The Sea's Righteous Might

Jaleph Bigthumbs Halfling Sorceror

On his turn Jaleph, seeing that they may be outclassed, steps back 5 feet, pulls out a scroll, and casts Summon Monster 2 from it. His caster level check to cast a 2nd level spell from a scroll succeeds. The spell summons a large dog, which appears to have some English Boxer blood in it's past (though it's not clear what else is in the mix).
OOC: I don't have a clear mental picture of everyone's position, but I want to try to summon it where it will threaten both of the ranged attackers at the rear. If I have to choose one, it will be summoned next to Mango. Either way, it immediately attacks Mango on my turn. Attack roll=1d20+3=15, damage=4+3=7
 
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VEN: You hear the sounds of fierce combat erupting behind you, echoing down the tunnel. You are perhaps 100-125 yards away (300-375 ft), and could probably make it back in a few rounds if you ran. The sabotuers are still working at placing their charges on the boat, and you figure at the pace their moving, nice and slow to avoid attacting the Watch, they'll be at it for at least another fifteen minutes or twenty minutes.
 



Marisa Calathar, Cleric of Wee Jas

As flaming bits drop from Marisa's banded mail, she looks at the rest of the party. "We do not have time for a drawn out fight. We have an opportunity to catch these sabotuers red-handed." Marisa brings her morningstar and smashes it across Red's shoulder, but swings wide.

OOC: Attack 1d20+5 = 8.
 

scout989 said:
On his turn Jaleph, seeing that they may be outclassed, steps back 5 feet, pulls out a scroll, and casts Summon Monster 2 from it. His caster level check to cast a 2nd level spell from a scroll succeeds. The spell summons a large dog, which appears to have some English Boxer blood in it's past (though it's not clear what else is in the mix).
OOC: I don't have a clear mental picture of everyone's position, but I want to try to summon it where it will threaten both of the ranged attackers at the rear. If I have to choose one, it will be summoned next to Mango. Either way, it immediately attacks Mango on my turn. Attack roll=1d20+3=15, damage=4+3=7
Sorry, not meaning to spam, but I wanted to make sure everyone spotted that I had edited my post.
 

The bright hot flame of the burning goo gives off an acrid, tangy odor, and the fire casts sharp, looming shadows on the far wall as the battle continues…

Kragor, still reeling from the mighty blow Kolchak gave him, retaliates with a bone-crunching shot to the bald giant’s groin. Kolchak pauses for a split second as the pain washes over him, but he blinks away the tears and roars with unbridled fury. Jaleph hops back and whips out a scroll from a tube lashed to his belt, quickly chanting in a hollow, spidery language, the words dripping from his tongue like liquid ice. As the final word is chanted a bright swirling flash is seen behind Mango and Blue, and a vicious, snarling dog appears with a whooshing pop and the scent of wet earth. The dog lunges at Mango, its teeth tearing bloody gashes in the elf’s leg. Shouting in surprise Blue scrambles away from the summoned beast, leaning up against the wall and trying again for a shot at Kragor’s head. The dog uses this distraction to snap at Blue, digging its teeth deep into the masked thug’s thigh. The bolt flies true though, embedding itself deep into Kragor’s shoulder (-4hp!).

Bran leaps at the wall of the tunnel, using it to kick off and swing around to land behind the red sashed thug, slashing with his rapier as he passes. Bran’s thin blade slices open a long, narrow wound along the meat of Red’s arm and shoulder, and blood flows freely through the ruined leather shirt. Marisa lashes out with her morningstar at Red, hoping to pressure him between herself and Bran, but her swing goes wide and slams into the wall, stone chips and white sparks splashing from the impact.

Kolchak, unsteady on his feat, nonetheless swipes at Kragor with his heavy short sword, nicking the battered dwarf as he ducks out of the way (-1hp!). Red, pinned between Marisa and Bran, slashes his curved blade at Marisa but comes short, the pain in his shoulder burning as he tries to use his arm.

Mango, screaming in pain and fear, smashes a fire bomb down at the feet of the snarling canine threatening him. The bomb explodes with a woosh of heat and pungent odors, the sharp, cracking boom reverberating through the pipe. White-hot gobbets of flaming goo splash out, most of it covering the summoned beast who yelps in surprise.

Party: [sblock] Kragor knows his first kick had enough force to crack Kolchak’s ribs and send splinters of bone deep into the bald barbarian’s chest. His second strike to the giant’s groin ruptured other things as well. It seems only the man’s rage is keeping him upright. All four of the thugs have taken heavy damage, though none quite as much as Kragor.

Kragor is still directly in front of Kolchak, with Jaleph behind the dwarf and off to the side. Marisa and Bran have Red pinned between them, but Marisa is close enough to come to Kragor’s aid if she needs. Bran would have to move through Kolchak and Red to get to Kragor, but he could take a step and have Kolchak flanked with Kragor. Mango and Blue are about 10 feet back down the tunnel and are being harried by the summoned dog, who is now covered in sticky, burning goo. [/sblock]
 
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Ven: The sounds of battle continue, and you can now see bright flashes of light and even feel the concussive whoomps of explosions, rattling your chest. Screams of fear and pain bounce down the hall, though not all sound human, or even humanoid. You can smell the pungent, volatile ethers of alchemist fire. As you barrel down the hall, you can begin to make out silhouettes of the combatants agaist the dazzling blaze, darting back and forth across the tunnel as they stuggle for their lives.
 

Kragor

Snarling, Kragor ripped the crossbow bolt from his shoulder and tossed it away into the sewer. He could feel his life blood slipping from him, and knew that a further blow would likely leave him unconscious but stepping back would leave Kolchak free to target Jaleph.

Well, time to prove dwarves are as tough as their reputation, he thought. The next bolt might take me down, but I'm tough enough I should survive. And my companions seem solid enough to deal with the rest of these thugs and stop me bleeding out if I can just take down this tank and leave Jaleph some space.

Smiling grimly, Kragor's hands returned to their ready stance and he continued lashing out with solid, punishing blows.

OOC: Attack again at Kolchak, hitting AC 13 for 7 damage.
 
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Jaleph Bigthumbs Halfling Sorceror

Jaleph, seeing Kragor in trouble, instantly whips out another scroll. His motions and words are almost the same as last time, only less pronounced. As he completes the spell, a 6 foot long beetle springs into existence beside Kolchak, attacking him immediately.
Giant bombardier beetle attacks and misses.
The riding dog (one round left after this) attacks Mango again and almost assuredly misses.

<Damn!> Jaleph thinks, <What am I gonna do now? I can't let Kragor die protecting me!> He begins to plan out what to do next...
 

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