Brvheart remember the belt has an magic circle protection from evil on it. With the ring it's a widened magic circle of protection from evil. Any evil creature suffers 1d8 smite evil damage per round.
Don't know the radius, but the regular magic circle of protection from evil has a 10' radius.
It does, however the belt with the ring gives you an anti-magic shell that does not allow magic in or out of the sphere so in order to cast spells or channel Thoron must surpress it for 1d6 rounds.
Rhaym focuses his deity's ire on Xor then steps up and attacks. Resolving to himself to bring this evil to an end.
[dice=Attack]1d20+18+2 Flank
[dice=Damage]1d10+7+1+7
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The protection from evil is currently surpressed (see note on Thoron's post, I am familiar with these artifacts and they have some restrictions) so the crit confirmed. Also, he was not completely healed before the attack. I keep tract of that.
Your attack misses Xor's AC of 28.
The original text: THE GIRDING OF MITRA: (The Lion Belt) An actual relic, this is the belt worn by Mitra when he walked the earth as a man. It radiates a powerful 15' radius protection from evil and if combined with the amulet (Mitra's eye) it will form an anti-magic shell about the bearer. The shell may be dispelled only by re¬moving one of the items from the bearer's person or by depressing the topaz in the lion mouth of the amulet which will negate the anti-magic shell only for 1 - 6 melee rounds. If combined with the ring (Mitra's favor), it will extend the radius of its protection from evil power to a 20' radius. Any evil creature(s) within that radius will suffer 1 - 8 points of damage per round.
Jim Gritted his teeth as the impact from trading blows from Xor rang up his arm, is was a little like smashing his sword into a giant boulder at full strength. He'd just have to push that little bit harder.
Flanking Xor with Sir Rhaym, Jim found several openings and pressed them home mercilessly! It was inevitable that Xor would counter attack, so Jim did what he could to be ready.
Ok
fine
[dice=damage]d8
fine, crit does not confirm on Sir Rhaym.
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Xor attacks Jim with his long sword
And Sir Rhaym with warhammer
Fully prepared to take down a real evil worthy of glory, Rhaym lays into this evil with everything he has.
They can spend a use of their Lay on Hands ability to call upon the power of their faith as a Standard Action. This causes a nimbus of light to emanate from them in a 30-foot radius. This power lasts for 1 minute per use.
All allies (including the character), as long as they remain within the area of light, receive the following:
* +1 Morale Bonus to AC
* +1 Morale Bonus Attack rolls
* +1 Morale Bonus Damage rolls
* +1 Morale Bonus Save vs Fear
As a Swift Action, they choose one target within sight to smite. If this target is evil, they add their Charisma bonus (if any) to their Attack rolls and add thier Paladin level to all Damage rolls made against the target of their smite. If the target of smite is an evil outsider with the evil subtype, an evil-aligned dragon, or an undead creature, the bonus to damage on the first successful attack increases to 2 points of damage per Paladin level. Regardless of the target, smite evil attacks automatically bypass any DR that the creature might possess. In addition, while smite evil is in effect, the character gains a Deflection Bonus equal to their Charisma modifier (if any) to their AC against attacks made by the target of the smite. The smite evil effect remains until the target of the smite is dead or the next time the paladin rests and regains their uses of this ability.
* +3 Charisma Bonus Attack
* +7 Level Bonus Damage
* +3 Deflection Bonus AC
Fully prepared to take down a real evil worthy of glory, Rhaym lays into this evil with everything he has.
[dice=1st Attack]1d20+18+2
[dice=1st Damage]1d10+15
[dice=2nd Attack]1d20+18+2
[dice=2nd Damage]1d10+15
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First attack hits.
The goblin steps behind Jim and whispers maniacally... then hurls something brown and doo-doo colored from behind the swashbuckler and at Xor's face!
The goblin steps behind Jim and whispers maniacally... then hurls something brown and doo-doo colored from behind the swashbuckler and at Xor's face!
