An offensive odor, musty and sickening, suddenly intensifies to a nauseating level. A vibrating thrum, as if thousands of minuscule feet are rustling on stone, comes to a crescendo as every one of the open warren holes spews a bristling swarm of black cockroaches. Roaches quickly cover the floor. Giant cockroaches, hissing and eager to feed follow their little cousins from the warrens.
Roll initiative. Starting positions for Turn 6 are displayed on the Combat Map.
Please submit your turn instructions using the Player Action Response - Turn Post Template. Please include an additional 5 d20 rolls to the 5 rolls you normally supply.
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Conditions:
The entire floor is covered in a carpet of roaches. All acrobatics checks have a DC of 2 higher.
Turok – Wolverine Form – Medium size, +2 STR, +2 Natural armor, Low-light vision, Scent
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Party Health:
Thurstan 62/62, Mr. Wolfe 43/43, Banjo 52/52, Clint 57/57, Dargoth 72/72,
Kirlic 69/69, Turok 67/67, N'Kima 63/63
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Map Key
Brown is floor.
Brown squiggles are 2-1/2 foot diameter tunnel openings.
I assume the roaches in M7-N8 are swarms. Are they the kind that take no damage or half damage from weapons?
ReplyDeleteAre they affected by a Sleep spell?
Are the various sized roach icons symbolizing specific targets that are distinguishable from the swarm? if so, in what way?
ReplyDeleteCharacter Name – Banjo the Squicked-Out
ReplyDeletePlayer Action Response - SHOOSH!
GM Turn Post #6
Move 1 – hop to H10, or otherwise away from the swarms if H10 is occupied
Attack –
Move 2 –
Cast a Spell – SLEEP on nearest swarm if applicable, OR on the pair in I3-J3 if not
Use Ability/Item/Skill –
Search –
Talk to X –
Initiative Roll – 21
Attack Roll (s) –
Confirm Potential Crit –
Damage Roll(s) –
Crit Damage –
Special Damage –
Rolls for Saving Throws/Skill checks –
11, 4, 7, 19, 14, 12
Turok – Player Action Response - GM Turn Post #6
ReplyDeleteMove 1 – to closest
Attack – closest
Move 2 –
Cast a Spell –
Use Ability/Item/Skill –
Search –
Talk to X –
Initiative Roll – 18
Attack Roll (s) – claw1/claw2/bite [21] [20] [15]
Confirm Potential Crit –
Damage Roll(s) – Claws (8, 7); bite (10)
Crit Damage –
Special Damage –
Rolls for Saving Throws/Skill checks –
[15] [14] [9] [17] [13] [10] [15] [19] [12] [12]
thurstan init 18+1=19
ReplyDeletemove to within range of swarm
throw burning oil [17]+4=21
1d6damage? [4]
mr. Wolfe init [12]+2=14
move to att at O10
attack [20]+3=23 (confirm [17]+3=20)
damage [4]+[3]+1+1=9
trip [13]+7=20 fail?
rolls 18,2,16,16,11
"OK, and this is the part where we teleport out of here, right? Since we waited until we had an escape route ready before we disturbed the giant bug nest? OH WAIT... " Clint commences attacking the bugs. IF they are in fact all swarms, he will toss oil... if there are roaches large enough to attack directly, he will do so.
ReplyDeleteInit: [7] +5 = 12
Move to attack large-enough roach
OR
Toss oil if they are all swarmy
Attack roll: [14] +4 = 18
Damage: [7] +3 = 10
if Oil: [14] +6 (in offhand) = 20
damage: [3]
Other Rolls:
[9] [8] [3] [11] [7] [4] [9] [13] [7] [6]
"WhatEVER, Cigarillo-For-Brains! In order to teleport we have to rest here for eight hours! We didnt want to have this fight while resting!"
ReplyDelete"What, you afraid of a few bugs Clint? I guess you should tucked your pants into your boots!" Feel free to etch that onto my gravestone later if I end up eating those words.
ReplyDeleteI'm holding off on picking an action until I understand the enemies on the map.
Initiative: [13] +6 = 19
Misc rolls: 7,4,7,5,12,3,2,5,2,20
Just a few clarifying points:
ReplyDelete- The large bugs in I3 and M5 are medium-sized creatures.
- The smaller bugs in C8, C9, J3 and O10 are small-sized creatures.
- The bugs in M7, M8, N7 and N8 are a swarm of fine-sized creatures. This means they are immune to weapon damage.
All of the bugs are vermin and are immune to mind-effecting spells and effects. i.e. Sleep will not work on them.
Hans,
ReplyDeleteI need a posting for N'Kima's initiative and actions as well. In the future you can post with Turok's if you like.
Clint wishes to engage the critters in C8 and C9 then.
ReplyDeleteCharacter Name – Dargoth
ReplyDeleteGM Turn Post #
Move 1 – I4
Attack – Power Attack with Cleave to I3/J3
Move 2 – 5 foot step back if squashed.
Initiative Roll –[13]+8 = 21
Attack Roll (s) – (a) [12]+11 (Cleave/power attack) = 23
(b) [7] +11 = 18
Damage Roll(s) –
(a)[5] +4(PA)+13 = 22
(b)[4] +4(PA)+13 = 21
Rolls for Saving Throws/Skill checks –
[15] [12] [8] [13] [17] [11] [11]
Switch SLEEP to SCORCHING RAY on big bug in I3
ReplyDeleteRoll to hit: 15+6+1=22 ranged touch
Damage: 16+1=17 FIRE
Kirlic
ReplyDeleteCharging due west to D9 to attack
Post #6
Character Name – Dargoth
GM Turn Post #
Move 1 – Move to D6, or a similar move with the intent to destroy some of the small ones before they surround and flank. Will charge if necessary in order to reach.
Attack – Attacking with +1 Flail using two hands.
Initiative: [13] +6 = 19 (same as previous post)
Attack Roll (s) – [17] +9 = 26
Damage Roll (s) - [4] +5 =9
Misc rolls: 7,4,7,5,12,3,2,5,2,20 (Initiative and Misc rolls are same as my previous post, I only rolled to-hit and damage)
oops, copied the template from Dargoth's post above me. Left the header in, the rest of the info is all good though-
ReplyDeleteTurok – Player Action Response - GM Turn Post #6
ReplyDeleteMove 1 – N11
Attack – O10
Move 2 –
Initiative Roll – 18
Attack Roll (s) – claw1/claw2/bite [21] [20] [15]
Damage Roll(s) – Claws (8, 7); bite (10)
Rolls for Saving Throws/Skill checks –
[15] [14] [9] [17] [13] [10] [15] [19] [12] [12]
N'Kima – CoHort Action Response - GM Turn Post #6
Move 1 – E8/9-F8/9
Attack – C8 then C9
Move 2 – Cleave
Initiative Roll – 17
Attack Roll (s) – slam1/slam2/bite [20] [16] [24]
Damage Roll(s) – Slam ([12] [12]); bite [10]
Rolls for Saving Throws/Skill checks –
[12] [8] [14] [18] [11] [11] [6] [1] [11] [20]