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Round 4(complete):
Annie: readies shield, casts Charm on Vark
Vark: successfully saves, shouts "Kill them all!" and hurries down the stairs to attack Annie, drawing his rapier on the way(19+7=27(threatens but doesn't confirm a critical) for 2 damage.
Bryson: Moves to A,4 and shoots an icicle at -C,0, to deal 7 damage to the flatfooted pirate
Bindlplotz: draws weapon and fires on Vark(d20+5 = 8 + 5 = 13) but the shot goes wild
Dgrim: arrives on deck and successfully intimidates pirate lady at -C,-11.
Ghirrak: maintains grapple and deals another 7 points of damage(pirate goes limp)
Sneaky: delays(I can use your second attack this round if you want to attack the pirate at A,3)
Spinnaker Jon: deals another 2 damage to the rope and the boom falls, covering the stairs(Acrobatics DC 10 to descend stairs at half-speed now)
Pirate1(-C,-11): shaken, fires at Dgrim(hits for 2 damage)
Pirate2(-A,-7): 5-foot to -A,-8 to attack Annie(miss)
Pirate3(-C,-1): fires crossbow at Bryson(miss)
Pirate4(-C,0): Charges Bryson and attacks with rapier(miss)
Dropping the limp body, Ghirrak dashes to the railing of the foc'sicle and launches himself into a forward flip taking him down to the main deck
Landing in a crouch for less than a second, he continues rushing forward, barelling towards the female pirate at mid-deck.
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Vark watched the armored Dwarf drop onto the deck and wiped his mouth with the back of his hand. "Yer tavern hussy can pray to as many gods as she likes, it won't save ye, Dwarf. Ketrana, take the wench! The ground-lubber's mine!" Despite the bravado, beads of sweat were forming on his forehead and the sound of Annie's prayer brought fear to his eyes.
Round 5(In progress):
Annie: 5-foot step to -A,-10 and casts Bane
Vark: attacks Dgrim with his rapier(miss)
Bryson: draws and swings scimitar for 5 damage
Bindlplotz: reloads his musket
Dgrim: attacks Vark but misses
Ghirrak:
Sneaky:
Spinnaker Jon: casts grease
Pirate1(-C,-11): reloads, fires at Annie(miss)
Pirate2(-A,-7): 5-foot to -A,-9 to attack Annie(miss)
Pirate3(-C,-1): falls while trying to move
Pirate4: attacks Bryson with rapier(hits for 2)
EDIT:
Crap didn't factor the grease. 1d20+2=14
Teeth bared and snarling, Bryson attacks! Atk: 1d20+2=3, Dmg: 1d6+2=7 But he misses. I'll take a 5'step to B3.
Next action, Spinnaker Jon moves to [A,8], casts Light to give himself a dramatic look (like under the chin) and shouts:
"HA HA HA HA HA! Yer doomed now ye landlubbers! We're takin' the ship back! ATTACK 'EM FROM BEHIND LADS!"
[This is a Feint using Bluff to make the enemy look behind them and loose their Dex bonus next round, or at least take the heat off of Gull Street Annie's squad).
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Teeth bared and snarling, Bryson attacks! Atk: 1d20+2=3, Dmg: 1d6+2=7 But he misses. I'll take a 5'step to B3.
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Next action, Spinnaker Jon moves to [A,8], casts Light to give himself a dramatic look (like under the chin) and shouts:
"HA HA HA HA HA! Yer doomed now ye landlubbers! We're takin' the ship back! ATTACK 'EM FROM BEHIND LADS!"
[This is a Feint using Bluff to make the enemy look behind them and loose their Dex bonus next round, or at least take the heat off of Gull Street Annie's squad).
