Jun 5, 2020 1:09 am
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More than half a dozen but less than a horde -- and it takes some kind of perception action to actually ascertain ones full situationEpisode 2 Scene 1 The Journey North
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Jun 10, 2020 9:34 pm
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And I'm fine with moving closer as long as I'm near the shore and between the enemies and Lex. There should be a position like this somewhere, right?
Jun 23, 2020 5:22 am
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Yes me life starting to get back to a bit more normal been striving to catch up -- OOC:
Egret second attack does not add Ability Damage unless I missed something in his build. I have posted the standard 5e guidelines on two-weapon fighting in the House Rules for clarityRolls
Attack Roll 1 - (1d20+6)
(17) + 6 = 23
Attack Roll 2 - (1d20+6)
(19) + 6 = 25
Damage Roll 1 - (1d8+3)
(7) + 3 = 10
Damage Roll 2 - (1d8)
(3) = 3
Shump - (1d4)
(3) = 3
Brindel - (1d4)
(2) = 2
Feliani - (1d4)
(3) = 3
Egret - (1d4)
(4) = 4
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Feliani Damage 1 - (1d6+2)
(4) + 2 = 6
Feliani Damage 2 - (1d6+2)
(1) + 2 = 3
Egret Damage 1 - (1d6+2)
(5) + 2 = 7
Egret Damage 2 - (1d6+2)
(4) + 2 = 6
Jun 23, 2020 6:23 am
Shump cleaves through one of skeletons near him while Brindel's attempt to turn seems to have no affect on these seeming undead things. Meanwhile Feliani attacks one of the skeletons approaching her and while she connects twice she finds her rapiers are rather in effectual. Egret also attacks one of the skeletons approaching him and misses with his first swing while connecting with his second.
The remaining two skeletons on Shump swing but fail to connect solidly, while two others attack Brindel to no avail, Feliani finds herself facing three skeletons two of which connect enough to cause damage, and Egret finds himself facing four skeletons of which two of them strike well enough to cause damage.
The remaining two skeletons on Shump swing but fail to connect solidly, while two others attack Brindel to no avail, Feliani finds herself facing three skeletons two of which connect enough to cause damage, and Egret finds himself facing four skeletons of which two of them strike well enough to cause damage.
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As the previous post shows Feliani took 9 damage and Egret took 13 damage -- Lex is up followed by the Zombies although they might not be able to reach some of the group due to skeletons being in the wayJun 23, 2020 11:16 am
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My bad about dual wielding, I keep forgetting different nuances! Also, ouch.
Jun 23, 2020 11:47 pm
Lex's eyes dart furiously around trying will to take in their situation. How many undead are there? Do they seem to be coming from one spot in particular? Is there any cover or terrain that might be to our advantage (like a choke point)?
If he notices anything he will call out to his friends.
If he notices anything he will call out to his friends.
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I'm not sure if you need a perception roll for this but I'll give you one anywayRolls
Perception - (1d20)
(6) = 6
Jun 24, 2020 1:38 am
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You have an Action and a Move Action in a round -- too use your Perception to perceive the situation takes only a Move Action so that leaves you with an Action which could be another Move Action if you wanted -- or you can spend the entire round just getting your bearings and you will get to start the next round with everyone elseRolls
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Jun 24, 2020 2:08 am
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Let's go with option 2. Lex will spend the round getting his bearings and then act with everyone else. (This should also make it easier to run the combat :P)Jun 24, 2020 5:55 am
A few of the zombies are close enough to engage this round and they move up but being rather slow moving things that is all they can do.
Lex is able to ascertain what is going on directly with his comrades as well as his immediate surroundings but his ability to gauge the enemy was a bit too much to take in. Currently Shump is waist deep in water engaged with 2 skeletons and 1 zombie, on the small island they are on Brindel is engaged with 2 skeletons, Feliani is engaged 3 skeletons and 1 zombie, and Egret is engaged with 3 skeletons. The islands provides very little in the way of cover and the one they are on does not even have one of those small trees that occasionally exits.
Lex is able to ascertain what is going on directly with his comrades as well as his immediate surroundings but his ability to gauge the enemy was a bit too much to take in. Currently Shump is waist deep in water engaged with 2 skeletons and 1 zombie, on the small island they are on Brindel is engaged with 2 skeletons, Feliani is engaged 3 skeletons and 1 zombie, and Egret is engaged with 3 skeletons. The islands provides very little in the way of cover and the one they are on does not even have one of those small trees that occasionally exits.
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Groups up
Jun 24, 2020 8:43 am
Shump changes his battle axe from two handed to one and draws up a handaxe to join it. He is savagely attacking the skeletons.
