Male Dwarf Fighter 7/Cleric of Cayden Cailean 1 HP: 75/75 | AC 27 T:13 F: 25 CMD 24| F +12 R +6 W +10 (+2 vs Poison and Spells) | Senses: Darkvision 60 ft, Per +13 (+2 to notice unusual stonework) SM +2
Green Boar Gore on Brak:1d20 + 8 ⇒ (17) + 8 = 25 damage:2d6 + 9 ⇒ (6, 4) + 9 = 19
Red Boar Charge Gore on Polanco:1d20 + 8 ⇒ (4) + 8 = 12 damage:2d6 + 9 ⇒ (6, 6) + 9 = 21
Brak also advances. The plant creature slams Brak hard and then reaches over and slams Ibaz, grabs him and starts to squeeze, stepping back it drags Ibaz with it. One boar moves forward and gores Brak, while the other charges Polanco, but misses.
Radagast, Fluffy, and Silgil are up Don't forget you may make a tree to tree portal, just mark any 2 trees within 60 feet. Also I added the unhealed damage from the previous beast fight
That whole 120' tree DC is a bit out of my reach (24). I would need to roll a 17 and it is not worth my action. But what does it take to do the 60' thing? Is it a standard action or just a knowledge check. How far do you need to be from the starting tree?
Silgil moves up a bit and casts a nice (DC 18)spiked pit spell under a boar and the tree thing.
@Silgil and all - the 60' portal is a free action and the check to make it 120' is also a free action...so nothing to lose. Don't think Fluffy was include in haste this time...will drop the 2nd bite.
Fluffy lands a bite and both claws on the plant monster, as it is grappling Ibaz and is easier to hit, yet it fights on. Radagast steps to a boar, and with two quick and deadly strikes kills the boar dropping it. Silgil opens a spiked pit under the plant monster and boar. The boar manages to jump to safety, but the plant monster falls in, leaving Ibaz grasping to avoid the same fate.
Going to allow Ibaz to make a CMB v. CMD 22 on success, Ibaz then give me a DC18 reflex. Two successes Ibaz breaks free as the monster falls and manages to not fall in. Fail either and Ibaz falls in as well.
The goblin spits at Radagast and then moves away from the battle. The spit lands in his eye and burns blinding the druid. Need a Fort save from Radagast
Male Dwarf Fighter 7/Cleric of Cayden Cailean 1 HP: 75/75 | AC 27 T:13 F: 25 CMD 24| F +12 R +6 W +10 (+2 vs Poison and Spells) | Senses: Darkvision 60 ft, Per +13 (+2 to notice unusual stonework) SM +2
Polanco moves quickly over to the boar and helps contribute to its demise!
Polanco jumps into the fetid mire to attack the remaining boar, his terbutje strikes true leaving a large gash on the swine. It's only then he realizes the swamp itself radiates blighted negative energy.
@Ibaz -- okay no worries, removes 12 damage from the constrict. The plant monster is at the bottom of a spike pit, I assume you would not pursue it down into the pit? Feel free to retcon and keep your attack roll, if applicable.
Slight retcon
The plant monster after slaming Ibaz, tries to grab the monk, be he is to wily to get caught by the vines. Shortly there after Silgil drops the monster into the spiked pit!
Brak gives the boar a good wack and he's surprised when it doesn't drop, so much so his next axe attack misses, he's even more surprised when his third somewhat feeble swing manages to connect with the beast. yes 16 is a hit It does plenty of damage as the blade is razor sharp.
Questions for:
Shambling mound: Weaknesses and Immunities
Goblin Frog Talker: Spell-like abilities and Special attacks
Dire bears: AC, Fighting abilities, Special Attacks
Will knows that Shambling Mounds have no real weaknesses, and are immune to electricity and resist fire; and that Goblin Frog Talkers uses hexes like witches, things like evil eye and misfortune and cast spells much like witches, they are fond of poisons, and other damaging things. The dire boars are dead but they sport a nasty gore attack and often keep fighting when you would think they would drop (Ferocity).
@Ibaz boars are dead now - red boar was dropped by Radagast previously.
Male Dwarf Fighter 7/Cleric of Cayden Cailean 1 HP: 75/75 | AC 27 T:13 F: 25 CMD 24| F +12 R +6 W +10 (+2 vs Poison and Spells) | Senses: Darkvision 60 ft, Per +13 (+2 to notice unusual stonework) SM +2
Will uses the spirit's portal to move closer to the blighted seedpod. With the boars down and no sound coming from Silgil's pit, the goblin continues to blink in and out as if shifting onto another plane.
Notes on Terrain The greenish water is about 2 feet deep and functions as a shallow bog for which it costs 2 squares of movement to enter a square. The trees are large enough to obscure line of sight and provide cover. Then somehow this didn't get posted in the first post of this encounter. I must have accidentally deleted it when I made the first post. The large fallen tree near the center of the map forms a slick barrier about 10 feet tall, requiring either a DC20 Climb check to clamber over it or a DC24 Escape Artist check to slip under it while moving half speed. The narrow fallen tree that crosses to the heart of the blight is unsteady and slippery; a creature must succeed at a DC24 Acrobatics check to cross it, and failing the check by 5 or more dumps you in the water.
@Brak - Adjusted your square as you couldn't 5' step into the water and wouldn't want to anyway.