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Round 6(In progress):
Annie: uses dazing touch on pirate
Vark: attacks Dgrim with his rapier(critical hit for 5)
Bryson: swings scimitar again but misses
Bindlplotz: fires at Vark for 10 damage
Dgrim: attacks Vark and hits for 6
Ghirrak: (can move without slipping this round)
Sneaky:
Spinnaker Jon: uses an unorthodox dazzle on the pirates in range of his light spell
Pirate1(-C,-11): reloads, fires at Annie(miss)
Pirate2: is dazed until Annie's next round
Pirate3(-C,-1): stands(attack of opportunity from Ghirrak) and attacks Ghirrak but misses
Pirate4: attacks Bryson with rapier(miss)
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Does Bindl have a bead on anyone?
If he does he'll take a shot.
ATK:1d20+5=20 DMG: 1d10=10
You got Vark, which isn't bad for a weapons that takes a round to reload.
EDIT: Whoops, I forgot the penalty for shooting into melee. I'm going to be nice and say we found a circumstance bonus somewhere, or that Annie dismissed the light spell on the boat and you spent your move action hiding the round before. I hate to see a nice damage roll like that wasted.
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With a flourish, Vark slips the blade of his rapier between Dgrim's fingers and twists, forcing the dwarf's weapon out of his hand. "Ha! If ye want to abandon ship, I'll happily let ye jump into the drink and send yer weapon tumblin' behind ye!"
Round 7(In progress):
Annie: casts Shield of Faith
Vark: tries to disarm Dgrim(1d20+4=19), provokes attack of opportunity from Dgrim( and causes him to drop his weapon
Bryson:
Bindlplotz: reloads musket and makes a hide check somewhere on the boat?
Dgrim:
Ghirrak:
Sneaky:
Spinnaker Jon:
Round 7
Round 4(complete):
Sneaky: delays(I can use your second attack this round if you want to attack the pirate at A,3)
The two attacks in round 3 were, in my idea, for the two weapons fighting attacks (was it wrong?)...
Round 4 – Sneaky
The rogue moves in –A,4 and he attacks the pirate with his two short swords:
1st attack: 1d20 + 2 = 4; 1d6 + 2 = 6 (missed I fear)
2nd attack: 1d20 + 2 = 18; 1d6 + 1 = 5 (better I hope)
Round 4 - Sneaky
Round 5 - Sneaky
The rogue attacks again the pirate in A,3 from his position in -A,4 with his two swords:
1st attack: 1d20 + 2 = 15; 1d6 + 2 = 4
2nd attack: 1d20 + 2 = 6; 1d6 +1 = 5
Round 5 - Sneaky
AoA: 1d20+4=5, 1d10+3=8
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Round 4(complete):
Sneaky: delays(I can use your second attack this round if you want to attack the pirate at A,3)The two attacks in round 3 were, in my idea, for the two weapons fighting attacks (was it wrong?)...
Two-Weapon Fighting is a full-round action. You only get the second attack if you didn't move the same round(getting into position for the attack).
Standing his ground Ghirrak fires off a duo of punches at the woman's face. The first strike is dead on reeling the woman out of range of the second attack.
1d20+2=22, 1d20+2=5, 1d6+3=6, 1d6+3=7
After losing his Dwarven axe, Dgrim draws his handaxe and attacks with that (attack roll 13).
Two-Weapon Fighting is a full-round action. You only get the second attack if you didn't move the same round(getting into position for the attack).
However then just on round 5 Sneaky should be able to use the double attack, while in round 3 and 4, when the rogue moved before, please refer to the first rolled attacks for Sneaky. I'll use +4 instead of +2 on rolls to hit from now on when I'll move and attack.
I adopted -2 penalties because I'm using light weapons, I hope this is right...
Attack again. Atk: 1d20+2=19, Dmg: 1d6+2=6
If the pirate is still up after the attack, I'll take another 5 foot step to A2. If he is down, I'll just move to help Annie.
Finally found! thanks m8s
"HAHA! that's got it!"
Then he'll reload.
Dgrim contorts his face in anger and hatred, as he continues his assault, growling at Vark. "You wicked scoundrel! I'll have your head on my mantle and then we'll see who's laughing. How's that tickle your funny bone?"
