Theran stepped into the hallway and instantly took in the situation: Chase clashing with Traver, Myrtha dying on the ground, the door held shut despite heavy blows and muffled shouting. The druid drew on the magic of life around him - particularly the plentiful fungal life in this Inn - and touched Myrtha on the ankle. The life energy blossomed through her, the fighter's flesh knitting together and mending. The black spots cleared from Myrtha's vision and she gasped a deep breath, restored almost to full health.
Myrtha gains 11 HP and is no longer dying.
"We wouldn't want murderers like you anyway!" Traver babbles. Barely standing and unaware of the nonsensical irony of his statement, Traver nevertheless tries once more to avenge his fallen comrades and attacks Chase with the spear. Chase avoids one stab, but then Traver catches him on the reverse.
Chase takes 9 damage and is dying.
Lhari, on the other side of the door, is kicking it and hitting it with his club. Luckily, the doors in the Golden Grain Inn were built of solid timbers to protect the occupants (and possibly to prevent them from escaping when attacked at night). Faintly you can hear him through the wood: "What's happening? Traver, what's happening?" He still hasn't figured out that he can go around like the others did.
This concludes round seven. What do you do for round eight? Chase has collapsed, dying. Myrtha is awake and prone. Theran has an unobstructed view of Traver holding Donovan's bloody spear. Aanbo heard the spell being cast, the banging on the door, the nonsense from Traver, the thud of the body.
22 - Chase (0/11) Dying
16 - Myrtha (11/12) Prone
15 - Theran (5/13)
15 - Aanbo (12/19)
13 - Traver, Melano, Lhari (-21, -23, -8)
1 - Derek
Rolls
Lingering flaw check DC61 - (1d100)
(30) = 30
Traver attack 1 on Chase AC16, piercing damage - (1d20+5, 1d6+3)
1d20+5 : (19) + 5 = 24
1d6+3 : (6) + 3 = 9
Traver attack 2 on Chase AC16, piercing damage - (1d20+5, 1d6+3)
1d20+5 : (4) + 5 = 9
1d6+3 : (5) + 3 = 8