Parii glares at the goblin, and raises her holy symbol up high.
"I call from the sky of the Empyreals, to She of Ebon Wings, to smite down the monstrous!"
Parii glares at the goblin, and raises her holy symbol up high.
"I call from the sky of the Empyreals, to She of Ebon Wings, to smite down the monstrous!"
I think you only have to see it to activate smite evil. Line of effect, if I'm remembering correctly.
Khaz, seeing the surprise of the goblins, hefted his shield and moved to position himself between the goblins and his kinsmen.
Parii has smitten the goblin's mount, or the mounted Goblin?
Khaz has moved in front of Leroy to better defend his kinsmen.
Grizmark moves to stand next to Khaz, readying his spear against a charge.
"I'll soften 'em up for ya"
Grizmark takes a 5' step. Is he readying an action, or just standing there?
Readied action to brace against a charge with his longspear. I'm sorry, I should have been more clear.
alright.
Just need Parii to clear up what she's doing for me next.
Declaring your smite target is not an action
its a swift action.
The Goblins rush Grizmark and Khaz, blocking the Gnome's open line of attack on the Big Goblin - she can still get to him, but provoking an attack of opportunity - the goblins swing their blades.
two on Khaz,
Both miss...
and one on Grizmark...
also missing.
Leroy and then Parii's turn.
As the Longspear is a reach weapon, should I get an attack of opportunity when they closed? Second question is if they charged or only moved to engage. If they charged, I would do double damage if I hit because the Longspear was braced against a charge
Yes, I forgot you had a longspear, would you like to attack the one attacking you, or one of the ones attacking Khaz?
Second question: No, they had no clear line of charge.
You crit and kill the goblin who ran at you.
It is Leroy's turn.
Leroy misses due to the distraction of a dying Goblin screaming in front of him...
It is Parii's turn.
Parii shall move towards the closest goblin and attack.
Parii slices up the goblin to the left of Khaz, but doesn't kill, or even drop him.
Meanwhile, the goblin commando charges at the cleric!
Striking him with his dog-slicer.
Grizmark is wounded.
Khaz's turn.
You may attack any of the Goblins that are left standing.
3...2...1...
You may now begin to post your action...
Seeing his kinsman under attack, Khaz turns and swings his axe at the goblin commando. He does so while trying to angle his footwork to keep both goblins attacking at him at bay and in front of his shield.
"Face me ye dung eatin' bastard!"
Sorry Leroy, I think it's my turn and then the Goblins, as per the turn order previously mentioned.
Grizmark, grimacing at his wound, will 5-foot step to take advantage of his reach weapon, hoping to set up a flank at some point. With the 5-foot step, I assume I am out of reach of enemies, so I will convert Remove Fear to cast Cure Light wounds on myself.
If I am wrong about being in reach, I will cast defensively.
Khaz has all three goblins right in front of him, one to his left, which Parii hit, one directly in front, and one to his right, the Goblin Commando. His aim, this time, is accurate, and he slices the larger Goblin, which causes the Goblin to fall over, unconscious and bleeding out.
Thanks to Khaz, Grizmark makes a successful and unhindered attempt to patch his own wounds, completely healing himself.
The two Goblins, blinded by their thrill to be in combat, continue to attack, undeterred by their commander's death.
Again, both of them miss.
Leroy fires at one of the goblins, again missing them, but getting closer to striking the one to the left of Khaz.
It is Parii's turn. There are two Goblins left, and a dog-like thing with a face like a Goblin's and a tail like a giant rat's [knowledge nature check, trained only, to determine what it is.]
Patio strikes the closest goblin.
With two goblins actively attacking him, there was little Khaz could do but defend himself. He blocked the first blow with his shield, and side stepped the second blow. He tried to make an attack in return, but it had to be checked lest he open himself up to further attack. And naturally, with his attention focused on his assailants, he didn't have the concentration to give the goblin-bound monstrosity further thought.
Grizmark will take another five-foot step. If this positioning allows him to gain a flank bonus, please increase the below attack by +2.
"Who knew, (pant), these little buggers, (pant), were so hard to kill?"
Sweat was running down Khaz's brow, stinging his eyes. He was starting to breathe heavily. "Aye, they're slippery enough. Now surround the bastards! Let none escape."
Parii, Khaz, and Grizmark all miss their intended targets...
The goblins also attack, both attacking Khaz, who is in front of them...
one actually hits...
It cuts deeper than expected...
It is Leroy's turn.
Also, the priest and the dog show up. New turn order is
Goblins
Leroy
Parii
Khaz
Grizmark
Father Zantus
Dog
There are two goblins, so two people on the one side of either of them does not initiate a flank. Leroy is currently fighting ranged, and as such, never participates in a flank.
Leroy misses - Paris's turn.
Stupid phone's auto correct changed Parii to Paris. Sorry for any confusion or inconvenience.
Parii will strike again.
Parii also misses, Khaz's turn.
Khaz puts everything into an attack, aiming to take a goblin's head off. It goes wide...
Grizmark will move for a flank. He's previously taken two five steps I believe, but he will draw the AoO if he has to.
Grizmark may flank with Khaz no problem... and he hits! The goblin is downed in one blow from Grizmark's spear. Father Zantus steps closer, and channels positive energy, healing your wounds (if any) for: 9 points of damage.
This encourages the dog to attack the last goblin.
he hits, but doesn't down the goblin and provides the gnome with a flank.
The goblin, fearing the dog more than the "longshanks," attacks the mutt.
His seemingly clumsy swing connects more than it should've, making the dog even angrier than it was before. Yet, even as he swings, he grunts from the pain caused by the wound left by the dog, and collapses, dying.
The fight is over, and around you, the city seems to be calming down. The richly dressed man thanks you profusely for your help.
How would you like to proceed? Turn order is no longer in effect.
With a frustrated grunt Khaz buries his axe into the back of a downed goblin. [i]"Yer welcome. Couldn't let these greenskins have their way. They a common problem for yer town then?"[/b] As he says this, Khaz feels his chain shirt and inspects his shield for damage.
There are several tribes in the area... But they usually limit themselves to mere farm raids at most... They've never attacked us like this..." says father Zantus.
"That is most concerning," said Parii, looking around the town, "Do you know anywhere they could have sneaked into the town unnoticed? I have heard goblins could be sneaky, but I've never heard of a whole raid hiding under one's nose like this."
"That would be a question better suited for the town guards." replies Zantus.
"If you feel comfortable with us leaving the temple for now, Father, we could speak with the guards to find out what they know, and if more assistance is needed"
"I don't believe the temple to be in any paticular danger at the moment. The guards may need your help, but I think by the sound, or lack thereof that they may have it under control. If you wish, you may go look for futher disturbances, I believe I can handle things over here on my own." Even as Father Zantus says this, he looks concerned, not really of worry of what might happen, but of what has happened, and what it entails for future events.
With a grunt Khaz walked over to the priest. "Not to be a bother, but one o' them managed to get a good cut in. Ye mind prayin' to ye God to fix that up." To punctuate his point, Khaz held his hand to his wound and then held up his bloody palm to be seen.