Raveled Posted November 19, 2010 Posted November 19, 2010 Ini for Ironclad 1d20+3=16 Woot woot. I could get used to rolls like this.
Dr Archeville Posted November 19, 2010 Posted November 19, 2010 Handy cheat-sheet for Kyri 18 -- Zombie Group 4 (5 Unharmed) 16 -- Ironclad -- uninjured, 4 HP 16 -- Zombie Group 2 (5 Unharmed) 14 -- Zombie Group 5 (5 Unharmed) 13 -- Dragonfly -- uninjured, 3 HP 9 -- Cobalt Templar -- uninjured, 3 HP 9 -- Dead Head -- uninjured, 2 HP 9 -- Mutt -- uninjured, 0 HP (minion, uses DH's HPs) 2 -- Zombie Group 1 (5 Unharmed) 2 -- Zombie Group 3 (5 Unharmed) Still need inits for Push, Lead Cultist, and any other baddies.
Quinn Posted November 20, 2010 Author Posted November 20, 2010 1d20+4=20 - High Cultist's Initiative 1d20+8=13 - Push's Initiative 1d20-1=9, 1d20-1=9, 1d20-1=2, 1d20-1=7 - Four "surprises". ;)
Quinn Posted November 20, 2010 Author Posted November 20, 2010 Priest takes a Total Defense action (+4 Defense modifer this turn) while doing...whatever he's doing, zombie group 1 attacks. 1d20+1=14, 1d20+1=4, 1d20+1=4, 1d20+1=14, 1d20+1=2 Four swings on Dead Head, each one a miss.
Raveled Posted November 20, 2010 Posted November 20, 2010 Maneuvers FTW! Full Power Attack, full All Out Attack on the High Cultist. Damage goes up to +14, Att stays the same, Def drops to +0. 1d20+7=16 Ehn, I'm gonna reroll that. Don't like a number that low for such a powerful alpha strike. Reroll! 1d20+7=12 -.- Well, at least I get to add 10 to that. So, Att of 22, Toughness DC of 29, and minus 1 HP.
Quinn Posted November 20, 2010 Author Posted November 20, 2010 And...those are a miss. Sorry, Rav. Edit: Whoopsie! Not a miss, looks like the first surprise is appearing.
Dr Archeville Posted November 20, 2010 Posted November 20, 2010 Handy cheat-sheet for Kyri, v2! 20 -- High Cultist -- uninjured 18 -- Zombie Group 4 (5 Unharmed) 16 -- Ironclad -- uninjured, 3 HP now 16 -- Zombie Group 2 (5 Unharmed) 14 -- Zombie Group 5 (5 Unharmed) 13 -- Dragonfly -- uninjured, 3 HP 13 -- Push -- uninjured, 4 HP 9 -- Cobalt Templar -- uninjured, 3 HP 9 -- Dead Head -- uninjured, 2 HP 9 -- Mutt -- uninjured, 0 HP (minion, uses DH's HPs) 9 -- Surprise 9 -- Surprise 7 -- Surprise 2 -- Surprise 2 -- Zombie Group 1 (5 Unharmed) 2 -- Zombie Group 3 (5 Unharmed)
Quinn Posted November 20, 2010 Author Posted November 20, 2010 Ok, Flesh Golem uses Interpose. 1d20+10=27Toughness check, it fails by one. Injury, and -1 to the next toughness test.
Dr Archeville Posted November 20, 2010 Posted November 20, 2010 Priest takes a Total Defense action (+4 Defense modifer this turn) while doing...whatever he's doing, zombie group 1 attacks. 1d20+1=14, 1d20+1=4, 1d20+1=4, 1d20+1=14, 1d20+1=2 Four swings on Dead Head, each one a miss. Actually, due to Dead Head charging (-2 Defense) and his use of All-Out Attack (-2 Defense), his Defense is 11, so two of them do hit! But his Impervious will protect him from their zombie fists.
