Ring of the Fey Lord (DM:Atanatotatos, Judge:Lord Sessadore)Up:Lorik, etc.
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Dunamin
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Rhole spins up a high-pitch solo with his instrument, swaying even the steadfast Ironheart to tap his roots to the music and quick-step around to block the boar off more directly.
[sblock=Actions]Free: Virtue of Cunning to slide Ironheart to F11.
I was thinking that’s a superior position to intercept the boar from advancing on anyone else, but of course Ironheart should feel free to pick another spot if wants to.
[sblock=Actions]Free: Virtue of Cunning to slide Ironheart to F11.
I was thinking that’s a superior position to intercept the boar from advancing on anyone else, but of course Ironheart should feel free to pick another spot if wants to.
If I’m not mistaken, Derien has 24/26 hp following Rhole’s Majestic Word.[/sblock]
JoeNotCharles
First Post
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Right. A cleric would mainly take that feat as a prereq to get Fighter powers, not for its effects.
Hmm, it looks like the only two classes that can make use of generic marks are Fighter and Warden, so either of those multiclassing to another defender class is pretty sweet because it gives them an extra mark. Fighter multiclassing to Paladin gets a Divine Challenge once per encounter (and maybe some divine sanctions if they take the right power swaps), each of which includes a mark that triggers Combat Superiority as well as the Divine Power bonus. Paladin multiclassing to Fighter gets a mark which doesn't trigger any of their special Paladin abilities.
If you want to actually get the fighter's Combat Superiority, you need to get to Paragon and take Battle Acumen - which doesn't give you any method of marking, but it's pretty killer for a class that has its own marks. Except that you need to give up your paragon path, so Ironheart won't be doing that...
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Right. A cleric would mainly take that feat as a prereq to get Fighter powers, not for its effects.
Hmm, it looks like the only two classes that can make use of generic marks are Fighter and Warden, so either of those multiclassing to another defender class is pretty sweet because it gives them an extra mark. Fighter multiclassing to Paladin gets a Divine Challenge once per encounter (and maybe some divine sanctions if they take the right power swaps), each of which includes a mark that triggers Combat Superiority as well as the Divine Power bonus. Paladin multiclassing to Fighter gets a mark which doesn't trigger any of their special Paladin abilities.
If you want to actually get the fighter's Combat Superiority, you need to get to Paragon and take Battle Acumen - which doesn't give you any method of marking, but it's pretty killer for a class that has its own marks. Except that you need to give up your paragon path, so Ironheart won't be doing that...
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Power of Nerati, drive away the wicked. And that boar. Amen.[sblock=Action]Lance the Boar, 13 versus Reflex, 10 nonlethal damage. If that hits, the +2 goes to Ironheart.[/sblock][sblock=mini-stats]Derien Falk - Elf Cleric 1
Initiative +3 Passive perception 22 Passive Insight 19
AC 16 For 12 Ref 13 Will 16
HP 24/26 Bloodied 13 Surge value 7 Surges/day 8/9
Speed 7 squares Languages Common, Elven
AP 1 Second Wind not used
Longbow +5 (1d10+3)
Powers: Lance of Faith
Sacred Flame
Cause Fear
healing word 2 of 2
Elven Accuracy
Channel Divinity
Hunter's Quarry
Cascade of Light[/sblock]
Initiative +3 Passive perception 22 Passive Insight 19
AC 16 For 12 Ref 13 Will 16
HP 24/26 Bloodied 13 Surge value 7 Surges/day 8/9
Speed 7 squares Languages Common, Elven
AP 1 Second Wind not used
Longbow +5 (1d10+3)
Powers: Lance of Faith
Sacred Flame
Cause Fear
healing word 2 of 2
Elven Accuracy
Channel Divinity
Hunter's Quarry
Cascade of Light[/sblock]
TwoHeadsBarking
First Post
[sblock=ooc]Wow, taran. That had me in stitches.[/sblock]
Haruka staggers away from the satyr. She attempts to connect with another crackling lash, but in her disoriented state it does nothing more than singe a nearby brush.