Bryson finish off this guy then go to help Annie. That's the entirety of his plan. If my previous roll hits, then this pirate should fall so I should already be on the way towards Annie. This round I will charge so that I end up flanking the pirate on her. I will roll without the charge bonus in case the guy on me didn't fall.
Atk: 1d20+2=7, Dmg: 1d6+2=3 This does not include the +2ab from charging nor the sneak attack (1d6=5) from flanking.
Round 6 and 7 Sneaky:
Single attacks for the rogue to avoid uncertainties...
Round 6 - To hit 1d20 + 4 = 7 (1d6 + 2 = 8)
Round 7 - To hit 1d20 + 4 = 17 (1d6 + 2 = 8)
Round 8
Spinnaker Jon moves to [A,-4], dramatically points his hand at Soller Vark while muttering "C'mon Tiki god, bring on the curse", and a lightning ray leaps from his finger to...
Ranged Touch Attack: (1d20+4-4=16)
... probably striking Soller Vark for ...
Spinnaker Jon looks at his finger with amazement; "Hunh, thats never happened before..."
Keeping his focus on the woman Ghirrak fires off a snap kick that agian is right on the mark, the second strike misses as he adjusts to balance on the slippery surface.
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Bryson finish off this guy then go to help Annie. That's the entirety of his plan. If my previous roll hits, then this pirate should fall so I should already be on the way towards Annie. This round I will charge so that I end up flanking the pirate on her. I will roll without the charge bonus in case the guy on me didn't fall.
Atk: 1d20+2=7, Dmg: 1d6+2=3 This does not include the +2ab from charging nor the sneak attack (1d6=5) from flanking.
Sneak attack?
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Round 6 and 7 Sneaky:
Single attacks for the rogue to avoid uncertainties...
Round 6 - To hit 1d20 + 4 = 7 (1d6 + 2 = 8)
Round 7 - To hit 1d20 + 4 = 17 (1d6 + 2 = 8)
The coordinates are mostly correct, but for the pirates might be outdated. You should refer to the most recent map at: http://s651.photobucket.com/albums/uu238/raduloket/.
And if you don't move during your turn, you're free to make a full attack(using both weapons). If you're flanking with someone, you can apply sneak attack to both attacks. Attack+Move=full round. Attack+Attack=full round. At higher levels, you'll have more than two attacks, but you still won't be able to move the same round you attack.
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After Dgrim leaves a nasty gash in Vark's chest, a bolt of lightning inexplicably strikes him. The pirate's teeth chatter and he casts an eye toward the rest of his crew. One falls by the druid's sword, another by the half-orc's fist. He withdraws from Dgrim, careful to avoid an attack as he backs slowly up the steps. The panic in his eyes in unmistakable. "Burn them!" he shouts. "Burn everything!" Vark is as far aft as he can move, perched on the edge of the railing.
The woman with the crossbow throws it aside and leaps overboard. The lady pirate downwind of Annie drops her sword and raises her hands in surrender, stealing furtive glances at the cargo grate.
The woman with the crossbow throws it aside and leaps overboard. The lady pirate downwind of Annie drops her sword and raises her hands in surrender, stealing furtive glances at the cargo grate.
Seeing the criminals abandoning their theft, Annie took stock of the situation. The nervous look on the surrendering pirate's face in conjunction with Vark's command to burn them made her take pause a second.
As Annie turned to examine the cargo grate, she winced as she pulled her wound. She glances over, remembering that the dwarf that fought beside her took injury as well.
As the enemy dives overboard, Spinnaker Jon will shout, "Hah! That's got em! Look at them run like rats!" Then he wonders at why Vark glanced at the deck grate.
"Careful, me lads and lassies, may be more rats down below."
Jon will approach the edge of the grate and carefully look down.
IF it's too dark he will then cast a Dancing Light and send it down to illuminate what he can.
Sneak attack?