Quinn Posted November 23, 2010 Author Posted November 23, 2010 And here comes another pile! Sorry Deadman, you're the only one in the building ^w^ Zombie Group 2, 5: 1d20+1=7, 1d20+1=18, 1d20+1=7, 1d20+1=8, 1d20+1=3, 1d20+1=17, 1d20+1=20, 1d20+1=6, 1d20+1=8, 1d20+1=17 18, 17, 20, and 17. Five hits! But...Impervious again, and he's laughin' it off. NEXT!
Fox Posted November 23, 2010 Posted November 23, 2010 Power stunt time! Mwahahahahaha. Dragonfly has a burning need...for justice. Spending an HP to get the following off the spacial array on her gauntlets: Damage 7 (beamspam; Extras: Area [Cone, Targeted], Feats: Precise, Selective) [14/14pp] Free action: Bring up her Force Field and prime her Shield. I really should have done this before combat started. Move action: Teleport up to, say, 50ft from the zombies. That area attack is a cone whose far end is 70ft wide and 35ft tall; her goal is to fit as many zombies and/or cultists as possible into it, especially the groups mobbing on Dead Head (he may be a walking corpse, but he's a tactically important ally!). Selective will keep him safe, Precise keeps her from eating a penalty on the attack. I have no idea if non-zombie, non-cultist enemies fit in that area...that's up to how you have the fight laid out, I guess! Standard action: Ranged Attack Roll vs. Targets in Area (Targeted Area Blast [cone], Master Plan) (1d20 + 8 + 3=20) That'll do. Yes, I could have made it a general area attack, but it wouldn't make sense for the effect she's pulling off. Danged fluff..... That's a DC22 Toughness save vs. damage for any baddie caught in the area with +10 defense or less.
Raveled Posted November 23, 2010 Posted November 23, 2010 Selective on an attack wouldn't be a feet, it'd be an extra. On the plus side, DH can probably shrug that off, even at PL 10.
Dr Archeville Posted November 23, 2010 Posted November 23, 2010 Excellent catch, Rav. Selective Attack is the Extra Dragonfly's "beamspam" would need, if she wants to avoid DH. But, with his Impervious 10, he's immune to Blast 9 or less.
Quinn Posted November 23, 2010 Author Posted November 23, 2010 . . . Uh . . . Zombie minions have a flat 10 defense... Yeah, I need more minions. You flatten the three groups swarming Dead Head in a blaze of BEAM SPAM.
Fox Posted November 23, 2010 Posted November 23, 2010 ....feh, you're right. Thank you. This is why I shouldn't try to build stunts when I'm tired. I also got the pp total at the end of the line wrong (though, Selective aside, it was still valid), because math is the longtime enemy of a tired brain. Rebuilding it as a retcon: Damage 7 (beamspam; Extras: Area [Cone, Targeted], Selective Attack, Flaws: Distracting, Feats: Precise) [15/16pp] Same effect. I could have just taken off the Selective from above, but sadly Dragonfly wouldn't. For my lack of attention, she'll be without her (substantial) dodge bonus until her next turn. That'll teach me to watch my feats, extras, and math a little better!
Quinn Posted November 24, 2010 Author Posted November 24, 2010 Ok, Push takes a shot at the head cultist himself...1d20+8=15 on a Kinetic Blast. And another Flesh Golem uses Interpose. Rolling Toughness Check...1d20+10=26 out of a DC 27 Toughness check. He's Bruised, -1 to the next Toughness check.
KnightDisciple Posted November 25, 2010 Posted November 25, 2010 Okay, Corbin's going to move down to where he can shoot through the doors to the warehouse. Then he's going to shoot at one of the blasted Flesh Golems with his blast. Attack Roll: 8+7=15 DC 22 Toughness save. Edit: The "multiple shots" thing in my IC post is just for flavor. It's just a straightforward blast attack.
Quinn Posted November 25, 2010 Author Posted November 25, 2010 1d20+9=19 on a DC 22 Toughness save...That's a second Bruise, and -2 to his next toughness save. Strong work, Knight!
