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Omrax speaks the truth. Thankfully Faeron can see that the intruders have already been through a lot.
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From Faeron's description of the undead, Zefnir will try to make an educated guess as to what sort of undead are in the room with the Wizardly accomplice. .
If he is able to accurately suss out any details about them to the party, he will inform them of such, otherwise Zefnir will be accompanying the others whilst cloaked in Faeron's silent bullet.
Angrad:
Val:
Omrax:
Zefnir:
Faeron:
Baddies:
Faeron, out of the darkness shatters the calm with his gun. The scene is silent, but the blood splatter draws all eyes. The wizard's mouth opens, but nothing comes out. Almost at the exact second a blade pierces Zefnir's side:
THREAT +6 Bleed each round until healed.
Surprise Round:
Faeron: Shoot
Killer: Stab
Round 1:
Angrid Go
Zefnir: Go
Val: Go
Faeron: Go
Omrax: Go
Baddies: TBD
Necro: 31
Red:
Black:
Blue:
Killer:
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Angrid floats his way to a position were he can cast into the room but have cover (move action). Noticing the undead he draws upon his predigious memory.
He then draws out a minature shovel and with a few words and some movement involving pantomiming digging, Angrid casts spiked pit (standard action). However, instead of utilizing a memorized version Angrid digs deep within himself and sacrifices his own blood to maintain the spell in memory (3 blood pool points). Angrid becomes visible.
Blue undead must make a DC 21 Reflex to jump to safety.
Black and Red undead must make a DC 19 Reflex save to not fall into the pit from the edges.
Any undead that falls into the pit takes
and
The undead fall to the wizard's spell. Within the effect of the silent bullet, their tumble is utterly silent. The others, seeing the power of the bloatmage and the numbers they're facing, flee for their lives.
You rush towards the tower, desperate to find Zey. In the chaos it takes you about 10 minutes to get there. Newer Pathfinders find themselves caught up in small battles here and there, but you know where you NEED to be, the Tapestry Room. As you arrive, the scene is truly a worst case scenario.
The table at the center of this rectangular room is completely contained within a rune-inscribed circle set into the floor. Atop the table lies a Kelishite man’s body, spread-eagled and bloodstained. It can be only one person, Aram Zey. At the far end of the chamber hangs a ragged tapestry torn down its center. A peaceful wood with trampled undergrowth is visible through the tear, though the tapestry clearly hangs against a solid wall. Standing about the body is a trio of figures chanting "“Aram Zey is dead! At long last, our jailer is dead!”
Three woman before you would be pretty if it were not for their sharp teeth and nails, and their ghastly pale skin. A fourth stands apart. This wild-looking woman is covered in spattered blood. Her wicked smile reveals sharp teeth and her eyes suggest insanity.
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No, in fact, there's something really wrong... but I'll wait until everyone checks in.
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You burst into the room. In the war there are the sounds of combat everywhere, and no one is surprised.
A Maunad: a monstrous humanoid resistant to magic and fire. They can beguile a man's mind with minor tricks for a short while, or devastating effects too.
Blood Hags! They are resistant to many things, with some spell-like abilities. Their biggest issue is their ability to turn into a flying ball of fire, burning and scorching
Angrad:
Val:
Omrax:
Zefnir:
Faeron:
Baddies:
Initiative Repost:
Faeron: Go
Omrax: Go
Angrid: Go
Baddies: TBD
Val: TBD
Zefnir: TBD
Omrax smites the odd woman out, delivering a grievous wound.
Faeron: Go
Omrax: Smite
Angrid: Go
Baddies: TBD
Val: TBD
Zefnir: TBD
Maenad: 35
Black: 0
Red: 0
Blue: 0
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It takes all the shots, but Faeron puts the woman down before she can do anything of note.
Faeron: Blam
Omrax: Smite
Angrid: Go
Baddies: TBD
Val: TBD
Zefnir: TBD
Black: 0
Red: 0
Blue: 0
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Angrid uses his spring loaded wrist sheath to draw up his rod of dazing lesser (swift action). He then uses his blood pool to cast a dazing persistant aqueous orb (3 blood pool points, standard action).
He then commands the orb to move 30 ft rolling over the chairs and table as needed and contacting the 3 hags.
