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Vanin moves to K5/L6 and attacks Nilgaar.

1d20+8=27, 2d6+7=15

"Victory for the righteous!"

Vanin draws his backup chain and swings it wildly at Garash.

1d20+10=21, 2d6+10=17

After the orc drops to the ground, the battle-hardened cleric looks toward Nilgaar "You're next."

Reflex save: 1d20+3=4

D'oh!

The large chain slips from Vanin's grasp and drops to the arena floor.

"Oh, you'll pay for that one, villain!"

Vanin hustles to I7/J8 and takes a mighty swing at garash with his large chain.

1d20+10=26, 2d6+10=16

"You shall pay for the blood of my comrade, orc!"

I believe both Spartacus and Jathali are dead.

Vanin takes a mighty swing at the fleeing wolf.

1d20+10=11

dang, a miss.

"Damnation! You shall pay for that, orc!" As Vanin bemoan's the loss of his ally he glances the monk out of the corner of his eye and quickly lashes out at him.

Vanin takes an attack of opportunity aginst Jathali. 1d20+10=30, 2d6+10=18

possible crit: 1d20+10=29, 2d6=16

Crit succeeds for 34 damage!

"Heinrich, you did not die in vain; we shall see you on the other side and toast our glorious battles!"

Vanin takes a swing at Garash.

1d20+10 2d6+10

Also, Vanin should be at H9/I10 on the map.

“Argh, lucky hit big humie! I kill dis one, den I kill you okay?”

Not to be picky, but is Garash a valid target for Vanin given the positions of Bitey and Heinrich? Probably he is, I’ve never quite understood the intricacies of reach…

I beleive I am able to strike at any target within my reach; my reach is currently 20ft.

Emboldened by the two deaths, the champion of Kord moves to H9/I10 and attacks the orc druid.

1d20+9=10, 2d6+9=17

Vanin uses his good fortune domain ability to reroll his attack.

1d20+9=23, 2d6+9=14

"The Wicked shall Fall!"

EDIT: oops, I guess the centipede goes before I do.

Vanin swings at the mounted warrior as the warhorse turns to flee.

d20+9=16, 2d6+9=17

I believe this is enoughto kill Spartacus.

"Thanks, friend; I'm feeling much better."

Vanin reaches into his pack, retreives a scroll, and casts it upon himself.

Vanin casts a scroll of Cure Light Wounds upon himself: 1d8+1=8.

Also, I beleive the centipede provoked an attack of opportunity from Vanin. If so, here is the attack: 1d20+9=28, 2d6+9=21.

(wow, should have saved that one for the evil guys...)

"Hang in there, Heinrich; We're coming!"

Vanin takes another swing at Spartacus and connects solidly this time, knocking out the mounted fighter.

"Huzaah, the wicked shall fall!"

Vanin attacks Spartacus:1d20+9= 24, 2d6+9=20

Vanin swings his chain at Spartacus in a desperate attempt to drop the mounted fighter.

Vanin attacks Spartacus with his spiked chain: d20+9=17, 2d6+9=12. He hits dealing 12 damage.

I would also like to point out that Spartacus needs to roll his lance damage three times, not just roll it once and triple it. (Given he rolled a seven this could save my life).

Okay, sorry about that guys; I didn't realize you could only provoke one attack via threatened squares (my reach is 20 ft not 15 ft.)

Vanin attempts to stabilize and fails, he takes damage. Roll=46

The preist of Kord strikes out at the mounted warrior barrelling down upon him and hits twice with his large chain.

Vanin uses his two attacks of opportunity to strike Spartacus: d20+9=19, 2d6+9=11, d20+9=27, 2d6+9=15. He deals 26 damage.

After casting a spell, Vanin grows to a great height and steps backward to D10/E11. The cleric of Kord sneers at the mounted warrior and shouts "Give me your worst, you gutless worm!"

Vanin quickly casts a spell on himself before stepping through into the arena (F12) and shouting at the top of his lungs. "Time to meet your makers, you villainous swine!"

Vanin Ironheart starts at C 13. He uses his standard action to cast Bull's Strength on himself from a scroll.

Initiative 14+2=16

Vanin stamps his feet and fingers his chain in anticipation of the upcoming skirmish, his heart emboldened by the chanting of the bloodthirsty crowd. "May Kord see us through to victory this day. Spare nothing my compatriots; these villains deserve nothing but the full extent of our wrath!"