[PFS2] 2-20 / 2-22 / 2-24 Breaking the Storm trilogy (GM Watery Soup)

Game Master Watery Soup

Herr Doktor steps in the middle of his friends and attacks the Troll twice.

First Attack: 1d20 + 16 ⇒ (4) + 16 = 20
Second Attack: 1d20 + 10 ⇒ (5) + 10 = 15

He miserably fails at being effective.

Crunch! You took my lucky die!

Eliadyr focuses briefly, then draws another acidic arrow (uttering the same elven incantation). He then sends the arrow flying into the white troll where it explodes into a shower of acid over the troll again.

◆ Refresh spellstrike
◆◆ Spellstrike with caustic blast Composite Shortbow: 1d20 + 16 ⇒ (16) + 16 = 32 on white for 2d6 + 3 ⇒ (4, 4) + 3 = 11 piercing + 2d8 ⇒ (3, 4) = 7 acid (DC22 basic reflex)

Reflex: 1d20 + 17 ⇒ (13) + 17 = 30 vs DC 22

Without her regeneration, the troll begins to worry. Also, she's short on her best spells, and distraught at four Pathfinders lined up without a way to zap them all.

"Urxehl! Thy servant has traversed Nar-Voth to realize thine visions of bringing doom to the Farheaven Clan! Grant me power unincomparable!"

But no such power comes. After tunneling through miles and miles of sheer stone, she will fall, less than 100 feet from her destination.

1d5 ⇒ 2

"From hell's heart, I stab at thee. For hate's sake, I spit my last breath at thee." She reaches forward to attack Isaku.

Claw: 1d20 + 20 ⇒ (4) + 20 = 24
Slashing: 3d6 + 8 ⇒ (4, 6, 3) + 8 = 21

Claw, agile: 1d20 + 20 - 4 ⇒ (5) + 20 - 4 = 21
Slashing: 3d6 + 8 ⇒ (2, 6, 2) + 8 = 18

Then, she turns around, and tunnels through her last 5' of stone. This is movement, so OAs.

Also, assuming that someone deactivates her regeneration, I will likely call the fight after this round. She's just a punching bag at this point, and she'd need 20 actions to finish tunneling.

She does have an OA and 10' reach, though.

--Round 6
Brown Tree South (-0 hp)
Cal (84/104)
Pink Tree Southwest (-0 hp)
Isaku (85/85)
Pink Tree Southeast (-0 hp)
Herr Doktor (44/76, fire resist 5, leaping elixir, Opportune Attack)
Blue Tree North (-0 hp)
Rhaegal (71/83, aerial form)
--Round 7
Blue Tree Northwest (-0 hp)
Eliadyr (76/76)
Blue Tree Northeast (-0 hp)
Crunch (40/110, shield 76/80, fly, reaction available, Opportune Attack)
White (78/200 hp, AC 26 (28 vs ranged attacks), regeneration deactivated by acid, frightened 0, reaction available) <50%
Red (-150 hp, regeneration deactivated by acid)
Yellow (-142 hp, regeneration deactivated by acid)
Green (-158 hp, regeneration deactivated by acid)
Cyan (-153 hp, regeneration deactivated by acid)

◆ Refresh spellstrike
◆◆ Spellstrike with caustic blast Composite Shortbow: 1d20 + 16 ⇒ (18) + 16 = 34 on white for 2d6 + 3 ⇒ (5, 2) + 3 = 10 piercing + 2d8 ⇒ (6, 5) = 11 acid (DC22 basic reflex)

Reflex: 1d20 + 17 ⇒ (19) + 17 = 36 vs DC 22

The troll dodges all the acid! Regeneration is still up.

--Round 6
Brown Tree South (-0 hp)
Cal (84/104)
Pink Tree Southwest (-0 hp)
Isaku (85/85)
Pink Tree Southeast (-0 hp)
Herr Doktor (44/76, fire resist 5, leaping elixir, Opportune Attack)
Blue Tree North (-0 hp)
Rhaegal (71/83, aerial form)
--Round 7
Blue Tree Northwest (-0 hp)
Eliadyr (76/76)
Blue Tree Northeast (-0 hp)
Crunch (40/110, shield 76/80, fly, reaction available, Opportune Attack)
White (68/200 hp, AC 26 (28 vs ranged attacks), regeneration 20, frightened 0, reaction available)
Red (-150 hp, regeneration deactivated by acid)
Yellow (-142 hp, regeneration deactivated by acid)
Green (-158 hp, regeneration deactivated by acid)
Cyan (-153 hp, regeneration deactivated by acid)

The Doktor reacts to the monster digging.

