OOC Thread

Rolling for some languages

Edit: Sheet has been updated. The sheet is saying 3 languages for a 16 int. So I think the calc is off.

I'm on the U.S. east coast, but I'm not consistent at all about when I check the site.

East coast U.S. for me as well. I’m on daily, typically, but I’m flexible and patient.
Hope everyone’s well today. :)

@WhiteDwarf - The initiative dice is 1d6 in OSE, making dex modifiers that much more impactful.

sry, rerolling

The goblins rolled '6' for initiative as well, and since none of the remaining PCs have a dex modifier, all actions take place in parallel.
You can each take your actions. The goblins have an AC of 12, and 3 hp, so you can narrate the result of your attack based on these stats.
They are also fighting in sunlight, which gives you a small advantage.
@nepets - you got the modifiers mostly right, except your bonus to initiative, which places you first to take an action. Unfortunately, your attack missed...

Round 1 is concluded, Anton and Brother Yakov has taken some blows from the goblin's spears, but are still up on their feet.
The goblin that attacked Yakov is down, so he is under no threat at the moment, and the goblin that attacked Anton didn't pursue him deeper into the forest, but stayed to attack Will, ganging up on him with his friend.
So that leaves Will facing two, and Nightshade one.

The goblin that fled disappears out of sight

Edit: you can take an action for Round 2.

Are we playing rules-as-written for character death? (i.e. death immediately at zero hp)

Asking for a friend.

I think we would use a more lenient rule, else the adventure might end before it begins for some of you. It sucks losing a character over an unlucky roll you can't control.

@WhiteDwarf Will eagerness to kill another goblin would have to wait till next round (assuming there are any left alive) @timplausible has yet to take his turn, and the only remaining goblin is standing right next to Yakov.
@nepets - I think you're right that you can retreat backward and take a shot with your bow. I haven't seen though that swapping a weapon takes your action for the turn anywhere in the rules, though I might have missed it.

I've read through the OSE rule book's chapter on combat and you're correct it doesn't say anything about drawing weapons. The Pathfinder rules make a point about this issue. But I suppose that's the point of this whole old school revival thing is to return to a simpler rule system with less grit and grind.