[dice=Ranged Touch spell, Mudball DC 13 Reflex (start of round), Haste]1d20+11+1
Xor is now blinded making him at least temporarily easier to hit.
With Xor temporarily blinded, Jim tries to press home his attack!
It was probable that Xor would lash out, so Jim readied himself to parry if necessary.
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With Xor temporarily blinded, Jim tries to press home his attack!
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[dice=Haste] 1d20 + 15 + 1 + 2 [dice=Damage] 1d6 + 7 +7+ 9
[dice=Crit?] 1d20 + 15 + 1 + 2 [dice=Crit Damage] 1d6 + 9[dice=Primary] 1d20 + 15 + 1 + 2 [dice=Damage] 1d6 + 7 + 9
[dice=Iterative] 1d20 + 10 + 1 + 2 [dice=Damage] 1d6 + 7 + 9It was probable that Xor would lash out, so Jim readied himself to parry if necessary.
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Xor falls at the first crit. xp=2400 each
The goblin does a little dance with some questionable gestures and hip thrusts.
...mud in yo eye. In yo face... Xor... pfft!
Tentatively, his foot kicks the sword and hammer from the fallen enemy's hands.
Rhaym pulls out a small cloth and carefully cleans his blade before re-sheathing it. Letting the others more attuned to the tasks search the bodies for valuables and magic.
Detecting Magic
Yes the one at the top of the bend should be comfortable and safe.
I don't think our cleric prepared that spell, I asked once before.
What's that knob on your belt buckle do, Sir Rhayme?
Detecting Magic
[dice=Spellcraft Sword]1d20 + 15
+1 longsword bane (magical beasts)
Rhaym glances down at his belt and then replies to Ciri, "Oh that, well it can make me a large creature. Although the benfits to being large seems to me to be of a near to meaningless and next to useless situation for most situations especially when one takes in all the factors of being much bigger seems to incur. Still it might have been somewhat useful against that skeleton but it did not come to mind at the time and proved to be be unneeded."
If you move into Xor's lair, you find someone tied up in there.
Sir Rhaym is down 14 and Jim 22
The goblin ambles around, checking rooms in the vicinity.
Hey! What this guy... bigguns tying up bigguns, true crazy.
In here, over there! If he try something, I cut!
Stiff but grateful for the healing from the wand, Jim muttered to Fralk, "Xor certainly seemed to be crazy..."
Noting somebody tied up, Jim asked "Are you all right?" He didn't make any move to free them yet, hopefully the pious among them would determine if this person had evil in their heart or not.
The elf walks in the room with you and sees the guy tied up, "
Faffnyr, you are alive!!! I thought you dead with the others!"
The goblin claps the dwarf on the back, Thanks, brotha'..!
He starts limbering up and feeling for any other ouchies, Hmm... I feel good.
Then he goes about searching the room, one eye still on this... Faffnyr fellow. As a child, a friend of his had a lizard by that name or something similar.
Upon receiving the healing from Thoron he says, "Blessing unto you as well Thoron."
Rhaym is the last one to enter the room having made sure everyone was safely in before stepping in himself. However, prior to his valet stepping into the room, Rhaym hands him the cloth he used to clean his blade and requested another.
You find a chest at the foot of the cot.
Faffnyr looks up, bound and gagged and pleading is to be seen in his eyes.
"Hpfg mg<d"
You's bigguns know this one? The goblin moves closer to ungag and untie the captive.
The elf pipes up, "I know him."
Xor: full plate, large metal shield,
warhammer, longsword .
servant: MW Full Plate, longsword, large
metal shield; light crossbow, 10 bolts, oil, torches.
Has anyone seen Felix???
Last I saw he was in the room with the giant. We can try findings in a little while. I presume we can get to know this fellow while we search, open the chest and identify the items here.
Still detecting magic
(In whatever order they are listed since I haven't looked)