
Corath |

Corath: seeing as there's a goblin warrior right in front of you, moving to help Brune will provoke an AoO from it. I wanted to verify that you were willing to take that chance.
I am. That goblin had better hope he's had the sense to run though.
Concentration DC:17
Check to keep the Spell:1d20 + 3 ⇒ (4) + 3 = 7
EDIT: Oh yeah, he's dead.

DM Shisumo |

DM Shisumo wrote:Corath: seeing as there's a goblin warrior right in front of you, moving to help Brune will provoke an AoO from it. I wanted to verify that you were willing to take that chance.I am. That goblin had better hope he's had the sense to run though.
Concentration DC:17
Check to keep the Spell:1d20+3
EDIT: Oh yeah, he's dead.
It's just the movement that provokes - it doesn't affect your spellcasting.
As Corath moves to help the dog, the frightened goblin sees an opening and tries to exploit it. Dogslicer attack: 1d20 ⇒ 18; damage 1d4 ⇒ 2.
EDIT: That is - or rather was - one lucky goblin... that's 4 total its done to Corath, and needing 18s on the dice both times...

DM Shisumo |

Reposting initiatives:
Goblin chieftain 20
Rufus (and Brune) 15
Mozzel 14
Therin 13
Goblin warrior 12+
Corath (and Prettykill) 12
Ar'dreth 10
The mounted warrior shifts his mount sideways, and both slash at Therin in retribution. Halberd attack: 1d20 + 3 ⇒ (6) + 3 = 9; damage 1d8 + 1 ⇒ (4) + 1 = 5. Bite attack: 1d20 + 2 ⇒ (16) + 2 = 18; damage 1d6 + 3 ⇒ (5) + 3 = 8.
Rufus.

Rufus Reeven |

Seeing his companion is tending to Brune, Rufus fits another arrow to the bow, waiting for the right moment to shoot at the hideous beast.
I assume the goblin + mount is adjacent to Therin, if not, attack roll four higher. Attack: 1d20 + 4 ⇒ (20) + 4 = 24, Damage: 1d8 + 4 ⇒ (4) + 4 = 8 Roll to confirm: 1d20 + 4 ⇒ (15) + 4 = 19 Damage: 1d8 + 4 ⇒ (8) + 4 = 12 and 1d8 + 4 ⇒ (7) + 4 = 11 Wozzah, 31 points of damage!!!

DM Shisumo |

Seeing his companion is tending to Brune, Rufus fits another arrow to the bow, waiting for the right moment to shoot at the hideous beast.
I assume the goblin + mount is adjacent to Therin, if not, attack roll four higher. Attack: 1d20+4, Damage: 1d8+4 Roll to confirm: 1d20+4 Damage: 1d8+4 and 1d8+4 Wozzah, 31 points of damage!!!
The mounted goblin is going to attempt once again to use Mounted Combat to negate the attack... 1d20 + 9 ⇒ (20) + 9 = 29.
Rufus' arrow seems destined to bury itself in the eye, and then brain, of the goblin dog. Just before it hits, though, the goblin jerks the reins, pulling the dog's head out of the path of the arrow, which then shoots past and into the trees.
Mozzel.

DM Shisumo |

That bite attack looks like it hit, that would put me down into the negatives, DM
That's right. I have you at -6.
The goblin dog's vicious bite shreds into Therin, and he falls to the ground, his life bleeding away on the forest road.
DM Shisumo wrote:*sobs*
Rufus' arrow seems destined to bury itself in the eye, and then brain, of the goblin dog. Just before it hits, though, the goblin jerks the reins, pulling the dog's head out of the path of the arrow, which then shoots past and into the trees.Mozzel.
I know man. I'm sorry.... ;)

Corath |

As Corath moves to help the dog, the frightened goblin sees an opening and tries to exploit it.
Corath feels the bite of the goblins blade, and turns to stare menacingly at it.
"You should have run..."
He smiles, and swings his club at the frail looking goblin.
Club
Attack:1d20 + 4 ⇒ (7) + 4 = 11
Damage:1d6 + 4 ⇒ (1) + 4 = 5

DM Shisumo |

Not sure where all the goblins are. Would I provoke an AoO if I cast?
Probably a good time for a recap in general. There are two enemies remaining: one goblin warrior, who is currently threatening Ar'dreth, Corath and Prettykill (and also Therin, for what that's worth), currently undamaged despite Corath and Prettykill's best efforts; and the mounted goblin, on the other side of Therin, no longer threatened by or threatening anyone, but both the mount and the goblin atop it have been fairly seriously hurt.
To answer your question directly - yes, but a 5 ft step should resolve that issue without difficulty.

