Unable to directly fight either foe, Solonchak prepares to either drag out and bandage a comrade, or jump in and try and deflect blows with his shield.
Move to somewhere like J4 - keep out of any missile user's line of fire, but close enough that a half move will get me in to help
Don't suppose Initiative really matters but it's 1d6 ⇒ 4
Edit: actually, what the heck, Solonchak will use what light is available to check the cavern roof. He's pretty good at Geology, maybe there's a handily placed stalactite that could be shot to drop on someone, or a fissure which might bring down a rockfall...
Sytåz advances toward the pool (K6) and throws a knife at the creature ("Beauty").
** spoiler omitted **
Spoiler:
Thrown weapon isn't a discipline talent for you, I'm quite curious why you threw a dagger instead of shooting your bow. Missile Weapons is a Discipline talent for you, and can have karma spent on it. In fact, the dice you rolled for a thrown dagger were wrong, so you'll have to reroll either the dagger dice to 1d12, or roll damage dice on a longbow roll.
Just so happens that Tartuk got Initiative, so Glottal you'll get your attack in.
Tartuk, aka Beauty, steps from the pool, leaving a trail of blood, he advances on the group of adepts, pure malevolence shows in his eyes. The troll begins gesturing, obviously beginning to cast a spell. Garret moves in, drawing his bow back and releasing an arrow, which the wily Tartuk avoids nimbly. Sytaz steps up and launches an arrow at the beast, striking it in the chest. Solonchak strides forward, looking toward the cavern ceiling. Fernswalder flits to the side of the cavern, waving his arms around, grasping at the air. Glottal Cha then advances forward confidently leveling a slice at Tartuk drawing a slice along his chest, and then kick him in the chest penetrating his defenses.
Sytaz I decided you probably would have actually shot your bow, I think you thought daggers were missile weapons not thrown weapons, since you rolled it as a missile weapon. (the karma roll pushed it over the threshold so it hit.)
Mechanics:
Spoiler:
karma: 1d6 ⇒ 1
roll 2d8 ⇒ (7, 4) = 11 bow dmg
explode Kick for Glottal: 1d12 ⇒ 8 =20 total (good result)
Damage inflicted:11 from Sytaz 16 from Glottal Cha.
Glottal Cha moves to the side of the beast and attacks. If I can go all the way around it I will. I do know if there is 'facing' in the game but I am wanting to draw its attention to me. Init 1d12 ⇒ 12 Sword attack 1d8 + 1d6 ⇒ (3) + (5) = 8 Kick attack 1d12 ⇒ 2 Sword damage 1d10 + 1d12 ⇒ (9) + (1) = 10 Kick damage 1d12 ⇒ 3
Grimmacing, Garrett holds his position and fires another arrow at the beast. If he has to move to a different position to get a clean shot, he'll do so.
Using the Paizo Roller, if a roll explodes I'll put it in a follow up post like Glottal Cha did above
Oops, for some reason I was thinking I could use missile weapon with knives. Clearly I should have been using the bow the entire time. I just changed things up for variety. Init: 1d12 ⇒ 3 To Hit: 2d8 ⇒ (6, 1) = 7 Damage: 2d8 ⇒ (1, 2) = 3
Ladras will forgo the Etheral darkness and cast a spirit dart at Fernswalder.
Spellcasting 2d8 ⇒ (1, 1) = 2
Effect 1d6 + 1d8 ⇒ (5) + (3) = 8
Initiative 1d8 ⇒ 8
Solochak:
Spoiler:
You locate several sizable stalactites, you think if you can hit one of them with something heavy, you can make them fall without collapsing the entire ceiling.
Fernswalder
Spoiler:
You see the troll staring with a malevolent grin at you possibly getting ready to cast at you. You're up.
I will puppet tomorrow night if actions aren't posted.
Don't forget you all started with Karma points, this BBEG battle would be a good time to use them. Getting frustrated with thread weaving you can also use certain spells that have no required threads.
Solonchak: Solonchak moves around, and sees a chance to drop a group of stalactites onto the Troll. He steps up and breaks off a chunk of a stalagmite and hurls it at the cavern ceiling above the troll.
Strength: 1d12 ⇒ 5
Dex: 1d6 ⇒ 4
The piece he manages to break off isn't quite sizeable enough to cause any damage though, and harmlessly bounces away. The Troll gives Solonchak a dubious glance, not quite seeing the danger in the action.
