In case Andor is attacked he uses 'Opportune Parry' and parries by expending an AoO to parry and spends a panache point (so if the attack roll of the opponent is lower than Andor's parry then the opponent does not hit and Andor could potentially reposte)
Opportune Parry:1d20 + 7 ⇒ (3) + 7 = 10
In case Andor successfully parries he uses 'Reposte' as an immediate action to attack the opponent that attacked him.
Female Half-Orc Invulnerable Rager 7 | HP 69/69(83) | AC 17 (15), T 11 (9), FF 16 | CMD 24 | Fort +10(12)(17), Ref +6(11), Will +6(8)(11) | Init +1 | Perc +11 | SM -1 | Rage Rounds 18/18
That is a deeply rude amount of damage on that glaive!
I had spoilered my Readied Attack and AoO earlier, so I assume those'll stand (probably a hit on the fiend and a miss on Ms. Nasty-Glaive
Roldala grunts in alarm as Nox's glaive is barely turned by her armor, but nonetheless pushes the attack, looking to take the dread warrior's weapon from her!
Sunder (Fatigue, PA):1d20 + 17 - 1 - 2 ⇒ (18) + 17 - 1 - 2 = 32 Magic Adamantine Bludgeoning:1d12 + 10 - 2 + 6 ⇒ (10) + 10 - 2 + 6 = 24Assuming a typical +1 glaive, the hardness should be 6 (ignored) and the hp should be 20
A shattered smiles stretches across Roldala's face as her hammer impacts like a meteor on the glaive's haft. "Got anything else?"
You missed on the lady on your readied attack so no cleave follow-up on ugly melt-face.
As for your new turn: Hardness is 7 but you blew through it anyway. I will have to deduce it from the Chronicle loot... sigh... how dare you force me to look up the rules and procedures for this!? :P
Female Half-Orc Invulnerable Rager 7 | HP 69/69(83) | AC 17 (15), T 11 (9), FF 16 | CMD 24 | Fort +10(12)(17), Ref +6(11), Will +6(8)(11) | Init +1 | Perc +11 | SM -1 | Rage Rounds 18/18
Plus I'm pretty sure sundering the glaive only means we can't use it for now, but won't affect anything on the chronicle. Kinda like if I drank any potions she was carrying.
This is a tough series of battles to be a level 2 animal companion...
Edmund hears the all too familiar sound of Kissan crying out in pain. He looks over his shoulder and sees her again unconscious on the ground. Remembering the previous conflict upstairs, he looks amongst the attacking creatures for any wearing robes or carrying an inverted star holy symbol.
Perception:1d20 + 10 ⇒ (20) + 10 = 30
Picking his way through the chain, Edmund moves closer to the oncoming hoard of monks threatening to overrun Andor.
Acrobatics:1d20 + 8 ⇒ (6) + 8 = 14
In doing so, he draws his bow and unleashes an arrow toward the yellow tinted creature.
Werecrocodile-kin Invulnerable 2 | Speed 40 ft. | AC 12(10), T 12, FF 10 | hp 24/25(29) | Fort +7(9), Ref +2, Will +3(5) | Init +2 | Percep +1 | CMD 18(20) |DR1/- Rage 6/9 | Reroll @ +3 1/1 | Conditions: none
Pairing himself with the other barbarian in the room. Red continues to attempt to keep the rear guarded with all his might, chomping away at the attacker. "RAAAARRR!!! DIEE!!!"
hi GM, Just saw the post on MW. I assume the opponent trying to make a disarm vs. Roldala has no improved disarm, right? Then Roldala makes the AoO with her own weapon before the disarm is resolved as this can increase the difficulty of success for the disarm. See here: “Unless otherwise noted, performing a combat maneuver provokes an attack of opportunity from the target of the maneuver. If you are hit by the target, you take the damage normally and apply that amount as a penalty to the attack roll to perform the maneuver.“
