This is what I get for posting from my phone, Doraga's attacks are all 2 less because he's using his dex for attack rolls not his strength. Sorry for that.
In this case it would have been Knowledge(planes).
Knowledge Planes DC 11:
They are Lemure Devils., vulnerable to silver weapons.
Knowledge Planes DC 16:
They are resistant to acid and cold
Doraga charges forward and strikes savagely with his falchion. Doraga slips on the floor and sort of slides along on his belly before righting himself and misses all of his attacks.
Ashara casts bless.
Hawk drives his spear through the one that Doraga missed. The foul creatures strike back. Doraga esaily dodges their blows, but Davros gets slashed across his face by a foul claw.
Claw vs Doraga:1d20 + 2 ⇒ (8) + 2 = 10 Claw vs Doraga:1d20 + 2 ⇒ (15) + 2 = 17 Claw vs Davros:1d20 + 2 ⇒ (20) + 2 = 22 damage to Davros:1d4 ⇒ 4 Claw vs Davros:1d20 + 2 ⇒ (8) + 2 = 10
Initiative order: Ched,Darius, and then top of the round: Davros, Ashara, Hawk, Band Guys, Ched, Darius. I will bot Ched if he doesn't respond by tomorrow. Sorry for the delay this week. RL has been kicking my butt again.
Male Human Unchained Rogue 4 | HP 39/39 | AC 21 T 16 FF 16 | Saves: F: +4 R: +9 W: +3 | CMD: 19 | Init: +6 Percep: +7 SM: +4
Hey GM, not sure it worked, but did you catch my post at the bottom of last page? If my check fails do I provoke AOO's AND fails to get through, or do I simply provoke?
Darius, I did see your post, but it wasn't your turn yet. Waiting for Ched's action, then I will resolve your previous post. Normally I would just use block initiative but with this being PFS we have to provide a more RAW experience.
Human Male Oracle 5 HPs 31/41, AC 17 FF 16 T 12, CMD 16, Fort +4, Ref +3, Will +4, Init +3, Per +8
Current Effects:
None
It appears that this is in the FAQ -
Acrobatics stuff:
Acrobatics: What happens if I fail the check when using this skill to move through an enemy's square?
You lose the move action and provoke an AOO. (Note: This means you can attempt this up to two times in the same round, once as a move action and once as a standard action.)
Update: Page 88—In the Acrobatics skill, at the end of the third paragraph (which begins on page 87), add the following sentence: “If you attempt to move through an enemy’s space and fail the check, you lose the move action and provoke an attack of opportunity.”
Male Human Unchained Rogue 4 | HP 39/39 | AC 21 T 16 FF 16 | Saves: F: +4 R: +9 W: +3 | CMD: 19 | Init: +6 Percep: +7 SM: +4
Ok, thanks both of you! I suppose next time I'll just wait for my turn to come up. The only way I make this is if they have CMD of 10, which is just not likely...
Ched moves up five feet and readies an attack if an enemy comes within reach.
Darius successfully tumbles through one of the lemure's squares, but the other gets a swing at him as he moves through.
AoO:1d20 + 2 ⇒ (5) + 2 = 7
The idea here is that since the mobs' cmd is 12, he succeeds at tumbling through the square but not at avoiding an AOO from the other. Seems to make sense to me. Let me know for future reference if you think I am figuring this wrong. We are now at the top of the round.
Human Male Oracle 5 HPs 31/41, AC 17 FF 16 T 12, CMD 16, Fort +4, Ref +3, Will +4, Init +3, Per +8
Current Effects:
None
Knowledge (Planes):1d20 + 5 ⇒ (14) + 5 = 19
Lemures! Use silver if you have it! No acid or cold! Davros, your pet won't do much good and is getting in the way!
Hawk has a silver weapon but has difficulty getting in to attack with it, he will continue to use his longspear for additional reach and will again attack at the mass of flesh.
Davros cleaves the lemure he is fighting in two halves, right down the middle. Doraga seems to be being ignored by the lemure he is attacking. Ashara's arrow misses just as Hawk's spear pierces the devil in front of the badger. The one lemure that is still standing tries to strike out at Davros in retaliation, slashing with his claws.
Ched then moves in to engage the remaining devil. The devil reaches out to strike him as he passes but misses. Ched swings his axe and hits his target, but it doesn't seem to do much of anything.
Male Human Unchained Rogue 4 | HP 39/39 | AC 21 T 16 FF 16 | Saves: F: +4 R: +9 W: +3 | CMD: 19 | Init: +6 Percep: +7 SM: +4
Darius will aid in searching the secret entrance. Afterwards, he will try to lead the prisoners outside to safety.
