Hellbound Posted April 10, 2009 Posted April 10, 2009 Combination All Out Attack and Power Attack on the King, swinging Sister Sixuts' magical staff like a bat. 1d20+10=27 Should be 28 toughness save plus any modifiers granted/imposed by the makeshift weapon. Here's where I show my ignorance of the rules. I'm not sure how 'picking up' a dropped item is played or how far Hellbound must currently travel to get to the Red King. If he ends up needing to extend this action to his next turn then he will. EDITED: Ah... wait. Is the Red King simply leaving? Going back to Hell and leaving the mortal realms behind? If so, I may have Hellbound go after Lugat instead. Though, honestly, attacking Scarab is likely to get his ass well and truly kicked without Hellbound's help.
Avenger Assembled Posted April 10, 2009 Author Posted April 10, 2009 I need a DC 25 TOU save from Hellbound, who deserves a Hero Point for the Necro-King shaking off his stun. (You couldn't beat his Grapple check even on a nat 20.) No Will save for the staff messing with you; it's just...creepy. I should add at this juncture that Lugat is the Red King. The Necro-King is just a strange visitor from a horrible, horrible place. Scarab, I believe you're up.
Ecalsneerg Posted April 10, 2009 Posted April 10, 2009 He can taste my blood all he likes, but if he tries anything on, he can wait for a lovely little kiss, Glasgow style.
Hellbound Posted April 10, 2009 Posted April 10, 2009 I need a DC 25 TOU save from Hellbound, who deserves a Hero Point for the Necro-King shaking off his stun. (You couldn't beat his Grapple check even on a nat 20.) No Will save for the staff messing with you; it's just...creepy. I should add at this juncture that Lugat is the Red King. The Necro-King is just a strange visitor from a horrible, horrible place. Ah, well, Necro-King then. If he was leaving our realms peacefully, Hellbound would have let him leave and focus on the guy actually sticking around to cause trouble. 1d20+10=28 Gotta try harder than that... now just to figure out how to not allow Hellbound to live up to his own name.
N/A Posted April 10, 2009 Posted April 10, 2009 If it was a misunderstanding, then why don't we just go back and retcon it? Have Hellbound attack the vampire instead of the Necro-King?
Hellbound Posted April 10, 2009 Posted April 10, 2009 I'm not entirely sure that we should. It is, after all, a Complication of Hellbound's that he can be provoked into making unwise decisions where combat is concerned. Misunderstanding or not, it's actually in character. Just so long as I didn't accidentally get him killed or drug off to an infernal dimension for all eternity I'm okay with him getting his ass kicked a bit by a demon lord.
Avenger Assembled Posted April 11, 2009 Author Posted April 11, 2009 No escape for you, Scarab. 'Syour turn. ;)
N/A Posted April 11, 2009 Posted April 11, 2009 Free Actions to maintain Flight, Force Field, and Light Control. Standard Action to go on Full Defense. This gives The Scarab a +4 dodge bonus to her DEF. She has -1 DEF for being Fatigued. This brings her total DEF to +13 (DC23). Move Action to intercept the Necro-King, standing between him and the portal to Hell.
Sandman XI Posted April 11, 2009 Posted April 11, 2009 Notice on them undead bodies (1d20+10=29) As was called for
Sandman XI Posted April 11, 2009 Posted April 11, 2009 AP: Enhanced Str 20, Attack Focus Melee 6, Regeneration (Bruise 3, Stun 3, injured 6), Improved Critical (unarmed) 2 Power Attack 5, All-Out Attack 5, Unarmed attack (DC32 Toughness if hit) (1d20+10=15)
Dr Archeville Posted April 11, 2009 Posted April 11, 2009 Bluff check = 24 Feel free to forgo your Sense Motive check and believe every word he said. ;)
Avenger Assembled Posted April 11, 2009 Author Posted April 11, 2009 Take a Villain Point to the Hungry Hells with you, D-A. You'll need it where you're going. :twisted: And Scarab, have a Hero Point for standing up to the undead god-king with sweet reason.