13 Battle Axe maybe hit for 12 HP, 9 Handaxe missed for 10 HP, 18 Extra Attack with Battle Axe hits for 11 HP
Ignore the Savage Fury 1d8 rolls. They are a mistake.
13 Battle Axe maybe hit for 12 HP, 9 Handaxe missed for 10 HP, 18 Extra Attack with Battle Axe hits for 11 HP
Ignore the Savage Fury 1d8 rolls. They are a mistake.
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If Shump can backup some back toward the party, it would be nice.Last edited June 24, 2020 8:52 am
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Battle Axe, Handaxe, Battle Axe Damage, Hand Axe Damage, Savage Fury, Extra Attack, Extra Dam&Savage - (1d20+7, 1d20+7, 1d8+4, 1d6+4, 1d8, 1d20+7, 1d8+4, 1d8)
1d20+7 : (6) + 7 = 13
1d20+7 : (2) + 7 = 9
1d8+4 : (8) + 4 = 12
1d6+4 : (6) + 4 = 10
1d8 : (5) = 5
1d20+7 : (11) + 7 = 18
1d8+4 : (7) + 4 = 11
1d8 : (7) = 7
Jun 24, 2020 2:28 pm
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On Brindel's character sheet, it looked like I applied Brindel's bonus for Fighting Style: Dueling to his attack instead of damage, so I corrected it.OOC:
Brindel's second attack will go on the same zombie if he survives the first attack.Post roll edit: additional die for double damage (which is ignored according to house rules).
Edit 2 (additional critical hit roll).
Edit 3. No critical hit, so the damage from the first attack is maximum damage of 16 (8+8) + 12 (die roll of 4 + 8) for a total of 28.
Last edited June 24, 2020 7:46 pm
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First battleaxe attack/damage - (1d20+7, 1d8+8)
1d20+7 : (20) + 7 = 27
1d8+8 : (4) + 8 = 12
Second battleaxe attack/damage - (1d20+7, 1d8+8)
1d20+7 : (8) + 7 = 15
1d8+8 : (8) + 8 = 16
Additional damage die for critical hit - (1d8)
(8) = 8
Chance for additional critical hit - (1d20)
(4) = 4
Jun 24, 2020 4:14 pm
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Critical Hits (found in House Rules)[ +- ] How They Now Work
When a critical hit is scored, the base weapon damage is maxed including any bonuses from masterwork or weapon material. Then roll the base weapon damage again adding in any bonuses from masterwork or weapon material and add this to the previous maximum damage. Then add in any other relevant modifiers as normal.
For example, if a critical hit was scored with a dagger masterwork +1 dagger, it would do 5+(1d4+1)+Modifiers for damage instead of just the normal 1d4+1+Modifiers. If the attack involves other damage dice, such as from the rogue’s Sneak Attack feature, roll those dice twice, thus if a Rogue does 1d6 Sneak Attack damage they would do 2d6 Sneak Attack damage if they critical.
Also Criticals are open ended this means when you roll a Critical roll again if you get another Critical roll again. Each Critical maximizes the current damage die and adds another.
For example, if a critical hit was scored with a dagger masterwork +1 dagger, it would do 5+(1d4+1)+Modifiers for damage instead of just the normal 1d4+1+Modifiers. If the attack involves other damage dice, such as from the rogue’s Sneak Attack feature, roll those dice twice, thus if a Rogue does 1d6 Sneak Attack damage they would do 2d6 Sneak Attack damage if they critical.
Also Criticals are open ended this means when you roll a Critical roll again if you get another Critical roll again. Each Critical maximizes the current damage die and adds another.
Also Arina Lex has the equivalent of a Full Action and 2 Move Actions this round (note the Move Actions can be used for more than just moving it just is not equivalent to a full action)
Jun 25, 2020 11:06 pm
Lex's eyes finish taking in the scene, and his eyes begin to grow with excitement. Strange red flames flicker along his scales as he begins to bark deep gutteral draconic sounds. Using his double movement if neccessary, he moves into the best position he can see and centers a fireball aiming to catch as many undead as possible in the blast. The idea is to try and free some of his friends from combat and buy them some breathing space to take in their situation.
Last edited June 25, 2020 11:10 pm
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Fireball (Dex Save: DC 13) - (8d6)
(16456335) = 33
Jun 26, 2020 3:01 pm
Egret hisses in pain as rusted weapons of the skeletons slash at his side, and answers with an attack of his own, aiming his scimitars at the weak points of the undead's bones. He briefly glances aside to check on his companions, worried about how they fare, and frowns at the sight of a group of zombies stumbling closer. There is no time to plan and strategize, not with opponents as relentless as the undead, and the battle is too chaotic for any of the druidic traps and tricks that he knows...
Also, if I get damaged for more than 10, cast Hellish Rebuke (2nd level) on the strongest/most healthy opponent that damaged me.
