Island Empire Part 2, Mermaid's Rest

[Erland]

Morwyn

I'll attack the shadow (1d20+10=23, 1d20+5=18) one more time, miss chance (1d100=85, 1d100=88), but miss both times due to incorporeality.

 

[Scotley]

Boat Ride

OOC: Still waiting for Rook and Finn to act...

BTW, happy belated birthday JB!

 

[Maidhc O Casain]

Rook (Daydreaming)

OOC: Sorry about that . . .

IC:

Rook swings with DúbhRásúr and Drachthuarach, but again is only able to connect with the great black sword. (I'll not even post the dagger strike this time . . .)

Rook rolls 1d20+1, getting [18,1] = (19) to Hit

Rook rolls 1d100, getting [16] = (16) Miss Chance

Rook rolls 1d10+2, getting [10,2] = (12) Damage

 

[Scotley]

Boat Ride

While Morwyn continues to stuggle with his foe, Rook cuts down one of the Shadows before him turning it into a cloud of smaller shadows that retreat into the dimness and vanish.

OOC: Calling Finn Hunter...

 

[SirCaith]

Finn Hunter

Finn continues to fight the weakness induced by the shadows. He stabs (1d20+7=26) (miss chance) (1d100=7) (damage) (1d6+1=6) once more with his rapier into its inky blackness.

 

[Scotley]

Boat Ride

Finn manages to raise his blade once more despite its now great weight relative to his strength. His blow is rewarded with another of the soundless screams. The remaining shadows don't remain idle they attack Morwyn and Rook (1d20+6=19, 1d20+6=21) hitting both with a painful, but only mildly weakening blow. The crew attack with oars and the leader tries to bring his cutlass to bare (1d20+5=9), but they have no visible impact this time.

OOC: Your actions?

 

[Maidhc O Casain]

Rook the Rickety

Rook crouches down in the boat, preparing himself for a mighty blow. He lunges up at an attacking shadow . . .

Rook rolls 1d20+1, getting [3,1] = (4) to Hit (DúbhRásúr)
Rook rolls 1d100, getting [54] = (54) Miss Chance
Rook rolls 1d10+2, getting [2,2] = (4) Damage
Rook rolls 1d20+1, getting [3,1] = (4) to Hit (Drachthuarach)
Rook rolls 1d100, getting [36] = (36) Miss Chance
Rook rolls 1d10+2, getting [2,2] = (4) Damage

. . . and almost collapses to the bottom of the boat for sheer embarassment.

 

[SirCaith]

Finn Hunter

Finn stabs (1d20+7=18) miss chance (1d100=44) (damage) (1d6+1=6) again at the shadow opposing him.

 

[Scotley]

Boat Ride

Rook prepares for a powerful series of attacks, but in the confins of the boat he gets tangled up and fails to connect with the shadow. Finn's weak blow is just enough to bring down his foe. All eyes on the boat are drawn to the dual between the Captain and the remaining shadow. The lead crewman grips his sword and looks as if he is considering leaping into the water to aid his Captain.

 

[Erland]

Morwyn

Finn manages to raise his blade once more despite its now great weight relative to his strength. His blow is rewarded with another of the soundless screams. The remaining shadows don't remain idle they attack Morwyn and Rook (1d20+6=19, 1d20+6=21) hitting both with a painful, but only mildly weakening blow. The crew attack with oars and the leader tries to bring his cutlass to bare (1d20+5=9), but they have no visible impact this time.

OOC: Your actions?

OOC: I assume by "mildly weakening" that you mean 1 point, in which case my strength is 13.

IC: I swing (1d20+9=13, 1d20+4=21) at the shadow, just missing with the first, and the second passes harmlessly (incorporeality (1d100=89)) through the shadow.