Corath |

"Go after the mounted goblin. Prettykill and I can deal with this one."
Corath swings at the goblin whose blade slipped through his armor, wanting to remove the lucky wretch.
Club
Attack:1d20 + 4 + 1 ⇒ (14) + 4 + 1 = 19
Damage:1d6 + 4 + 1 ⇒ (1) + 4 + 1 = 6
Pretyykill snaps at the goblin who, is just to close for comfort...
Bite
Attack:1d20 + 3 + 1 ⇒ (10) + 3 + 1 = 14
Damage:1d8 + 3 + 1 ⇒ (3) + 3 + 1 = 7
EDIT: Finally! Die you foolish goblin! >:)

Corath |

Corath wrote:Mozzel has him covered.Therin Ulric wrote:Just noting that I am still around and following the thread, but my character is napping so I don't have much cause to pipe in.Not going to roll to stabilize? You really want to see that Great Forest in the sky, huh? ;)
Wizards always ruining my fun..[/grumble] Jk.

DM Shisumo |

Mozzel's magic stops Therin's bleeding, but he remains unconscious. At -1, if my math is correct.
The remaining goblin tries another slash at Prettykill, still looking around despite himself for the oncoming dog pack horde. Dogslicer attack 1d20 ⇒ 13, damage 1d4 ⇒ 3.
Corath turns his attention to the goblin attacking his companion, and with his help, Prettykill manages to sink her fangs into its hide, tearing flesh and dropping it to the ground next to Therin. Corath actually rolled twice for his attack this round, but only once for Prettykill. Corath's first attack was a clean miss, but Prettykill - with the aid of a flank for Corath - hit, and did enough damage to drop the goblin.
Seeing the remaining enemies fall, Ar'dreth focuses on the last surviving foe, unleashing a burst of arcane might that sears the mounted goblin's flesh.

DM Shisumo |

With a roar, the goblin chieftain takes advantage of the open passage that his ally's fall has created. Seeing that there is now a straight line of attack toward the elven mage, the goblin readies his halberd and spurs his goblin dog into a charge. However, doing so opens him up to AoOs from both Corath and Prettykill as he goes by. We can use Corath's second roll - with a flank from Prettykill - as his attack; Prettykill gets to roll one as well, however, including a flanking bonus. Corath, seeing an opening as the goblin rides between him and Prettykill, lashes out with his club, and he hears bones crack beneath the blow.

Corath |

With a roar, the goblin chieftain takes advantage of the open passage that his ally's fall has created. Seeing that there is now a straight line of attack toward the elven mage, the goblin readies his halberd and spurs his goblin dog into a charge. However, doing so opens him up to AoOs from both Corath and Prettykill as he goes by. We can use Corath's second roll - with a flank from Prettykill - as his attack; Prettykill gets to roll one as well, however, including a flanking bonus. Corath, seeing an opening as the goblin rides between him and Prettykill, lashes out with his club, and he hears bones crack beneath the blow.
Startled by the sudden scream and the charging creature, Prettykill reacts, trying to bite the goblin.
Bite
Attack:1d20 + 3 + 1 + 2 ⇒ (14) + 3 + 1 + 2 = 20
Damage:1d8 + 3 + 1 ⇒ (7) + 3 + 1 = 11

DM Shisumo |

The juvenile tyrannosaur grabs the passing goblin in her powerful jaws and rips him right off his mount, sending him crumpling to the ground alongside his minions.
The goblin dog continues its run for a few more steps, then turns, growling at the group, tail down and ears completely fat against its skull. It shifts uneasily, snapping and at bay.
End of combat. 241 XP for each of you. At this point, you can kill or, via Corath's or Rufus' attentions no doubt, try to calm down the goblin dog - as the dog is wounded and ludicrously outnumbered, I'm willing to assume you can kill it more or less automatically if that's what you choose to do.

Corath |

I will stab it.
I will club you.
With the goblin chief down, Corath moves in front of the goblin dog and kneels, holding his hands out. His voice betrays a gentleness that seems strange coming from him.
"Calm down, its okay. You're fine, no one is going to hurt you."
Handle Animal:1d20 + 4 ⇒ (17) + 4 = 21
Wow. Corath's good with predatory animals.

Corath |

"You are seriously befriending this animal? I understand if you want to let it go, but please do not make it come with us." Ar'dreth pleads as he sees Corath soothing the dog.
"You do not have to pet it if you do not want to. Besides, I'd rather it not attack us when it is't directed to do so. Do not blame the pet for it's owner's actions."
Corath sighs.
"Besides, I see no way for us to get it down into or out of the cave we are headed for."
If I remember the descriptions of goblin dogs right, I wouldn't pet it if I was you. I think they are pretty often diseased and have this dander type stuff that flakes off them and gets all over you. Ew.
I know, I've fought them before(human rangers with spears are strangely effective against them too).

