Descent into the Underdark

Woh! Good hit! If you roll all 6s, is there a special result?

Thanks so much! Not sure. I think you just want to get A 6, or a 5.

Skeeve move, magic
Ealdwig move, nock arrow
Blornvie move, move
Oliver move, alchemy (add a roll to your earlier post by editing it)
Grin move, move
No ranged attacks if you can not see the target
Ander - It has not been stated before so I will change your action to a sword swing at a form that moves past him in the dark
To clarify: Ander and Ishzu are engulfed in a thick cloud that essentially blinds them
I allow critical hits with 2 6's rolled. One advantage of weapon mastery. This is a rule I was planning on introducing to the newcomers about now. So there ya go.
Ishzu : fails to lock onto the mental presence of the attackers. I assume his second action is an Evade without a target unless he wants to try attacking with disadvantage against the darkmantle that attacked him.
Belagroff is passive. We'll see what is going on with him if Ishman returns to the game

Added (unsuccessful) alchemy roll

Oops, forgot about disadvantage. Arkmenos, my character likes yours (Duende archers stick together?) and he’s a bit pushy, so feel free to disagree with him ;)

You get two Actions per Turn. However, with the bow, you have to spend an action to reload. You reloaded the prior turn, so you can fire immediately this turn. However, after that, you must reload to fire again.

Focusing takes one of those actions. It gives you success on 4, 5, or 6 (instead of 5 or 6), but doesn't change the number of dice you roll. Besides which, Disadvantage trumps everything (with rare exceptions that don't apply here). So you are only getting to use one die.

Putting them all together, you can do one of two things here:
Focus, then Fire. In this case you roll a single die and succeed on 4, 5, or 6. However, doing this means you will have to reload as your first Action next turn in order to fire next turn.
Fire, then Reload. In this case you roll a single die and succeed on a 5 or 6. Next turn, you will be reloaded and can fire at will.

Also, as a side note, unless you took Ranged Weapon Proficiency when you bought the bow (which would cost you 8 XP), you will always be firing the bow with 1d6, regardless of any other consideration. And if you really want to start using the bow more, you'll always want to blow 10 XP on the Quick Shot trait so that reloading is not a separate action.

My guy is young and naive. So at this point he doesn't know your pushy. He's a quick learner though.

Skeeve, Ok thanks for that. I am glad your proficient with the rules, since I don't really know any of them.

I guess I missed then (with my 1) and I'll use the second action to reload. It'll be a while before I can get proficiency, I took Trapmaster with my XP.

The magical darkness from the darkmantles overpowers your light within their "darkness clouds". However, this is still a big, dark cave, so your light is helping us see the two big ones outside the darkness. And if the two guys trapped in the darkness don't kill off their attackers before their darkness fades, we'll be able to see them, too, with the help of your headband. I have no idea if the darkmantles are dazzled (or whatever) by the light. At this point, probably not.

As for what they look like, take a gander at the GM's post as a darkmantle. That should give you a good idea. Think of an octopus with webbing between its tentacles and a hard, pointed head with which it attacks you. And eyes around its body, instead of just having two.