Ring of the Fey Lord (DM:Atanatotatos, Judge:Lord Sessadore)Up:Lorik, etc.


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Ironheart roars in pain as his bark begins to catch fire. He throws himself to the earth and rolls over and over, beating at the flames with his upper branches and shrieking. When he comes to his feet again, the sly glow in his eyes has vanished to be replaced by burning red of terror and agony.

Ironheart bellows a wordless roar and sways back and forth, lashing its burnt branches about as if tossed by a storm. A few ivy-like tendrils whip across the dragon's snout and bury themselves in the cracks between its scales. But Ironheart pays no attention to the great creature. Ripping itself free, it turns its back on the dragon and charges back across the battlefield towards its tormentor, leaping over the river once again, bellowing incoherantly and brandishing its bloody axe...

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Sweet.

Wait, no, I'm still prone so I can't shift anyway. Fine, I'll eat an OA.

Move: stand
Free: mark the dragon with Nature's Wrath
Standard: charge to K2, leaping the river (Athletics (1d20+10=24)) and attacking with Warden's Lunge (Warden's Lunge vs Bowman (attack: +2 combat advantage, +1 charge) (1d20+9+2+1=15, 1d10+10=13)). Forgot the +2 to charge from Form of the Fearsome Ram, so that hits AC 17 for 13 damage. Whether that hits or not, the bowman is marked until end of my next turn.
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[sblock=Ironheart stat block]Ironheart- Wood Woad Warden 3
Passive Perception: 11 (13 in wooded feywild), Passive Insight: 11
AC:18, Fort:17, Reflex:11, Will:13 -- Speed:68
HP:37/49, Bloodied:24, Surge Value:12, Surges left:10/13
Initiative +1
Action Points: 1, Second Wind: used
Powers: Warden's Fury, Warden's Grasp, Strength of Stone, Warden's Lunge, Wood Woad Resolve, Earth Spikes, Earthgrasp Strike, Fearsome Ram Attack, Form of the Fearsome Ram, Nature's Abundance
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Rhole’s steady beat takes over both Haruka and the eladrin that oppose them, clouding their judgment. The two join hands and stepdance merrily around Rhole, before coming to their senses.

The gnome finally picks himself up, after having spent essentially the entire fight lying on his back. With a fluid change of tune the Great Ultra-Intense Thundering Audio Ripper makes an obvious parody of the harpy’s song, though Rhole misses a critical note at a critical moment.

Fed up with Rhole’s inefficiency, Rock jumps out of its master’s hair to take matters into its own tiny hands.

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Dragon’s turn: Slide Haruka to R14 via Virtue of Cunning, and Sword20 to R15 via Advantage of Cunning.
Move: Stand up.
Standard: Rhole attacks the harpy with Cutting Words and “hits” Will 9 for 6 damage, pulling her to T17.
Minor: Put familiar in Active mode, placing it in S14 (to prevent Rhole from being flanked)

Rhole – Gnome Bard 2
Passive Perception 16, Passive Insight 12
AC 18, Fort 12, Reflex 16, Will 17
Resist 5 fire
HP 24/29, Bloodied 14, Surge Value 7, Surges 6/8
Speed 5, Initiative +2
Action Points: 0, Second Wind
Powers: Cutting Words, Vicious Mockery;
Blunder, Majestic Word: 2/2, Words of Friendship; Fade Away, Ghost Sound;
Stirring Shout, Song of Courage
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Ikni, her light-sensitive eyes blinded by the dragon's eruption, smiles a little, remembering dozens of hours of blindfolded training with her master, many miles beneath the surface. Bizarrely, the darkness calms her, and she breathes deeply for a moment, and, holding her master's face clearly in her minds eye, whirls her sword through a whistling arc directly toward the eladrin's throat.

[sblock=ooc]Not much choice in the way of actions, I was mostly just waiting to see if any more targets found their way adjacent. Looks like it's just the sword, though.

Standard: sword burst, vs sword 20: crit for 11 force damage and 1 acid damage. Oh, hell yes.

Saves: still dazed, but not blinded or immobilized.

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