Adrik decided this was as good a time as any to try out his new weapon. Pointing the rod at the dogs, he shouted a battle cry and loosed an attack from the magic item. A crystalline sphere bloomed from the rob and crashed into the pack of curs. The orb shattered on impact, splintering into the creatures paws. They’d certainly think twice about moving quickly towards the group.
Both creatures take 7 damage and are slowed until the end of my next turn.
Edit: I rolled my stuff before I realized Traehern killed the two minions. I hit on all of them anyway, and the damage is static. If I need to reroll, let me know.
Heh, didn't think I'd get a chance to try this so soon. Here goes...
Oren pulls one of the vials of water from his pouch and hurls it into the clearing. It lands between two of the wild canines, and a surge of primal magic causes the tiny amount of water to exponentially expand. The vast majority of the surge crashes against the Hyena, knocking it down for good.
Not bad, not bad. Need to aim better next time, though. With a smile, he shifts into his beast form, stalking off through the grasses.
Darrak jumps into the air at the sudden exchange of attacks... and abruptly vanishes into thin air, reappearing a short distance into the clearing. He looks around shocked... and then embarassed. "Oh... right... forgot I could do that..." he mumbles.
He then turns to one of the larger wolves. A shadowy curse falls upon the nearby wolf skulking in the shadows, then the same baleful light he's cast before shines down on one of the ones further away. It yelps, abruptly; despite no apparent harm it begins clawing at the ground furiously in an attempt to escape it, clearly harmed in some way.
Move: Ethereal Stride to J9 (gives me +2 bonus to my defenses)
Minor: Curse on Shadow Wolf
Attack: Dire Radiance with Prime Shot on W2 (total mod +8) 22 is a HIT! Damage: 1d6 + 6: 8 damage, and if it moves closer to Darrak at all it takes 1d6+6 again.
The cursed Wolf growls and whimpers, glaring at Darrak but either unwilling or unable to strike, while the other lopes toward the group, the shards embedded in its paws leaving it also whimpering, but this one in physical pain.
W1: Move (2x) to G6
W2: Growl.
Map:
Encounter Information:
Initiative: Shadow Wolf: 38/38, AC 17, F 15, R 16, W 14,Concealment,Cursed
Trahearn: 31/31 HP
Adrik: 33/33 HP
Oren: 30/30 HP
Darrak: 35/35 HP, +2 to defenses Gray Wolf 1: 19/38 HP, AC 16, F 14, R 14, W 13, Slowed
Gray Wolf 2: 30/38 HP, AC 16, F 14, R 14, W 13,Dire Radiance
Sorych: 34/37 HP
Kalim: 40/41 HP Starved Dog 1, 2, 5: 1/1 HP, AC 15, F 10, R 13, W 11
Notes:
Some of you hadn't updated your HP to level 2 on Mythweavers and I'm AFCB (away from character builder) so I don't know what your new HP is. I guessed and added 5 on everyone who hadn't updated. Kalim, I assume you used the appropriate number of surges (4) to heal yourself after getting knocked out again. let me know if any of those values are incorrect.
Grass is difficult terrain.
Concealment is -2 to melee and ranged attacks, but is similar to invisibility in that Blast and Burst (or more generally: Area) attacks suffer no penalty.
As always, let me know if I've forgotten anything.
Kalim grins wickedly at the Shadow Wolf, staring it down. He lashes out with his sword, connecting solidly with the beast. A wave of energy envelops the two, locking them into place.
Kalim motions to Sorych to move in.
Whoops, sorry for how long I took to get this up.
Minor action to mark SW (-2 to any attacks not me, I can teleport anywhere adjacent to it if he hits an ally and make a MBA)
Standard action to Booming Blade Shadow Wolf 1d20+8=22-2= 20 vs. ACHit!
Shadow Wolf takes 1d10+5=14 Damage
Also, if the target is adjacent to Kalim at the start of its next turn and moves away during that turn, it takes 1d6 + Constitution modifier thunder damage. (1d6+2=6 if he moves away)
SW is at 24/38
Free action to make fun of how readied actions work.
