Dan, what's our timeline for the sewers? I'm only a few rounds in, what about the others?
Shit... Initiative: 2+2=4
I will throw my at the goober with whom Hring has a beef. The others charge just after I toss (while holding their breaths). We will then commence to thrash their mangy asses until they resemble the rat pulp painting my net and the sewers behind us.
Toss: 7+4=11 ugh
and if the other who is retching is close enough:
Toss: 10+4=14
I am not thankful for random number generators.
Thursday, November 26, 2009
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You are all at roughly the same time right now:
ReplyDeleteGurkirat and Talathel are in a slightly longer battle than anyone else, but that's all they've done in the sewers.
Beranhond, Darvin, and Nym had a battle that was as fast as Grumbleshanks', but they have wasted only a little bit of time introducing themselves to Nym and exploring.
Grumbleshanks had an amazingly fast battle, but stood and listened for a bit before the battle to see what was out in the darkness before attacking.
I'm still working on this attack for you, Grumbleshanks. You caught the one who is retching, I believe, but I need to get the stats into the combat spreadsheet and haven't had much time. Sorry.
ReplyDeleteNo biggie. First, is the happy gas a smokey cloud that obscures vision? Also, would it be possible to use my special spell Storm Burst to push the happy gas down the tunnel? A bit of a draft could seep through the cracks and down manhole M just to wisp a bit away.
ReplyDeleteGrumbleshanks:
ReplyDeleteJust after throwing your net, you see an arrow whizz through the intersection ahead of you, another rat run to the intersection about 15 feet beyond Ramman and the other man, turn to see you, and throw a potion. Suddenly, smoke starts filling the air around the intersection, obscuring the two men you are attacking.
Quick question: Does your net have a rope attached to it, so you can pull it back, or does it just entangle people?
Yes, you can use your special Storm burst to push the happy gas down the tunnel, both the cloud the rat just created and the stinking cloud that you created will be affected.
Also, I have updated the combat spreadsheet with the stats of the two men you are fighting. Each square is 5 ft x 5 ft. on that first page.
Grumbleshanks:
ReplyDeleteInitiative of the baddies:
Roll(1d20)+3:
3,+3
Total:6
Just barely higher than yours. They get to go first.
I didn't think about a rope on the net, so I guess it doesn't. Might be something to add to it.
ReplyDeleteThey go first but didn't do anything...
On my turn: Grumbleshanks casts Storm Burst (this takes a standard action.. so, one turn?) Just a gentle breeze to push the gas and smoke further down the tunnel
Does Hring become overcome with rage and tear after Ramman? The others will either attack Ramman, if he's around, or the entangled ratman while holding their breaths.
How far down the tunnel are you pushing it? I would say you can push it up to 30 ft/round.
ReplyDeleteAs you blow the fog and the nauseating cloud past where your two foes stood, they are no longer there. Hring yells, "Curse you, Ramman! Your fools' tricks won't save you this time!"
The stinking cloud lasts 3 rounds, so you have 2 rounds left before it wears out. The man (He's not a wererat) that you have entangled is nauseated for another 3 rounds.
ReplyDeleteApparently my comment disappeared... Weird.
ReplyDeleteEdit:As the fog covers the two men, you hear some muffled sounds of cloth rubbing, followed by one set of very heavy footsteps. They can't be too far away.