Round one
Gythaar's fingers erupt with a blaze of isho forming lightning, which sears toward the wounded (first) dichandra; it is too stupid to evade and begins to approach the source of its pain. But there's so MUCH pain!
(3 on the damage roll is a superficial wound to the dichandra's body; resulting in -1 Advantage, -2 Stamina)
Ullis unleashes a blast of lightning (Experienced) from his muddy hands, striking the first dichandra in its right leg.
7 on a damage roll to its leg means a minor wound. It falls and has a -2 to advantage, -4 to stamina. The Advantage penalties are cumulative, so the total penalty for the first dichandra's advantage rolls is -3.
The lightning crackles and pops the carapace of the swamp creature, and with a quick burst of loud snapping noises, its leg collapses from under it, and it falls into the muck onto its back.
Miniri steps in and swings her staff around in a whistling arc, connecting solidly with the first dichandra in its body while it flails on its back.
This deals a superficial wound to the dichandra, -1 Advantage, and it loses 2 more Stamina. The cumulative penalty to Advantage rolls is -4.
The second dichandra attempts to detect Marik, knowing that he's close by...it hears him breathing, and makes an attack with flailing scissor claws. One pincer claw closes on his left leg, cutting into it.
Marik takes a minor wound to his left leg and topples backwards. -2 to advantage and -4 stamina.
Barragar rises up out of his crouch, towering for a split second at his full height to get the full arc of his long arm into the throw of the wickedly curved sis-ganj (roll 2d6 for damage) at the dichandra on its back. There is a brief whir as the sis-ganj spins through the air, and two of its three blades lodge in the dichandra's soft underbelly.
A 4 for the damage roll plus one (for the inherent deadliness of the sis-ganj) and one for Barragar's injury bonus (which applies to thrown weapons as well as melee) is a 6, which results in a Minor wound. A further -5 to its Advantage means a -10 to its Stamina.
Marik is centered and serene, despite the snikt of the dichandra's scissor-like claws snipping into his calf. As he topples backwards, he unleashes a blast of freezing isho into the right leg of the beast.
9 on the damage roll to the right leg indicates a major wound, -4 Advantage and -8 stamina.
The second dichandra, fresh from its attack, finds its leg frozen into immobility. It falls onto its side, and cannot rise again. It thrashes weakly, barely able to clack its stones together, bewildered at its leg ceasing to function.
Rolls
Dichandra's evasion attempt (vs 9) - (1d20)
(4) = 4
Hit location rolls - (4d20)
(1912212) = 45
Dichandra's LISTEN check - (1d20)
(5) = 5
Ullis' Lightning damage - (2d6)
(25) = 7
Dichandra 2's attack on Marik - (1d20)
(1) = 1
Dichandra 2's hit location, damage - (1d20, 2d6)
1d20 : (11) = 11
2d6 : (43) = 7