It costs a standard action to ready an action, unfortunately =( You can't generally attack and then ready something else in the same turn unless you action point to do it.
It costs a standard action to ready an action, unfortunately =( You can't generally attack and then ready something else in the same turn unless you action point to do it.
I thought it was you could ready the action, it just cost that action to do so. So, if the trigger never occurs, you lose the action all together. I'll look it up.
edit: Well balls. I like my version better. I'll change it.
Hey guys, I just found out (as in, my boss just walked away from telling me about 3 minutes ago) that I'm gonna be manning a booth for my Engineering firm at the UC energy conference tomorrow, so I'm not gonna be able to maek with the posting too much. hopefully I'll be able to hop on at least once in the course of the day, and I'll make sure to get on in the evening, but I don't know how the day will go and just wanted to give you a heads-up. I will make sure to post, if it's warranted, this weekend to compensate.
Another somewhat off-topic thing: I finally found a good source of images for the shimmery weird fabric:
via io9.com
Now, in this adventure the fabric colors are a little more subdued than that butterfly, but this is the shine and the sorta shifting-with-the-light effect that I've been trying to convey. I've also seen it in car paint - I've seen an orange-green combo on some ricers in the last decade, and a blue-purple one that was popular on corvettes back in the '70s.
Sorych nods to Kalim and steps forward. While the shadow wolf is focussed on Kalim, Sorych brings his axe down on the spine of the animal. The axe easily rips through the body of the wolf and it falls lifeless to the ground.
Sorych's lust for blood still rages inside him, though, and he charges the next nearest wolf. With a howl, he swings his axe across the side of the wolf's body, cutting a deep gash into it.
The Starved Dogs lope into the melee, biting wherever they can but only managing to nip at Sorych and Kalim's heels.
D1: Move to G9
Bite: 18+5=23, Hit! 2 Damage
D2: Move to G8
Bite: 14+5+4=23, Hit! 2 Damage
D5: Move to I6
Bite: 9+5+4=18, Hit! 2 Damage
Map:
Encounter Information:
Initiative: :arrow:Trahearn: 31/31 HP
Adrik: 33/33 HP
Oren: 30/30 HP
Darrak: 35/35 HP, +2 to defenses Gray Wolf 1: 6/38 HP, AC 16, F 14, R 14, W 13, Slowed, Bloodied
Gray Wolf 2: 30/38 HP, AC 16, F 14, R 14, W 13,Dire Radiance
Sorych: 30/37 HP
Kalim: 38/41 HP Starved Dog 1, 2, 5: 1/1 HP, AC 15, F 10, R 13, W 11
Notes:
Some of you hadn't updated your HP to level 2 on Mythweavers and I'm AFCB (away from character builder) so I don't know what your new HP is. I guessed and added 5 on everyone who hadn't updated. Kalim, I assume you used the appropriate number of surges (4) to heal yourself after getting knocked out again. let me know if any of those values are incorrect.
Grass is difficult terrain.
Concealment is -2 to melee and ranged attacks, but is similar to invisibility in that Blast and Burst (or more generally: Area) attacks suffer no penalty.
As always, let me know if I've forgotten anything.
Next Up: Trahearn!
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"<Brace yourself, Nido!>"
Perplexed, Nido starts to ask, "<Brace myself for wh->" - but he's cut off by the pair's sudden removal from that plane of existence. Travelling in the Feywild for a few moments, Trahearn asks his familiar if he'd thought of anything inspirational to say. "<Nothing much,>" came the impish reply, "<Though you could try to say this...>"
Appearing back in the real world with a shimmer, Trahearn raised his crossbow to bear and shouted out to all, "Victory to us in the Heavens, peace with blood regardless of status!"
The bolt flies, glowing with energy, and skewers the neck of the grey wolf, bringing the beast down to the ground. Reloading quickly, Trahearn turns his head to Nido and asks, "<You're certain that was a quote from Aeronwy?>"
"<Eh, Aeronwy or Asmodeus,>" Nido replies, "<I've always had trouble with those two.>"
Move: Fey Step to C8.
