Cori brings her sword down at the remaining snake.
Vinnick decides this has gone on enough, as yet another of the cobras bites land home. He pulls out an item he keeps in case things get hairy and chucks it at the construct.
Reginald then moves to aid in the melee with the other elusive cobra swinging with an eery cadence only an undead thing could keep.
did you roll saves vs poison slid?
Not glued to the floor but the -4 dex makes it a bit easier to hit.
since slid is the only to hit it, it continues to attack slid.
3 fort vs poison if hit dc 14 1d3 dex
I think this drops slid.
It makes it's second attack on Reginald.
3 fort vs poison if hit dc 14 1d3 dex
Your go again.
Cori drops her sword, draws the wand, and taps Slid with it.
Cori swings at the snake again.
Seeing Slid going down, she sighs as she knows her healing magic will simply kill the undead.
She instructs Ajikisshochraos to continue the attack on the snake, to provide distraction for the rest to find a weak spot.
Vinnick pulls out his wand, muttering curses under his breath before placing the tip on slid. He speaks a word and the tip lights up a dark red before the light fades into Slid.
If he is still alive, that should keep him breathing. Though he likely won't be much use in this fight anymore.
Reginald strikes out at the snake, but only hits stone.
Also notice we didn't do the dex damage so just gonna kick you while your down.
I believe it only hits once regardless of how many failed saves it just has a really long duration now but it stops as soon as you make 1 successful save.
Just missing Stannis for this round and Cori you can do an attack this round instead of healing.
These pests are now getting annoying. Not lying about the MIGHT word, as she and Ajikisshochraos in tandem attack the snake from behind.
Knowing how hard these things are to hit Stanislav moves to maintain a flank and attacks.
A solid hit on the snake it turns it's attention towards Stannis taking a 5 steps and attacking twice.
fort vs poison if hit dc 14 1d3 dex
fort vs poison if hit dc 14 1d3 dex
your go.
Stanislav is bitten but he easily shakes off any effects of poison.
Reginald again strikes at the snake, but is unable to account for its erratic movements.
Vinnick takes a step back and pulls out his last snowball scroll. He mutters a word and the paper itself turns to snow before coalescing together and launching itself at the cobra
The snowball hits.
Stannis still has his attack.
Stanislav sees R'yzztyg use her attack to aid him and he tries to capitalize on the opportunity but his aim is off.
fort vs poison if hit dc 14 1d3 dex
fort vs poison if hit dc 14 1d3 dex
Your go again.
Cori swings at the remaining snake again.
Stanislav attacks again, moving as needed to maintain flank.
They both continue there attack to flank and aid Stanislav.
Finally the last snake collapses into a heap.
(after the tanglefootbag it's ac was reduced from 22 to 20 so that woulda hit regardless)
Stooping to pick up one of the constructs Stanislav says The metal in these things has to be worth a lot. Lets take them. And Slid may be able to open them and get to their poison store. And Ii seem to have gotten myself bit. Silly of me I know. But I could use a tap from that positive healing wand.
Cori pulls out the wand and taps Stan with it.
"Let me know if you need more. Does anyone else need healing?" she asks the others.
She then taps herself as well.
Stanislave nods in understanding and adds both constructs to his backpack. We are on a schedule and dare not fail to finish on time. Still, I think we can rest a day if that seems wise. Perhaps we could send out for a scroll of Lesser Restoration or two? I am unsure if we have enough remaining coil. But these constructs could be sold...
@slid you loss 1 so far I think as for the rest roll up to six fort saves dc 14 and lose 1d3 dex for each fail and stop when you succeed at one save.
The scavenged alloy from the snakes is worth ~2000 gold.
For now you backtrack and head back upstairs you give the rare metal to Tiadora so she can go sell it (You get 1300 gold for it) and to buy whatever you ask for.
You rest for the night (Don't know if I mentioned this before but resting for the night I always allow my players to heal an amount equal to their level+ their con modifier) You also restore 1 point in each attribute that was reduced.
We will come back for 2 day when your ready.
sure make 2 dc 15 survival checks, success means you get 1d3 doses. failure means you lose the venom, failure by 5 or more means you expose yourself to the venom and need to make a save.
She takes the snakes, sitting down on the floor she looks them over, figuring out how to open these constructs, as it was not as simple of just slitting the corpse open with her sickle and extracting what she needed. After a while she, she begins to open the two snakes.
She lets out a sigh at her failure to extract the poison container intact, Sorry, first time I worked on constructs.
She hands back the snakes, then walks to the opening where the snakes came out, to see if she can spot the medallion they suppose to find.
Paralytic Poison
Dc 14 save, 1d3 dex on a failed save. Worth 300 gold a dose.
The alcove were the snakes came out is empty.
When you've rested, when you come back the next day were do you head next.
south of the might chamber?
”It would seem so,” Cori replies. ”Let’s see what the next has in store for us, shall we?”
She gestured to the South door.
Stanislav nods.
You head south from the chamber of might and find the Chamber of Sin.
The inscription reads "Suffer not the fool, stupidity is our orders cardinal sin"
In font of you is a room the same size as the others. In the center of the room is a pedestal and on it lies a silver pendant with a dragon with sapphire eyes.
To the East of the Pedestal is a large staircase going up and to the south is another door.
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Slid approaches the pendant without touching it. He says "Good, my body is still weak from the poison and from having my blood sucked. It's good to think for a while."
He looks at the pendant with rising greed. He comments "Does anyone know of an order with a silver dragon?" He goes through his head thinking of organizations he knows of that includes the worshiping of silver dragons.
Cori tries to recall any references to such a symbol in her religious education.