Glottal Cha gets in another strike against the foul creature, before it returns the attack. Glottal Cha's attack draws a wet line across the Construct's chest, a viscous black ichor oozes out.
The Beast formerly known as Tartuk attack with wild abandon, it swings an axeblade at the swordsman, but the move was broadcast so much an child could have avoided it, however, the kick from the horse leg caught Glottal by surprise, sending him reeling [make a TN11 knockdown check versus the kick. And take 11-Physical Armor dmg]. The untactical attack by the Beauty, allows both Garrett and Sytaz to track the location of it before it arrives, and two arrows bloom from their target's chest as well. It looks down at the arrows, arms falling limp, and collapses.
Meanwhile Fenswalder grapples with the magic of the area; perhaps it's the corruption in the cavern or the strain of casting in battle, but Fenswalder seems to be perspiring a bit. The shock of seeing his beast so easily defeated must have interrupted the fallen troll's concentration...
Waiting on our top 4 Watcher's actions[Gratz on making it that far.], and of course the rock'n Grufflehead. I'll PC Puppet tomorrow night if need be. Unless I'm too sick, I'm feeling pretty under the weather today...
Well just consider Solonchak to have an initiative of 1 this turn, and his action will come after the others, though I suspect and earth dart to be the spell cast.
Garrett quickly draws another arrow and lets it fly, it pierces the makeshift armor worn by Ladras as Fenswalder tears at the troll's mind. Glottal projects his attack too much in his haste and nearly stumbles as Ladras easily sidesteps the attack. Meanwhile, Sytaz puts an arrow deep into the troll's chest in an unarmored portion of the chest. Glottal feels a tear at his spirit as the troll makes a tearing motion across the air. (7 mystic dmg to Glottal)
Mechanics
Spoiler:
I15 Garret hits with an average result. 13 dmg vs armor 4. (9dmg)
I8 Fenswalder hits the troll with the mind dagger 4dmg vs 2 mystic armor (2dmg)
I8 Glottal misses.
I6 Sytaz gets an armor defeating hit. inflicting min step dmg 10.(dmg10)
I1 Ladras (harried) spell 9-2=7 vs 7 spell defense Glottal. dmg 7 21 dmg
I1 Solonchak
Solonchak had been observing the combat from a distance, preferring to hold in case he was called upon to aid one of his colleagues. Now it seemed obvious that it was a fight to the death with the foul necromancer, and the sooner he and his comrades defeated their opponent, the sooner they could return home with the rescued woodsmen.
Striding closer to the melee, the Obsidiman briefly reached down to the cave floor, and grasping a handful of small rock chippings, he began to chant softly, his bass voice sounding like the thunder of a faraway river.
As his chanting began to increase in volume, he threw the rock chips into the air. Immediately they began to swirl as if caught in some invisible vortex, faster and faster...
No, your attack missed. It's in the end round description. reposted below:
Garrett quickly draws another arrow and lets it fly, it pierces the makeshift armor worn by Ladras as Fenswalder tears at the troll's mind. Glottal projects his attack too much in his haste and nearly stumbles as Ladras easily sidesteps the attack. Meanwhile, Sytaz puts an arrow deep into the troll's chest in an unarmored portion of the chest. Glottal feels a tear at his spirit as the troll makes a tearing motion across the air. (7 mystic dmg to Glottal)
The troll bellows "I will tear out your soul and feed it to my master!", as Glottal feels more tearing at his very being. Solonchak finishes forming crystalline weapons from the earth and hurls them at the Massive troll, who's vision obscured, fails to see them coming. Fenswalder loses concentration on his target then Sytaz' shots compensates for Glottal's massive form in the way and slams home, while Garrett's arrows fly wide, in an attempt to not bury the arrows in Glottal Cha's back. As the troll begins to look worried, Glottal kicks him in the groin and then brings the blade down on the back of the troll's skull. The Troll collapses, you realize, the tainted troll is no longer breathing...
"No you won't."
Glottal Cha then kicks the dead troll, puts his sword into the ground leaning on it, and says, "Good shooting there guys."
He wavers some and leans on his sword.
"Let's clean this mess up and get on home. We're going to need a fire."
He tries not to let his wounds bother him as he starts to drag the troll body out of the cave.