Standard: Magic Weapon with +1 Quick Crossbow on W1. (1d20+9;1d8+5 = 19, 13) - HIT, W1 takes 13 damage and is killed!
Adrick claps his hand to the new arcane implement and fires a concussive thunderblast at the nearest dogs. The tangible sound deafens the beasts even as their lifeliess bodies fall to the ground.
The invoker stared down at his new weapon of choice. "I could get used to this," he mused, grinning wildly.
Emerging from the grasses, the primal beast quickly identifies the sole remaining feral wolf and locks eyes with it. Oren's commanding howl, tinged with primal power, cuts straight through the wolf's defenses and forces it nearer to him. Badly shaken by the attack, the wolf sways as Oren returns to his human form and takes a step back.
"It's almost down... Darrak, be kind and put it out of it's misery."
Dire Radiance only lasts until the monster's turn, by the way.
Darrak sighs. "As you wish." He looks at the dog darkly as he approaches it slowly. "Why does this burden always fall to me?" he mutters.
He chants an incantation.
The unearthly light shines on the wolf one last time. It coughs and sputters... then collapses.
Then something odd happens. All the color drains from its corpse, leaving it a flat, grayscale thing, lifeless in every sense of the word... and then, abruptly, with no noise at all, it crumbles to ash.
Darrak grimaces. "Poor beast."
I'm a bit lost and not sure exactly where everyone / the wolf is now. If it is possible to move close enough to the wolf to gain Prime Shot without provoking an OA, do so.
Beyond that, curse it, then Dire Radiance with Fate of the Void (and if applicable Prime Shot- if not, subtract 1):
15 is a hit even without Prime Shot, for 14 damage. Wolf dies. Encounter over. Darrak = very yes.
Darrak nods. He says "Aye. Do what you will, lad." before moving to the edge of the clearing and looking contemplative... and just a bit morose.
Perception for the hell of it: Critical failure! I guess he was contemplating his navel, eh guys? Ha... hahaha... heh... heh... huh.
Also, you could stand to up the difficulty a bit, TMT. It seems like we're smashing these mooks into a fine paste, which is fine and dandy, if a bit... anticlimactic?
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Trahearn swings his crossbow over his shoulder and looks over at Kalim. "Next time," he says with a touch of humour, "I think we might leave the scouting to Nido. Though your voice can move a lot further away, I think my familiar might be a little less noticable."
That said, Trahearn and Nido begin examining the bodies, trying to see if there was some reason such a motley collection of canines was banded together. Both of them get distracted, however, when Nido's tattoo shifts into passages from the Infernma Sutra - Trahearn had no idea before now that Succubi were that flexible.
Also, you could stand to up the difficulty a bit, TMT. It seems like we're smashing these mooks into a fine paste, which is fine and dandy, if a bit... anticlimactic?
This encounter was meant to be easy; just a way of cutting your teeth on your newly retrained powers, new feats, and in your case, the ability to hit things.
The last encounter, had I actually been able to hit you guys, should have had Sorych and Kalim unconscious within the second round. Had Willmore's daily hit, it woulda knocked any of you below 0 HP in one hit with only average rolls.
But having said that...ask and you shall receive. I've been hesitant to ramp up the difficulty because had I before it would have either meant just a ton of easy baddies or guys with more defense than you could hit; but that problem has recently been rectified.
Also, Everyone? Please make sure your HP/HS's are recorded on your sheet. I'm trying to keep track of them, but it makes my job much easier (and thus my posting much faster) if you guys can keep that stuff straight.
Kalim is looking over the collection of canines and sees that they are wearing collars, suggesting some sort of domestication.
Adrik peeks through the grass around some of the domiciles in the clearing and finds them all to be empty, though his Arcana tells him that the fire in the clearing was created and extinguished using magic.
Gathering the bodies of the wolves in the firepit, Oren whispers a silent prayer, asking the Primal Beast to safeguard their spirits. His request complete, he casts the red seed amongst them and they are consumed by flame.