Reflexive Strike: 1d20 + 16 ⇒ (7) + 16 = 23

But he doesn't put much will into the attack, 5 vs 1 isn't really balanced.

The proto-drake dives down from above in flash and crunches down hard on the troll's head. It tries to tear off pieces of the troll, but can't get a further grip.

Attack: 1d20 + 16 ⇒ (20) + 16 = 36
Damage: 3d6 + 5 ⇒ (2, 6, 1) + 5 = 14

Rip & Tear: 1d20 + 16 - 5 ⇒ (6) + 16 - 5 = 17
Damage: 3d6 + 5 ⇒ (4, 3, 6) + 5 = 18

◆ Fly
◆ Strike
◆ Rip & Tear

Cal looks back and forth between his sword in one hand and the acid flask in his other. He can do some decent damage with the sword, and he likes stabbing baddies, but the acid....

Acid bomb, moderate: 1d20 + 17 + 1 ⇒ (9) + 17 + 1 = 27
Acid bomb, Hero Point: 1d20 + 17 + 1 ⇒ (13) + 17 + 1 = 31
Acid damage : 2d6 ⇒ (4, 1) = 5

He glances back and sees there's nowhere to go. He starts to throw the flask, but catches sight of the troll lunging at him and pulls the throw at the last second as he dodges the slavering jaws. Smiling at his own good fortune, he lobs the flask right back into the troll's face.

With his sword still in his hand, he steps forward and stabs the baddie!

Stab off-guard baddie, MAP : 1d20 + 17 - 4 ⇒ (13) + 17 - 4 = 26
Damage, P, sneak attack: 2d6 + 3 + 2d6 ⇒ (2, 6) + 3 + (2, 2) = 15

"Darlin', I don' think Urxhekxhkl," he stops to cough as the name gets caught in his throat. "Yer' godling whatever, is gonna save ya. But you could just give up and go home. We don' have to kill ya'; we just don' want ya' crashin' this particular party."

I'm presuming that we were given the level 3 moderate flasks. 
Triggered the spoilered AO, but it's a miss.
To clarify, the "pulled throw" was IC prose for the use of the Hero Point. 

↺ OA on the move
1d20 + 17 ⇒ (3) + 17 = 20

◆ Step
◆ Strike
1d20 + 17 ⇒ (7) + 17 = 24
◆ Strike
1d20 + 17 ⇒ (2) + 17 = 19

Troll is spouting Shakespeare now? :)

Isaku shakes his head wondering what White is spouting. He again tries to find a good shot on the troll.

Devise: 1d20 ⇒ 18 Hits AC 32

He pulls out a vial of green liquid from a pouch and hurls it at White.

Moderate Acid Flask (Versatile Vial): 18 + 14 + 1 = 33 for Acid: 2d6 ⇒ (2, 5) = 7 plus Precision: 2d6 ⇒ (3, 5) = 8

+2 Acid splash to Crunch and White

"Get him Rhaegal!" Isaku calls. White is OG to Rhaegal

He then reaches into his bandolier and pulls out an axe.

◇ Devise
◆ Interact to draw
◆ Strike
◇ Shared Strategem
◆ Interact to draw (hatchet)

You should avoid throwing 2 Acid Flasks at the same enemy, persistent damage doesn't stack. Also, Acid Flasks do 1 acid damage, the rest is persistent damage.

Herr Doktor steps and attacks the troll so all this could end quickly.

First Attack: 1d20 + 16 ⇒ (18) + 16 = 34
Piercing damage: 2d10 + 4 ⇒ (7, 2) + 4 = 13

Second Attack: 1d20 + 10 ⇒ (8) + 10 = 18

The troll gets worse and worse after every successfull attack.

Argh. I still get the precision though :)

Rhaegal bites an artery, Cal splashes a bomb and stabs, Isaku splashes a bomb, and Herr Doktor sneaks in for the official finisher!

"I'm melting away ... I'm melting away ..." the champion of Urexhl whimpers, as she burns from acid.

Combat over! Legitimately, too!