So sorry, I was half sleep while posting and got character confused. Please ignore it.
Perception check 1d20+14=21
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Perception DC 10 or below:
Perception DC 15:
Perception DC 20:
The pirate woman noticed Annie staring at her and looked away. "Ain't sayin' nothin' about nothin'."
Annie:
The pirate woman noticed Annie staring at her and looked away. "Ain't sayin' nothin' about nothin'."
Annie continued her quick walk toward the cargo grate in the floor of the deck as she turned from her study of the pirate woman. Despite her protest of not saying anything, Annie had read some information from her stance and demeanor. "There's someone below! That's who Vark was giving orders to burn the ship to!" she cried.
She reached the grate and crouched quickly, muttering another plea to Cayden Cailean. Where she touched it the grate flared to light and she looked down intently, searching for a sign of sabateurs. "Also, I'm concerned Vark may have removed the item we require for the lady, if he's willing to burn the ship." Annie mentioned as she peered below. "If possible, we should fish him out of the water."
"Can't see a damn thing. They got animals below d'ye think? We best be stoppin them from burning the ship anyways."
Jon moves to the hatchway and opens it preparatory to descending. He will cast a dancing lights to light the way for him.
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"Can't see a damn thing. They got animals below d'ye think? We best be stoppin them from burning the ship anyways."
Jon moves to the hatchway and opens it preparatory to descending. He will cast a dancing lights to light the way for him.
With the dancing light in place(), a strange scene is revealed. Dozens of cages are piled about the cabin, most containing small, terrified animals. A bloody body, its hand still clutching a dying torch, lay between the animal cages while a spider-like creature gnaws on the corpse's face. It pauses to focus its many eyes on the people looking down at it, then scrambles to one of the cages, breaking open the flimsy bamboo bars and feasting on the tiny capuchin monkey within.
[Flips his eyepatch up and looks again.] Ah; How BIG would this spider-like creature be again? Spinnaker Jon thinks twice about descending the ladder to the hold.
Annie jumped back with a startled squeak and eyed the crossbow the surrendering pirate had dropped to the deck of the ship. She walked back toward the pirate, keeping her rapier out, and kicked the crossbow away from the woman and behind Annie herself a few feet.
"I'm going to be needing your quarrel." She tried as best she could to hide the slight tremble in her voice. That spidery thing was big! That man's face had been...horrible to behold. She swallowed. "I don't know if you brought the monster down there and thought your friend could handle it, or if it comes from someplace else, but the creature that ate your buddy down there needs killing, and I'd prefer not doing it up close and personal like." Annie kept her eyes on the woman in front of her, trying to hold herself ready for an unexpected attack.
"Vark!" she called out as she waited, the tip of her rapier barely wavering before the surrendered pirate, "I don't know that you want to stay in the water! I think bleeding into the ocean while black monsters lurk about is fair foolish, even for one as thick as you!"
She hoped her comrades were keeping him from getting too far away. If he had the ring, what they'd done here was still of no use to Lavinia.
Bryson's eyes grow wide as he listens to the sounds coming from the hold. He sprints to the nearest set of stairs leading down so that he can stop this atrocity from continuing. When he arrives, the scene pulls him up short. He knows that he won't be able to 'talk' his way out of this one and readies for action.
Bindlplotz finally climbs up on the ship from the barge after slinging his rifle over his shoulder. When he gets on deck, he unslings and attaches his bayonet to the end, and rushes to catch up with the others.
On seeing the creature clearly in the light of the Dancing Light, Spinnaker Jon rears back.
"Well blow me down! Tough luck about the Monster belowdecks, looks like we leave this one to the Harbor Patrol..."
Then he sees Bryson Deepwinter run below to confront it.
"Doh! Allright, those what can shoot from a distance with me at the deck grate! We'll give him what support we can from above! Those who can engage close up, get down and see if you can distract it! Ready? Three, two, one go!"
Spinnaker Jon takes careful aim through the deck grate at the moster below.