Toad licker's page

Everything looks good here. Thanks again. :)

Toadlicker admires his new war-wounds (on his teeth?!) and seems preoccupied to everything going on around him. That is, until Jaldan makes her way to greet them, and his attention is firmly rooted on her feet. He nods in agreement to Thurk's congratulations, but opts not to say anything. After a bit though, his stomach grumbles, and he pulls out the strange doll from his belt and says, "Buggie bring me food?"

When it does reply, he shakes it a couple times before tucking it back in his belt and wandering off to look for something to eat.

Agreed! Thank you very much. That was a fun one. :)

Looking a little disappointed that Sky got the stone before he did, he lets go of the leshy, then looks over at Barrek. "I help," the goblin says as he creeps over to the dwarf, and starts licking the flames!

"Spicy!" he proclaims.

Using an aid action to bring the DC down to 10.

Works for me. :)

Pinned, no, but there is the 'Restrained' condition, on a Critical Success.

Not sure if that's what they're referring to.

Reflex Save DC 20: 1d20 + 6 ⇒ (6) + 6 = 12

Toadlicker takes the hits without complaint, and tries once more to jump the leshy, muttering something about stones and faces and biting.

◆ Grapple (Athletics) vs. Fort DC (Crafter): 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (12) + 8 = 20

Despite whether it is a success or not, Toadlicker spends the rest of his time trying to bite the stone from the leshy's face.

◆ Jaws Strike: 1d20 + 3 ⇒ (13) + 3 = 16
Bledgeoning Damage: 1d10 + 6 ⇒ (8) + 6 = 14
◆ Jaws Strike: 1d20 - 2 ⇒ (13) - 2 = 11
Bledgeoning Damage: 1d10 + 6 ⇒ (8) + 6 = 14

Not for grappling, as it doesn't affect AC, but I would be providing flanking for you.

But all that Toadlicker can think of now, is Get the stone from the Leshy...or kill the Leshy. Hold the Leshy down and pluck out the stone .... or bite the Leshy!!

"Stone... Leeshiee...Bite... Hold... Yes!" After a brief musing Toadlicker jumps (literally!) into action. "Must get rock. Bite Leeshiee!"

◆ Stride
◆ Step
◆ Grapple (Athletics) vs. Fort DC (Crafter): 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (10) + 8 = 18

Toadlicker veritably jumps on the leshy and tried to grapple it, looking for a way to bite the rock out of it's face!

Rage: Round 2/10

Sorry for the wait. Work has been busier of late, so I generally haven't been able to post until this time.

Watching his allies, and the enemies, from his hiding spot, Toadlicker hears Vinny's suggestion and looks towards the big stone. The goblin's stare becomes more intense as he crouches down on all fours and quickly makes his way to the monolith and tries his best to damage it.

◆ Rage
◆ Stride
◆ Jaws Strike: 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (15) + 8 = 23
Bludgeoning Damage: 1d10 + 6 ⇒ (5) + 6 = 11

Ah. Sorry about that. Didn't see that, for some reason. :)

Sorry. Just checking, but who gets to go first. We can only see us in the initiative.

Sorry for the late post. Work kept me occupied.

Toadlicker watches the others try to sneak through the leshys and fail miserably. Thinking that he could help by getting behind while the leshy is distracted, he makes his way around to where he can climb down and hopefully get behind the strange talky one.

Crossing fingers for an advantage.

Toadlicker would certainly have better odds being subtle. His Stealth skill isn't bad, but it's not very high for a trained skill. Athletics is by far his highest.

Toadlicker can do subtle or direct, but trying a non-combat option could be fun. :)

Survival: 1d20 + 4 ⇒ (17) + 4 = 21

Toadlicker snuffles around on all fours, like an animal looking for a scent.

He doesn't actually have scent, but that doesn't stop him. We'll see where my pitiful skill gets us.

Nature: 1d20 + 4 ⇒ (13) + 4 = 17

Toadlicker watches the strange leshys with some interest, but after a couple minutes, he just scoffs and says, "Pthw. Just babies. No threat, and probably taste bad, anyways."

I'm certainly good to move on, unless people want more Toadlicker antics. :D

While the brainy people do brainy things, Toadlicker puts on a comical show as he chances after the bitey vermin, club held up above his head, ready to smash any that he catches.

He's not of much use here, so comedy relief!

Fortitude Save vs. DC 14: 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (18) + 8 = 26

Toadlicker easily resists the effects of the poison, but still looks unhappy.

Toadlicker pulls the club off of his back, striding up to the scarecrow, and says, "Time for some smashies. Not good enough for foods."

◆ Draw Weapon
◆ Stride
◆ Club Strike: 1d20 + 9 ⇒ (11) + 9 = 20
Bludgeoning Damage: 1d10 + 4 ⇒ (1) + 4 = 5

While he doesn't seek after it, Toadlicker will make use of the Hunter's Bane, if no one else wants it.