Several druids from above come down to explain that the surface attack has been broken. They had no idea what was going on down here, but your success here reflected on their battle above.

The Pathfinders return to the surface to meet with the leaders of the Farheaven Clan, the dawn cinematically breaking just as the Pathfinders reach the surface.

The Sarkorians rout the rest of the fiendish attackers, and Dolok Darkfur completes his ritual, fully restoring a natural vibrancy to the soil within the camp. Beyond the borders of the river, the profane fires die down, and some small shoots break through the blackened topsoil for the first time in generations.

The eidolon meets with the Pathfinders as soon as he recovers from the all-night ritual, thanking them for their aid in repelling the demons and pledging his support to saving the possessed Decemvirate member. He invokes the many debts the Farheaven Clan owes the Pathfinder Society and expresses an eagerness to repay them for their past and present support.

End of scenario!

After 8 days of travel, the Pathfinders, feeling stronger and more powerful than ever before, gather around table sporting a huge map of the Finadar Forest just outside the central command tent.

Eando Kline of the Vigilant Seal faction steps out of the tent, holding the canvas flap open for his guests: a woman wrapped in Sarkorian furs, and a ten-foot-tall black bear with a mantle of multicolored feathers growing across his shoulders.

The Pathfinders will readily recognize the woman as Nelket, and the bear as Dolok Darkfur. Art is on Slide 3.

The three move around a large table adorned with a map of the surrounding landscape that indicates Pathfinder teams positioned throughout the wilderness.

“Thank you for joining us,” Eando says, his voice low and determined. “Your bravery in the Sarkoris Scar has earned us quite a few favors with the Farheaven Clan, and we're cashing in one of those favors right away. An evil spirit that once resided in the nearby ruined city has possessed a member of the Decemvirate. This member is known to you as Sapphire. The spirit has used Sapphire as a vessel to carry out preparations for a ritual that we suspect would lead to worldwide catastrophe if completed. Our divinations have failed to locate Sapphire, and we lack the numbers to search all the possible sites where this ritual might be enacted before it’s too late.”

“Fortunately, we might have a solution,” Nelket cuts in. “My ancestors used rituals to give physical form to the wishes and ideals of the clan, manifesting as deities to lead us — including Dolok Darkfur. By reframing one of these rituals, we can convert Dolok’s body back into a part-living, part-intention entity; a kind of ‘aspirational spirit.’”

“That form will allow me to locate Sapphire, whose body contains two divergent spirits wrestling for control,” Dolok continues. “If I give Sapphire the upper hand, it could give us a chance to save them. I can also create a beacon the Pathfinder Society can use to track down Sapphire’s possessed body.”

Eando points to the map. “When Dolok’s beacon appears, our field agents spread across the region can converge on the site and secure it. You are among the most veteran Pathfinders here ..."

Historical context: 2-22 was the first ever Level 7-10 scenario, so the level 9s would have been unprecedented at the time.

"... so we need you to help Dolok and Nelket complete the ritual, then reinforce the first responders and exorcise the evil spirit — without killing Sapphire, if possible. Make any preparations you deem necessary, then meet us here when you are ready to begin.”

The whole party will Recall what happened in #2-20:

Urxehl is the demon lord of storms and natural disasters. He is known as the father of trolls, although some cyclopes also worshipped him near the end of the Koloran empire.

Urxehl’s faithful often strive to conjure cursed storms, with a rain of fire considered a sacred manifestation of their lord’s will.

If anyone would like to attempt a Society or Cyclops Lore check to know more about the city of Min-Khadaim, please post your modifier.

Also, feel free to ask any questions of Eando, Nelket, or Dolok.

Cal wanders back to the briefing after having checked out the Pathfinder encampment. He was looking for a snack and just happened to bump into one. The female catfolk agent stands with Cal at the briefing for a while before leaning in and whispering something to Cal with a barely audible giggle. The little gnome reaches up and strokes the soft fur at the back of her head then gives her a swift pat on the rump. She giggles again, rummages around in her pack, and hands him a scroll before dashing off under the scathing glare of Eando Kline.

"So, Dolok, you'll become a spirit-thing for this. Will you be able to turn back when it's over?"

Sure, we'll give it a shot. Society +11 (T) 

Rank 5 heal scroll courtesy of the Pathfinder Quartermasters Nannette.