@Radagast - Also in the more bad GMing department, I didn't make it clear for Radagast that the blind was not tied to the Fort save, the Fort save was actually for poison - so pass there put you couldn't remove the blinded condition (only 1 round). I also missed rolling an effect from the goblin (so doing that in this post) I think the easiest thing is to just move you back to where you were and take actions according to blinded and tree obstacle. Sorry for the screw-ups
Goblin previous spell - 20% miss low misses:1d100 ⇒ 25 Goblin DC 17 Will v. Glitterdust:1d20 + 7 ⇒ (5) + 7 = 12fail Goblin DC 17 Will v. Glitterdust(2nd save):1d20 + 7 ⇒ (15) + 7 = 22Pass
Silgil casts glitterdust on the goblin, the goblin is blinded! The blinded goblin stumbles deeper into the muck and manages to regain his sight.
Radagast 16 dmg - blinded(rnd 3 only) Fluffy 12 dmg
Silgil
Goblin blinded, then not Polanco 23 dmg Ibaz 16 dmg Will
Brak 43 dmg
Plant Thing In pit - 79 dmg - alive or dead?
Round 4 Radagast 16 dmg Fluffy 12 dmg Silgil
All Pathfinders are up; and Radagast/Fluffy may take rnd 3 and 4 turns. I've indicated with an S where the goblin was when Radagast would go on turn 3, and then where it ends up. Again sorry I wasn't clear on things.
"We need to deal with that seed pod, I think! I'll try to neutralize the goblin."
Remember that these things are timed. If we do not take out the pod before the time runs out we do not get to do it. And I think there may be a reward or condition tied to it.
Silgil steps near the portal tree and appears next to the other tree. Hoping to put the goblin out of the action, he uses his bonded item to cast a (DC 18)spiked pit under it.
neg energy damage on Fluffy:2d8 ⇒ (7, 7) = 14 neg energy damage on Radagast:2d8 ⇒ (8, 8) = 16
Goblin Reflex v. DC18 :1d20 + 6 ⇒ (9) + 6 = 15
Falling + Spikes:4d6 ⇒ (2, 1, 5, 5) = 13
Radagast blinded staggers through the portal, as Fluffy plows through the bog, the stagnant water radiates with negative energy, harming the owlbear.
Brak chucks an acid flask into the pit. Polanco, Brak, and Ibaz all listen for a reaction, but hear just the flask breaking on a spike and no more. It seems the plant creature is likely dead.
Radagast regains his sight and moves through the fetid water; taking a wack at the seedpod, he takes a small chunk out of it, and realizes it seems to be rock hard (Not all the damage went through, but some did).
Silgil recalls his pit spell and casts it under the goblin. Fluffy stops short of the new pit, as he watches the goblin topple in, and a couple seconds later hears a THUD, followed by AAHHHH! . An anguished scream.
Goblin In Pit - 13 dmg Polanco 23 dmg- may take Round 3 and 4 actions Ibaz 16 dmg Will 7 neg energy dmg, DC15 Fort for half Brak 43 dmg Plant Thing In pit - 82 dmg - presumed dead
Seedpod 2 dmg
Round 5 Radagast 16 dmg + 16 neg energy dmg, DC15 Fort for half Fluffy 12 dmg + 14 neg energy dmg, DC15 Fort for half Silgil
In the interest of time, going move the action forward, especially with the goblin in the pit. All Pathfinders may act, Polanco can take 2 full turns worth.
@Brak using the portal you can get within 1 square of the pod with in 60' of movement. I moved your token 30' and will let you decide what to do from there.
@Will the negative energy damage from moving through the water.
neg energy damage on Ibaz:2d8 ⇒ (3, 4) = 7
Ibaz pushes through the slimy water and puts his greataxe to good use, he wacks the pod and makes some progress, purple mist leaks from inside the pod where the axe dug in. Will's flask of acid burns at some of the leaves. Brak arrives as well running from the portal toward the island.
Radagast can't get through with his first attack, but slices through with his second swing. Silgil's magic missiles pummel the plant as well.
Goblin In Pit - 13 dmg Polanco23 dmg- may take Round 3 and 4 actions
Ibaz 16 dmg + 7 neg energy dmg, DC15 Fort for half
Will 3 dmg Brak 43 dmg
Seedpod 32 dmg
Male Dwarf Fighter 7/Cleric of Cayden Cailean 1 HP: 75/75 | AC 27 T:13 F: 25 CMD 24| F +12 R +6 W +10 (+2 vs Poison and Spells) | Senses: Darkvision 60 ft, Per +13 (+2 to notice unusual stonework) SM +2
Polanco moves and puts away his terbutje, and then he moves again, draws and throws a javelin at the seedpod.
Male Human Ranger 2/Rogue 4 | HP: 40/40| AC: 22 (16 Tch, 16 Fl) | CMD: 22/24 v disarm | F: +5, R: +12, W: +3 | Init: +3 | Perc: +9/+11 v Human, SM: +6/+8 v Human | Active conditions: none
Can we tell what is damaging it and what isn't? Did the acid do any good? I am guessing we are dealing with a DR here since it is taking damage, but who has been dishing it out?
@Will - yeah no problem, I've tried to indicate who has been doing damage. But we are dealing with hardness (10) as opposed to DR. I ruled the acid did do full damage.
Fluffy's attacks all hit but fail to penetrate the tough pod exterior. While Radagast's attacks both hit and cut away some of the seedpod, but are not as deadly as he would hope. The seedpod is beginning to look very mangled, but still seems to be pouring forth blight.