"After we're through down here, let us make haste for the exit. Perhaps we can slip out undetected and get these prisoners to the Abacus for transport."
You move into the secret chamber. A rank and fetid stench fills this large, unlit, and irregularly shaped chamber. This room is bare and unremarkable. The two secret doors are obvious from within the room and have latches that disengage their respective locks and open the
doors. Nothing of value is among the filth.
Moving things along...
After you finish searching this room, you make your way back to the surface. As you move through the commmon room, you note that the northern door is solidly barricaded and the windows are too small for you to exit, so you'll have to move through the courtyard. As you exit into the courtyard, you see a priestess dressed in grey robes and wearing an iron mask with an ivory wand in her hand, leaning against the well. After you enter the courtyard, she straightens and exclaims,
"In the name of the most holy living god, drop your weapons! I am Holy Ahendile, ordained priest of Razmir and arbiter of your fates. Submit to my authority, and you may well earn more merciful treatment."
You can see two thugs near the priestess and two more in position on the roof with crossbows.
Roll20 is updated. The thugs in the stables are actually on the roof.
Human Male Oracle 5 HPs 31/41, AC 17 FF 16 T 12, CMD 16, Fort +4, Ref +3, Will +4, Init +3, Per +8
Current Effects:
None
You, who consort with devils and torture those who don't harm you
Cast Command (DC 14 Will)
APPROACH!
Approach:
On its turn, the subject moves toward you as quickly and directly as possible for 1 round. The creature may do nothing but move during its turn, and it provokes attacks of opportunity for this movement as normal.
Hoping to get a surprise combat round in favor for the party
Male Human Unchained Rogue 4 | HP 39/39 | AC 21 T 16 FF 16 | Saves: F: +4 R: +9 W: +3 | CMD: 19 | Init: +6 Percep: +7 SM: +4
"I submit to no one, but fight for the liberty of all!"
With that, Darius draws his short sword, then dashes towards the nearest villain.
Dang BAB +0. And yes, they're ALL villains in his eyes. A bit overzealous at this stage of his career. BTW, not sure on terrain, but I wanted to move 5 squares N, then 1 square NE. If those squares are difficult terrain, then please roll my acrobatics to pass him.
No surprise round given everyone is aware of you, Though I will consider Hawk's shot a freebie. As soon as he strikes everyone can react. Initiative order is Darius, Davros, Priestess, Ched, Ashara, thugs, Hawk. Darius has already acted so it is Davros's turn.
The priestess steps five feet back and tries to defensively cast a spell. Sparks start to form around her fingers... anad the spell fizzles.
concentration:1d20 + 6 ⇒ (2) + 6 = 8 Ched, you're up, if you're here.
Human Male Oracle 5 HPs 31/41, AC 17 FF 16 T 12, CMD 16, Fort +4, Ref +3, Will +4, Init +3, Per +8
Current Effects:
None
The GM was correct, you added -4 for shooting into melee however the penalty that was added was -4 for soft cover (shooting through a person). These are seperate and stack.
Posting my action now, don't think it will change, resolve it i.
Hawk attacks then steps up keeping the pressure on the priestess.
The other two thigs on the roof shoot their crossbows at Ashara, missing horribly.
1d20 + 4 ⇒ (5) + 4 = 9 1d20 + 4 ⇒ (2) + 4 = 6
Hawk drives his spear through the priestess's neck. She gurgles, spits a bit of blood in his face and then falls. Seeing their master fall, the thugs on the roof jump behind the building and the remaining ones on the ground flee out the back gate.
Upon returning to the Abacus docked on the Glass River— with Rakuska and colleagues with you— you are able to sail upriver with all speed and put Razmiran behind you as quickly as possible. The remainder of the journey to Mendev is uneventful, save for the obvious hostility that now exists between Metella Raugar and Temel Passad.
Although the Pathfinders have performed a great service in rescuing the dwarven emissaries, they have also earned the Society a dangerous foe. Razmiran does not forget a slight, and several more priests converge
on the Gray Revelation Inn to search for clues as to who was responsible for the daring rescue. Your efforts to remain secretive may have slowed their pursuers, but it has only delayed the inevitable reprisal.
That's the end of the scenario, I hope you all had fun. You met the primary success condition but failed the secondary success condition, as the Razmiri priesthood was ultimately able to figure out who you actually were, because you failed to convince the innkeepers when you tried to bluff and you failed to find something in the cellar. So alas, only one prestige point. I don't have time to do chronicles tonight, I will try to get them all out on my day off on Thursday. If you need it sooner than that let me know, I might be able to take care of it tomorrow evening if need be. I know I wasn't as responsive as would have been ideal, it's been tough juggling everything lately.
