Nym hops, almost dancing while pointing at the man who yelled "Rats to me!" only a moment earlier. To no one in particular she cries, Who is THAT? And who is the man vomiting? Why is he in a net? Should we help him? And what does he mean, 'rats to me?' She stops her little panicked dance, sighs, looks at Darvin with a raised eyebrow, and states matter-of-factly, We're in trouble now, aren't we? as her hands begin to glow blue and frost begins to form on them. Thjodolf nods to her as he readies his weapon. While still looking at Darvin with her matter-of-fact expression, she shoots a ray of frost at the man who yelled for the rats.
1d20+? (no idea)
16+?
1d3 cold damage, roll 1d6/2
6 (HELLS YEAH!)/2
3 damage
Friday, December 4, 2009
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Nym, I need a ranged attack roll from you to see if you hit him. It is a "ranged touch" attack, which means you use your ranged attack roll, but it's against his Touch AC, not his normal AC.
ReplyDeleteIs that a d20? Sorry, I edited my post to add one but didn't mention it. I rolled a 16. I'm not sure what I'm supposed to do for rolling, adding modifiers, and the like for this.
ReplyDeleteYes, it is a d20, and you add your ranged attack modifier to it. A 16 will hit him, though, so you got him. I will edit the Combat spreadsheet to add a Touch AC column or something so you can see if you hit him if you choose to use the ray of frost again.
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