Villains! You've committed acts of great and terrible evil. But now comes your greatest challenge yet. You must find and take control of the Dark Tower, and unleash horror upon the Kingdom of Talingarde.
HP 169/169; AC:37/21/29; Saves: +22/+23/+20; Init +10; Per +28(See Invisibility), CMD 42
Misc:
Effects: Resist Cold 30, Fly 30', Telepathic Bond
Keep in mind its 10 rounds per charge of Infernal healing and I don't believe they stack, so while you're destroying the thing, you need to wait 20 rounds if you want to be healed.
The tiefling keeps his weapon handy, he's not stupid, but stands well away from the chaos..say..70'.
The Judge calls back from where he is:
I asked you to come out so that we could talk, but you declined. I went to knock at your door, but you just attacked me with your farmer's tool. So, I decided to make my own door.
Morsum continues to make a new entry, he also tosses large chunks of stone over the entry. These are not attacks, simply a say to slow down "jump out and attack man", and should not effect the invisibility.
True Story:
When I was growing up, a local logger showed up drunk at his house one night. His wife would not let him in, so he went to his truck, took out his chainsaw, and cut a new door next to the old door. He told his wife that she had her door and now he had his.
The Judge's statement is answered with a shriek of rage from inside the rockpile. "Yer feckin' whey-faced gleet! I'll have yer goolies fer my keychain!"
The burrow that Morsum has uncovered consists of a couple of low, foul-smelling rooms. In one corner, a pile of well-gnawed humanoid bones have been arranged in amusing patterns. Skulls have been spiked to the walls. A couple of filthy, flea-ridden blankets on a pile of dry grass make up a bed. Banners hang from the walls -- a stylized lion of some sort, on a blue background. The lion appears to have been drawn in dried blood. There are crude signs with incomprehensible statements, like "GO GERS" and "THE OLD FIRM".
A low tunnel leads out of one of the rooms: a back entrance.
"Some people sing about the land they adoooooooore!" He appears out of the woods, moving at fantastic, ridiculous speed. His little legs are literally a blur as he zips across the ground, heading straight for the Judge.
"And some of how they fought their country's greatest waaaaaars!" He bounces into the air and aims a tremendous blow with the scythe.
Ooh, so close. Well, that's just 2d4 + 22 ⇒ (1, 2) + 22 = 25 damage on the Judge.
He bounces away from the Judge, still singing. "Na na something something na na na na sing a song about a famous football team!" He bounces right out of the clearing, and ducks behind a tree.
Welcome to the wonderful world of the enemy who has Spring Attack, high movement, and time to buff by drinking a Haste potion. His range from the rest of you is currently as follows:
Judge 40'
Edmin, Ragnar, Dren 45'
Zimu, Grumblejack 50'
Morsum and Ulp 70' (Ulp is also 20' up)
Jax 100'
He has partial cover behind the tree, granting him +2 to AC and +1 on Reflex saves. His initiative is 1d20 + 11 ⇒ (16) + 11 = 27. Everyone roll initiative now (the previous rolls were Perception checks to see if you could spot him sneaking up on you). If you beat that, you can act before he does.
Edmin groans and shakes his ax at the wee bastage. "Right then! Come along now!Do we really need to go a killing each other here? A partnership between the two of us could be beneficial to us both!"
The Judge has a +4 and Morsum has a +2 Init, no way we can beat him.
Wasn't he really ticked off at Edmin, not the Judge? I thought that he liked the Judge.
Is collapsing to the ground a free action or a move action? If it is a free action (like dropping a shield or weapon), the Judge will collapse to the ground and bluff being unconscious.
Male Human Oracle (FC) 15 Init: +8 Perc: +0 AC:24/14/20 F:+13 R:+14 W:+15 HP:124/124 Freedom of movement, Resist Cold/30, Air Walk 30'
Doug:
You may want to check spring attack, it is part of a full round action so can't be used in a surprise round since you only get a standard action I believe. I think they do this so that you can't get a bunch of actions before the people you suprise can act. You can always house rule it though.
The Judge has a +4 and Morsum has a +2 Init, no way we can beat him.
Wasn't he really ticked off at Edmin, not the Judge? I thought that he liked the Judge.
He's ticked at you both, but you look like a softer target. Take down the caster-type first.
Is collapsing to the ground a free action or a move action? If it is a free action (like dropping a shield or weapon), the Judge will collapse to the ground and bluff being unconscious.
Snort. -- I would say that's a free action, but not an immediate one; you have to wait until your init.
HP 169/169; AC:37/21/29; Saves: +22/+23/+20; Init +10; Per +28(See Invisibility), CMD 42
Misc:
Effects: Resist Cold 30, Fly 30', Telepathic Bond
Round 1
Jax goes, with the others, after the wee lil fey.
"Told you this was a bad idea."
He moves toward the judge carefully, blade in hand. More concerned about the zipping fey than protecting anyone else. He readies his standard action to strike at the creature if it moves by him.
To confirm, did he attack me and then flee with only a single standard action in the surprise round?
As three people have now pointed out, that's not how the feat works. So: he does a charge, and ends the surprise round adjacent to the Judge. Since he then proceeded to beat everyone on initiative, not much difference, except that this round he gets a full attack action.
Er, no. He used the surprise round to charge (allowable as a SA) and make a single charge attack. Now he's adjacent to the Judge and it's the beginning of Round One.
HP 169/169; AC:37/21/29; Saves: +22/+23/+20; Init +10; Per +28(See Invisibility), CMD 42
Misc:
Effects: Resist Cold 30, Fly 30', Telepathic Bond
"Not the smartest move, friend. You may be able to take out one of us, but you are greatly outnumbered. Not that I really want to fight you."
Jax, on his turn, lifts a hand and traces three symbols in the air. Each one flashes with brief blue light before dissipating into small arcane motes. Suddenly, where several twins of the tiefling appear around himself.
Mirror Image1d4 + 2 ⇒ (2) + 2 = 4