Watching for a moment, he turns to the rest of the group.
"Someone trained them and used them for this purpose; I take a great deal of offense at that. Let's find out who it was and have a talk with them, shall we?"
This encounter was meant to be easy; just a way of cutting your teeth on your newly retrained powers, new feats, and in your case, the ability to hit things.
Well played.
Darrak rolls his eyes at Adrik's comment. "Oh, can you ever hold a conversation in any other manner?"
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edited May 2009
Trahearn would like to head up into the mountains and clear out that potential nest o' banditos.
Whatever direction we end up going in, Nido will turn invisible and, while hovering, scout 100 feet ahead of the party, with him coming back to alert the group if he spots anything unusual or dangerous.
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“Let’s see you charge us now, mutts!”
Both creatures take 7 damage and are slowed until the end of my next turn.
Edit: I rolled my stuff before I realized Traehern killed the two minions. I hit on all of them anyway, and the damage is static. If I need to reroll, let me know.
Oren pulls one of the vials of water from his pouch and hurls it into the clearing. It lands between two of the wild canines, and a surge of primal magic causes the tiny amount of water to exponentially expand. The vast majority of the surge crashes against the Hyena, knocking it down for good.
Not bad, not bad. Need to aim better next time, though. With a smile, he shifts into his beast form, stalking off through the grasses.
Damage: 1d6+6=9 Hyena is down for the count.
Minor: Wild Shape into beast form.
Move: to K12
Next Up: Darrak!
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He then turns to one of the larger wolves. A shadowy curse falls upon the nearby wolf skulking in the shadows, then the same baleful light he's cast before shines down on one of the ones further away. It yelps, abruptly; despite no apparent harm it begins clawing at the ground furiously in an attempt to escape it, clearly harmed in some way.
Minor: Curse on Shadow Wolf
Attack: Dire Radiance with Prime Shot on W2 (total mod +8) 22 is a HIT! Damage: 1d6 + 6: 8 damage, and if it moves closer to Darrak at all it takes 1d6+6 again.
The cursed Wolf growls and whimpers, glaring at Darrak but either unwilling or unable to strike, while the other lopes toward the group, the shards embedded in its paws leaving it also whimpering, but this one in physical pain.
W2: Growl.
Shadow Wolf: 38/38, AC 17, F 15, R 16, W 14, Concealment, Cursed
Trahearn: 31/31 HP
Adrik: 33/33 HP
Oren: 30/30 HP
Darrak: 35/35 HP, +2 to defenses
Gray Wolf 1: 19/38 HP, AC 16, F 14, R 14, W 13, Slowed
Gray Wolf 2: 30/38 HP, AC 16, F 14, R 14, W 13, Dire Radiance
Sorych: 34/37 HP
Kalim: 40/41 HP
Starved Dog 1, 2, 5: 1/1 HP, AC 15, F 10, R 13, W 11
Notes:
- Some of you hadn't updated your HP to level 2 on Mythweavers and I'm AFCB (away from character builder) so I don't know what your new HP is. I guessed and added 5 on everyone who hadn't updated. Kalim, I assume you used the appropriate number of surges (4) to heal yourself after getting knocked out again. let me know if any of those values are incorrect.
- Grass is difficult terrain.
- Concealment is -2 to melee and ranged attacks, but is similar to invisibility in that Blast and Burst (or more generally: Area) attacks suffer no penalty.
As always, let me know if I've forgotten anything.Basic Attack +26 vs AC -- Damage 1d10+19 (+5 if enemy is prone) (+2 if Longtooth Shifting is active)
Kalim motions to Sorych to move in.
Minor action to mark SW (-2 to any attacks not me, I can teleport anywhere adjacent to it if he hits an ally and make a MBA)
Standard action to Booming Blade Shadow Wolf
1d20+8=22-2= 20 vs. ACHit!
Shadow Wolf takes 1d10+5=14 Damage
Also, if the target is adjacent to Kalim at the start of its next turn and moves away during that turn, it takes 1d6 + Constitution modifier thunder damage. (1d6+2=6 if he moves away)
SW is at 24/38
Free action to make fun of how readied actions work.
