Fredrick gionnav |
We need to move fast
Fimbulblizzard |
Emerging in the great ice cavern, the party sees their terrible foe, only somewhat diminished in ferocity by its fearful wounds, and Fimbulblizzard sees the party as well, its ice-blue eyes glaring feverishly and furious at them!
Initiative 1d20 + 4 ⇒ (9) + 4 = 13
Paddy |
init: 1d20 + 13 ⇒ (7) + 13 = 20
If we fall, brothers, we shall feast on the best wine and frolic with the finest lasses in the next life. Onwards! Paddy yells as he darts forwards as he goes invisible and flies into the air. He makes a move to behind the dragon.
stealth: 1d20 + 21 + 20 ⇒ (10) + 21 + 20 = 51
Hisao of the Yellow Reeds |
Beats initiative even on a 1
I think Sun Wukong will have other plans Hisao says as he joins Paddy in flying around to flank the dragon.
Stealth: 1d20 + 20 ⇒ (20) + 20 = 40
Add 20 if Invisibility matters, which I don't think it does?
Did we get a surprise round to use this move action? Can we take our first standard action now? We need to get Alphonse a flank since he's got the best chance of hurting the thing with a good smite
Fredrick gionnav |
intiative: 1d20 + 13 ⇒ (9) + 13 = 22
fredrick attempts to move stealthily one the path
stealth: 1d20 + 14 ⇒ (10) + 14 = 24
Fimbulblizzard |
I would say that because it just finished slaying the rest of the frost giants and survived an assassination attempt prior to that, Fimbulblizzard would be on high alert when the Lusty Fools enter, so no surprise round....
As soon as the great white wyrm detects the entry of the Lusty Fools, its massive, bloodstained head snaps around, tracking the movements of its foes, who are wisely spreading out to surround it, and chooses one of them to target with its deadly frost breath....
A blast of lethal frost hits Nacht, dealing 20d4 ⇒ (1, 2, 3, 3, 3, 4, 4, 3, 1, 4, 3, 1, 1, 2, 3, 3, 3, 2, 1, 3) = 50 cold damage! DC 27 Reflex save for half damage....
Dread Cthulhu |
As the Beetle Man's uncanny healing factor regenerates and reinvigorates his damaged tissues, a strange anomaly occurs.... The very air above him twists in a vortices as a wormhole is opened, and a single green, loathsome tentacle worms down to loop around Nacht's neck like a noose, and in the blink of the Beetle Man's multifaceted eyes, yanks Nacht up into the black hole in the air! With a sound like a whip cracking, the hole rapidly shrinks and pops out of existence!
Alphonse Veritus |
Alphonse, unaware of their companion's plight, charges in on the great dragon, declaring a challenge.
"Let the power of God strike you down, foul beast, and your soul be burned in everlasting fire!"
Smite Charge: 1d20 + 24 ⇒ (15) + 24 = 39
Smite Damage: 2d4 + 2d6 + 20 + 18 ⇒ (4, 4) + (1, 5) + 20 + 18 = 52
Swift: Smite, Full round: Charge.
Fimbulblizzard |
Alphonse, unaware of their companion's plight, charges in on the great dragon, declaring a challenge.
"Let the power of God strike you down, foul beast, and your soul be burned in everlasting fire!"
[dice=Smite Charge]1d20+24
[dice=Smite Damage]2d4+2d6+20+18Swift: Smite, Full round: Charge.
Alphonse plants the crescent of holy steel deep in Fimbulblizzard's cerebral cortex!
RRRRAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRK--*wheeeeeeze!*
An agonized roar splits the ears of all in the ice cavern, and causes the very ceiling to crack in a spiderweb of ice, chunks of which begin to fall, presenting fresh potential peril to the Lusty Fools!
Fimbulblizzard lurches, terrible eyes glazed and somehow less fearsome, jerks irratically, and finally flops heavily onto the ice to bleed out freezing blue blood....
The dragon is slain with a single smite! (It was pretty hurt by its battle with the giants already, but still, that was a mighty smite!
Michael Johnson 66 |
The ice overhead cracks and groans ominously....
The Lusty Fools can grab one or two choice items that catch their eyes as they flee the soon-to-collapse lair, but lingering to collect any more treasure than one or two items, not to exceed a total value of 12,000 gp per character, results in being buried alive in the cave-in! This is your chance to customize your loot to your character, up to 12,000 gp!
Michael Johnson 66 |
Boots of Speed Please!