Each hag must make 2 DC 21 Reflex saves, taking the lower. If they fail they take and are dazed for 1 round. They must then make a second set of DC 21 Reflex saves to not be engulfed in the water and carried along inside the ball of water.
I didn't notice this before, but you can't put a rod in a wrist sheath. Rods are way too big. I know it's likely a table variation thing because the limits of the sheath don't explicitly call it out, but rods are at least 2 feet long. I'll give you this one, but throughout the rest of the special, let's say it's too big.
Red and black are nailed and dazed!
Red stands firm, but black gets hauled off! Two of the hags are dazed and do little. The third shrieks in rage, pointing a trio of fingers at the bloatmage. Rays of scorching flame streak towards him.
Confirm
Faeron: Blam
Omrax: Smite
Angrid: Orb
Baddies: ATK
Val: Go
Zefnir: Go
Black: 0 (5 nonlethal, stuck in orb)
Red: 0 (5 nonlethal)
Blue:
Faeron: Blam
Omrax: Smite
Angrid: Orb
Baddies: ATK
Val: Bit of Luck
Zefnir: Go
Black: 0 (5 nonlethal, stuck in orb)
Red: 0 (5 nonlethal)
Blue:
Zefnir gives the party an additional edge.
Round 2:
Faeron: Go
Omrax: Go
Angrid: Go
Baddies: TBD
Val: TBD
Zefnir: TBD
Black: 0 (5 nonlethal, stuck in orb)
Red: 0 (5 nonlethal)
Blue:
Despite the luck of Desna, Faeron uncharacteristically misses with all but two of his shots. He wounds one hag, but not nearly enough to drop her.
Round 2:
Faeron: Shots
Omrax: Go
Angrid: Go
Baddies: TBD
Val: TBD
Zefnir: TBD
Black: 0 (5 nonlethal, stuck in orb)
Red: 0 (5 nonlethal)
Blue: 33
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Angrid, with a flurish of his hand commands the aquous orb to move back over the other two witch. Gotta catch 'em all.
Each hag must make 2 DC 21 Reflex saves, taking the lower. If they fail they take and are dazed for 1 round. They must then make a second set of DC 21 Reflex saves to not be engulfed in the water and carried along inside the ball of water.
Angrid then activates his ring of invis and floats 5 ft to the left.
Angrid, his bulk still sizzling, fights back with this own spell and returns to invisibility.
With 2 hags stuck in the orb, only one stands, and that one is still reeling from the hit. Omrax decides the standing one has to go and slashes brutally with his blade. The hag doesn't go down, but viscera splatters.
All three hags pull their wits about them.
Round 2:
Faeron: Shots
Omrax: Smite
Angrid: A.O.
Baddies: Derp!
Val: Go
Zefnir: Go
Black: 0 (5 nonlethal, stuck in orb)
Red: 28 (11 nonlethal)
Blue: 33 (6 nonlethal, stuck in orb)
Val gives the Paladin a friend's divine help
Round 2:
Faeron: Shots
Omrax: Smite
Angrid: A.O.
Baddies: Derp!
Val: Bit o'luck
Zefnir: Go
Black: 0 (5 nonlethal, stuck in orb)
Red: 28 (11 nonlethal)
Blue: 33 (6 nonlethal, stuck in orb)
Aid tokens are not an action, they're totally free. I'll pass it to someone else's table tomorrow. (if any of you have friends at tables that could use it, tell me!)
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If actions are still needed, Zefnir will fly forward 30 feet in both distance and height (depending on ceiling space) to his present position and fire off a Spear of Purity at Blue Hag . For his Blessings, he'll keep the +2 attack, AC, and Reflex.
At a 50' ranged touch attack on the Blue Hag, Zefnir makes his . If the Blue Hag is within 30 feet distance and his Spear of Purity is considered as a ranged weapon, then Zefnir can add in +1 to hit and damage with a Point-blank shot, otherwise all the roll results are unmodified.
If he hits the hag, he will do either:
. DC 16 Will save to get half damage. Automatic half damage if the hag is Neutral and zero damage if the hag is Good.
plus 1 round of blindness. DC 16 Will save to get half damage and avoid the blindness. Automatic half damage if the hag is Neutral with no blindness at all and zero damage if the hag is Good with no blindness either.