Moira Morley Posted April 11, 2009 Posted April 11, 2009 to grab the necro king (1d20+7=10) HP Reroll +10 if 10 or lower (1d20+7=21) Grapple Check! (1d20+20=29) HP Reroll Grapple check (+10 id 10 or lower) (1d20+20=29)
Avenger Assembled Posted April 11, 2009 Author Posted April 11, 2009 OK, that is an Aid Another (Defense) that gives +2 to Arrowhawk's Defense vs. the Elder. And a surge (via HP) that hits and hurts him! Except now he's fighting me. Hmmm. :shock:
Hellbound Posted April 11, 2009 Posted April 11, 2009 Are we going to NPC Dark Star's action again this round? If so, Hellbound will start his next turn by using a free action to Rage and spending a hero point on Extra Effort to raise his Enhanced Strength by two ranks. If I've done my math properly that should give Hellbound a +22 grapple check to escape the clutches of the Necro-King. One more Hero Point will then be spent to counter the fatigue from his Extra Effort. I believe that leaves him with one HP left. I'm getting ready to head out of town for the day -- I think it should be fairly obvious what kinds of decisions he'd make (hit things until they stop working... then throw them at other things), so go ahead and NPC his reactions until I return.
Cyroa Posted April 11, 2009 Posted April 11, 2009 (psst....I'm still here. no NPCing me anymore) Buying it hook, line and sinker! no chance to beat that bluff! (1d20=14) So anti gravity on the elder and Bel (yes I know it won’t stop him from flying into hell, but DS has to ‘try’). ST 50 = 25.6k lbs shoot upwards to 50’ and not sure how falling works whne it ends. Even if it doesn’t hurt, it’ll buy the heroes a few moments while Elder resets. Using an HP for a second action. Using another HP to make an AP off of array for Insubstantial 3: affect others and the various immunities for him (as DS has). Think that works. Comes out to be 33pts. If math is off, all I really care about is the insub ;)
Hellbound Posted April 11, 2009 Posted April 11, 2009 Oh, cool -- sorry about that, Cy. 'Thought you were out for the weekend. Glad to see I was wrong Man, I really want to get a reply in before I leave but I should probably wait to see the results of the Insub' grant. He may or may not go through with the Rage and Power Increase on his Enhanced Strength. He's a bit ticked at the Necro-King but I think it's actually sunk in that he's outmatched. EDITED: Okay, decided that regardless of his escaping the clutches of the undead demon, Hellbound would have taken the time to assert his own identity. I tried to not reference his status on being desolid, being still in the grip of the Necro-King or whatever. Hopefully his response can be worked into the continuing storyline in my absence today. He will still fire off the rage and pump his Enhanced Strength up by two more ranks. However, he'll either use that to get away from the demon or go after Lugat depending on how things work out. What he will NOT do is continue to assault the Neco-King if that guy is leaving our world peacefully. The only caveat to those instructions depend on Necro K's actions. If Hellbound's foolish attack now has anyone in the group in trouble then he'll help them out. I didn't really mean to draw us into a fight we can't win, though. Hopefully the demon will return to hell as he'd been planning and we can refocus on the Red King instead. Just in case a Grapple check is called for Hellbound, here it is: 1d20+22=42 Fragging A Get a nat 20 when odds are that Dark Star's insubstantial grant will get him out of harm's way without it? Ah, well...
Avenger Assembled Posted April 11, 2009 Author Posted April 11, 2009 Have an HP for being there for your teammate and having part of your strategy not work, Dark Star. :D
Ecalsneerg Posted April 11, 2009 Posted April 11, 2009 Power Attack for 5 with explosive arrows, Dc 26 penetrating 4 (1d20+9=22) Dammit, missed. Last hero point. Re-roll (1d20+9=27) Critical hit on an 18! Wooooo.... Dc 31 explosion! WOOOO
Dr Archeville Posted April 11, 2009 Posted April 11, 2009 I though the black arrow was for dragons? And darn, the one guy I was really hoping to fool with Belphegor/Terhune's parting scene (Avenger, the one who should be most affected by hearing "this supernatural force in me made me do things I did not want to do, why should I be condemned to Hell for that?") made the Sense Motive check! Ah, well. Then again, Avenger trying to convince Scarab -- and everyone else -- that the "poor innocent man" was lying could be fun.... :twisted:
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