Supreme Being said wrote:
Wulfgar does have First Strike (I assume at -2 since he did Intimidate first - here are the rolls if necessary) Attack (Battle Axe): 1d10 - 2 ⇒ (1) - 2 = -1
Damage (Str + d8): 1d8 + 1d8 ⇒ (7) + (8) = 15
Wulfgar shoves past the beggar, using the edge of his shield to keep his distance. As he enters the courtyard, he puffs up his chest and tightens the grip on his battleaxe. "Alright...who dies first?" he shouts, his deep voice booming through the courtyard. Intimidation: 1d6 + 1 ⇒ (6) + 1 = 7 Wild die: 1d6 ⇒ 5 Ace: 1d6 + 1 ⇒ (1) + 1 = 2 Total Intimidation = 9
Wulfgar laughs heartily and stands, his head almost touching the ceiling. He raises his mug to Temugai in salute. ”That was a good day, little horseman…a good day. The Jarl was quite angry, but not why you think. After you rode off, I tried to explain to him that you were just a horseman from the steppes, when he started laughing. ‘Such a waste of good ale’ he says.” Wulfgar chuckles, shaking his head. He pauses then, a somber look darkening his face. ”We did kill many of them, yes…and the Jarl was grateful…but I vowed to the Jarl that I would find the traitor of his house, but the gods aren’t listening…I haven’t had any luck there. When I do find him, though…” He stares off with a look of rage, but quickly recovers, giving a deep rumbling chuckle. ”But…I must tell you all that I was not so ‘out of breath’ as the Hyrkanian would have you believe. There were at least a dozen of the mangy whoresons lying at my feet, and Temugai may have killed one…maybe two at most. Anyway, the Jarl was most grateful for being rescued, and he bade me good fortune as I followed the Hyrkanian south. Didn’t catch up with him right away, though.” ”Well, once I reached some town…Cascan it turns out, I found a tavern where the ale was passable, and some of the food too…but it’s the women who the true treasures. Well, I was happily enjoying my ale, along with a few local beauties, and I see some greasy little man pawing at a wench, and she turns and knocks him out cold! Nicely done, by the way Mirian!” He winks at the pirate. ”Well, as you could guess, a brawl ensues, and I naturally can’t resist a good fight…” ”Anyway, I lost track of how many heads I busted…quite a few I’d wager, but soon some guards arrived to break it up. I must’ve hit one of them in the confusion, and next I know I had three guards try to drag me out the door. I managed to toss them off me, including one into the kitchen, and I just followed that one out the back.” ”So then, I come barreling out the back door of the tavern, straight into this one here” he laughs, pointing at Hakketh. ”He was just standing there, slack-jawed and all, looking like a lost puppy! Bowled him right over…poor lad…I bet ya still smarts from that, eh lad? Har!! To yer health!” Wulfgar raises his tankard to Hakketh and drains it.
Hey there! I'm interested in participating. I'd like to try a Tiefling Fighter, specializing in two short swords (or maybe Falcata's, not sure yet). Definitely a 2-weapon fighter, lightly armored. I'll get a character together by tomorrow evening. I should note that I own the AP, but haven't looked at it since I had it shipped so many years ago! Thanks for the opportunity.
Thurgar Drelve wrote:
"I'll stay" says Wulfgar. He picks up his glaive that was leaning against a tree and tightens his grip on it.
Wulfgar sees the unnatural creature for what it is, and begins to mutter a prayer to Gorum. Delay, ready to channel Positive Energy for 3d6=8 Damage.
"What the..." Wulfgar utters as a shriek pierces the air. He sees the dwarf making toward the stream, so Wulfgar lumbers over as well. Initiative (if needed), and hope Wulfgar can recognize the creature for what it is (possible skill roll? Knowledge (Religion)??.
Kumal wrote:
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Wulfgar, trailing along behind the group, seems lost in his thoughts. The shouting up ahead snaps him to alertness. "What the....??", he mutters to himself as he tightens the grip on his glaive. He quickens the pace to catch up to the others. Hold rest of action, Initiative 1d20+1=3.
Thurgar Drelve wrote:
Wulfgar smiles at the dwarf, nodding at him. "My thanks, good friend. The blessings of the Warlord upon you and yours", Wulfgar says, tossing back his head to drink deeply from his mug.
"Gorum's Balls, I've done it again!!" Wulfgar mutters to himself. He fell asleep at prayer in the shrine yet again. Snatching up his glaive, he rushes over to the tavern to join the others. With is cloak billowing behind him, the huge bear of a man known as Wulfgar the Pious, Blessed of Gorum the God of War, presents an imposing figure. But those familiar with him know this to be a front, as Wulfgar is a gentle giant; he just carries a large weapon is all. Wulfgar bursts into the tavern, pausing a moment to fill the doorway while his eyes adjust to the dim interior. Spotting others in the party, he leans the polearm against wall near the door, then makes his way toward them, signaling the barkeep for a drink. "Sorry I'm late, lads", Wulfgar says. |