Dolres brings her battleaxe around in a sweeping blow which, although it passes through the creature without doing as much damage as normal, still does enough to disrupt the creature's cohesion, causing to collapse back into a pile of inanimate sand.
Combat over :-)
Let me know what you want to do next (although I imagine healing the (barely) unconscious Elf will probably feature in immediate plans) :-)
Relieved the combat it over, Delphine proceeds to heal Eldlen with her wand. Though she is poking a little harder than needed for it to work.
1d8 + 1 ⇒ (6) + 1 = 7 1d8 + 1 ⇒ (7) + 1 = 8
Male Elf #135676-7 Barbarian (Invulnerable Rager) 2: HP:23/23 (27/27 on rage), Spd:30, Init:12, AC:21(19 on rage), T:14, FF:17, DR:1, Fort:4 (6 on rage), Ref:4, Will:0(2 on rage), Perc:4, Lowlight, Rages:7/7, (1 acid resistance on rage)
almost forgot about my lifelink. Delphine, I was at full when raging, then I took 12 damage. The first 8 damage put me down to 8 HP, but the other 4 got transferred to you due to lifelink, I'm fixing that now.
M Wayang Alchemist Male Wayang Alchemist 7|HP 60/45 |AC 22 /T 17/FF 17 F+7/R+11/W+3, +2 shadows | CMB +3 | CMD 19 |init +9 | Perc +14| condition:
Wish I could spit that elixir back into the bottle. It doubles my bomb damage and lets it not splash. Glad the thing is dead though. That was serious damage for first level. [/b]
Greyveil moves up to examine the creature and the holes in the walls.
Before we go much further can someone look at this shield and tell me what it might do?
Eldlen discovers that the doors at the bottom of the stairs are neither trapped, nor locked, and consequently opens them.
A tapestry hangs from a frame against the south wall of this large chamber; it depicts an otherworldly vista where the souls of the dead, shepherded by strange beings, enter an ethereal river ambling through space toward a landscape dominated by an impossibly tall spire. Columns sculpted in the shape of Osirian warriors wielding khopeshes stand in all four corners of the room. The floor is tiled in a white spiral pattern on a black background, and this spiral pattern is repeated on the stone double doors to the north, east (the doors that you entered by), and west.
Eldlen does not find any traps in the room, but does discover that the doors to the north and west are locked.
@Eldlen and Dolres: There is nothing more in the book about the tapestries, but based on what I know of Golarion lore, I think it is a depiction of the Spire on which the Boneyard rests.
Taking his time, Eldlen is easily able to unlock the northern set of doors.
Eldlen looks back at the stairs, smiling slightly, he then begins to unlock the doors, when they are unlocked he will open them and shining his wayfinder into the room. look inside.
he would like to take 20 on disable device for the lock
The center of this large octagonal room is a raised square platform a few inches above the floor, with a stone pillar at each corner. A gold-trimmed sarcophagus sits in the center of the platform, flanked by two statues of humanoid beings with canine heads, each of which holds an ankh in one of its crossed arms. Stone double doors exit the room to the north and south (where you have entered from).
Whilst careful searching the room (something which takes about two hours) Eldlen is able to identify secret doors in the western wall (locked) and eastern wall (unlocked). In addition, there is a trap on the platform, but he finds a bypass switch involving a torch sconce.
Finally, the door to the north is not locked, but appears to be stuck closed.
Eldlen will release the bypass switch, and focus on marking the two hidden doors and unlocking the western hidden door. After a large period of time...
eldlen did not search the room for items, assuming someone else would
What direction does't thou desire to go now friends?
Male Elf #135676-7 Barbarian (Invulnerable Rager) 2: HP:23/23 (27/27 on rage), Spd:30, Init:12, AC:21(19 on rage), T:14, FF:17, DR:1, Fort:4 (6 on rage), Ref:4, Will:0(2 on rage), Perc:4, Lowlight, Rages:7/7, (1 acid resistance on rage)
the sarchacus is animated? I would like to double move to get to it, move speed 40, so 80 movement with doublemove. Not sure if anything is rough terrain or not, so I'm keeping my figure where it is at and let someone move me as appropriate. If nothing is rough terrain, then it looks like 1 move will do it and I'll roll attack just in case
I am not sure how much movement I have or if I can do anything. I know better but my character does not have a dagger. If I am able I will cast ray of frost. I am asumming Delphine can't heal me through the sarcophagus
M Wayang Alchemist Male Wayang Alchemist 7|HP 60/45 |AC 22 /T 17/FF 17 F+7/R+11/W+3, +2 shadows | CMB +3 | CMD 19 |init +9 | Perc +14| condition:
Unsure what to do, Greyveil will throw a bomb so that it totally misses the dwarf and only splashes the sarcophagus.
Range Touch to a square next to the sarcophagus:1d20 + 6 ⇒ (9) + 6 = 151d6 + 4 ⇒ (1) + 4 = 5
I believe the AC for hitting a square is 10. Maybe lower. A 15 should make it regardless. Splash damage is 5. DC14 Reflex for half. That is my third bomb thrown and each time I rolled a 1 for damage. At least this time it does not matter.
Greyveil throws a bomb next to the sarcophagus, aiming to splash it and avoid Dolres... however, despite momentarily being covered in flames, it appears to be completely unaffected by the fire.
Max hustles forward and takes a swing, but in his haste, misses completely.
Eldlen hustles over and takes a swing; his blow connects with the sarcophagus and bites into it, but doesn't quite do as much damage as he was expecting.
Sorry for not posting earlier.
Dolres finds her location most uncomfortable. "This sarcophagus should remain still, this is not at all proper" she thinks.
I don't think there is anything she can do right now.
...and whilst he is able to avoid one attack, the other slams into him with bone crunching force (placing him on 3hp, I believe); but he is able to turn aside at the last moment, avoiding the worst of it (i.e. the crit doesn't confirm).