[sblock=Actions]Standard: Miss with Eldritch Blast, again.[/sblock]
[sblock=mini-stats]Haruka Sato- human warlock 1
Initiative: +1 | Passive perception: 9 | Passive Insight: 15
AC: 15 | For: 15 | Ref: 15 | Will: 14
HP: 30/30+8 | Bloodied: 15 | Surge value: 7 | Surges: 10/10
Speed: 6 | Languages: Allarian, Tsugo
AP: 0 | Second Wind: not used
Basic Attack/Opportunity attack: +2 vs AC, 1d6
Powers: Eldritch Blast, Hellish Rebuke, Dire Radiance
Vampiric Embrace
Flames of Phlegethos[/sblock]
Haruka staggers away from the satyr. She attempts to connect with another crackling lash, but in her disoriented state it does nothing more than singe a nearby brush.
[sblock=Actions]Standard: Miss with Eldritch Blast, again.[/sblock]
[sblock=mini-stats]Haruka Sato- human warlock 1
Initiative: +1 | Passive perception: 9 | Passive Insight: 15
AC: 15 | For: 15 | Ref: 15 | Will: 14
HP: 30/30+8 | Bloodied: 15 | Surge value: 7 | Surges: 10/10
Speed: 6 | Languages: Allarian, Tsugo
AP: 0 | Second Wind: not used
Basic Attack/Opportunity attack: +2 vs AC, 1d6
Powers: Eldritch Blast, Hellish Rebuke, Dire Radiance
Flames of Phlegethos[/sblock]
Dunamin
First Post
Rhole clears his throat dramatically.
“Hey Miss Piggy, take your ham-pered saggy butt back to Oinkville Ham-let before you get ham-mered!”
You sense that the boar somehow understands all these painfully bad puns, reeling back in pain with a squeal.
The gnome strikes his hair-strings once more and the Great Ultra-Intense Thundering Audio Ripper wails in his hands.
“Rock out!”
The little gargoyle, presumably Rock, jumps from Rhole’s hair with a “Wheee!” and power slides the landing on its knees, while playing very deep complimentary tones from a comparably tiny four-stringed instrument. Stony wings stretch from its back and it swoops through the air, climbing to a central position to oversee the battle.
[sblock=Actions]Standard: Vicious Mockery at boar. On a hit of Will 18 it deals 10 damage and gives -2 to attacks until end of Rhole’s next turn.
Minor: Switch familiar to active mode.
Move: Have familiar fly to H13 while going diagonally up 3 squares (or whatever is well beyond the reach of our foes).
Rhole – Gnome Bard 1
Passive Perception 15, Passive Insight 11
AC 17, Fort 11, Reflex 15, Will 16
Resist 5 fire
HP 24/24, Bloodied 12, Surge Value 6, Surges 8/8
Speed 5, Initiative +1
Action Points: 1, Second Wind
Powers: Cutting Words, Vicious Mockery;
Focused Sound, Majestic Word: 1/2, Words of Friendship; Fade Away,Ghost Sound;
Stirring Shout
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[sblock=If Rhole takes out the boar]His words are not “set to kill”, but are no less effective.
For instance, you could say he overpowers it through sheer force of personality and awe of his music, making it surrender and cower submissively before Rhole until the party has moved on.
In addition, Rhole’s actions are then changed to moving himself to K12 and then activating Rock.[/sblock]
“Hey Miss Piggy, take your ham-pered saggy butt back to Oinkville Ham-let before you get ham-mered!”
You sense that the boar somehow understands all these painfully bad puns, reeling back in pain with a squeal.
The gnome strikes his hair-strings once more and the Great Ultra-Intense Thundering Audio Ripper wails in his hands.
“Rock out!”
The little gargoyle, presumably Rock, jumps from Rhole’s hair with a “Wheee!” and power slides the landing on its knees, while playing very deep complimentary tones from a comparably tiny four-stringed instrument. Stony wings stretch from its back and it swoops through the air, climbing to a central position to oversee the battle.
[sblock=Actions]Standard: Vicious Mockery at boar. On a hit of Will 18 it deals 10 damage and gives -2 to attacks until end of Rhole’s next turn.
Minor: Switch familiar to active mode.
Move: Have familiar fly to H13 while going diagonally up 3 squares (or whatever is well beyond the reach of our foes).
Rhole – Gnome Bard 1
Passive Perception 15, Passive Insight 11
AC 17, Fort 11, Reflex 15, Will 16
Resist 5 fire
HP 24/24, Bloodied 12, Surge Value 6, Surges 8/8
Speed 5, Initiative +1
Action Points: 1, Second Wind
Powers: Cutting Words, Vicious Mockery;
Focused Sound, Majestic Word: 1/2, Words of Friendship; Fade Away,
Stirring Shout
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[sblock=If Rhole takes out the boar]His words are not “set to kill”, but are no less effective.
