"Tell me about this chest," Biddle says brightly. "I got rather distracted by bats, foxes and fires - not a very good recipe, I have to say."

"Good advice. We'll wait until everyone has eaten, rested and put ou my fire!" Biddle grins. "That way leads adventure - shall we secure the trapdoor untill we are all set?"

"I started that! Sorry!" Biddle continues to focus on the trap door...

"Shine a light down there - let's see what we've found!" Biddle is getting excited.

Biddle goes to join Skinlob...

What will be on the other side of the trapdoor???

For missile attacks, you try a DEX SR on 2d6 to be on target, adding the dice roll to your DEX attribute. The GM decides the level of the SR needed based on size, distance and movement of the target. If you hit, you roll the weapon's dice and add in your personal/combat adds with DEX adds counting ...

"Weeba! Grab a chair leg or something and whack them!" Biddle shouts.

Biddle will fight with both poniards - I think that's 4d6 -2 adds now.

"I'm coming to stand with you, friend!" he cries. "Foxes in boxes 6' under!"

Biddle hears the commotion downstairs and rushes down to cast TTYF at a fox.

Biddle swings the torch quickly to knock them away and then throws it into the middle of the room, stepping back smartly.
He draws a dagger to defend himself and will also use the door as a shield.

Biddle follows the hobbit ready to cast a spell if necessary. "I appreciate the way you all want to lend a hand. I feel very comfortable with you already. I'm looking for to sharing a nice bottle of wine and getting to know you better over a good roast dinner. Who knows? We might even find some...

Biddle will shut the door quietly and ask someone to come take a look with him. If he has a companion he will go back, open the door, listen again and then advance with his companion with a lit torch to see what is up there.

If no one wants to go up, he will think again...

Sorry - my misread. 2d6 for SRs, yes.

I thought the first roll was his LK attribute. I see that I misread that. I couldn't see what Skinlob LK was for the 2d6 roll to be added on to.

What I (mis) understood was a roll of 1d6 to give LK of 3 then the 2d6 roll on top of that.

A question

Why is Skinlob's LK based on a 1d6 roll? With 5.5 rules, you would roll 3d6 and then apply any kindred modifier. There is no LK modifier for dwarves. Maybe he didn't fail and has only imagined the damage?