Snake's Demise.

Second round of combat.

Combat Order (DEX+INT)/2
Baelrick: 16
Tyr: 15
Goblins: 14
Peli: 14
Thallan: 13
Daglin: 12

Combat Map Note: I placed your counters on the battlemap where I felt it would make sense. If you don't like your location, feel free to change them by a few squares, so long as you don't place yourselves inside any caves...

Baelrick is up!

Tyr is up next!

As Tyr finally manages to master the elements and create fire, two goblins come out of the cave, spear in hand. Noticing there are more people than the single halfling they had originally spotted, they shriek back in the entrance of the cave, probably to warn their companions. They then proceed to attack the nearest combatants. One goblin will attempt to poke at Peli, and the other at Baelrick.

Oh, ouch! While the goblin misses on Peli, Baelrick's girth offers a wide target, allowing the rather small goblin to score a critical hit! This means that Baelrick needs to roll a critical success on a dodge or parry if he wishes to turn the hit into a normal one, otherwise the goblin will inflict max damage ignoring AP!

Okay, good news, Baelrick, you're not hit critically by a goblin, bad news, Tyr is instead. Tyr can use his reaction to make a dodge check (considering you were using a flint and tinder to light up a fire, I don't think you have a weapon in your hand to parry with). You need a critical success to turn the critical hit into a regular hit.

Tyr's nimble sidestep was not as nimble as he though it would be (perhaps he's still under the influence of his mushrooms). Tyr takes 6 points of damage which cannot be reduced by his armor as the spear head sinks deep into his side...

Peli is up next!

Edit: Tyr, with 13 HP, your MWL is 7, not 6. It's rounded up. Luckily for you, otherwise you'd be in deep trouble right now... XD

The goblin attacked by Bean attempts to dodge, so this particular goblin will have used up its reaction... and it manages to avoid the bite!

Thallan is up next!

It is a small thing to kill a goblin. Though the mortal men were making such a big hubbub about the task, these were not the first nor the last goblins that would cross Thallan's path. With the ease of practiced movement, he nocks an arrow, aims at the pitiful creature with the newly bloodied spear, and looses. While one can spend countless hours practicing the the perfect draw and accurate aim, it is hard to predict men suddenly flinging flaming branches around in front of you target. Which is what happens. Which is why the arrow clatters against stone.

Daglin is up next!

Oh, I forgot about Baelrick who was waiting. You can act.