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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Joachim" data-source="post: 1589446" data-attributes="member: 9531">SPOILER ALERT:  Yes it was.  We went in through the roof, caught them unbuffed (and we were buffed) and then the Bright Axes proceeded to whip the $#%& out of most of the combatants.  Three NPC's escaped with their lives (or unlives, as the case may be).  Kiko has definitely come into his own and was very, very effective in that fight.HIGHLIGHTS:To quote Peter Venkman (of Ghostbusters fame), "We came, we saw, we kicked [their] a$$!"Thifirane cast some pretty powerful spells, but never truly engaged us.Mahad sat back and watched with interest until she had enough and left the premises.  Her 'cloak' bit the big one, though, which I am sure did not please her very much.As stated previously, Kiko was THE MAN during that fight.  Monks vs. medium-sized opponents can be very nasty when played optimally (which Kiko was). High AC + good saves + SR + stoneskin (from Dalthon) + lots of attacks = EEP!Rusty, Tilly, and Dalthon never really got the opportunity to truly bring their guns to bear during the fight, but they did somewhat have their shining moments.  Grimm does 124 points of damage in one round to an ogre mage, 85 points of damage in one round to a Dread Wraith, and 108 points in one round to a wizard.With an Empowered Fireball, Dalthon managed to hit nine enemies.  Thanks to poor SR rolls and evasion, only one of the nine took any damage from it.  Unbelievably bad rolling (or good, depending on your point of view).Evard's Black Tentacles rears its ugly, rubbery head once again.None of the Bright Axes were severely damaged.  But, to quote Han Solo after Luke shot down his first TIE Fighter, "Great job! Just don't get cocky..."</blockquote>

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