Serpenteye
First Post
Uriel said:OoCAMMIT...I messed up and unfrtunately, nobody else spotted it...
< Cured of all disease,sickness. 12 temporary HPs each,+1 morale bonus on all attacks, Immunity to fear for 12 hours>. The Hero's Feast...12 Temp HPs. Nurthrak wouldn't have been dropped below 0...Frak.
Ok, we'll say that he was...er...Serpenteye, I think I have something else for you to fret about anyways...You have an action on round two and we'll give you one now on round three as well. Only Nurthrak sees this on Round two.
I assume that you will want to use some form of healing (if you have it) on round two (you will, trust me).
IC: Nurthrak looks up, pain from his wounds more thanhe had born in recent memory,that Drow would pay dearly. His moody reverie was interrupted by something moving on the ceiling, a massive shape cloaked in Darkness...
ooc: It's ok, now that you've corrected it there's no harm done. Did you include the +1 morale bonus on my grapple attempt? I assume that makes no difference.
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Round 2:
Nurthrak curses quietly to himself, he used to take a perverse pride in his ability to murder lesser beings, but clearly he had met his equal under that silver mask. He shakes his head to clear away the daze and digs in the pockets of his belt for a healing potion. Perhaps, he thinks with a certain degree of smugness, this serves my purposes well. Things would get very interesting if the mysterious warrior managed to kill the priestesses and we have yet to see what that cloaked being is capable of. Nurthrak finishes the potion (Cure light wounds 1d8+1) and makes his way into partial cover behind a pillar.
Round 3:
Nurthrak curses again, the situation had changed considerably in the last few seconds. Only one of their enemies were still alive, except for that mysterious shadow. With a snarl of rage he charges the double-sword wielder, he had a reputation to uphold, after all, and a revenge to execute. After he has made his attack on the drow he barks out a warning "There's one more by the ceiling!"