Dr Archeville Posted November 25, 2010 Posted November 25, 2010 Handy cheat-sheet for Kyri, v3! 20 -- High Cultist -- uninjured 16 -- Ironclad -- uninjured, 3 HP now 13 -- Dragonfly -- uninjured, 2 HP 13 -- Push -- uninjured, 4 HP 9 -- Cobalt Templar -- uninjured, 3 HP 9 -- Dead Head -- uninjured, 2 HP 9 -- Mutt -- uninjured, 0 HP (minion, uses DH's HPs) 9 -- Surprise (Flesh Golem?) 9 -- Surprise (Flesh Golem?) 7 -- Surprise (Flesh Golem?) 2 -- Surprise (Flesh Golem?) 2 -- Zombie Group 1 (5 Unharmed) 2 -- Zombie Group 3 (5 Unharmed) Dead Head's turn! First off, those scared cultists. Per this post by Kenson, Fearsome Presence is treated as a Sustained (Lasting) effect, so the cultists get a new Will save (DC 20), with a +1 bonus, one minute/ten rounds from when it was used (so nine rounds from now). That'll probably never get here, but I'm throwing it out for sake of completeness. Dead Head will charge for the Head Cultist (and probably get interposed by a Flesh Golem). Standard Action: Charge, All Out Attack, Power Attack. Since the interposing flesh golem's initiative has not come up yet, it should still be flat-footed. Attack with shovel; charging (+2 attack, -2 Defense); All-Out Attack (-2 defense, +2 attack), Power Attack (-2 attack, +2 damage). DC 25 Toughness save if he hits, 27 if his Sneak Attack factors in (1d20+12=13) :oops: Spending an HP to re-roll that. Attack with shovel; charging (+2 attack, -2 Defense); All-Out Attack (-2 defense, +2 attack), Power Attack (-2 attack, +2 damage). DC 25 Toughness save if he hits, 27 if his Sneak Attack factors in; HP re-roll (add 10 if die roll is 10 or less) (1d20+12=22) die roll is 10, add 10 to get 32. Mutt will do the same. Standard Action: Charge, All Out Attack, Power Attack. Since the interposing flesh golem's initiative has not come up yet, it should still be flat-footed. Attack with Mighty Jaws of Doom; charging (+2 attack, -2 Defense); All-Out Attack (-2 defense, +2 attack), Power Attack (-2 attack, +2 damage). DC 21 Toughness save if he hits, 23 if his Sneak Attack factors in (1d20+8=22) DH has 1 HP now.
Quinn Posted November 25, 2010 Author Posted November 25, 2010 Ok, so Dead Head's attacking the Head Cultist, Flesh Golem interposes, and the Mutt attacks the Flesh Golem that jumped in between? If that's the case: Both strikes hit the interposing third! Golem, no sneak attack bonus (since they are willingly leaping into the way, you aren't sneakily attacking them), so: 1d20+10=26 against Dead Head's attack, he takes the hit but no damage. 1d20+10=30 lets him completely stonewall the attack from the Mutt! Sorry, mate, no damage done here. Good try, though ;)
Dr Archeville Posted November 26, 2010 Posted November 26, 2010 Actually, I'd meant that DH and Mutt attack in the Head Cultist from two different angles, so two different Flesh Golems interpose. And there's nothing in Interpose that says it makes the interposing person immune to damage from Sneak Attack. But GM Fiat could be used to make that the case. EDIT: Forgot to add in the +3 bonus from Dragonfly's Master Plan, but DH & Mutt hit anyway, so no difference.
Quinn Posted November 26, 2010 Author Posted November 26, 2010 Meh, if you want to apply damage from Sneak Attack, do so. Take the 30 for the second Flesh Golem leaping out, then. Post your attack, then ;)
Dr Archeville Posted November 26, 2010 Posted November 26, 2010 ... the 30 was for Mutt's attack. The one DH attacked got 26, and if Sneak Attack does figure in, then that fails by 1 and so that first golem takes an injury.
Quinn Posted November 28, 2010 Author Posted November 28, 2010 Alrighty then, I'll post the results of that attack tomorrow morning, along with the actions of the rest of the mobs and the start of Round 2.
Fox Posted November 29, 2010 Posted November 29, 2010 Bookkeeping: in round 2, Master Plan will still afford the whole group a +3 to their skill and attack rolls. Use it well!
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