These rolls don't have to be done in secret, you can use hero points if you want. Roleplaying may be rewarded with help towards meeting the success criteria.

Good thing! I completely forgot about making the rolls secret. *facepalm*

Cenenviel:
While sorting through documents holds absolutely no appeal for the goblin, Toadlicker looks at the string with interest, and, getting down on all fours, grabs it in his mouth and shakes it in front of the wolverine.

After bouncing and rolling around with the friendly creature, he suddenly seems a bit more interested in the work.

Nature: 1d20 + 4 ⇒ (15) + 4 = 19

Kaana Korag:
Toadlicker seems non-plussed by the chief's harsh criticism, and decides to show the centaur his own strength. He hefts the club from his back and starts to swing it around with some skill.

Club Strike: 1d20 + 9 ⇒ (5) + 9 = 14

Jaldan:

Getting caught up in the story, Toadlicker takes over, "Is true! Stupid Leeshee taste yucky, but Toadlicker strong and brave! Ate dem all!"

Deception: 1d20 + 5 ⇒ (14) + 5 = 19

Toadlicker sticks around for the story, but it's unclear if he's paying attention at all, as his attention seems to wander.

Afterwards, Toadlicker moves around the camp seeing what might attract his attention. If there's anything going on regarding physical labor, he goes out of his way to show off his strength.

The people don't really interest him, but he will help in any job that requires Strength.

Toadlicker digs into the offered food with gusto, and is done within moments. He spends the rest of the time eyeballing everyone else's food, though he doesn't dare approach without invitation.

He stands (squats?( at the arrival of Urwal, which Toadlicker gives a nod of approval to.

"Yucky Leeshees. Full of poison and fire," he responds, but adds nothing else, though he does scratch his tongue with his hand, as if still trying to get rid of the taste.

Toadlicker takes some time scrubbing his tongue with a pine cone to get the disgusting taste out of his mouth.

Taking time to remove the sickened condition.

"Leeshees are not yummy," he declares with a huff before they move on to their destination.

Thanks!
Athletics: 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (16) + 8 = 24

Feeling like he just swallowed a stink bug, Toadlicker makes his way back to the others to help with the fire, thinking maybe it'll help to burn out the yuck.

◆ Stride
◆ Stride
◆ Put out fire.

Couldn't remember if it was just 1 action or more to put out the fire in a space. If more, than he'll have to hold out until next round.

Fortitude Save: 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (1) + 8 = 9

As much as he enjoyed a good fire, Toadlicker knows enough that this one is not good. Despite that, though, he also knows that his 'talents' are best used in getting rid of the source of the problem. With that in mind, he charges another of the leshys, hoping that it might taste good.

◆ Stride
◆◆ Sudden Charge
Jaw Strike vs. Blue: 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (20) + 8 = 28
Bludgeoning Damage: 1d10 + 6 ⇒ (9) + 6 = 15

Both Barrek and Toadlicker are burnt as the flames surround them, but through quick reactions skip around the worst of the flames. Both take 2 points of damage.

Just checking. This still applies, even though I'm no longer near them?

Reflex Save: 1d20 + 6 ⇒ (18) + 6 = 24

Toadlicker reacts instinctively to the fire, leaping aside in time to prevent being caught. Instead he sees a new tasty-looking fruitshy and dashes off after it, taking grand leaps and attempting to chomp down on it.

◆◆ Sudden Charge vs. Orange: 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (16) + 8 = 24
Bludgeoning Damage: 1d10 + 6 ⇒ (2) + 6 = 8

◆ Jaw Strike vs. Orange: 1d20 + 3 ⇒ (9) + 3 = 12
Bludgeoning Damage: 1d10 + 6 ⇒ (7) + 6 = 13

Fortitude Save vs. DC 25: 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (14) + 8 = 22 (1 HP)

Fortitude Save vs. Rotten Fruit: 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (7) + 8 = 15

I'm perfectly fine with that move, thanks. :)

I also started with 2nd ed, but I started in 6th/7th grade, and I hated the math even back then... but we still had fun. :)

As soon as 3rd ed. came out, I never looked back.

Apologies! Missed that it was my turn!

Rage: Round 2/10

Toadlicker leaps at the attacking leshy, mouth first, trying to chomp down on it's leafy body.

◆ Jaw Strike: 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (16) + 8 = 24
Bludgeoning Damage: 1d10 + 6 ⇒ (10) + 6 = 16
◆ Jaw Strike: 1d20 + 3 ⇒ (1) + 3 = 4
Bludgeoning Damage: 1d10 + 6 ⇒ (3) + 6 = 9
◆ Jaw Strike: 1d20 - 2 ⇒ (19) - 2 = 17
Bludgeoning Damage: 1d10 + 6 ⇒ (1) + 6 = 7

I really like it. The math is a little too tight for my tastes, but the way characters are built and advancement options unlock are pretty cool.

Hehe... just be glad that this isn't D&D 2nd edition. The 'math' in that game would make your head spin.

