Vaclav bounds past the prone goblin, drawing his mace as he does so. He surges forward putting all of his weight into a solid blow. He knocks a goblin flat to the earth and takes up a position near Rince.
With a bright flash and a puff of scented smoke a lean, golden colored labrador appears. It snarls viciously and lunges at one of the goblins bringing it down easily.
No one notices (aside from Marius) the errant acid spell that sizzles harmlessly on the earth a good 10 feet short of any combatant.
Tzoltan shoots an arrow at the prone goblin.
I rolled for everyone (and rolled well for once!)
Vaclav 20+2= 22
Marius 20+2= 22 (not sure how you want to break that tie)
Tzoltan 16+3= 19
Onagella 15+1= 16
Rince 14+0= 14
Just reposting Initiative. Onagella's go.
Onagella marches over to the prone goblin and pounds her axe into his skull.
To hit roll 10+3+1=14
Damage roll 2+2+2=6 points.
"No point letting him gat back up to fight" she says.
"No point letting him gat back up to fight" she says.
Rince realises his peril and takes a 5' step to get him out of flanking trouble (preferably so he's standing next to ongella).
He'll take a swing at the Goblin dog trying to send it into the afterlife after it's master.
Hefting his morning star, Vaclav steps toward the last standing goblin. to hit last goblin (1d20+1=7) damage in the unlikely event I hit (1d8+1=4)
Hefting his morning star, Vaclav steps toward the last standing goblin. to hit last goblin (1d20+1=7) damage in the unlikely event I hit (1d8+1=4)
Rince is no longer flanked, but cannot make it back to Onagella, he does unleash a vicious swipe on the goblin dog, causing it to shriek in pain.
Onagella and Tzoltan finish of the prone goblin in gruesome fashion.
The last remaining goblin is obviously afraid; he just watch Vaclav rush in and smash his compatriot's head in. Alas he is also cornered. He lunges at Vaclav with his rusty dogslicer. His swipe is powered by this fear and skirts past Vaclav's defenses
The dog also lunges forward, its mangy maw and rotting teeth snapping at Rince . It misses barely; blood from Rince's wound cakes the ugly animal's face as it snarls in frustration.
Hefting his morning star, Vaclav steps toward the last standing goblin. to hit last goblin (1d20+1=7) damage in the unlikely event I hit (1d8+1=4)
The celestial labrador takes another bite at the goblin in front of it.
Dog Melee attack 1d20 + 4 = 24
Seeing if it confirmed a critical hit 1d20 + 4 = 7
Not a confirmed critcal but damage is 1d4 + 3 = 7
As for Marius, he continues to hide from his position and looks for a ranged weapon somewhere.
Vaclav's swing is parried, but the celestial dog drops the dead goblin in it's mouth and brings downt the last remaining goblin with a vicious bite.
Tzoltan nocks an arrow and holds his turn, waiting to see if an opportunity to shoot the goblin dog arises without any danger of hitting his new comrades.
If this scenario does occur, I rolled a 6+3 dex = 9, unless there are other modifiers. (Maybe the creature will break off contact and flee? Tzoltan has no qualms about shooting a goblin dog in the back. The point is moot however, since I'll miss in any case.)
Onagella closes with the goblin dog and swings her axe in a fierce arc.
Attack: 18+3=21
Damage: 4+2=6
"Did that get your attention, ugly?" she shouts.
If it's still standing Rince will slash out at the Goblin Dog:
Rince tries to 'put down' Goblin Dog (1d20+4=12, 1d10+2=8)
Onagella looks over in the direction of the inn. "I hope Droga is okay." She looks at her companions. "I wish I could do something for your injuries. If we find any more goblins, let me take point." She looks back over her shoulder. "Sunshine! Heel!"
The celestial dog begins to fade and then with a sparkle of light vanishes completely from this plane. As this happens, Marius straightens himself up from out of the shadows. "I see smoke coming from some of those buildings, quickly we must put out those fires or face losing part of the town again."
Tzoltan stands uncertainly, and looks in the direction of the smoke. He buckles the quiver of goblin arrows to his belt as he waits to learn the concensus of the group.
The celestial dog begins to fade and then with a sparkle of light vanishes completely from this plane. As this happens, Marius straightens himself up from out of the shadows. "I see smoke coming from some of those buildings, quickly we must put out those fires or face losing part of the town again."
"You're right. But let's make sure this filth is really dead." For emphasis Vaclav knocks a fallen goblin in the head. "Rince, you took a couple of nasty slashes. Do you need help binding them up?"
"Rince, you took a couple of nasty slashes. Do you need help binding them up?"
"Any help with these wounds would be gratefully recieved - I didn't know anything could hurt this much !"
Crying aloud "Erastil, Protector of the hearth, Provider of all that is needful, in your mercy and grace, have pity on us. Heal this brave man's wounds, gotten in defense of this town, so that we can continue your work. Please also heal me, unworthy as I am, so that I may serve you," Erastil reaches out and touches Rince, covering the fighter's wounds with his hands.
Cure light wounds: Rince, then Vaclav (1d8=8, 1d8=1)
As you guys can imagine the curse of real life has struck me.
I sincerely apologize, but I believe I will have to cancel this game.
I have been neck-deep in writing and editing (grad school, and trying to hone my fiction writing skills).
I even had to cancel my PF subscription. . .I know realthom, you got another pbp going on, so that eases the guilt a bit ;)
Anyways guys, I will be ghosting a lot more than posting, but it was nice playing with you all for awhile even if it was just a short bit via PBP. I wish you all well and good luck in your current and future endeavors, and again I apologize.
Thanks,
Matt
Sorry to hear it, Rogue. Thought you were running a nice game. But I do understand how real life gets in the way. If you ever crank a game up again, count me in.
Chuck, Guthwulf, Scribe. I'll miss you guys too. Thought the party was shaping up to be outstanding.
Alex and Flamifur, I'll see you in Cauldron.
Feel free to drop by the thereal thom discussion thread anytime you want to chat.
Best of luck in all your endeavors.
--Tom
Thanks for the invite, in any case, Rogue. Good luck with Grad School, etc.
Man, my luck with ROTL is now 0-2. Anyone else in need of a stray character for a game in Golarion?
Good luck to all!
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Man, my luck with ROTL is now 0-2. Anyone else in need of a stray character for a game in Golarion?
It's not Golarion (or even DnD) but I am looking for a couple more potential players Here.