For instance, you could say he overpowers it through sheer force of personality and awe of his music, making it surrender and cower submissively before Rhole until the party has moved on.
In addition, Rhole’s actions are then changed to moving himself to K12 and then activating Rock.[/sblock]
JoeNotCharles
First Post
If the boar is alive:
Ironheart swings his massive axe at the boar again, whiffing past it. He grunts in annoyance and sidesteps to stand between it and Derien; as he moves, tiny tendrils of greenery unfurl from his root along the ground, entangling its legs.
[sblock=OOC]
Standard: attack boar with Strength of Stone: Strength of Stone vs Boar (1d20+7=11, 1d10+5=7) I assume that didn't hit.
Free: mark boar with Nature's Wrath
Move: shift to F11
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If the boar is dead:
As the great boar falls, Ironheart whirls with surprising speed and pushes his way through the woods. Other trees bend out of the way as he passes. "These beasts should be free!" he snarls at the satyr. As he plants himself in place in front of the satyr and its ally, tiny shoots spear from his roots into the ground, and erupt from the soil beneath them, wrapping around all six sets of legs. Ironheart swings his axe towards the satyr, but it ducks and he only clips its curly hair.
[sblock=OOC]
Move: to I16 (I think I can make that if I can move from F13 to G14 without taking a movement penalty
Free: mark both the Satyr and Unicorn with Nature's Wrath
Standard: attack the Satyr with Strength of Stone (same roll is above, which is probably still a miss)
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Ironheart swings his massive axe at the boar again, whiffing past it. He grunts in annoyance and sidesteps to stand between it and Derien; as he moves, tiny tendrils of greenery unfurl from his root along the ground, entangling its legs.
[sblock=OOC]
Standard: attack boar with Strength of Stone: Strength of Stone vs Boar (1d20+7=11, 1d10+5=7) I assume that didn't hit.
Free: mark boar with Nature's Wrath
Move: shift to F11
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If the boar is dead:
As the great boar falls, Ironheart whirls with surprising speed and pushes his way through the woods. Other trees bend out of the way as he passes. "These beasts should be free!" he snarls at the satyr. As he plants himself in place in front of the satyr and its ally, tiny shoots spear from his roots into the ground, and erupt from the soil beneath them, wrapping around all six sets of legs. Ironheart swings his axe towards the satyr, but it ducks and he only clips its curly hair.
[sblock=OOC]
Move: to I16 (I think I can make that if I can move from F13 to G14 without taking a movement penalty
Free: mark both the Satyr and Unicorn with Nature's Wrath
Standard: attack the Satyr with Strength of Stone (same roll is above, which is probably still a miss)
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renau1g
First Post
Power of Nerati, drive away the wicked. And that boar. Amen. Derien prays, but his prayers are not answered as the blast goes over the enemies head.
Ikni climbs to her feet, trying desperately to remember the centering techniques her mentor taught her to keep her mind balanced and clear in combat. Somehow that all seems terribly remote just now.[/QUOTE]
Haruka staggers away from the satyr. She attempts to connect with another crackling lash, but in her disoriented state it does nothing more than singe a nearby brush.
[sblock=THB]
WHat's up with IC hating on the warlocks? My PC just rolled 2 for the second roll in a row and is averaging like a 25% hit rate even with Joe giving us a +1 for posting w/in 24 hrs
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Rhole clears his throat dramatically.
“Hey Miss Piggy, take your ham-pered saggy butt back to Oinkville Ham-let before you get ham-mered!”
You sense that the boar somehow understands all these painfully bad puns, reeling back in pain with a squeal.
The gnome strikes his hair-strings once more and the Great Ultra-Intense Thundering Audio Ripper wails in his hands.
“Rock out!”
The little gargoyle, presumably Rock, jumps from Rhole’s hair with a “Wheee!” and power slides the landing on its knees, while playing very deep complimentary tones from a comparably tiny four-stringed instrument. Stony wings stretch from its back and it swoops through the air, climbing to a central position to oversee the battle.
