The Beast -Terin's page

The Beast pads softly over to Tyndal and takes the warrior's weapon in his mouth, softly pulling him toward the unexplored hall, trying to indicate for him to lead on.

*Readying a charge*

My charge is readied still and I am facing the direction we haven't been to yet, in case the boss comes calling.

"Rrrrooooororrrorrrraarroroarorar!"

The Beast keeps an eye on the direction they were heading and braces himself to attack anything that pops into view down that way. A low beastial growl escapes his jaws at a constant rate. *Readying a charge*

The Beast lunges up at the Trainer's throat, trying to rip out his windpipe with The Beast's long, feline fangs. 1d20 6=26 natural 20, 1d6 5=9, 1d20 6=24 critical confirmation, 1d6 5=8 for 9 damage or 17! if the critical is confirmed.
If the trainer is dead, The Beast lets out a terrible roar that reverberates through the hall.

Made the will save to attack him-1d20 4=20

"What the HELL ARE YOU DOING?! Are you TRYING to get us ALL KILLED!?"

ROARRRR!!!

Seann Eoghan wrote:

Spot: 7 + 0 = 7 / Listen: 14 + 0 = 14

The goings on ahead hold your rapt attention, and you hear nothing but the voices and the trickling of water farther down the cave system.

The Beast -Terin wrote:

1d20 2=5 sense motive. Terin shifts into Beast form as a swift action and attacks.

Wouldn't the sense motive failure make him seem...more...believable?

In theory, yes, but that was to sense something prior to him talking as if to let someone behind us hear what he is saying. Terin doesn't like this guy one bit and that is the reason for his attack, the prior sense motive check to that doesn't matter. That act and him quaffing a potion have Terin angered and now he feels a trap.

“Finally. Good to see someone making sense, I’m not getting younger you know. Are you ready to follow, or should I expect a knife in my back?“

“As much as my word is worth to you, I promise you will not be attacked until after you conclude your meeting with the lady.” Oddly enough, he raises his voice a bit for this comment, as if speaking to someone other than your group.

1d20 2=5 sense motive.

Who are you speaking to? You've made your choice I see...treachery!
Terin shifts into Beast form as a swift action and attacks.
1d20 6=18 attack, 1d6 5=8 damage.

I actually imagine Terin's Beast-form to be catlike and more like this but with my Beast Avatar's face. Very Panther-ish and graceful rather than canine.

The Beast belts out a vicious roar at the interruption that reverberates down the hallway and through the room. Staring into the man's eyes he advances menacingly.

The Beast lunges forward to attack but finds his footing still compromised by the slick residue of grease and misses with his claw.
1d20 7=11, 1d6 5=6

1d20 3=21 balance.
The beast carefully crawls through the slippery area and moves to engage the zombie-thing.
Between getting up and moving I can't attack.

MAP!

One of these days, the party is going to line up perfectly and spell something.

TeAM STyE!

1d20 7=12 Reflex, 1d20 3=4 balance. The Beast spends the round falling and fumbling around in the grease.

What is beyond the beast? A room or something?

The Beast nudges Tyndal's leg and motions with it's head to move on before beginning to pad softly and slowly down the unexplored hall.

The Beast pads forward to the map, looking closely at the details and trying to ascertain it's function. "Puuurrrrrrrrr..."

"Reee-oowww!" and indicates forward with a paw. Looks kinda odd for a great cat to do an imitation of a dog at point.
The Beast then bounds back through the Gymnasium to shut the open door. Before returning to his friends and taking his position. If there is a workable locking mechanism he will assume humanoid form to manipulate the lock before shifting back and taking his position.

The Beast tosses aside the now empty chair and lunges at the spider-like creature with a rumbling growl. His jaws close savagely and he shakes his head from side to side to help rip the wound open more.
1d20 6=20 to hit, 1d6 5=11 damage.

The Beast will move forward and slash through the prisoner's bindings with his claws. on his turn..

The beast either continues to savage the thief in his grasp or if dead, move on to the next closest one.
1d20+5=16 to hit, 1d6+5=11 damage.

The Beast lunges towards the closest thief and attempts to rip out it's throat. 1d20 6=20, 1d6 5=6 Vicious teeth close on the rogue's flesh.

Meow! That's Beast for 'I didn't do nuttin, and you can't prove it!

The Beast plops down and scratches at his ear with a hind leg for a moment before letting a low purr out and standing. Ready for action.