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Simply attacking skeletons, for now.Also, if I get damaged for more than 10, cast Hellish Rebuke (2nd level) on the strongest/most healthy opponent that damaged me.
Last edited June 26, 2020 3:01 pm
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Melee attack (slashing damage) - (1d20+5, 1d6+2)
1d20+5 : (13) + 5 = 18
1d6+2 : (3) + 2 = 5
Melee attack (slashing damage) - (1d20+5, 1d6)
1d20+5 : (12) + 5 = 17
1d6 : (2) = 2
Jul 7, 2020 3:48 am
Feliani fights on her first attack missing a skeleton but her second attack hitting the zombie she is facing.
Shump takes out two skeletons leaving only a zombie currently engaged with him but 3 more skeletons move in.
Brindel fells that last two skeletons on him but 4 more take their place
Lex's fireball devastates a small group of zombies leaving nothing of concern above the water level how many exactly is hard to tell but it did seem to reduce their numbers noticeably and create a slight void delaying any more zombies from engaging this round
Feliani and Egret thankfully did not gain anymore assailants, however, Lex from his non-engaged position notices that both Feliani and Egret appear to be a bit rather hard pressed and not fairing so well.
Egret and Feliani are the recipients of 3 vicious attacks each with Egret taking a total of 17 damage and Feliani taking 24
Brindel and Shump also get hit 3 times each this round with Brindel taking 18 damage and Shump taking 14
Shump engaged 3 skeletons 1 zombie HP 58/-14
Brindel engaged 4 skeletons HP 59/-18
Feliani engaged 3 skeletons 1 zombie HP 41/-33
Egret engaged 4 skeletons HP 39/-30
Lex not engaged HP 45/-0
Lex all the skeletons appear to be currently engaged but a small group of zombies are currently moving up
If you wish to notice the plight of your fellows while engaged you need to make a DC 15 Perception check either that or Lex can choose to inform you all.
Those in melee when attacking please give me a 1d4 roll associated with each attack -- this is how I reflect the chaos of battle -- you attack the target that gives you the best shot -- or you can ignore the others giving them Advantage on their next attack to focus on whatever particular target you wish
Shump takes out two skeletons leaving only a zombie currently engaged with him but 3 more skeletons move in.
Brindel fells that last two skeletons on him but 4 more take their place
Lex's fireball devastates a small group of zombies leaving nothing of concern above the water level how many exactly is hard to tell but it did seem to reduce their numbers noticeably and create a slight void delaying any more zombies from engaging this round
Feliani and Egret thankfully did not gain anymore assailants, however, Lex from his non-engaged position notices that both Feliani and Egret appear to be a bit rather hard pressed and not fairing so well.
Egret and Feliani are the recipients of 3 vicious attacks each with Egret taking a total of 17 damage and Feliani taking 24
Brindel and Shump also get hit 3 times each this round with Brindel taking 18 damage and Shump taking 14
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Situation UpdateShump engaged 3 skeletons 1 zombie HP 58/-14
Brindel engaged 4 skeletons HP 59/-18
Feliani engaged 3 skeletons 1 zombie HP 41/-33
Egret engaged 4 skeletons HP 39/-30
Lex not engaged HP 45/-0
Lex all the skeletons appear to be currently engaged but a small group of zombies are currently moving up
If you wish to notice the plight of your fellows while engaged you need to make a DC 15 Perception check either that or Lex can choose to inform you all.
Those in melee when attacking please give me a 1d4 roll associated with each attack -- this is how I reflect the chaos of battle -- you attack the target that gives you the best shot -- or you can ignore the others giving them Advantage on their next attack to focus on whatever particular target you wish
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Target 1 - (1d4)
(3) = 3
Target 2 - (1d4)
(4) = 4
Attack 1 - (1d20+6)
(5) + 6 = 11
Attack 2 - (1d20+6)
(7) + 6 = 13
Damage 1 - (1d8+3)
(4) + 3 = 7
Damage 2 - (1d8)
(2) = 2
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Jul 7, 2020 9:49 am
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Was Lex able to take out any of the zombies and skeletons fighting his friends? That was the idea, if possible.Jul 7, 2020 1:55 pm
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Lex's fireball devastates a small group of zombies leaving nothing of concern above the water level how many exactly is hard to tell but it did seem to reduce their numbers noticeably and create a slight void delaying any more zombies from engaging this roundHmm if you analyze what I posted -- Lex's fireball devastates a small group of zombies --- this was supposed to imply that the fireball did a lot of damage to more than one zombie
Then this -- leaving nothing of concern above the water level -- this was supposed to imply that everything above the water line had been reduced to cinder
Which is why -- how many exactly is hard to tell -- it was impossible to determine exactly how many were destroyed
My apologies if that seemed at all confusing
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