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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jkason" data-source="post: 5571031" data-attributes="member: 2710">At Quioan's touch, Daylily swells, his frame becoming massive as the magics surge through him. Ryall and Roug, upon seeing the giant-sized barbarian elf, dive back into the woods for cover. Daylily as well as the others all feel the charge of energy from Kazanto, as well as the crashing, snorting sounds quickly grow closer.[sblock=a boatload of mechanics and math]Initiatives: Daylily: 20Relic: 12Kazanto: 12Quioan: 10Boar: 3I'm going to give [MENTION=6666944]maquise[/MENTION] until tomorrow morning to post before moving things along, but the buffs shouldn't throw him off at all, and especially in the case of Daylily, I wanted to get the math worked out. Here's my math on all the effects. Let me know if I'm missing something:Raging: +2 attack, +3 damage (2-handed weapon), +2 will, -2 AC, +2 thpEnlarged: +0 attack (+1 str, -1 size), +(1d6+1) damage, -2 AC (-1 dex, -1 size), 10 ft reachBless: +1 attackCharging: +2 attack, -2 ACTotals: Attack +10 (+5 base, +2 rage, +1 bless, +2 charge)Damage 3d6+10 (2d6+6 base, +3 rage, +1d6+1 enlarged)AC: 9 (base 15, -2 rage, -2 enlarge, -2 charge)Secondarily, since both Daylily and Relic are delaying until the boar's turn, I need to adjudictate how their actions 'go off.' Here's how I'm doing it, and it may effect how Relic acts, so I figured we'd throw this out now while we're waiting, anyway:Since both characters delayed, they act at the same initiative point (3), but we all know there's no such thing as genuinely simultaneous actions in turn-based combat, so someone has to go first. Since Daylily actually rolled higher than Relic, my inclination is to resolve his action first. That means, however, that he'll have to make a Will save along with the boar when the Sleep spell goes off because he'll be in the area of effect. As far as I can tell, anyway, the spell isn't selective, but affects all relevant creatures in its area, of which Daylily would be one.[/sblock]</blockquote>

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