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Happy birthday to your boy! He had fun though … my task today is to try to find space for all the new lego he got …
Beldan slips out of the mist where he’s been hiding and moves up to the big bad to attack him with the tengu rapier.
Satari tumbles over to W16 and whacks the undead dog on the nose.
Beldan continues sticking it with his rapier,
Beldan has a go at it.
If it goes down he may move, otherwise he’ll keep attacking …
Why is it not confirmable? If it's that your opponent is undead, they're not necessarily immune to crits anymore in PF.
Satari nods in satisfaction at having felled his tree, then moves nimbly past Emreal to attack the undead dog. He reaches in and firmly taps one of the dog’s exposed bones – one that is integral to its structure.
Grand appearance, then falls into a Sarlac?
Nice spell. The only downside in this situation is that all targets need to be within 30ft of each other, so as Pip has targeted himself, Dok is the only other eligible target.
Beldan looks about. He can’t easily get to the metal man up on the tower at this point, and he doesn’t fancy trying to get through Elgan’s waving, grasping plants. Glancing around the corner he notices Emreal having trouble against the dog skeleton. He races around the side of the building, legs pumping furiously under Pip’s haste spell, keeping his crossbow in his off hand while he draws his tengu rapier with the other as he runs. Attempting to duck under the undead dog’s bite as he scoots past, Beldan gets into a flanking position with Emreal and stabs. [ooc]Flanking attack with cold iron +4 rapier: Damage: plus sneak attack if applicable plus 2 strength damage.
"What the he'll is that?" asks Beldan, gazing upwards.
Monks are awesome.
“Hmmm … how to fell the tree with waving branches?” muses Satari, stroking his chin (or beard if he has one). “Firstly … stand near the trunk.” The old man takes a step forward, off the edge of the ramp … but in the next instant he stands right next to the giant skeletal humanoid, on its far side. “Next … find the flaw in the wood.” Satari-san eyes the skeleton’s shin and ankle bones, seeming to find one that he likes the look of. “Lastly – strike true and fast.” In a blur of movement the old man lashes out at the bony appendage with the flat of his palm.
Oh; y'all don't care if I just make an overcome spell resistance roll here or there, do you?
Beldan draws and rapidly loads his crossbow and fires at the nearest giant dog skeleton thing.
Beldan withdraws his attention back to the courtyard. "Pssst! Guys!" he hisses in a fierce whisper. "You need to see this."
"Whoa ..." breathes Beldan, upon seeing the statue.
"Whoa, you scared me grandpa," whispers Beldan, turning around in surprise as the old monk slips up behind him. "I'm going to have a look inside ... coming?" Beldan tries to get thje door open and peers around the frame carefully.
Beldan continues past and checks out the door he was headed for, and the short ramp leading up to it.
Beldan sneaks past Dok’s position towards the door at M N O P 21 – if he see’s Dok looking up at the tower he sends his own gaze upwards as well.
“Hmmm ... let’s check out some of these out-buildings, guard towers whatever before we look at the main keep,” suggests Beldan. He stealths over to the door at AE 27 28 and checks it for traps or sound before seeing if it is locked. When the others are in place (nearby) he attempts to pick the lock and or open the door, or disarm the trap if there is one.
“Oh nice work Pip!” enthuses Beldan. “I really didn’t want to have to fight them ... fighting kids, even ghost kids, just doesn’t seem ... right.”
"Whoa, the kid's dead?" asks Beldan. "That sucks..."
Beldan shrugs modestly. “It’s a gift,” he says. “Shall we?” he adds, indicating the ramp.
“The trap’s been there for a while, judging by this poor guy,” Beldan says, indicating the yellowing skeleton. “But ... why would this way in be trapped and not the other ... unless I missed something, or ... ah well, better the devil you know ...” Beldan takes out his tools, lays them on the ground, takes another look at the trap and begins working to try to disarm it.
"Sure." Beldan fishes a tightly coiled and tied length of lightweight rope out of his pack and tosses it to Dok.
“There’s a trap here ... looks like it might go off if anyone goes up that ramp. I can try to disarm it, though it might be tough, it appears to have a magical component ... or we can try the back way in.”
Beldan pokes about outside the walls too, especially around the ramp
“Right ... so who’s up for this House of Nine Swords jaunt?” asks Beldan, tightening his walking boots.
“Genuine Wa souvenirs for the folks back home,” answers Beldan, straight faced but for a wink.
"So maybe we should spend the night here, if someone can find us some beds," Beldan winks at one of the granddaughters, then quickly looks away when he notices Omma looking at him suspiciously, "then check out that House of Nine Swords in the morning. Or now if its not far away."
"Oh, oni," says Beldan. "I thought everyone kept saying 'only' ..."
Beldan shrugs. “Never hurts to bless things I guess. You never know who or what might be listening. Me, I prefer to rely on myself and my friends than the gods, but it doesn’t hurt to have them on your side either.”
I don't often type this ... but, LOL!
“F#&@ it.” Beldan waits until his tantrum is focused in another direction, then stabs him through the top of the spine with the rapier.
"There's your sword if you want to do it ... otherwise I will. It doesn't bother me either way." Well ... it probably bothers him a little bit, but he'll still do it.
“Wow ... these guys take suicide seriously,” comments Beldan. “Ok, what about you?” he turns and asks of the crying one.
“Tell you all what, you all go back to the house for tea, Altai, Claw and I will escort these demonic gentlemen to the outskirts of town and see them along their way ...”
“I’ll do it,” offers Beldan. “I don’t have a problem with it. It’s better than letting them go and have them kill some poor innocent bastard somewhere in the future.”
“Eh ... they pack a punch, but I can’t see them ever making bows obsolete,” says Beldan. ;-)
Beldan is quite curious about checking out this ‘House of Nine Swords’ – especially as its nearby.
Yeah, Beldan is confused ... he wanders off to make the arrangements with the Yakuza guy about selling the gear.
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