HP: 33/52
Fighting defensively AC (without shield): 27 touch 17
Understanding the dangerous situation Eidi also attempts to attack the spirit with his bite.
bite+prayer+flank:1d20 + 9 + 1 + 2 ⇒ (4) + 9 + 1 + 2 = 16 P/B/S damage+prayer:1d4 + 9 + 1 ⇒ (4) + 9 + 1 = 14
I do not know if you had into account fire elementals usually take +50% damage from cold attacks as the one from Saarai. Also prayer would add +1 to damage
@GM: Melon went 80 feet up into the air on her first round and charged the spirit from above, so the elemental wouldn't be able to hit her at any point during the charge.
Fly, to hover:1d20 + 11 ⇒ (1) + 11 = 12
Melon tries to hover, but she fails and has to land. No longer having the advantage of the high ground, she proceeds to attack the spirit anyway.
Dylara pulls out her wand of cure light wounds and taps Gruugdurz with it, hoping to prevent him from going down if the elemental hits him once or twice more.
Male Keleshite Cleric of Abadar 8 | AC 20 (t11) (ff 19) | F+9, R+5, W+12 | CMB +6 CMD 17 | Init +1, Per +5, SM +17 | speed 30 ft | Channel Positive Energy 8/8 | Acid Dart 8/8 | Agile Feet 8/8 Spells: 4th 4/4 3rd 5/5 2nd 5/5 1st 7/7 | HP 59/59
Vahid is alarmed at the sight of his companion Gruugdurz on fire and carefully starts making his way toward him. He moves slowly, as to not attract the attention of the elemental unnecessarily. As a way to bolster the big half-orc's health until he can get closer, Vahid raises his holy symbol once again and calls upon Abadar to continue to shed his righteous grace on his friends.
channel positive energy:4d6 ⇒ (3, 6, 4, 2) = 15
Vahid moves 5' toward Gruugdurz and then channels positive energy, which will heal everyone except Xien (it is a 30' radius burst. He will use his selective channel to exclude the elementals. Channeling does not provoke.)
Also...
Please keep in mind Prayer is up. "You and each of your allies gain a +1 luck bonus on attack rolls, weapon damage rolls, saves, and skill checks, while each of your foes takes a –1 penalty on such rolls.' Duration 2/7 rounds
Eidi also attacks the spirit attempting to bite it.
Bite+flank+prayer:1d20 + 9 + 2 + 1 ⇒ (14) + 9 + 2 + 1 = 26 B/S/P damage+prayer:1d4 + 9 + 1 ⇒ (1) + 9 + 1 = 11
Just noticed there is two attacks:
It seems corrupting touch and releasing a hold charge both require an attack, so we are perhaps overacting the attacks, but just in case here is the save for the second attack: Will+prayer DC ?:1d20 + 7 + 1 ⇒ (5) + 7 + 1 = 13 HP: 21/52
Deity, Benevolent or Malevolent that remains to be seen.
The save only effects the 3d8 from the inflict not the touch. That's no save. And this is a special supernatural ability that the spirit has. So it just happens whenever he touches someone.
Male Keleshite Cleric of Abadar 8 | AC 20 (t11) (ff 19) | F+9, R+5, W+12 | CMB +6 CMD 17 | Init +1, Per +5, SM +17 | speed 30 ft | Channel Positive Energy 8/8 | Acid Dart 8/8 | Agile Feet 8/8 Spells: 4th 4/4 3rd 5/5 2nd 5/5 1st 7/7 | HP 59/59
Seeing that Gruugdurz is still in a great deal of pain, Vahid maneuvers to get closer to him in order to attempt more healing. The priest carefully sidesteps, trying to avoid the reach of both of the large elementals as he prays to Abadar. Clutching his holy symbol, he reaches out to touch the half-orc's shoulder.
Oh, Master of the First Vault! Favor this warrior, who fights valiantly to ensure access to trade for all denizens of this city.
Tiefling Rogue 1 / Wizard 4 / Sleepless Detective 1 / Arcane Trickster 3 | HP 54/54 | AC 21; Tch 17; FF 14 | F +4; R +14; W +8 | CMB+3; CMD 20 | Speed 30 ft | Init +13 | +1 Shortbow: +12 (1d6+1/x3) | Perc +21
Now invisible, Saarai slinks to a safer place with cover, then fires off an arrow with her shortbow. Unfortunately, the arrow mostly burns up before it hits the creature.
Male Keleshite Cleric of Abadar 8 | AC 20 (t11) (ff 19) | F+9, R+5, W+12 | CMB +6 CMD 17 | Init +1, Per +5, SM +17 | speed 30 ft | Channel Positive Energy 8/8 | Acid Dart 8/8 | Agile Feet 8/8 Spells: 4th 4/4 3rd 5/5 2nd 5/5 1st 7/7 | HP 59/59
reflex save 1:1d20 + 5 + 1 ⇒ (13) + 5 + 1 = 19
reflex save 2:1d20 + 5 + 1 ⇒ (9) + 5 + 1 = 15
Shocked by the pain of the flames, Vahid calls on Abadar to protect him.
Vahid channels positive energy. Unfortunately, this will only affect him. He uses Selective Channel to avoid healing the two elementals
channel positive energy:4d6 ⇒ (5, 5, 5, 5) = 20
Prayer is up. "You and each of your allies gain a +1 luck bonus on attack rolls, weapon damage rolls, saves, and skill checks, while each of your foes takes a –1 penalty on such rolls.' Duration 4/7 rounds
Deity, Benevolent or Malevolent that remains to be seen.
Melon unleashes her attacks striking the spirit 3 times!
Suddenly, Galdron becomes solemn, and with a wave of his hands dismisses the fire elementals. Proud and hot tears roll down his cheeks as the ghost explains, “In returning to my original self, I forgot who I had later become, and why I was right to do so.” Galdron casts aside his short spear, to land on the ground with a thud. The ghost clutches at his chest and seems to pull the flames from his body into his heart as he closes his fist around it. Squeezing, he forms it into a glimmering red gem—an elemental gem ( fire)— which he also tosses to the ground. “It is not weapons or armor which prevent peace, but succumbing to wrath. I see this now. I will no protect the Green Market, as others must find their own unity, unmotivated by fear.” The Shoanti, now no longer smoldering and smoking, levitates above his sacred altar, salutes all of you as though raising a spear, and then melds with the stone table. A few moments later, after you collect your rewards, the scene begins to waver and they return to the Green Market on the Material Plane.
Zeeva Foxglove thanks the Pathfinders for eliminating the Aspis Consortium threat—at least for the time being—but wonders if reports of giant plant monsters, ghosts, and outsiders may have contributed to this as much as the PCs’ actions. Zeeva has the shrine permanently unearthed and restored as a fountain in the center of the Green Market in honor of Galdron Greenheart, which pleases Telmayne Fire-Eyes and goes a long way toward ensuring the market and the South Shore district have peaceful relations with the Shoanti. The Green Market continues to grant preternatural luck and business acumen to those plying their trade within its walls, but the spirit of Galdron Greenheart no longer punishes the sale of weapons, armor, and magic items. As such, the Green Market opens its doors to traders of all wares, bringing even larger profits to the community— and, of course, to Zeeva Foxglove.
Xien brings back his axe as the ghost makes his pledge.
The nagaji helps Zeeva us much as he can and channels his last energies to help Vahid healing the group "I hope he finds peace finally in the deepness of his soul"
