| Your Benevolent Dictator |
All right then... We're going to start off with a team battle. Let the randomness begin!
1) Zerin Vale
2) Narlock, man of stone
3) Liberta Fucile
4) Doomsday
Team One: 1d4 + 1d3 ⇒ (4) + (2) = 6
So, Doomsday/Narlock vs. Zerin/Liberta
1) Forest
2) Urban
3) Randomized
4) Open Field
1d4 ⇒ 2
Map's live under the Campaign tab.
Initiative Order
Zerin Vale
Doomsday
Liberta Fucile
Narlock
No pre-buffing, strategize through PM or spoilers. Roll everything in spoilers and post only what your opponents would see. PLEASE RESPECT EACH OTHER'S SPOILERS! If I catch anyone metagaming, I'll feed you to Cthulu. Good luck!
Sample Turn
Your Benevolent Dictator 5fts to the left (position updated on map) and fires a beam of energy at the Tarrasque. (Hits touch AC 54 for 93pts plasma damage) He then pulls a small bottle from his bandolier.
Damage: 1d6 + 87 ⇒ (6) + 87 = 93
1d20 + 2 ⇒ (2) + 2 = 4
1d20 + 7 ⇒ (20) + 7 = 27
1d20 + 2 ⇒ (20) + 2 = 22
| Narlock man of stone |
Narlock the man of stone enters the arena ready to face what challenges are ahead of him.
click the link for a picture
will post actions as required on initiative
| Zerin Vale |
Zerin vale gazes upon his opponents and looks at his new ally. He takes a 5 foot step back.
Anything you want to say feel free.
| "Doomsday" |
Doomsday [Picture] peered at his opponents not far from him. Silently, he bowed his head and with a grin, threw back a small bottle of liquid. Within an instant, Doomsday could no longer be seen.
| Narlock man of stone |
Narlock surveys the situation, his partner has vanished from sight.
Trusting that his partner knows what he is doing. Narlock plants his feet firmly on the ground and with a wave of his hands the air around Narlock erupts in dust and stone and gravel as rocks of various sizes congregate around his position. and with a thrust of his arms, the mass of rubble flies toward the enemy and in an explosion of rock and dust. capturing both enemies in a 40 ft radius and 20 foot high column of rock. (both take 7 bludgeoning damage)
damage to both (no save): 2d6 ⇒ (2, 5) = 7
cast Stone call centered on the drain pictured on the map directly in front of the enemies. 40' radius is now difficult terrain
| "Doomsday" |
See Invisibility states that what you see is a translucent outline of the creature/object, not it's actual form.
To those who can see him, Doomsday tips back another bottle and grows to twice his size. He then runs (a rather beastly run involving all four limbs, I might add) into a nearby alley out of view of the enemies.
Stealth as part of a move: 1d20 - 3 ⇒ (16) - 3 = 13 for the one who can see me.
Liberta Fucile
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Liberta Fucile wrote:unless you ignore difficult terrain =Doops oh yeah forgot about that, but that isn't really super common
It's probably best to just let people know you're using stone call and that it causes difficult terrain, and is bludgeoning damage... and not magical etc, incase of DR etc..., that's what you used right? =D
| Narlock man of stone |
Seeing the nimbleness his oppnent seems to have Narlock makes a mental note of this for future.
scanning the area for where his opponent may surface Narlock advances cautiously.
perception to find opponent: 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (17) + 8 = 25
move forward 30'
ready action once an opponent is in his visual range cast mighty fist of the earth
has a range of 45' so will cast once in range
attack roll: 1d20 + 10 ⇒ (14) + 10 = 24
damage: 1d8 + 5 + 1d4 ⇒ (4) + 5 + (2) = 11
this incudes 9 points Bludge & 2 points bleed damage
if attacked and looks like it will be a hit (inculde spells that may need reflex save (like fireball), use immediate action to cast stone shield gives +4 bonus to AC and +2 bonus to reflex saves
| "Doomsday" |
The last post I have Zerin making is the one in which he ducks into an alley. Since the map shows him elsewhere, I think he used his whole turn to move. Under this assumption, I will make my post as I am next.
Doomsday ran toward the other side of the building to get a better look at his opponents. One of them was not so far away. With a toothy grin, he ran toward him with beastly movements becoming even more primitive with every stride. To any who could see him, his already frightening presence began to take on his namesake as more bony spikes erupted from his flesh.