Part 1: The Village With No Name
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Re: Part 1: The Village With No Name
Map: let me know if anyone wants a better location on the map.
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Re: Part 1: The Village With No Name
That looks fine.
So I am shooting the patrolling guard, Zylax is MMing the one by the tree, Shay is doing clean up work and Rician is taking on the ones from the door?
If my target drops during this round or the next I will turn and help Rician with the front guards.
So I am shooting the patrolling guard, Zylax is MMing the one by the tree, Shay is doing clean up work and Rician is taking on the ones from the door?
If my target drops during this round or the next I will turn and help Rician with the front guards.
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Re: Part 1: The Village With No Name
Arastor should be behind the tree that is to the left of Rician as he was shooting his bow at the two guards at the door.
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Cool, hopefully with all this these guys drop like flies.
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I'll relocate Arastor was not sure which of the trees to place him thanks ybn. 

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Where did everyone go????
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Re: Part 1: The Village With No Name
I was waiting on a combat summary, did we kill anyone in the first round of attacks? Who is left for us to go after?
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Ditto for me. As I recall most of us made actions then the map was posted but we never heard the results.
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well not every player stated an attack unless I lost another player.....
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Combat Round 0
Crow kills his target.
Arastor kills 2 more guards. assuming you aimed at different targets if not then you really really killed one guy badly.
Zylax hurts another guard with his magic missiles.
Rician charges what remains of the front guards.
Shay stands in place watching the mayhem.
Starting Round 1
almost no guards are left alive.
Crow kills his target.
Arastor kills 2 more guards. assuming you aimed at different targets if not then you really really killed one guy badly.
Zylax hurts another guard with his magic missiles.
Rician charges what remains of the front guards.
Shay stands in place watching the mayhem.
Starting Round 1
almost no guards are left alive.
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Re: Part 1: The Village With No Name
Seeing that most of the guards lay dead or wounded Canis (Crow) Aims at the next guard, intent on cleaning up the ones that didn't die in the first attack.
Crow Long Bow: [1d20+2] = 16+2 = 18, Damage: S/M[1d6] = 5, L[1d6] = 5
Who didn't post?
Crow Long Bow: [1d20+2] = 16+2 = 18, Damage: S/M[1d6] = 5, L[1d6] = 5
Who didn't post?
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I missed the post from Zylax. But I don't see any attack rolls from Rician just actions stated.
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Re: Part 1: The Village With No Name
Looks like he did it on purpose, waiting to see what the ranged people did before committing an attack.
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Re: Part 1: The Village With No Name
Rician Lockwindberg - Paladin - AC 3 HP: 12/14:
After the 1st volley of ranged weapons takes down a majority of the House Guards, Rician will come rushing in from his
hiding spot to the nearest Guard left standing & attack with his Bastard Sword:
'To Hit' Roll & Damage: To Hit Roll: [1d20] = 20; Bastard Sword Damage Roll: [2d4] = 8 S/M [2d8] = 8 Large
Ye Ha!
After the 1st volley of ranged weapons takes down a majority of the House Guards, Rician will come rushing in from his
hiding spot to the nearest Guard left standing & attack with his Bastard Sword:
'To Hit' Roll & Damage: To Hit Roll: [1d20] = 20; Bastard Sword Damage Roll: [2d4] = 8 S/M [2d8] = 8 Large
Ye Ha!
Re: Part 1: The Village With No Name
GreyWolfVT wrote: Arastor kills 2 more guards. assuming you aimed at different targets if not then you really really killed one guy badly.
I hads me a feelin'ybn1197 wrote:Once Crow lets loose with his arrow, Arastor fires at the two guards lining the door.
Guard #1: Bow of Doubling: Hit: [1d20] = 16 Damage: [1d8] = 7 & Hit: [1d20] = 16 Damage: [1d8] = 8 15 total.
Guard #2: Bow of Doubling: Hit: [1d20] = 15 Damage: [1d8] = 4 & Hit: [1d20] = 14 Damage: [1d8] = 3
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You guys just decimated the entire guarding force.
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How quiet was the decimation?
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Stealthy since it was almost entirely ranged arrows and spells. It was a stealthy kill guys.
Having quickly dispatched the exterior guards the party has not roused anyone from inside the house. Does anyone approach the large tree the man was guarding?
Having quickly dispatched the exterior guards the party has not roused anyone from inside the house. Does anyone approach the large tree the man was guarding?
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Re: Part 1: The Village With No Name
Canis(Crow) Approaches the house cautiously, watching for any windows. If he see's none on the side he will move to the back of the house, looking for any windows. If no windows are present in the back he will carefully make his way over to the tree that the guard was standing near.
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Re: Part 1: The Village With No Name
Rician Lockwindberg - Paladin - AC 3 HP: 12/14:
Rician will search the bodies near him careful to avoid line of sight of windows, quietly pulling bodies out of sight if needed.
Any keys along with coins?
Rician should see Canis moving to the tree while doing this.
Rician will search the bodies near him careful to avoid line of sight of windows, quietly pulling bodies out of sight if needed.
Any keys along with coins?
Rician should see Canis moving to the tree while doing this.