Rhaegal snorts. "Evil spirits." He turns to Nelket. "What does this ritual involve and how can we be of help? A Dragon can command powerful primal forces."

Soc +16

"Well met again, friends. I can see why Jinlong holds you in high regard, Rhaegal. Your prowess in the last battle was a sight to behold."

Isaku appears the same, though he appears to have a few more bottles on his bandolier. He pulls out his ever-present notebook and scribbles something.

New Active Investigation: the evil spirit

Just also for full disclosure - I've been planning to run this trilogy myself so I've read the scenario. Though I don't remember much...

No such bonuses

Crunch studies the map and memorizes as many landmarks as they can.
Having arrived ready to go, as is their wont, they merely shrug at the suggestion to make preparations and grin at their leaders.

Society +16
Arcana/Occultism +16, Nature/Religion +11

Herr Doktor tries to understand the ritual while also recalling anything he knows about the cyclops empire. He remembers having spoken about it with another Pathfinder with great alchemical knowledge. It was some time ago, still.

"Du fery much like zise kinds of rituals..."

Society +14

"Well met again indeed Isaku. It is good to be following this mission through with such fine company!" the elf will say looking around at the assembled Pathfinders.

Herr Doktor raises an eyebrow, trying to determine if Eliadyr is considering him in the "fine company".

"What does this ritual involve and how can we be of help?"

"The ritual we’ve adapted for this task required lorekeepers to sing, dance, and extol the virtues of the Farheaven Clan while elders wove their magic. Any mystical training, athletic prowess, or cultural expertise can serve a similar purpose here. The more skillfully you contribute to the ritual, the more power Dolok should have available to lend you in your quest."

"So, Dolok, you'll become a spirit-thing for this. Will you be able to turn back when it's over?"

"Yes, but I'll need at least a shred of energy remaining to retake my physical form. I'll make the sacrifice if necessary - our common goal is the primary objective, and I can lend you my strength to overcome any obstacles in your way. Use my power as you see fit, but you might need my help most when confronting Sapphire."

Mechanically, you will be helping Dolok and Nelket complete the aspirational state ritual. Dolok is the primary caster, and exactly three PCs (no more, no less) must be secondary casters, rolling Arcana, Athletics, Nature, Occultism, Performance, Religion, or Society. Please decide who is making the checks prior to making any checks.

The completed ritual tethers Dolok’s ethereal form to the goals of the ritual’s other participants, allowing the PCs to draw upon their combined power in pursuit of their common objective. This manifests as Aspiration Points, which the PCs accumulate through successes associated with the ritual and can spend over the course of the scenario. Dolok will need 1 Aspiration Point for him to spend at the end of the ritual, or else he will be trapped in the Ethereal Plane.

You will be earning Aspiration Points, which can be spent as follows:

#2-01: The PC witnessed Sapphire grappling with the spirit and got a sense of how this Decemvirate member fights back against their possessor’s influence. The PCs will gain the knowledge of how spending Aspiration Points (0-2) in a [hypothetical] battle will affect the Disciple of Urxehl’s defensive abilities.

#2-03: The PC’s prior forays through Min-Khadaim offer greater resiliency to the creatures inhabiting the ruins. The PCs gain the ability to spend 1 Aspiration Point to reduce the drained or slowed condition by 2.

#2-05: The Sewer Dragons’ account of Sapphire and the spirit merging provides insight into their bond. The PCs gain the knowledge of how spending Aspiration Points (0-2) in a [hypothetical] battle affects the Disciple of Urxehl’s actions.

#2-14: The PC gained intimate knowledge of how Urxehl’s influence affects the Material Plane. The PCs gain the ability to spend 1 Aspiration Point to grant all PCs resistance 10 against fire for 1 minute.

#2-18: The PC learned from Jadirahx what types of creatures were historically drawn to the cult of Urxehl in ancient Koloran. The PCs gain the ability to spend 1 Aspiration Point to make all of the PCs’ attacks deal 1 additional good damage for 1 minute.

The PCs share the Aspiration Points granted by aspirational state in a common pool, and this will be tracked in the header. A PC can spend an Aspiration Point as a free action to gain the benefit for themself, unless otherwise stated. Effects from Aspiration Points don’t stack, but PCs can select the same effects repeatedly.

Herr Doktor is not exactly a specialist of rituals and let his more skilled companions handle the task.

