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Doric will engage any nearby, again, trying to knock the one extricating himself from the log unconscious if none are near.

Quarterstaff strike [1d20] = 16 damage sml/med [1d8] = 5 lg [1d6+1] = 2+1 = 3

Zylax seriously injured will disengage from combat and flee the battle.

Rician is the only one left for round 3 then i can summarize what is alive for round 4 if one is needed.

Rician Lockwindberg - Paladin - AC 3 HP: 12/14:

Rician tries to attack the Bandit #4 again:

To Hit Roll: [1d20] = 3

Oh My!

Round 3:
Initiative NPC[1d10] = 2 PC[1d10] = 5
NPC's:
Burl: Dead
Gang member 1: Pinned under log trying to get out from under it.
Gang member 2: near death flees to the north side of town.
Gang member 3: near death flees to the north side of town.
Gang member 4: strikes at Rician Bandit 4[1d20] = 11 dmg[1d6] = 6 missing.
Gang member 5: strikes at Zylax Bandit 5[1d20] = 19 dmg[1d6] = 5 hitting for 5 dmg.
Gang member 6: strikes at Arastor Bandit 6[1d20] = 15 dmg[1d6] = 5 hitting AC 5.
Gang member 7: strikes at Shay Bandit 7[1d20] = 6 dmg[1d6] = 4 missing.

PC's:
Crow: hits and kills a bandit.
Rician: swings but misses his target.
Doric: swings at the trapped man under his magical log as he climbs out from under the log killing the man.
Zylax: runs for safety.
Shay: fires a shot with her sling but hits the dirt.
Arastor: kills with his bow another the fleeing bandits.

Onto Round 4:

Initiative NPC[1d10] = 7 PC[1d10] = 4

PC's:

Crow: fires off an arrow killing another bandit.
Rician:
Doric: strikes the next closest bandit and kills him.
Zylax: out of harms way badly injured.
Shay: stands aside.
Arastor:

NPC's:

Burl: Dead
Gang member 1: Dead.
Gang member 2: Dead.
Gang member 3: Fled from battle area.
Gang member 4:
Gang member 5: Dead.
Gang member 6:Dead.
Gang member 7: Dead.

The hooded figure knocks another arrow, his shoulders raise briefly before lowering as he takes a breath to steady his aim. He raises the bow towards one of the remaining two bandits still fighting and looses the arrow. The arrow flys through the air and finds it's mark perfectly, hitting with incredible force.

Crow Long Bow: [1d20+2] = 20+2 = 22, Damage: S/M[1d6] = 6, L[1d6] = 4
Crit so total damage done is 12.

one remaining bandit unfortunately even if he turns to run everyone that has not attacked goes first.

Shay senses the Druids intentions and holds off on any attack to see if the last bandit can be detained.

Is the bandit running away still visible? I'll even throw in a wisdom roll since that pertains to a characters surrounding area...

Crow Wisdom(13): [1d20] = 10

If not then Crow will knock another arrow and slowly approach the group as Doric grapples with the remaining bandit, his hood still up.

Sure Doric can I just hate grapple rules we'll see what Rician and Arastor wish to do first.

Shay

Perhaps this isn't the best time to bring this up but..... She looks around apologetically at the rest of the party. If this "gang" is comprised of mostly normal men that have somehow been beguiled into believing there leader is someone more than he actually is, then should we really be just killing all of these bandits?

What I mean to say is......are they actually being evil or just currently following the wrong leader?

Shay will use her innate power to detect any lies that this captured bandit might tell while being questioned by the group.

OGRE MAGE wrote:Shay will use her innate power to detect any lies that this captured bandit might tell while being questioned by the group.

Haven't actually captured either remaining bandit. One is currently fleeing and possibly being shot at or fled. The other we're debating "grappling rules" vs. outright slaying. You have a point, and just so you are aware...Doric attempted to slay the big fellow in the stables because he had killed a keeper of animals, a man who cared for Obad-Hai's creatures with compassion and it was balance to return the favor. He was not attempting to start combat or such, just using the sense of karmic justice of the neutral class. So, we going to be able to knock this guy down in a tussle or are we hoping to kill both and beat feet back out and replan with Robin and his "Mary" men?

Onto Round 4:

Initiative NPC[1d10] = 7 PC[1d10] = 4

PC's:

Crow: fires off an arrow killing another bandit.
Rician:
Doric: strikes the next closest bandit and kills him.
Zylax: out of harms way badly injured.
Shay: stands aside.
Arastor:

NPC's:

Burl: Dead
Gang member 1: Dead.
Gang member 2: Dead.
Gang member 3: Fled from battle area.
Gang member 4:
Gang member 5: Dead.
Gang member 6:Dead.
Gang member 7: Dead.

I need actions from Rician and Arastor. PMing players.

Arastor keeps his arrow nocked but slowly walks to where Doric and the bandit are, looking around to see if there are any others approaching the commotion.

To clarify the bandit has not run and has not been captured.

Is the fleeing bandit still in sight and in bow range?