Karsh'e surveys the scene. The foolishness and arrogance of man displayed here is too big for him to express. The ruin of land that must have been fertile and life-giving is saddening and engenders anger at the same time.
He shrugs and says nothing. Fizfiz, Ayla and Lia have commented more than adequately.
perception: 1d20 + 5 + 2 ⇒ (17) + 5 + 2 = 24
All three: Fiz, Karsh'e, and Lia, find the road that leads to Whitehearth.
Remember, healing magic doesn't work as well in the Mournland than it does outside. So be on your toes.
Karsh'e stays in silent meditation a few moments more. He reaches out to get a feel for this new place.
"I found the road!" she exclaims pointing at the hidden path. As she looks rather proud of herself for doing so
Karsh'e stays in silent meditation a few moments more. He reaches out to get a feel for this new place.
You feel that magic doesn't work here as well as you thought. The aura is overly necromantic, but not in a good way.
Lia just smiles, "Well done, Fiz."
...
You feel that magic doesn't work here as well as you thought. The aura is overly necromantic, but not in a good way.
Karsh'e shudders a little. "This place feels like death. The energy of the land itself is weakened. I'm not sure that even a great druid could heal it."
"This place does feel of death, but I know a few other places that feel like death, but only slightly cherrier."
"I guess I don't feel this. But the fog is annoying. Make sure to stay close to the group."
"If baddun's show up, Fizfiz make themz go boom! No baddun's scare me!" she puts her fists on her hips
"Well then. Let's follow Fizfiz' road."
"Fiz road fiz'z road!" she repeats like a song as she walks it
"Fiz road fiz'z road!" she repeats like a song as she walks it
You see two mutant wolves -- alive, and looking like they were jigsawed and put together in all the wrong ways. They growl at you and look like they were going to attack.
Escher strides forward, shield up and sword at the ready.
They start snarling and come closer.
Karsh'e reaches into the cart and pulls out his magic longsword. Then he steps forward to join Escher.
Karsh'e reaches into the cart and unwraps a heavy blade that you haven't seen him wield before. He shakes the falchion and steps forward to join Escher.
Karsh'e reaches into the cart and pulls out his magic longsword. Then he steps forward to join Escher.
Karsh'e reaches into the cart and unwraps a heavy blade that you haven't seen him wield before. He shakes the falchion and steps forward to join Escher.
A mix of both, actually. Deformed and Frankensteined.
The little goblin grins a big serrated toothy grin as she gets ready for some fireworks
Lia readies her scimitar and shield, "We have no quarrel with you. Let us by in peace."
The little goblin grins a big serrated toothy grin as she gets ready for some fireworks
[Dice=Init] 1d20+4
No need to roll initiative.
Lia readies her scimitar and shield, "We have no quarrel with you. Let us by in peace."
The wolves just snarl and growl.
Ah, thanks for the clarification!
I just know if I used initiative per the RAW, the game will slow down. And I'm sure none of you want that.
"Perhaps they are guarding their territory. Let's see if we can go around.."
A mix of both, actually. Deformed and Frankensteined.
Karsh'e reaches into the cart and pulls out his magic longsword. Then he steps forward to join Escher.
Karsh'e reaches into the cart and unwraps a heavy blade that you haven't seen him wield before. He shakes the falchion and steps forward to join Escher.
The longsword then.
"Wolves territory is larger than a road, and they live in packs. We should kill them before they call their packmates."
They snarl, and growl at you.
"March forward together like heroes of old? I am thinking of Grunik and Akash going to the caverns of promise and pain."
"They haven't attacked yet. Perhaps a show of force might be a sound tactic."
Escher slowly steps forward, shield raised but weapon down. "I don't smell like meat. Perhaps they'll figure we aren't worth attacking."
"Nasty doggos." she spits
"I's just hope dey ain't carrin' a disease that can make one really sick...."
Escher slowly steps forward, shield raised but weapon down. "I don't smell like meat. Perhaps they'll figure we aren't worth attacking."
The wolves turn and go another way.
"Well. Good, Looks as if they also did not want a fight. Now, do we know where in this miserable place we are headed?"
"Das good, wee don need to fight them. It coulda gon-d bad if things south."
Okay, you continue on the road. As you continue, there is a large depression up ahead. Inside is a crustacean. A rather large one in fact! And it tries to attack you!
Escher moves to the front with his blade and shield ready.
The carcass crab moves forward towards you!
"Well, this one seems intent on a fight."
She pulls her crossbow out.
Ayla readies her Fullblade for some action.
Fiz squeals with glee as she grips a vial from her belt, shaking it wildly, moving forward, she Chuck's the small vial at the crab. Laughing as it explodes. She didn't seem to care if it was direct or not
Fiz squeals with glee as she grips a vial from her belt, shaking it wildly, moving forward, she Chuck's the small vial at the crab. Laughing as it explodes. She didn't seem to care if it was direct or not
Yeet!: 1d20 + 11 ⇒ (13) + 11 = 24
BOOM!!: 2d6 + 7 ⇒ (4, 5) + 7 = 16 DC 15 Fort vs Blinded 1 round
Okay. Precise bombs.
The carcass crab is affected by the blindness.
FIRST ROUND
"Well. That's decided it."
She follows up with a crossbow bolt.
Karsh'e pulls his falchion from the cart and watches the oversized crustacean approach. He marvels at the bits of armor, weapons, banners, and even entire corpses or skeletons adhered to the creature's shell.
"It's like wave made of an undead army. I'll sing of Las'ke, the Defender of Hobboot. Strange undead issued from a deep cave above the town and plagued the land around for weeks until he brought the cavern's roof down and sealed it off...."
Oh, the crab was damaged by the blast.
Escher slashes out at the crab, and suddenly realizes that he has deja vu, as if he had done this before, but somehow reality didn't react to him.
Ayla charges the crab.
Okay, all of your hits, except for Fiz's, bounce off the carcass crab's armor (AC 19). The crab responds in kind with a barrage of it's spines!
; + poison (DC 16)
EDIT: ROUND 2!
Fiz laughs even more as the spines bounce off her Armor and the others miss her completely
"Fiz is smoll, Fiz no Gnoll. Light you up! Light you up! she retorts with a song song voice, followed up by another bomb toss
dc 15 vs blind
Fiz laughs even more as the spines bounce off her Armor and the others miss her completely
"Fiz is smoll, Fiz no Gnoll. Light you up! Light you up! she retorts with a song song voice, followed up by another bomb toss
[Dice=Yeetus] 1d20+10
[Dice=Deletus] 2d6+6 dc 15 vs blind
Yep, I should have applied a -2 modifier to it's attack roll. I'll remember to do that next time.
The creature cannot see. It takes a –2 penalty to Armor Class, loses its Dexterity bonus to AC (if any), and takes a –4 penalty on most Strength– and Dexterity-based skill checks and on opposed Perception skill checks. All checks and activities that rely on vision (such as reading and Perception checks based on sight) automatically fail. All opponents are considered to have total concealment (50% miss chance) against the blinded character. Blind creatures must make a DC 10 Acrobatics skill check to move faster than half speed. Creatures that fail this check fall prone. Characters who remain blinded for a long time grow accustomed to these drawbacks and can overcome some of them.
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It would have an AC 17 right now (although the Dex bonus to AC isn't listed.) So, you are right.
Since it's made it's save, it's only dazzled right now.