Sacking Sembia

Game Master EltonJ

Agatha, you see action on top, but you can't tell if the brazier had been lit.

Grumbar guides his warg to attack the next victim, he also strikes with his axe.
apparently I've been forgetting that worg bites can trip as well... but it doesn't matter in this case.
worg bite: 1d20 + 7 ⇒ (2) + 7 = 9

greataxe attack, power attack, high ground: 1d20 + 5 ⇒ (10) + 5 = 15
Greataxe damage: 1d12 + 9 ⇒ (12) + 9 = 21

ouch! Definitely you struck him down. Gorthug is not going to be a happy orc.

The tower may be alerted. Go. Be quiet, but speed is our ally now. Agatha points at the tower. we must get to the top before the fire is lit

Gorthug watched in approval as his kinsmen fought their way into the tower. Dismounting, he took his axe in hand and called to his god for divine favor.

"Then let us be on our way."

As you enter the tower (map available), you find that there are more humans here than was in the last tower.

"Agatha is right. Forget the other humans - let's get to the top of the tower and stop them from lighting the fire," Rauusk growled, heading for the stairs. "The others will only be able to come at us one at a time on the stairs."

Agatha heads to the stairs as well. It was a race now. With swords and blood and death, but still a race.

*bot*
Ak'iss the Witless follows also, hoping to between the two strongest orcs in the group.

Grumbar charges up the stairs as well, leaving the others to deal with the trailing humans.

Weighed down by his armor, Godthug planted himself at the bottom of the stairs, and prayed for divine favor on himself. No reinforcements would go up while he lived.

As the group goes upstairs and Gorthug planted himself, the humans started towards Gorthug. "You are not going to survive, invader," says one of them to Gorthug. "We'll wear you down and kill you."

”Maybe. Will you come first, or do you want to watch your friends die first?”

The human yells and starts running after Gorthug in order to kill him.