Excellent choice lol.... I won't be too surprised if the Lusty Fools end up pulling more than one pair from Fimbulblizzard's hoard! ;p
Hisao spies a remarkably fine-looking pair of leather boots with cheetah skin trim lying atop a heap of silken tapestries, so he snatches them as he flies by before racing up the spiral ice stairs!
Goblin minstrel |
The two goblin bards tell an unbelievable tale to the skalds in the Hall of Magnus back in Trondheim, regaling the Norsefolk with descriptions of the Lusty Fools' cunning and valor, and how they massacred the Great White Wyrm of the North, Blizzardfang, and his clan of frost jotnar, collapsing their icy Glacial caverns on top of them as they fled the lair with treasures beyond the ken of thane or jarl!
Michael Johnson 66 |
A bevy of buxom ale wenches and sundry fair-haired maidens avail themselves to the Lusty Fools' pleasures at the mead hall....
Michael Johnson 66 |
Having delivered the ashes of their fallen comrade, Iommi-Tyr, to his people in Trondheim, and having rid the land of Norway of the frost wyrm Blizzardfang and the clan of frost giants that had been terrorizing that kingdom, the Lusty Fools embark on Fredrick's trireme Argos for warmer climes to the south....
The voyage takes them along the rugged coasts of Scandinavian realms and across the North Sea, braving rough seas and storms, occasionally sighting great sea monsters hunting in the distance, but managing to avoid encounters with such horrors of the briny deeps....
Several days later, Fredrick pilots the ancient vessel through the so-called "Pillars of Hercules" into the Mediterranean Sea, and bears east toward the Italian peninsula....
Paddy |
Now those lasses know how to celebrate... Paddy muses as they set sail on towards the next destination. I suppose I should check the booty I got in the cave....hmm....looks like a bunch if kit a burglar would use...good score.
travelers anytool, handy haversack, boots of elvinkind, burglars bracers, vest of tumbling (instead of belt), ring of climbing and potions of Cure serious, neutralize poison, haste and gadeous form
Michael Johnson 66 |
The Argos docks in the port of Napoli on the third of September, a hot, late summer afternoon. The Lusty Fools have been subsisting on fresh seafood caught in the North Sea, and then the Atlantic: cod, flounder, snapper, tarpon, and the occasional crab or lobster, supplemented with fruits and vegetables procured in ports along the coast.
It is easy to forget that the world is soon to end in fire and pestilence, so lovely are the emerald swells of the sea, and the green coastline....
Michael Johnson 66 |
The cries of gulls echo in the harbor as the Lusty Fools debark and get their landlegs back. Mingled with bird calls are the cries of vendors hawking their wares in a nearby market, horse hooves clopping on cobblestones, cathedral bells calling the faithful to evening mass, the snarls of dogs fighting over scraps behind an abattoir, and a hundred other less identifiable sounds blending in a dull cacophony....
Paddy |
Aye...shouldn't be too hard to find a church here in town...but furst my supply situation.... Paddy says as he heads over to a stall in the market and buys a jug of whisky. He refills his flask and puts the rest in his haversack. Now...for the lesser important things..
Fredrick gionnav |
before leaving the dragons cave Fredrick pull a decanter and a set of ruby red lenses from the dragon's hoard. He limps along nodding as his companions speak.
Aye lads we should head to a temple and if being that dont work i might know a few places to look.
he got a decanter of endless water and deatwatch eyes
Michael Johnson 66 |
Angevin flag of the Kingdom of Naples, circa 1430
The Lusty Fools walk from the harbor up one of the busy streets inland, bearing toward an impressive marble dome rising above the cityscape, topped by a golden cross. They weave between puddles of muddy water on the cobblestones, passing by shops and houses....
As they pass under a web of clotheslines with laundering hung on them, strung between two buildings on opposite sides of the street, a plump brunette woman suddenly pops halfway out an upper floor window with a steaming chamberpot, and dumps it carelessly out!
Each character attempt a DC 18 Reflex saving throw to avoid being splashed with urine and feces!
Fredrick gionnav |
reflex: 1d20 + 18 ⇒ (15) + 18 = 33
Michael Johnson 66 |
The Lusty Fools enter the Church of San Paulo in Napoli at around dusk, where they find a few acolytes sweeping out the reeds and dirt brought in by the congregants.
It is cool and dark in the old stone church, bands of sunlight crisscrossing the nave through stained glass windows....
An old priest is blessing the baptismal font.
Paddy |
know local: 1d20 + 10 ⇒ (8) + 10 = 18
Bongiorno, Padre. My friends and I are seeking a few particular people. Just wondering....do you know a Father Renaud from Notre Dame? He can vouch for us if you have any questions....
Fredrick gionnav |
padre have aye heard of any strange or wrong doings about?