Crunch, Eliadyr, and Isaku step forward.

Go ahead and make your checks. The DC is 27.

I suggest re-rolling Critical Failures, but not regular Failures. For transparency, the rules for this ritual presented in this scenario differ from the rules for rituals in general, so if you're worried about quirks of the ritual rules in the CRB/PC books, don't be.

Eliadyr steps forward to take part in the ritual but apparently is unfamiliar with the structure and has trouble following along.

Arcana DC 27: 1d20 + 16 ⇒ (4) + 16 = 20

Seeing that he's (thankfully) unneeded for the ritual, Cal wanders off into the Pathfinder camp looking for more snacks. Or Nannette. Or something to pilfer. He doesn't really have a specific goal, but he's sure he'll find something more interesting than watching Eliadyr stumble over his own big elven feet. :)

Isaku steps forward and takes part in the ritual.

Society: 1d20 + 16 ⇒ (11) + 16 = 27

whew

Crunch cracks their knuckles and sets about assisting in whatever way they can. A lot of humming along with any chanting, and certainly a fair bit of hefting, propping, and maneuvering.

Athletics: 1d20 + 20 ⇒ (14) + 20 = 34

1 Failure, 2 Successes

With Isaku and Crunch's help, Dolok completes the ritual Successfully.

The PCs gain 6 Aspiration Points, with no other bonuses or penalties.

Dolok fades into an ethereal form before flying off toward the center of Min-Khadaim. Moments later, a pillar of light shoots into the sky, and all of the PCs’ wayfinders point toward the beacon. The Pathfinders intuitively know that Sapphire is at the beacon—and it’s much closer than Eando Kline expected!

Eando begins to muster reinforcements, since he had sent multiple teams into the field in hopes of casting a wide net, leaving only a handful of Pathfinders at the base camp.

Thunder echoes as he sends couriers to recall the other Pathfinder teams, and fire begins to fall from the sky. This is a sign that the undead cyclops demoniac’s own ritual has begun.

Eando asks the team to exorcise the possessing spirit before the storm sets the entirety of the Finadar Forest ablaze with its demonic powers.

I will assume you accept, or else that's, uh, the end of the scenario. You will have to cross open ground exposed to the firestorm. This functions as two rounds of the firestorm performing its routine before the PCs reach the beacon’s location. Each PC can attempt a single skill check on each of these rounds to mitigate the risk to themselves: Acrobatics to evade the fire, Abyss Lore to uncover patterns in the storm, or Survival to take advantage of the surrounding terrain and find usable cover.

Each skill check covers approximately 2.5 minutes of time, so if you have spells that you'd cast to help, you can do so. Although, friendly GM warning, the events of this scenario all take place in one day, so watch your spell slots.

--Round 1
Cal
Crunch
Eliadyr
Herr Doktor
Isaku
Rhaegal
Hazard

"I'm glad you had the measure of that ritual - it was beyond me!" Eliadyr will say to Isaku and Crunch.

"But it looks like the next stage of the game is upon us!" and he will pull out the wand of tailwind R2, quickly remove the price tag, and with a tap start moving faster.

He'll then start weaving between the falling gouts of flame as he races across the open ground.

Acrobatics: 1d20 + 14 ⇒ (17) + 14 = 31

((If demon lore is reasonable to use here, then he'll try that next round))

"Looks like it's time to earn me keep," Cal tells the halfling girl on his arm as he returns to the senior agents' team. "Off with ya' now," he says with a kiss on the top of her head - a rare occurrence for one of his stature.

He goes through some motions to limber up, but it's just an act- he doesn't really know what he's doing and just makes it look good. Then he starts off after Eliadyr. "Oy, take it slow boyo, it's no race ya' know," he says with a laugh.

Acrobatics: 1d20 + 18 ⇒ (10) + 18 = 28

"No race, true, but also no time for dawdling!" Eliadyr will call back to Cal teasingly.

Rhaegal nods to Eliadyr. "Yes, we must not waste time here." Thoughts of his dragonhood saving one of the Decemvirate put a pep into his step and they prepare to depart. Cast Tailwind, R2

Once on the move, Rhageal looks out for any incoming fire and amazingly sucks it into his nostrils and the dragon displays his command over the flames.

Casting Tailwind and declaring that he will use ↺ Eat Fire if applicable each round for Fire Resist 10. I don't know if he can still make a skill check this round or not.

