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Reta dodges the harpy's attacks, and responds with her own weapon after glaring menacingly. <1> <2>
Reta will...climb up the ladder. pretty! pretty! pretty!
If she has an action left after climbing:
Sooo...pre...wait, what was Reta doing? Reta snaps out of her reverie, looks around, and wonders what to do.
Reta stops short, peeking out from behind her rock formation. Soooooo pretty... She clambers among the rocks and boulders, never taking her eyes off the harpy. Soooooo pretty...
Reta eyes Ryolle carefully. <1> Battle Assessment
Battle Assessment:
With careful observation, you identify an enemy's strengths and weaknesses. The GM rolls your Perception check against the Stealth or Deception DC (whichever is higher) of an enemy who is not concealed from you or unseen by you. The GM might apply a penalty for the distance between you and the enemy. You can't use battle assessment more than once on the same enemy. She dances daintily to her left, singsonging a goblin nursery rhyme in a high-pitched, little-girl voice as she spins and flourishes. What do you do with a wooden wall?
Tra-la-la-la-la! Burn them up, burn them down,
<2> Stride Once she reaches the relative darkness of the wall, she melds into it, holding a finger over her lips. Shhhhhhhh.... <3> Hide
Reta does the goblin Dance of You-Can't-Touch-This, but does not have any buffs to cast. She generally sneaks from bush to bush while exploring.
Reta glares menacingly at the ghast. <1> Then she strikes twice. <2>
Reta Sneaksie-Sneaksies through the brush, coming up behind Red unawares (she hopes). <1> Sneak
With a mighty goblin war-cry, she strikes out at Red. Yip! Yip! Die! <3> +
Reta hunches low to the ground, hoping to pass unnoticed among the bigger folk. <1> From her hiding place behind a bush, she calls forth magical cold at the Super Ghast. <2><3>
Reta trembles, but puts on a brave face for the reputation of all Goblinkind.
Reta has never stayed with men-o-taurs before. Reta is honored! You can tell us more of the not-dead, yes yes?
Reta steps out of the brush where she was "hidden". Yup yup yup, what he said. We was ambushed and forced to defend ourselves. We got's proof, we do!
Reta sticks to the underbrush, scouting quietly.
Reta becomes very sneaksie-sneaksie upon seeing that more minotaurs may be nearby.
I have a slight preference for keeping existing characters.
Reta dances the Dance Of We Did It Together! Yay, Teamwork! Perception DC19 or Lore (Goblins) DC5: It's actually the Dance Of Goblin Superiority Over All Lesser Races, And That Includes You, Even If You're Also A Goblin. The dance takes longer to pronounce than to actually perform.
Reta hops up to the bridge
and moves silently to flank the remaining minotaur.
She strikes twice with a wicked glint in her eye, shouting a traditional Goblin war-cry. Yippee-ki-yay, cow-boy!
Demoralize:
With a sudden shout, a well-timed taunt, or a cutting put-down, you can shake an enemy’s resolve. Choose a creature within 30 feet of you who you sense or see and who can sense or see you. Attempt an Intimidation check against that target’s Will DC. If the target does not understand the language you are speaking, you’re not speaking a language, or they can’t hear you, you take a –4 circumstance penalty to the check and demoralize loses the lingual trait. Success The target becomes frightened 1. Critical Success The target becomes frightened 2 and is Fleeing until the end of its next turn. Critical Failure You can’t attempt to demoralize the target again for 10 minutes.
Reta calls forth a frigid ray, then strikes at the minotaur with her sword.
Reta nimbly dodges both of the minotaur's mighty swings, and responds with a rude gesture and an intense glare at him. Intimidating Glare:
You can Demoralize those around you with a mere glare. When you do, Demoralize loses the auditory trait and gains the visual trait, and you don’t take a penalty when you attempt to Demoralize a creature that doesn’t understand your language or can’t hear you. She strikes twice with her sword.
Reta moves to the bridge abutment, where she crouches down and draws her sword, hoping the lumbering beasts will not notice her.
HIDE, pg 158: You huddle behind cover or deeper into concealment
to become merely sensed, rather than seen (see page 302). The GM rolls your Stealth check in secret and compares the result to the Perception DC of each creature that could potentially see you but that you have cover against or are concealed from. If you successfully became sensed to a creature, but then cease to have cover against that creature or be concealed from it, it again sees you. Such creatures see you if you do anything other than Hide or Sneak, though the GM might allow you to perform a particularly unobtrusive action, activity, free action, or reaction without being noticed, possibly requiring another Stealth check. Success If the creature could see you, you’re now sensed by the creature instead of seen. If you were unseen by the creature, you remain unseen.
Reta carefully studies her nearest opponent and then calls for a ray of frost at him. Battle Assessment (Rogue) <1>:
With careful observation, you identify an enemy's strengths and weaknesses. The GM rolls your Perception check against the Stealth or Deception DC (whichever is higher) of an enemy who is not concealed from you or unseen by you. The GM might apply a penalty for the distance between you and the enemy. You can't use battle assessment more than once on the same enemy.
Reta talks up the locals and tries to remember all she can.
Reta slips a live frog she was licking back into one of her many pockets. Do we gots any contactses in Diobel? Is the survivors still in the safe house? Methinks we should be starting there.
Player: Caro Cogitatus
Snorri:
Yeah, I realized too late that I got the number wrong, but since she's actually sincere it didn't really matter. My goal was mostly to foster a sense of possible deception since nobody trusts goblins. And nothing was taken from your pockets. Yet. :-)
Reta is enthusiastically smitten with her new friend Snorri. Big Strong Dwarf is good friend to have! Reta will be protected now. Reta dances the Dance of Dwarven Protection.
Good! Good! Reta needs a big strong Dwarf to protect her from bigger badder Baddies. Thanks, you! Thanks, you! Thanks, you! Reta moves toward Snorri with the apparent attempt of giving him a friendly hug.
Perception DC15: Reta is not lying. She actually is thanking Snorri and trying to be friendly. Whether or not Snorri accepts the hug, she thanks him profusely for his offer of protection. Whether she's dumb enough to have missed his true intent, or savvy enough to play on his Dwarven sense of honor, you don't know.
Caro Cogitatus checking in with my Goblin Rogue. Not sure I calculated everything correctly, but here she is. |