Readied actions are lame.
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edit: Well balls. I like my version better. I'll change it.
Next Up: Sorych!
via io9.com
Now, in this adventure the fabric colors are a little more subdued than that butterfly, but this is the shine and the sorta shifting-with-the-light effect that I've been trying to convey. I've also seen it in car paint - I've seen an orange-green combo on some ricers in the last decade, and a blue-purple one that was popular on corvettes back in the '70s.
Next up: Sorych!
Sorych nods to Kalim and steps forward. While the shadow wolf is focussed on Kalim, Sorych brings his axe down on the spine of the animal. The axe easily rips through the body of the wolf and it falls lifeless to the ground.
Sorych's lust for blood still rages inside him, though, and he charges the next nearest wolf. With a howl, he swings his axe across the side of the wolf's body, cutting a deep gash into it.
Avalanche Strike vs AC of Shadow Wolf (1d20+8-2=24) Hit!
Damage: 28
All attacks against me are +4 to hit until the end of my next turn.
Shadow wolf is dead!
SWIFT CHARGE!
Charge to H7
Charging Howling Strike vs AC of Gray Wolf 1 (1d20+8=20) Hit!
Damage: 13
W1 is at 6/38 HP and is bloodied!
Basic Attack +26 vs AC -- Damage 1d10+19 (+5 if enemy is prone) (+2 if Longtooth Shifting is active)
The Starved Dogs lope into the melee, biting wherever they can but only managing to nip at Sorych and Kalim's heels.
Bite: 18+5=23, Hit!
2 Damage
D2: Move to G8
Bite: 14+5+4=23, Hit!
2 Damage
D5: Move to I6
Bite: 9+5+4=18, Hit!
2 Damage
Map:
Encounter Information:
:arrow:Trahearn: 31/31 HP
Adrik: 33/33 HP
Oren: 30/30 HP
Darrak: 35/35 HP, +2 to defenses
Gray Wolf 1: 6/38 HP, AC 16, F 14, R 14, W 13, Slowed, Bloodied
Gray Wolf 2: 30/38 HP, AC 16, F 14, R 14, W 13, Dire Radiance
Sorych: 30/37 HP
Kalim: 38/41 HP
Starved Dog 1, 2, 5: 1/1 HP, AC 15, F 10, R 13, W 11
Notes:
- Some of you hadn't updated your HP to level 2 on Mythweavers and I'm AFCB (away from character builder) so I don't know what your new HP is. I guessed and added 5 on everyone who hadn't updated. Kalim, I assume you used the appropriate number of surges (4) to heal yourself after getting knocked out again. let me know if any of those values are incorrect.
- Grass is difficult terrain.
- Concealment is -2 to melee and ranged attacks, but is similar to invisibility in that Blast and Burst (or more generally: Area) attacks suffer no penalty.
As always, let me know if I've forgotten anything.Next Up: Trahearn!
Perplexed, Nido starts to ask, "<Brace myself for wh->" - but he's cut off by the pair's sudden removal from that plane of existence. Travelling in the Feywild for a few moments, Trahearn asks his familiar if he'd thought of anything inspirational to say. "<Nothing much,>" came the impish reply, "<Though you could try to say this...>"
Appearing back in the real world with a shimmer, Trahearn raised his crossbow to bear and shouted out to all, "Victory to us in the Heavens, peace with blood regardless of status!"
The bolt flies, glowing with energy, and skewers the neck of the grey wolf, bringing the beast down to the ground. Reloading quickly, Trahearn turns his head to Nido and asks, "<You're certain that was a quote from Aeronwy?>"
"<Eh, Aeronwy or Asmodeus,>" Nido replies, "<I've always had trouble with those two.>"
Standard: Magic Weapon with +1 Quick Crossbow on W1. (1d20+9;1d8+5 = 19, 13) - HIT, W1 takes 13 damage and is killed!
Minor: Reload crossbow.
The invoker stared down at his new weapon of choice. "I could get used to this," he mused, grinning wildly.