DM Shisumo |

The goblin dog seems wary of Corath, growling and making an odd hissing noise as the half-orc approaches. The druid's demeanor seems to calm it, though, and it makes a quiet "click-click" with its teeth as its ears come up and its nose starts twitching more actively.
Now that the chaos of combat has ended, Ar'dreth and Corath can make out a small saddle on the goblin dog's back, just in front of a pair of bulging saddlebags on its flanks.
Some random stuff in the Discussion Thread.

Rufus Reeven |

Rufus looks at the "animal" with disgust, saying "Any trouble from it, and it gets an arrow through the head, now there's no rider to keep it safe." He then kneels by Brune to examine his wounds.
Can't remember, was Brune healed? If yes, for how much? Either way, Rufus will try to bind Brune's wounds, showing a great amount of care and concern for the old dog.

Corath |

Rufus looks at the "animal" with disgust, saying "Any trouble from it, and it gets an arrow through the head, now there's no rider to keep it safe." He then kneels by Brune to examine his wounds.
Can't remember, was Brune healed? If yes, for how much? Either way, Rufus will try to bind Brune's wounds, showing a great amount of care and concern for the old dog.
He was healed 3 points.
"As long as no one teases or bothers it, it should cause no trouble. I can make no such promise if it is startled though."
Moving slowly, Corath walks closer to the dog and gently removes the saddle-bags. He then begins to look through them in search of anything that may be useful.
Perception:1d20 + 6 ⇒ (18) + 6 = 24

DM Shisumo |

The saddlebags are surprisingly heavy, and though Corath's mighty arms have no difficulty with them, he lets out a small grunt of surprise as he lifts them off the goblin dog's back. They clink loudly.
Inside, Corath finds what must be the ill-gotten gains of some days' or even weeks' worth of ambushes like the one the group just experienced: 44 gp, 96 sp and 327 cp. There is also what looks like a large necklace charm in the shape of an upraised hand, palm out, made of gold and aquamarine; a pearl nearly an inch across that is covered with faint etchings in what looks to be Elven; and a thin polished stick of what Corath recognizes as willow wood.
Don't forget that one of your two pack mules is also damaged, if you're making a list of the wounded. Also, assuming you guys decide to strip the bodies of your attackers, you can add the following to your loot collection: 4 Small shortbows (and quivers of arrows to go with them), 3 sets of Small leather armor, 1 Small chain shirt, 6 Small dogslicers and 1 Small halberd, plus the saddle and saddlebags on the goblin dog.

DM Shisumo |

Spellcraft for pearl 1d20 + 10 and willow wand 1d20 + 10. I will also read the writing on the pearl out loud.
I crit the pearl LOL, the wand not so much.
Believe it or not, those are both failures. Ar'dreth examines the two objects for several moments before shaking his head. Turning his attention to the pearl's writing, he opens his mouth to start reading... then pauses, sighs, and shakes his head. It's mystical formulae, and not actually words.

DM Shisumo |

Can I do it again now? If so, I use my Artifact Seeker trait to cast Identify on myself and check again.
Spellcraft pearl 1d20 + 20
The rules are unclear; they might lump detect magic and identify in together in the "you have to wait til tomorrow to try again" rule, but they also might not. I will probably split the difference: you can retry with identify if you have only used detect magic, but on the off chance you might try to retry with detect magic after failing with identify, it still won't work.
Ar'dreth tries another tack, and is rewarded with a flood of knowledge from his spell. The pearl is a pearl of power (1st), using the word "trvsaa" as the activation word. I'll go ahead and give you the wand too, since it's an autosucceed with identify: it's a wand of cure light wounds with 21 charges remaining.

Ar'dreth |

As Ar'dreth finishes examining the items, he puts his head down slowly shaking it. Raising his head back up, he looks over the group. "That was an incredible experience. We have some magical treasure in our possession friends." Ar'dreth holds out the wand for all to see. "This is a curing wand, as you may already be accustomed Corath. This here..." Ar'dreth extends his hand out, palm up with the pearl resting in the center "...is a magical pearl which let's users of magical energy recall a recently used spell." He finishes with a grin.

Therin Ulric |

When this wave of healing touches him, Therin will sit up quickly, taking in the rest of the scene with a slight grin. "Did I kill them?" The grin quickly turns to a grimace though as his hand moves to press against his side where the wound is only partially healed. "Ugh. Did they kill me?"

Corath |

When this wave of healing touches him, Therin will sit up quickly, taking in the rest of the scene with a slight grin. "Did I kill them?" The grin quickly turns to a grimace though as his hand moves to press against his side where the wound is only partially healed. "Ugh. Did they kill me?"
Moving in front of the goblin dog to obscure Therin's veiw of it, Corath laughs.
"You were too hard for them to kill my friend, and now we have treasures to divide amonst ourselves."