Herr Doktor creates and drinks an Elixir (Leaper's Elixir) and then follows the party.

Acrobatics: 1d20 + 12 ⇒ (1) + 12 = 13

But unfortunately he falls on the floor at the worst possible moment.

Resist 5...

Crunch also casts Tailwind from their wand and also relies on nimbleness and speed to make their way.

Acrobatics: 1d20 + 11 ⇒ (1) + 11 = 12

They get tangled up with the Doktor, however.
"Sorry, sorry. Visor up when run. Fixed now."

Survival: 1d20 + 14 ⇒ (15) + 14 = 29

Rhaegal's superior dragon senses let him find suitable cover among the wilderness.

((If demon lore is reasonable to use here, then he'll try that next round))

Demon Lore is okay. It'll be a lower DC because it's an appropriate Lore, but not as low as Abyss Lore would have been.

Casting Tailwind and declaring that he will use ↺ Eat Fire if applicable each round for Fire Resist 10. I don't know if he can still make a skill check this round or not.

Yes, you'll still need to make the check. I'll give you a +2 circumstance to the check for Tailwind.

--Round 1
Cal: Success
Crunch: Critical Failure
Eliadyr: Success
Herr Doktor: Critical Failure (resist 5)
Isaku
Rhaegal: Success (resist 5)
Hazard

Acrobatics(E): 1d20 + 15 ⇒ (13) + 15 = 28

Isaku attempts to avoid the flames.

I realize I made a mistake, I wanted to drink a Cheetah's Elixir for speed, not Leaper's Elixir for... nothing :D

Considering my roll, it's pointless anyway.

Isaku dodges the fire raining down from the sky, but someone's - or something's - anger grows, and two targeted firebolts shoot out from the sky at 2d6 ⇒ (4, 6) = 10 Herr Doktor and Rhaegal.

Corrupted Fire Bolt: 1d20 + 20 ⇒ (8) + 20 = 28 vs Herr Doktor, flat-footed due to CF
Fire: 2d6 + 11 ⇒ (2, 5) + 11 = 18 plus Spirit: 1d6 ⇒ 4

Corrupted Fire Bolt, no MAP: 1d20 + 20 ⇒ (11) + 20 = 31 vs Rhaegal, AC +4 circumstance due to S
Fire: 2d6 + 11 ⇒ (6, 3) + 11 = 20 plus Spirit: 1d6 ⇒ 4

Due to the time frame involved, Treat Wounds is not possible, but if you have potions you want to drink or spells you want to cast, you can do so in addition to a second check.

--Round 1
Cal: Success
Crunch: Critical Failure
Eliadyr: Success
Herr Doktor: Critical Failure (resist 5)
Isaku: Success
Rhaegal: Success (resist 5)
Hazard
--Round 2
Cal
Crunch
Eliadyr
Herr Doktor (-17)
Isaku
Rhaegal (-19)
Hazard

Herr Doktor produces an elixir for himself (Soothing Elixir for 30 hit points of healing) and one for Rhaegal: "Das is gut for vat you have!"

He then continues to run.

Acrobatics: 1d20 + 12 + 2 ⇒ (18) + 12 + 2 = 32

Eliadyr starts looking for a pattern behind the firebolts and timing his movements accordingly

"Of course this has a demonic origin, there's always an element of predictability..."

demon lore: 1d20 + 17 ⇒ (14) + 17 = 31

At this level, Eat Fire gives Fire Resist 10, so Rhaegal should be down 14.

Rhaegal snorts some of the fire as it heads towards him. "Spicy!" He tries to find cover from the bolts as their rain down.

Survival: 1d20 + 14 ⇒ (6) + 14 = 20

"No race, true, but also no time for dawdling!" Eliadyr will call back to Cal teasingly.

"I wasn't .... Oh, you said daawwwdlin'," Cal begins to protest just before he realizes that he misheard the elf. He looks around surprisingly sheepishly at his teammates to see if any of them mistook Eliadyr also. He then quickly realizes that they're all having a bit of a tougher go at this than he is, and instead focuses back on the task at hand, albeit uncharacteristically quietly.

Acrobatics: 1d20 + 18 ⇒ (16) + 18 = 34

Resist Fire 5 from Wings of the Wyrm tattoo, in case it comes up. 