I hope you didn't take my comments as accusing. I'm glad to hear that you enjoy it. :)

No game is perfect. Personally, I feel that PF2 is better written than some of them, but it's definitely not perfect. The use of Trait keywords helps a lot.

I got looking into it a bit more. Looks like you are correct. Apologies. Casting Ki Strike (which costs 1 action and 1 focus point) includes the attack (either a normal Strike, or a Flurry of Blows).

I just started playing a Monk in another game and didn't catch that before. Thanks for pointing it out. Makes it WAY better than I thought. :)

He is correct.

Ki Strike Monk Feat

Ki Strike Ki Spell

1 action (Verbal Component) to cast the 'spell'. Effectively, the yell to empower their strike.

Do what you need to do, friend.

"Ugh!" Toadlicker responds, disgusted. "No like plums. Seed too big." His voice develops a growl as he talks, and he hunches over, then suddenly launches himself forward in a leap, heading for one of the back leshys.

◆ Rage
◆ Stride
◆ Stride

Not with fame, but with AcP.

While he still maintains a respectable distance from the centaur, Toadlicker happily talks about the doll that he keeps with him, and the events of a strange celebration gone wrong where bugs were heavily infesting a small town. Of course, he talks more about how the doll brings the 'buggies' and came to him on it's own, because it knew that he liked 'buggies'. All the while, a steady supply of drool drips from the side of his mouth, and the tongue that is occasionally hanging out.

No Wayfinder for Toadlicker (yet; still trying to decide if he'll have one).

I'm pretty sure that everything else should be visible on his sheet, but let me know if you can't find something.

Owlbear Claw should be affixed to someone's weapon ASAP. Could add it to my club, but I mostly use unarmed attacks (pretty sure you can't use it for those). Not sure if we have another option.

Toadlicker seems satisfied with himself, as if he'd been a big help with the troublesome children. He listens to Jaldan, though keeps his distance from her hooves. He tilts his head, seemingly like a dog or other animal, trying to decipher what she says. When she's done, he pipes up, "Evil plants? Not as good as buggies, but still some tasty treats. Let's go!"

GM Glyphs: 0 (so far as I can tell)
School Item: Field Commissioned Agent - minor healing potion
Retired Boons: Don't think I have any.
Achievement Boons: Also don't think that I have any.
Chronicle Boons: Cryptid Scholar (Untyped Boon): Your experiences with the Mosquito Witch have inspired you to research strange creatures. When you Recall Knowledge to identify a rare or unique creature, you can use the following reaction.
↺(fortune) Uses 3; Trigger You attempt to Recall Knowledge to identify a creature you can see; Effect You roll the skill check twice and use the better result.
Daily Preparations: None.

I'm assuming Achievement Boons are ones that you buy with Achievement points, which I haven't gotten for him.... yet. I'm not sure how to identify Retired Boons, but I've only got 2 Chronicle sheets, and they're both fairly recent. Daily Preparations I can only assume that you're talking about preparing spells and what not, so no. He doesn't have any.

Let me know if I'm off on any of these.

Toadlicker does his best to either avoid the apples or catch them in his mouth.

With Toad Licker eating the apple thrown at him, as he keeps showing off and talking to his strange doll, a barrage of apple cores are sent at him from Linnet, the girl. "Why talk to that doll, it not like the scarecrow, it doesn't walk."

"Buggie walks when needs to! Also calls more buggies for me to eat! SEE?!" His temper getting away from him a bit, he doesn't think when he grabs the doll from his belt and starts to make it walk with his hands.

Never said that it was going to be a good lie. ;)

Ignoring the taunting children, Toadlicker happily picks up the discarded apple and stuffs it into his over-sized mouth. He actually starts bobbing his head in time to their little song.

He swallows the apple (did he actually chew it?) and looks up at the kids at the mention of the centipede creature. His mouth starts drooling, and his tongue hangs out the side, more drool dripping from it. "Buggies?! Where?" He absently pats the doll on his belt approvingly.

I honestly think that secret rolls are awesome, when used properly. They allow the player to roleplay much more without being influenced by what they think a dice roll means. The downside is that it gives more work for the GM, but there are ways to mitigate that some.

Toadlicker stalks over to the tree, crawling around on all fours, without saying a word, unconsciously avoiding Jaldan's hooves. He looks up the tree, almost as if studying it, before he leaps up and starts to climb, looking oddly like a misshapen tree frog.

Athletics (Climb): 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (1) + 8 = 9

Well that sucked... he would continue to try, unless someone stopped him.

He makes his way up so that he's at the same level as the children, but keeps his distance, not wanting to scare them out of the tree. "Hi," he says simply. "I Toadlicker, and this Buggie." he motions to the ugly doll tucked into his belt. "This not your bag, and very dangerous. Give back to horse-lady. Please." The last word seems to almost be an after thought.

Not sure if you want a Diplomacy check, but I'll include one, just in case.