Glancing at Terin, "You seem to know a lot about this place... Any thoughts on which way to go?" For the love of Zuul, somebody explain the eye IC ;)

Nah, you need to sweat a bit...besides I can only meow and kill sh*t in beast-form.;P

The Beast paces beside Seann.

Terin shifts back to elf form "Not much point in trapping or locking anything in a thieves' guild, except for practice says the eye." then shifts back to The Beast.

*No Penkus, I don't want any more blood in the shop here.*
Right behind you Tyndal. I want to be maneuverable and quick in these tunnels so I'm gonna stick with Beast-shape most of the time.
*Shifts into The Beast.*
PPPPpppuuuuuuuurrrrr...

The Beast grabs the downed man by his collar with a growl and drags him back into the taxidermist's shop, giving sharp growls if the man starts to struggle.
Once inside he drops the man, allowing the others to watch him and jumps up on his hind legs placing a paw on either side of the other man's head and staring him in the eyes with his massive canines inches from his face. A soft menacing growl is echoing in his throat.

The Beast -Terin wrote:

The Beast will try to catch up to the thief before he gets to Eldin. Double move if needed (The beast moves at 50').

Are we talking flying tackle here or what?

If I can move and attack I will try a trip attempt.

The Beast turns and bolts out the door after the thief that is pursuing Eldin, a fierce roar leaving his throat as he pushes for speed.
The Beast will try to catch up to the thief before he gets to Eldin. Double move if needed (The beast moves at 50').

Lotus dragons are up.

The Beast releases a roar of anger and pain, then lunges for his attacker's throat with his large fangs.
1d20+6=19, 1d6+5=7

Terin squints to see where the bolts came from--spot 1d20+7=20
and moves to get closer to the source, shifting into beast-form as he moves.

Terin, still in beast-form, tries to find a trail of some sort from the beast to determine what it could be...a tear rolls down the slick black fur of his face.
Survival 1d20+4=19
Knowledge Nature 1d20+3=12

Grrrrrrrrr...
this is what it sounds like..when beasts cry..

*Terin leaps up with cat-like reflexes, instantly dismissing his mild foggyness.*
Lead the way, Kora, we follow!
*after we get outside Terin tells Kora to hop on his back to make better time then shifts into Beast-form to lead the party to their small companion's side, making sure not to out-distance them.*

I have a +5 or more in swim(I think I have some bonus for beastform)and could take 10 to hit the DC for the swim so we could assume that Terin makes several trips to assist the party through the narrow tunnel and into freedom.

Terin takes his time binding the ropes together and ensuring a good knot at each connection.(taking 10s).
"There. That gives us around 150' of line. I will shift now and would the one of you who is best with knots take your time and tie the rope to my midsection. "Knot" too tight..."
Terin shifts into Beastform and begins taking deep, controlled breathes to saturate his lungs and bloodstream with as much oxygen as possible.

Can't let the party know cause I can't talk in beast form so I will file away the info until I get a chance to shift.

Spot=24.

The Beast follows. Taking 10 for 19

"That's a good point. Do you casters need to rest? This dry area looks comfy aside from the little corpse-bits."

The Beast shakes his head in a negative fashion.

Thank you!

"Only way forward is in deep water. I can swim, although this armor makes it tough. How about you guys?"

Tyndal begins adjusting his gear for a swim.

I swim better as my alter-ego. *shifts into The Beast*

shouldn't I be making a swim check against the current? If so, I make it. If not then I fail. Let me know.

Can I see whatever the strange man saw flung into the water from the corpse? If so I want to swim out and get it.

The Beast -Terin wrote:

gggRRRRWWWLLLL! *The Beast shakes off odd bits of corpse*

By the way, I had him treat you as a human due to the syncope. As it’s only a swift action though, might as well just assume you flipped right back over.

That's cool, not sure what the rules say on shapeshift form and unconciousness anyway. Maybe I'll check later, if it became relevant.

gggRRRRWWWLLLL! *The Beast shakes off odd bits of corpse*

Once The Beast reaches the platform he swipes at the corpse with a claw, to assure it is really dead, before rolling it over. If needed I can roll damage...

How far of a jump is it? If it seems feasible, The Beast will jump up to the platform. If it seems particularly difficult he will climb. Either way:
Jump or Climb check =22

Deja Vu anyone? Take care with that and be at the ready for danger. *shifts into Beast-form*
PURRRRRrrrr....