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

"Aw . . .You have got to be joking. I HATE Zombies!"

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ooc: initiative
Initiative: 1D20+2 = [17]+2 = 19 (http://roll.coyotecode.net/lookup.php?rollid=138522)
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He looks at his spiked chain and says "I am sorry I have to stink you up" as soo as they are ten feet away he lets the chain fly, its deadly song filling the air with the purpose of terminal prejudice. By the tone of his voice, it is plainly clear he hold complete dislike of zombies . . . .

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ooc: and the players can tell his dislike by the capital bold italics of the word *HATE* !

Attack/Damage 10 ft reach: 1D20+13 = [2]+13 = 15;1D20+8 = [9]+8 = 17; 2D4+7 = [4, 1]+7 = 12; 2D4+7 = [4, 2]+7 = 13; (http://roll.coyotecode.net/lookup.php?rollid=138525)
 

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OOC: What weapon stats does Cruel Justice use? Simple Longsword?
Will save: 1D20+7 = [15]+7 = 22

Init: 1D20+4 = [18]+4 = 22
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OOC: DM`s Note: +1 keen scimitar.
 

Caerth considers his options. He knows the zombies won't move fast, and that the others are still feeling the effects of the fight with the centipede. Lorien is still likely not at his best, so he considers casting a cure on the elf bard to go along with the restorative magic he cast on him while the group was resting.

His spells renewed, Caerth knows that call lightning is his best choice to damage the undead, but what if there is something more dangerous before the key is found. Instead, he takes aim with his bow and fires a shot at the first zombie that comes into view. At first the arrow looks like its going to hit one of the sarcophagi but then one of the zombies jerks into the arrow's path. The damage it does is minimal.

"Slashing weapons are our best option," Caerth tells the others.

OOC: I'm assuming Cearth's hit points are at 16 after resting and his spells are renewed. He likely would have cast a cure spell on himself before heading back down through the cellars: 2d8+7=15. That would bring his hit points back up to 31. He also has lesser restoration among his spells., I'm also going to assume he cast that on Lorien earlier to restore some of the Bard's lost Dexterity: 1d4=2.

EDIT: Oops, That's actually a hit
Attack roll > 1d20+9=11 (hit); Damage > 1d8+5=6
 

Aureus attempts to communicate with the sword, "Maybe we should work on building a relationship. That way you stop trying to control me and I let you out every once in a while, to taste this 'justice' you're so fixated on. How does that sound?" she projects in her mind before putting the unwieldy weapon back in its makeshift scabbard. She draws her magical short sword, a weapon she was much more comfortable with, and stabs it as best she can into the nearest enemy. With no slashing weapons on hand it's the best she could do.

OOC: Atk: 1D20+8 = [15]+8 = 23
Dmg: 1D6+3 = [6]+3 = 9
 

Originally Posted by Thateous
Aureus attempts to communicate with the sword, "Maybe we should work on building a relationship. That way you stop trying to control me and I let you out every once in a while, to taste this 'justice' you're so fixated on. How does that sound?" she projects in her mind before putting the unwieldy weapon back in its makeshift scabbard.
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"You're will is strong, fur-covered lady," the sword replies in Aureus' mind. "We shall discuss this more once the undead have been purified."

Originally Posted by Thateous
She draws her magical short sword, a weapon she was much more comfortable with, and stabs it as best she can into the nearest enemy. With no slashing weapons on hand it's the best she could do.
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Aureus moves forward to the edge of the room and stabs the zombie with the druid's arrow sticking out of it's rotting flesh. The magical blade finds its mark and more of the undead's flesh is destroyed. Aureus can tell that her sword does less damage to the zombie than it would have to living being.
 

Originally Posted by Scott DeWar
"Aw . . .You have got to be joking. I HATE Zombies!"

He looks at his spiked chain and says" I am sorry I have to stink you up" as soon as they are ten feet away he lets the chain fly, its deadly song filling the air with the purpose of terminal prejudice. By the tone of his voice, it is plainly clear he hold complete dislike of zombies.
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Quinn easily strikes the slow-moving zombie that shambles towards him. The spiked chain pierces the undead thing once, twice, and yet it does not go down. Quinn shakes his head in disgust. The chain might be a great weapon, but it has limited strength against this type of undead. It was a lesson he learned in the arena. His free hand brushes up against his masterwork longsword, which hasn't been bloodied in months. It wouldn't do as much damage overall, but it would work better against the zombies.
 

As Lorien steps back to heal himself, the zombies shamble forward quickly and swarm around Aureus and Quinn, they come with malice burning in one eye and a dark gem shining in the other. One zombie lunges at Aureus who manages to hit with her sword. The weapon fails to pierce the undead's vile flesh and the zombie slams into the hutaakan rogue with surprising force. The others keep coming and surround the rogue and the human gladiator, but not before Quinn puts one of them down with a strike from his long sword.

OOC: I'm going to assume that Quinn's AoO will be a success.
 

**next round**

The sword is drawn and Quinn slices into the zombie.

ooc: As part of move action: draw long sword, move to nearest zombie

standard: attack with long sword

Attack/Damage: 1D20+12 = [11]+12 = 23; 1D8+4 = [2]+4 = 6
 

Phar hesitates briefly, after the rest he has too many options and the words of various spells spring to mind, but the closeness of the zombies and the fact that the arrow is already nocked makes the choice inevitable. With a quick adjustment of aim he lets fly the ready arrow.

OOC: [roll0] [roll1]
 

Scotley said:
Phar hesitates briefly, after the rest he has too many options and the words of various spells spring to mind, but the closeness of the zombies and the fact that the arrow is already nocked makes the choice inevitable. With a quick adjustment of aim he lets fly the ready arrow.
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The arrow easily hits one of the zombies lunging out through past Aureus and Quinn but the point of the arrow doesn't dig into the undead's rotting flesh. It hangs there for a moment caught in a loose shred of decay before falling to the floor.

OOC: Shot was a hit but the arrow didn't get past the zombie's DR.
 

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