4952 Delcia

In a strange moment of foreshadowing, as Sorrack approaches the robot, it suddenly springs up to life, it's multiple limbs flailing wildly about, speaking in a strange alien voice, and sparks flying out from various part in its body. It would seem the robot is damage and was under some sort of sleep mode, but Sorrack's tinkering seems to have brought it out of it Allowing a moment for Mesec to shout "I told you so!"...

First round of combat.

Initiative
10 Mesec (next round 10)
10 Sorrack (next round 4?)
9 Sam
8 Nero
5 Robot
5 Kandza

Combat Map (note that I've taken liberties to place your characters on the map. If you don't like where you're placed, feel free to move them, but Sorrack should be adjacent to the robot.)

Time to roll initiative. Do not forget to roll your initiative for next round with your action to speed up posting and gameplay. Also do not forget to keep tab of your multi-action penalties...

Mesec and Sorrack are first, any order.

Since Sorrack has nothing in Warrior, this attack is done at -20 and disadvantaged, which turns this 45 which would have otherwise succeeded into a 54 that fails...

Mesec is next.

The robot seems to be confused and is not dodging... this round... A critical hit! Mesec's bullet manages to hit an unprotected area, bypassing DR. The robot will take the full 16 points of damage.

Sam is next!

Sam will notice a strange control panel under the robot's left arm (a weird place to put a control panel, but then again, this whole place is alien...). Perhaps if you could reach it...

Are you doing another action or can I move to Nero?

Sam makes her way to the control panel, it's of the same alien design than the one on the chair... Trying to remember which buttons she pressed when she accidentally turned off the lights, she tries to do the same with the robot and... though the robot does not stop, it seems to have slowed down. Perhaps Sam succeeded in starting some subroutine in its programming which is requiring loads of memory or CPU usage. No way of knowing how long the robot'll be slowed however...

Nero is up next.

"Hold on, electromagnetic fields, I think my little gizmo might be able to disable this robot after all..."

He then moves into position to "fire" the alien device at the robot... And with that second critical hit, Nero manages to disable the robot. Combat over!

"I dunno, this one didn't looked in the greatest of shapes... We're starting to get dangerously low on ammo though, and we might not get that lucky if we have to fight another defective robot." Adds Nero.

Dragging the robot along, you make your way out of the room. There are still two doors left, with those room not having any windows (or what passes for windows in this strange place), or there are the stairs which can take you back to the previous level (or outside for that matter).