North by Northwest, Chapter 2.5: Caster and Mouse

[Scotley]

Cian Dark Elf Bard

Seeing the others surround the remaining foe, Cian reloads and looks about for any additional foes that might be in the area.

 

[Starman]

I guess we're going to need a spell after all. Cellan steps up behind Herev and, chanting a prayer to the earth, casts Cure Light Wounds on the warrior. Manakar stays next to the druid, face low to the ground and growling at the remaining creature.

[sblock]7 hit points cured, Herev.[/sblock]

 

[Bloodweaver1]

Cole Braddock

Perhaps there is something in the underground air, or it could be the unaccustomed glow of the subterranean moss. Whatever it is, its affecting Cole's combat prowlness.

Swing and a miss

 

[Old Fezziwig]

Cian: The rest of the area seems pretty calm. You don't see anyone else around.[sblock]I'll wait for Ghur and Thanee's actions before resolving the actions of the lonely, little hooved-man.[/sblock]

 

[Fenris]

Ghur steps aside as Herev retreats to the second rank and then steps forward and again strikes at the strange acquatic goat man.

[sblock]Ghur R3 attack (1d20+3=14, 1d6+2=8) [/sblock]

 

[Old Fezziwig]

The creature doesn't make any sudden moves, despite Ghur and Cole's attacks at it — it dodges both the attacks and then waits in a careful crouch to see if the group continues to attack it. It doesn't speak, but it looks extremely pathetic, surrounded by armed warriors and the corpses of its comrades.

 

[Bloodweaver1]

Cole Braddock

Cole moves to flank the creature so that Ghur and himself can finish this battle once and for all.

Attack & Damage - no flank bonuses added

 

[Fenris]

"No Cole, we cannot do this. Cian, do you have some way to call your people and take this wretched creature into custody. It has no use to us."

turning to the creature Ghur asks it in each of his languages if he understands him.

 

[Starman]

"Uhm, maybe we can, uh, learn something from it," Cellan suggests.

 

[Scotley]

Cian

"We can take him back to the village and report the attack."