Planescape - Dead God Rising: [Combat Thread]

[Nalfeshnee]

Marching Order

Noch...
Tyrjon
Nuan
Kyran
Rubious
Llyra
Jema

 

[Nalfeshnee]

Noch: that would mean getting within 30 ft. At the moment you are around 120 ft away. There is little if any cover between your position and the guards' post, though your Hide/Move Silently may just be high enough to get close enough

 

[Deuce Traveler]

This is true. And Noch is willing to try, but I'm hoping one of the more magic-oriented folks has a better trick up their sleeve.

 

[Nalfeshnee]

Initiative

Noch 27
Jema 22
Kyran 19
skeletons
Llyra 13
Cloaked Figure one 11
Rubious 9
Tyrjon 11
Robed (spellcaster?) figure 9
Nuan 4

(wow, thats a lot of nines)

 

[Thanee]

Llyra will cast her Backbiter spell on the sword of the breastplate-wearing figure, then step back to have the others open the door and ambush them.

This could possibly be one round before things are going to start.



In the combat, Llyra will just delay for now, unless her intervention is required.

 

[Nalfeshnee]

Llyra: ok, you can cast the spell before the combat starts (ill assume its just before the combat starts

 

[A'koss]

Well... that worked pretty well for us.

But do any of us gain a surprise round?

 

[Thanee]

I think it should work like this...

Llyra casts the spell. Opponents make Listen checks (shouldn't be too easy, but maybe someone makes it).

Surprise round starts, all of us plus any of them, that made their Listen check, can act.

Then the normal round starts where everyone can act.

 

[Nalfeshnee]

Why of course you do you're all alert so you all gain a surprise round... i should ahve said that in the initiative post. And I have already been doing Listen checks for the enemies, though for now, since i assume you are not directly under the door and whispering, they have been difficult. Casting a spell right near the door would be a slightly different matter

 

[Deuce Traveler]

Noch will be prepared to fire his crossbow at the nearest non-skeleton, since everyone else seems to be gunning for the robed figure.