Revised Rhaegal's hit points. Herr Doktor, would you still offer the Soothing tonic if Rhaegal were down -14 instead of -19?

--"Round" 1
Cal (resist 5): Success
Crunch: Critical Failure
Eliadyr: Success
Herr Doktor: Critical Failure (resist 5)
Isaku: Success
Rhaegal: Success (resist 10)
Hazard
--"Round" 2
Cal (resist 5): Success
Crunch
Eliadyr: Success
Herr Doktor (-17, soothing elixir, resist 5): Success
Isaku
Rhaegal (-14, resist 10): Failure
Hazard

Acrobatics: 1d20 + 11 ⇒ (12) + 11 = 23

Another dwarven hymn springs forth from Crunch's lips, their higher-register voice largely swallowed by the trees. But the light-hearted melody can still be heard by those close by.

I'm a lumberjack and that's okaaaaay. (roughly translated from goblin)

Acrobatics: 1d20 + 15 ⇒ (2) + 15 = 17

Isaku keeps running... but trips...

Revised Rhaegal's hit points. Herr Doktor, would you still offer the Soothing tonic if Rhaegal were down -14 instead of -19?

Yes, of course, it's better if we are full.

More fire bolts shoot out at 2d6 ⇒ (5, 4) = 9 Isaku and Herr Doktor.

Corrupted Fire Bolt: 1d20 + 20 ⇒ (3) + 20 = 23 vs Isaku, flat-footed due to CF
Fire: 2d6 + 11 ⇒ (5, 3) + 11 = 19 plus Spirit: 1d6 ⇒ 4

Corrupted Fire Bolt: 1d20 + 20 ⇒ (7) + 20 = 27 vs Herr Doktor, AC +4 circumstance due to S
Fire: 2d6 + 11 ⇒ (1, 5) + 11 = 17 plus Spirit: 1d6 ⇒ 1

--"Round" 1
Cal (resist 5): Success
Crunch: Critical Failure
Eliadyr: Success
Herr Doktor: Critical Failure (resist 5)
Isaku: Success
Rhaegal: Success (resist 10)
Hazard
--"Round" 2
Cal (resist 5): Success
Crunch: Failure
Eliadyr: Success
Herr Doktor (-0, resist 5): Success
Isaku: Critical Failure
Rhaegal (-0, resist 10): Failure
Hazard

We're rolling right into the next encounter, which I still need to set up, but I'm going to post the box text now. Herr Doktor will be down 2 versatile vials from the soothing elixirs, but everyone is at max hit points.

The Pathfinders arrive at the Khadaim Colossus, a massive statue of a robed female cyclops in a half-kneeling position, holding an offering bowl up to the western heavens. Over a hundred feet tall, it holds an immense stone bowl aloft just above its head. Built into the statue’s left knee is an impressive stone door entry, while the entire right leg is a shattered mess of broken chunks of stone that ascends up to the chest of the immense structure.

See Slide 4 for art.

The entire area has bright light from the fires, with sunlight unable to penetrate the dense clouds.

Between the base of the Colossus and 80 feet above ground, the winds interfere with physical ranged attacks like arrows, imposing a –1 circumstance penalty on such attacks.

The winds are difficult terrain to Flying creatures, and Maneuvering in Flight within requires an Acrobatics check.

See Slide 5. The raised areas are shaded purple - light for +10', heavy for +20'. The Colossus part is inaccessible.

Four powerful undead creatures loiter on the statue, ready to prevent the Pathfinders from reaching the entrance. They are all the same creature, although two (Red, Yellow) appear to be Elite. They'll have different ACs, HPs, and initiatives, but I'll allow a single Recall Knowledge for both sets.

Eliadyr spots them first, and moves before they do. Remember the ranged attack penalty.

--Round 1
Eliadyr (86/86)
Red (-0 hp, Recall: Religion)
Yellow (-0 hp, Recall: Religion)
Cal (116/116)
Isaku (96/96)
Green (-0 hp, Recall: Religion)
Blue (-0 hp, Recall: Religion)
Hazard (-0 hp, Recall: Arcana, Nature, Occultism, or Religion)
Herr Doktor (86/86, enlarged, resist fire 5)
Rhaegal (94/94, resist fire 10)
Crunch (123/123)

Environment: -1 to ranged attacks, Acrobatics check to Fly, Firestorm active