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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Scott DeWar" data-source="post: 6295665" data-attributes="member: 49929">[ooc]sorry glass eye! putting in sblock to save for l8r[/ooc][sblock=oops]"Ha ha! ha ho! " Jakob dodges and weaves, all be it as an amateur, then waits for what he feels to be an opening. The pain from the arrow in his shoulder on the other hand makes his moves pitiful. Lets hope our intrepid hero can endure! He is not, however, not doing so well as he misses yet again.<a href="http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/4487744/" target="_blank">1d20-1=2, 1d6-1=0</a>franko jumps for joy at the felling of the beast, but turns to the sight of the bull manFull round action to get to a good dart throwing pointHomer  flings his sword arm up and hears a sharp   *KRACKK!!*  that at first he fears is his arm, but feeling everything normal and no pain the looks to his hand and sees a hilt. No blade, a rectangular hole where the tang should be, and just the hilt. He looks at the sword hilt in utter surprise, then turns around to make sure no one of his fellow villagers were injured by the flinging loose blade.HankHank is elated at what he has done! one dart to the knee, causing it to fall and never more move! One more the gods of Ill Fate have shown to be chasing after some other poor mug!He sees his other fellows moving though. Hurridly at that! He looks aroud to see every thing going on, bemused at homer's gawking about, but quick to sober at the dark silloette of a bull headed beast man up the stairs threatening Jakob and siva. He too moves to a better vantage to throw a dart.[/sblock]</blockquote>

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