Lord Ogglebottoms Odd Tasks: All in a Nights Work (DM: DMDanW, Judge: Renau1g)


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[sblock=Dwarven]"Do you think so? Let us find out then, son of a goblin!"[/sblock]

Gellan moves around the pile of crates, then vaults to a position next to the dwarf. His blades flash to either side, striking both opponents.

"Minharath! Priest! Get yourself together and come help!"

[sblock=Actions]Move action: Walk to K-14, then climb to K-13.
Standard Action: Attack Dwarf with Whirling Rend. Hits AC 24: Dwarf takes 7 damage, Human 1 takes 4. At least I hit them.[/sblock]

[sblock="Mini stat"]Gellan Bonesaw - Level 1 Halfling Barbarian
Passive Perception: 16, Passive Insight: 11, Initiative: +3 Senses: Normal
AC: 17, Fortitude: 16, Reflex: 14, Will: 11 -- Speed: 6, Size: Small
HP: 22/27, Bloodied 13, Surge Value 6, Surges left 7/9
Action Points: 0, Second Wind: not used
Powers -
Pressing Strike, Whirling Rend
Second Chance, Whirling Lunge, Whirling Frenzy
Swift Panther Rage[/sblock]
 
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Eyes wide with horror, one hand holding a cloth to his nose, Minharath stumbles into the room. Stopping just inside the door, he presses his eyes tightly closed, and you may worry that he has not yet recovered. At this time, however, Gloom's wounds begin to close, though the scars will likely never fade. Dark gashes where his body was pierced, they will be lifelong reminders of this day.


[sblock=Gloom dream sequence]No one is perfect, and children are prone to getting into trouble. At sometime in his youth, Gloom did something -it doesn't matter what- that got him punished. The punishment was deserved, and came from someone who loved him. Whatever the punishment was, it was likely their disappointment that hurt the most. That same disappointment fills Gloom's mind now, though this time the source is one of nearly incalculable love. Not just your mother, but all mothers are looking at you, as though you have just broken a solemn promise. Your guilt seems overwhelming to you, and for a moment it turns to despair. Then, the haze around your mind recedes, and the sounds of battle rise around you. You have been given a second chance: it is up to you to decide what to do with it.[/sblock]
[sblock=OOC, regarding Gloom]Normally, I try not to dictate other characters' emotions or actions in my posts, I think it's rude. This time, I do so only because those effects are imposed, as an effect of the temporary connection between you and the Hearth Goddess.[/sblock]
[sblock=actions]Move to J27, Cast Healing Word on Gloom for 2d6+5+surge value healing, putting him at 2d6+14=20 hit points. Ready an action to cast Healer's Mercy if two or more bloodied allies come within range.[/sblock]
 

OOC - Tomalak: Minharath must reach J18(IE 5 squares or less) to be in range to use healing word on Gloom to do so Minharath must do a run and a move then use his minor for healing word. Also the healing word heals Gloom to 23 hp as you forgot to add your cha mod the roll.
 
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Please disregard my post, I will have to rethink the turn. He's too far away. How did he get so far from the healer so quickly?
 

Well we are in round 3 now and including the surprise round Gloom has moved further into the room 3 turns in a row. Minharath on the other hand has barely moved, other than to get sick at the brutal display of violence happening in front of him. Ah, the life of a pacifist cleric amongst one of the most savage groups of PC's I have ever seen (2 shifters, a druid and a barbarian...)
 

Quick show of hands: Who saw this one coming?

Seriously though. I hope no one is offended by the way I'm playing my character. I have had a realization during this last combat: 'Adventurers' are sociopaths. Most of the things done in a typical adventure are beyond the pale in modern society. Sure it's about setting and situation, but with a civilized, even pacifist man observing a typical party at work - this should have been obvious ahead of time. To be honest though, I was planning (OOC) to start healing now, but I didn't realize how far away he'd moved. I think I'm going to start posting some of Minharath's thought processes, just for fun (and perspective).
 

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