Ironheart swings his massive axe at the boar again, whiffing past it. He grunts in annoyance and sidesteps to stand between it and Derien; as he moves, tiny tendrils of greenery unfurl from his root along the ground, entangling its legs.
The satyr dances around the rock again and continues to play his pipe, but this time the tune changes and you see his allies grow angry and a red tinge is evident in their eyes.
The unicorn touches its horn to Ikni and the swordmage feels a deep connection to the creature, finding she can't bring her blade to harm the fey. In fact, she'd go so far as to attack her own allies from harming the unicorn.
The boar again tries to gore Ironheart, but the wood woad's toughened hide turns aside the tusks.
[sblock=OOC]
Order for bad guys will always be the same, unless I let you know otherwise.
Satyr plays Feral Overture - affects allies only
Unicorn uses Fey Beguling on Ikni - fey beguiling vs will (1d20 7=13) hits (just) and you cannot attack the unicorn, and the target must make opportunity attacks with a +2 bonus against any creature within reach that attacks the unicorn (save ends)
Boar attacks Ironheart - misses (AC 16)vs ac; dmg (1d20 8=16, 1d10 6=11) - again...
Status:
Unicorn: -5 hp, used fey beguiling, fey step, horn touch
Boar: -44hp, cursed, bloodied, marked by Ironheart (TENT)
Satyr: -25 hp, cursed
Ikni: Fey Beguling (save ends)
Init:
Ironheart - 14 - 23/35
Satyr - 13
Unicorn - 13
Boar - 13
Derien - 13 - 24/26 <- you're up
Ikni - 9
Haruka - 6
Rhole - 4
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Ikni climbs to her feet, trying desperately to remember the centering techniques her mentor taught her to keep her mind balanced and clear in combat. Somehow that all seems terribly remote just now.[/QUOTE]
Haruka staggers away from the satyr. She attempts to connect with another crackling lash, but in her disoriented state it does nothing more than singe a nearby brush.
[sblock=THB]
WHat's up with IC hating on the warlocks? My PC just rolled 2 for the second roll in a row and is averaging like a 25% hit rate even with Joe giving us a +1 for posting w/in 24 hrs
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Rhole clears his throat dramatically.
“Hey Miss Piggy, take your ham-pered saggy butt back to Oinkville Ham-let before you get ham-mered!”
You sense that the boar somehow understands all these painfully bad puns, reeling back in pain with a squeal.
The gnome strikes his hair-strings once more and the Great Ultra-Intense Thundering Audio Ripper wails in his hands.
“Rock out!”
The little gargoyle, presumably Rock, jumps from Rhole’s hair with a “Wheee!” and power slides the landing on its knees, while playing very deep complimentary tones from a comparably tiny four-stringed instrument. Stony wings stretch from its back and it swoops through the air, climbing to a central position to oversee the battle.
Ironheart swings his massive axe at the boar again, whiffing past it. He grunts in annoyance and sidesteps to stand between it and Derien; as he moves, tiny tendrils of greenery unfurl from his root along the ground, entangling its legs.
The satyr dances around the rock again and continues to play his pipe, but this time the tune changes and you see his allies grow angry and a red tinge is evident in their eyes.
The unicorn touches its horn to Ikni and the swordmage feels a deep connection to the creature, finding she can't bring her blade to harm the fey. In fact, she'd go so far as to attack her own allies from harming the unicorn.
The boar again tries to gore Ironheart, but the wood woad's toughened hide turns aside the tusks.
[sblock=OOC]
Order for bad guys will always be the same, unless I let you know otherwise.
Satyr plays Feral Overture - affects allies only
Unicorn uses Fey Beguling on Ikni - fey beguiling vs will (1d20 7=13) hits (just) and you cannot attack the unicorn, and the target must make opportunity attacks with a +2 bonus against any creature within reach that attacks the unicorn (save ends)
Boar attacks Ironheart - misses (AC 16)vs ac; dmg (1d20 8=16, 1d10 6=11) - again...
Status:
Unicorn: -5 hp, used fey beguiling, fey step, horn touch
Boar: -44hp, cursed, bloodied, marked by Ironheart (TENT)
Satyr: -25 hp, cursed
Ikni: Fey Beguling (save ends)
Init:
Ironheart - 14 - 23/35
Satyr - 13
Unicorn - 13
Boar - 13
Derien - 13 - 24/26 <- you're up
Ikni - 9
Haruka - 6
Rhole - 4
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