D&D 5E [OOC] A Light Hearted Princes of Elemental Evil Hack and Slash

[Forged Fury]

I hate to point this out, but Aridha's Moonbeam spell is Concentration based. I think she's been hit twice since she cast it.

 

[Creamsteak]

Easily remedied, I guess. I can roll them. I should have probably.

[roll0]
[roll1]

Also, control-fing through the posts I may not be seeing the first hit. I know about the more recent one from Grimjaw.

 

[Forged Fury]

Post #363, right after she cast Moonbeam. She got hit for 10 HPs by a Reaver. You referred to the PC by the player's name, which may be why CTRL-F didn't work.

 

[Creamsteak]

Well damn. Found the first hit. So it's 10 and 6 damage, both DC 10 saves. So I guess Aridha should have been interrupted before her last round. That could change some things.

 

[hafrogman]

I realize that it'd be in our favor, but you still might want to just hand-waive the reversal of those two concentration checks so as to minimize backtracking and recalculations.

 

[CanadienneBacon]

I humbly submit that while the oversight was appropriately pointed out, it might have waited until after combat.

Best Regards,
Wendy.

 

[Shayuri]

Argh, my apologies for missing that! The Concentration rules still bedevil me. That's embarrassing, cuz I've been playing 5e for awhile now.

I'm fine either way. Let me know if we're retconning the moonbeam away, as it'll affect Ari's actions.

 

[Forged Fury]

Nah, better to do it now, as this fight could still go on for some time. Some of the opponents we're fighting are two to three levels higher than us. Plus, a reminder after combat would probably get lost in the celebration. Lastly, I'm the one fighting the spellcaster here...



ETA: With the way PbP works, perhaps whoever damages an opponent with a Concentration spell up should also roll a D20 on the opponent's behalf? That way, the check is made right then, rather than requiring someone to remember to do it later.

 

[Creamsteak]

I'm ruling that it's interrupted now. Not before she used it last round. That's the simplest. Changes no actions.

 

[Steve Gorak]

ETA: With the way PbP works, perhaps whoever damages an opponent with a Concentration spell up should also roll a D20 on the opponent's behalf? That way, the check is made right then, rather than requiring someone to remember to do it later.

Good idea. I`ll try to remember & please feel free to remind me.
Cheers,

SG