Kulan: Knightfall's Heroes of Carnell Game [IC]


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Lorien notices the sign his barbarian friend gives, slashes at the spider and steps back to let Halmar take his place, all the while keeping their spirits up with the battlesong.

[sblock=OOC]Attack and 5ft step back. 1d20+8=14, 1d8+3=4[/sblock]
 

With Lorien out of the way, the large warrior Halmar steps into his place and swings his axe in rapid succession at the remaining enemy. The song of Lorien flows through the northern barbarian and he embraces the epic tones of the song. It spurs him onto a ferocious swing as he recalls the glories of his people and the reason for his adventuring. With a wild cry of abandonment he unleashes a pair of devastating blows.

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Wow! Crit!
Atk 1; dmg 1; atk 2; dmg 2 (1d20+12=32, 1d12+8=18, 1d20+7=23, 1d12+8=16)
Critical hit confirm; extra damage (1d20+12=30, 1d12+8=12, 1d12+8=18) *IC Love Halmar!

Crits for 48 damage + hits AC 23 for 16 more....
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renau1g said:
Halmar will wait a moment for Lorien to maneuver
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Blackrat said:
Lorien notices the sign his barbarian friend gives, slashes at the spider and steps back to let Halmar take his place, all the while keeping their spirits up with the battlesong.
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While your longsword once again fails to damage the creature, you easily exchange places with the big barbarian, allowing him to reach the spiderbeast.

renau1g said:
With Lorien out of the way, the large warrior Halmar steps into his place and swings his axe in rapid succession at the remaining enemy. The song of Lorien flows through the northern barbarian and he embraces the epic tones of the song. It spurs him onto a ferocious swing as he recalls the glories of his people and the reason for his adventuring. With a wild cry of abandonment he unleashes a pair of devastating blows.
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Lorien's song and your skill make quick work of the beast. Your axe bites deep into the creature with the first blow, and it dies in a bloody mess. You swing again and gore soon covers the floor and doorframe of the stone house.

You can hear the voices of your tribe's ancestors in your ears, singing along with Lorien's song. They sing of battle. They sing of honor. They sing of glory.
 

Sheyla

Sheyla considers her longbow, but knowing, that she is not trained in using it at these close quarters, she decides against it. Instead, she waits for an opening to attack the spiders.

OOC: Delay until she can get a spider in melee, or one of her companions requires healing.
 

Gareth rushes forward past Reneg as he tries to slip by the spiderbeast attacking the druid in order to hit the beast from behind. He feints but the beast isn't misled.

The creature bites him hard on the side just below the big man's right arm. He winces in pain and then his eyes rool back and he falls from the pier on to the sand below. He doesn't move.
 


Reneg grimaces as the other man falls. Although it seemed a long way to the sand without any stairs, Reneg could definitely see himself the type to help the other man... if only this cursed vermin wasn't trying to kill and eat him.

Soon, he murmurs as he swings his staff in an attempt to club the vermin over its ugly little head.

1d20+7=15
 
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Dog Moon said:
Reneg grimaces as the other man falls. Although it seemed a long way to the sand without any stairs, Reneg could definitely see himself the type to help the other man... if only this cursed vermin wasn't trying to kill and eat him.

Soon, he murmurs as he swings his staff in an attempt to club the vermin over its ugly little head.
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The spiderbeast twists its body out of the way. Your blow narrowly misses its central mass, coming down against the boards of the pier.
 

Sheyla

Seeing Gareth fall prey to the spider's poison, Sheyla speaks a short prayer to get him moving again. Looking around, she sees no enemy, she can easily reach, so the cleric stays where she is for now.


OOC: Remove Paralysis on Gareth.
 

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