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Distorted Humor wrote:For those making attacks, please roll a D20 and damage too in case you hit!

For Behrun's attack:
To hit: [1d20] = 20 (That's a once in a blue moon for sure!), damage with short sword: [1d6] = 4.

Distorted Humor wrote:For those making attacks, please roll a D20 and damage too in case you hit!

[1d20+1] = 2+1 = 3 (+1 from Str bonus)
Gorek misses with the axe and a deep, angry growl can be heard as the dwarf is frustrated with his performance.

Lorde hears the dwarf's angry cry but doesn't think too much of it and continues to take in the fresh air while sitting on the grass.

I'm going to assume that because Mogullen's lantern is still on, Hurtag does not need to light his as well.

Behrun blow strike deep, but the toad is still alive.

The toad facing Gorek fails in it attack almost as badly as Gorek's attack fails on the toad. It would be humorous except for the deadly earnestness of the the situation.


Behrun is struck by a angry, hungry toad that is en-raged by the massive strike on it. It does three points of damage....

The unharmed toad facing Gorek decides that it would much rather sleep, and falls asleep at Gorek feet, sound asleep. (you can dispatch it without a roll)

The Toad facing Behrun blinks, and resits the command to sleep...

Round 2....

And yes, the lantern is still on.

PS ...love the maps!

Distorted Humor wrote:PS ...love the maps!

Glad to hear it!

Behrun takes the blow with a grunt of dissatisfaction at his new predicament. "Damn!" He looks and sees the other toad asleep: "Gorek, hold this toad off for me!" Behrun will rush behind Gorek, slash the sleeping toad if Gorek has not done so already, and ready his bow to fire at the remaining toad.

GronkTheBold wrote:Behrun takes the blow with a grunt of dissatisfaction at his new predicament. "Damn!" He looks and sees the other toad asleep: "Gorek, hold this toad off for me!" Behrun will rush behind Gorek, slash the sleeping toad if Gorek has not done so already, and ready his bow to fire at the remaining toad.

While he was frustrated at his ineffective attack, the dwarf is even more frustrated at having the opportunity to defeat his chosen enemy robbed from him. Gorek decides to channel his anger at the remaining giant frog. Moving to his right, he charges the animal, axe raised in the air and swings at its head trying to split the monster in twain.

To Hit: [1d20+1] = 12+1 = 13
Damage: [1d6+1] = 6+1 = 7


By the way, Rukellian, the maps keep getting better and better.

Rukellian keeps his distance, knowing that his net right now would be kinda useless He keeps a weary eye on the giant frog closest to him though, he recalls that frogs have powerful tongues and can easily snatch up victims smaller than them.....

I will update the map when Distorted Humor updates with his post.

In round 2, Agathon will fire off a sling bullet at the non-sleeping frog.

To hit with sling (short range) [1d20] = 12+1

In case that's a hit:

Damage with sling [1d4] = 3

Do we need an init roll for this round?

SocraticLawyer wrote:
Do we need an init roll for this round?

Someone does, otherwise i will roll for the party.

ok, I am going to move forward.

The Giant toad leaps forward, aiming at Mogullen, the torchbearer, who is the next in line in the movement, It a moment of utter horror, the toad bites into Mogullen, and he does not have a chance to scream before crumpling to the ground.

Behrun slays the sleeping toad, and Gorek strikes deep into the frog. The sling bullet hits, and the the 2nd toad succumbs to the damage.

Mogullen is quite dead.

"MOGU-" Rukellian's shouted warning fails to reach Mogullen as the giant toad descends onto him. Clenching his teeth, with a tear strolling down, he regrets not being able to save a fellow adventurer in his own group. Feeling somewhat obligated, he rushes over to the now mangled Mogullen and performs a Cure Light Wounds on him, gripping his holy symbol tightly.


[1d6+1] = 4+1 = 5

Seeing no reaction from Mogullen, a look of grim seriousness spreads across his normally cheerful face. Looking up at the second dead frog and Gorek right next to it, he could tell that the fight was at least over.

"Though we've only just met not too long ago, I still feel the crushing weight of the loss of a life." Shaking his head in disbelief Rukellian says, "was he so frail as to succumb to such a beast so quickly? I-I just can't believe his life would have ended like this... like THIS!" Ending his sentence with an almost angry tone, he closes his eyes and remains on his hands and knees, continuously shaking his head, almost as if denying the scene in front of him would make it all go away.

May you rest in peace Mogullen...

Hearing the sound of the cleric's enchant Lorde's interest is finally peaked. The noblemen, while still sitting, will call Rusky over and load his crossbow.
After making sure it's completely ready he'll stand and look towards the cave, wondering what treasures the rest of the party has discovered.