3 minions be dead, yo.
"It's almost down... Darrak, be kind and put it out of it's misery."
Standard: Cull the Herd vs W2 Will (1d20+6=21) Hit!
Damage: 2d8+6=20 20 Psychic damage.
Hit: W2 is pulled to K7 and is at 10/38, Bloodied!
Minor: Wild Shape into human form, shift to M9
Up Next: Darrak!
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Darrak sighs. "As you wish." He looks at the dog darkly as he approaches it slowly. "Why does this burden always fall to me?" he mutters.
He chants an incantation.
The unearthly light shines on the wolf one last time. It coughs and sputters... then collapses.
Then something odd happens. All the color drains from its corpse, leaving it a flat, grayscale thing, lifeless in every sense of the word... and then, abruptly, with no noise at all, it crumbles to ash.
Darrak grimaces. "Poor beast."
Beyond that, curse it, then Dire Radiance with Fate of the Void (and if applicable Prime Shot- if not, subtract 1):
15 is a hit even without Prime Shot, for 14 damage. Wolf dies. Encounter over. Darrak = very yes.
And finally some success in combat!
Pulling one of his red seeds from a pocket, he looks at it thoughtfully for a few seconds before looking up from his reverie.
"If nobody objects, I'd like to spare a moment to gather them together for a pyre."
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"Do what you must, Oren. They died in battle and deserve proper burial."
Basic Attack +26 vs AC -- Damage 1d10+19 (+5 if enemy is prone) (+2 if Longtooth Shifting is active)
Also, you could stand to up the difficulty a bit, TMT. It seems like we're smashing these mooks into a fine paste, which is fine and dandy, if a bit... anticlimactic?
That said, Trahearn and Nido begin examining the bodies, trying to see if there was some reason such a motley collection of canines was banded together. Both of them get distracted, however, when Nido's tattoo shifts into passages from the Infernma Sutra - Trahearn had no idea before now that Succubi were that flexible.
Perception: 14
Oh man I critically failed my best skill check. Damn it, Nido!
Critical Perception and Near-Critical Arcana...I'm blowing my own mind!
Perception 1d20+6=21
Not bad.
This encounter was meant to be easy; just a way of cutting your teeth on your newly retrained powers, new feats, and in your case, the ability to hit things.
The last encounter, had I actually been able to hit you guys, should have had Sorych and Kalim unconscious within the second round. Had Willmore's daily hit, it woulda knocked any of you below 0 HP in one hit with only average rolls.
But having said that...ask and you shall receive. I've been hesitant to ramp up the difficulty because had I before it would have either meant just a ton of easy baddies or guys with more defense than you could hit; but that problem has recently been rectified.
Also, Everyone? Please make sure your HP/HS's are recorded on your sheet. I'm trying to keep track of them, but it makes my job much easier (and thus my posting much faster) if you guys can keep that stuff straight.
Adrik peeks through the grass around some of the domiciles in the clearing and finds them all to be empty, though his Arcana tells him that the fire in the clearing was created and extinguished using magic.
Watching for a moment, he turns to the rest of the group.
"Someone trained them and used them for this purpose; I take a great deal of offense at that. Let's find out who it was and have a talk with them, shall we?"
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Adrik nods at Oren. "I'm always up for 'talking,'" he says, twirling his warhammer.
Well played.
Darrak rolls his eyes at Adrik's comment. "Oh, can you ever hold a conversation in any other manner?"
Sorry for the delay this weekend - it's been an interesting couple of days.
I'm for going up into the mountains after this.
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how are we doing milestone-wise?
Edit; oh yeah, how much experience?
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Whatever direction we end up going in, Nido will turn invisible and, while hovering, scout 100 feet ahead of the party, with him coming back to alert the group if he spots anything unusual or dangerous.
Basic Attack +26 vs AC -- Damage 1d10+19 (+5 if enemy is prone) (+2 if Longtooth Shifting is active)
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Kodos: "Go ahead, throw your vote away! Hahahahahahahaha!"
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Wait... what?