SpicyWaffle Posted November 8, 2012 Share Posted November 8, 2012 Exactly as it says on the tin. Link to comment
Cubist Posted November 14, 2012 Share Posted November 14, 2012 Jubatus will do the reconnaissance thing on the ground whilst Comrade Frost plays 'eye in the sky'. A Notice check is probably called for here; Jube will do one of his standard Quickness-plus-Take-20 'rolls' here, so the Notice 'roll' will be 29. Link to comment
SpicyWaffle Posted November 16, 2012 Author Share Posted November 16, 2012 Gonna give Magic & Rabbit a chance to respond before moving on later tonight. Link to comment
Avenger Assembled Posted November 19, 2012 Share Posted November 19, 2012 Initiative time, SW? Link to comment
SpicyWaffle Posted November 19, 2012 Author Share Posted November 19, 2012 Only if you plan to start a fracas, my good man! But, yes, I suppose if you wanted to you could roll ahead of time so you're all set. Link to comment
Avenger Assembled Posted November 20, 2012 Share Posted November 20, 2012 9 Comrade Frost flies down and attempts to paralyze the nerdy-looking monkey. In his experience, he knows the science guys are nothing but trouble. 19 DC 22 Fortitude save vs. the freezing cold for the nerd-monkey. Link to comment
SpicyWaffle Posted November 20, 2012 Author Share Posted November 20, 2012 Fort +5 vs. DC 22 = 19 - The Proboscis Monkey is Slowed (-1 Attack, Defense, Reflex, & Half-Speed) Will give Jubatus and Butterfly a moment to post before moving on. Gonna go ahead and roll the monkeys' initiative for when the Surprise Round ends. Big Coco's Initiative = 5 Broken-Nose Binti's Initiative = 15 Slick Sammy's Initiative = 21 Miss Mitzi's Initiative = 13 Doctor Chimpsky's Initiative = 10 Link to comment
Cubist Posted November 20, 2012 Share Posted November 20, 2012 Jube's Initiative roll (1d20+37=49). Assuming Jube can do something during the initial Surprise Round, he'll try to wreck the "odd and out of place raygun" that's currently wielded by the chimp in the zoot suit. Jube knows that disarming the chimp isn't an option, since chimps have something like 5* the raw physical strength of an adult human… Anyway, wrecking the raygun. Not sure if this would be covered by a Disarm Device roll (Jube doesn't have the actual skill, and would therefore be depending on his Jack of All Trades feat for this), or using his Mighty Strike to reduce the zapgun to scrap? Link to comment
SpicyWaffle Posted November 20, 2012 Author Share Posted November 20, 2012 This can go either way. If Jubatus wants to attack it physically and hope it's enough to disable it, he could approach it that way. If he feels he's mechanically savvy enough to actually open it up whilst running around super-fast and take it out of commission, that's also viable. I'll wholly leave that to your discretion, sir! Link to comment
Cubist Posted November 20, 2012 Share Posted November 20, 2012 I'm inclined to go for the Mighty Strike. The bare 1d20 roll (1d20=16), plus Jube's melee bonus of +12, yields an attack roll of 28. If that hits, the zapgun gets to make a damage roll against DC 23. Link to comment
SpicyWaffle Posted November 21, 2012 Author Share Posted November 21, 2012 Save vs. DC 23 Mighty Strike: 1d20+20 → [10,20] = (30) EDIT: End of the Surprise Round. New Round starts. Initiative Order is as follows: Jubatus - 49 Slick Sammy - 21 Broken-Nose Binti - 15 Miss Mitzi - 13 Doctor Chimpsky - 10 (Slowed) Comrade Frost - 9 Big Coco - 5 Jubatus is up. Link to comment
Cubist Posted November 23, 2012 Share Posted November 23, 2012 Jube will attempt to Snare the chimp, Slick Sammy, in duct tape. He will attempt to do this in a way that destroys the chimp's leverage, so he can't bring his full strength to bear. Roll to enSnare (1d20+12=22)… well, maybe it'll work… Link to comment
SpicyWaffle Posted November 25, 2012 Author Share Posted November 25, 2012 Slick Sammy's Reflex Save vs. DC 15 Snare: 1d20+5 → [9,5] = (14); Entangled! Alrighty, sorry for the delay. Black Friday and today have just been murder on my fragile little brain! Anyway, I'll give Cubist/Jubatus a chance to post his action before moving on to the villains up in the queue come the morning. EDIT: The following takes place. *Slick Sammy tries to liberate himself via Escape Artist vs. DC 25: 1d20+4 → [19,4] = (23); Fails! *Slick Sammy takes a Free Action to direct Broken-Nose Binti into liberating him. Binti takes a Move Action to get into position, and a Standard Action to tear the duct tape off. Sammy is free. *Miss Mitzi, upon seeing Jubatus accosting her man, opens fire on the already transmogrified chimp with her hold-out blaster: 1d20+6 → [12,6] = (18); Miss! *Doctor Chimpsky, forced into close-quarters and enshrouded by Comrade Frost, just opens fire with his scattergun in an All-Out Power Attack: 1d20+5 → [12,5] = (17); Miss! Round #1 Initiative Jubatus - 49 Slick Sammy - 21 Broken-Nose Binti - 15 Miss Mitzi - 13 Doctor Chimpsky - 10 (Slowed) Comrade Frost - 9 Big Coco - 5 Comrade Frost is up. Link to comment
Avenger Assembled Posted November 28, 2012 Share Posted November 28, 2012 Another Paralyze attack 17 I don't like that one, even slowed. 23 Much better. CF is down an HP, and that's another DC 22 Fortitude save for Chimpsky Link to comment
SpicyWaffle Posted November 28, 2012 Author Share Posted November 28, 2012 Doctor Chimpsky's DC22 Fort Save: 1d20+5 → [14,5] = (19); Failed & Paralyzed! Big Coco's Unarmed All-Out Power Attack @ Comrade Frost: 1d20+6 → [13,6] = (19); Hit! Comrade Frost needs to make a DC21 Toughness Save. Round #2 - Initiative Order Jubatus - 49 Slick Sammy - 21 Broken-Nose Binti - 15 Miss Mitzi - 13 Doctor Chimpsky - 10 (Paralyzed +0!) Comrade Frost - 9 Big Coco - 5 Jubatus is up! Link to comment
Cubist Posted November 29, 2012 Share Posted November 29, 2012 Jubatus will deal with Big Coco. What he's going to do is zip up behind Big Coco; grab Big C at the back of his neck; and pull Big C's head down to smack against the floor. That's the 'fluff'; the 'crunch' is, Jube unleashes a Mighty Strike on Big Coco (1d20+12=25). Assuming 25 is a high-enough roll, Big Coco now needs to make a Toughness save vs. DC23. Link to comment
SpicyWaffle Posted November 29, 2012 Author Share Posted November 29, 2012 Big Coco's Toughness Save vs. DC23: 1d20+5 → [18,5] = (23); Success! Man, by the skin of his teeth, haha. If you wanna Extra Effort and/or spend a Hero Point before posting Jubatus' fluff stuff, it's still on the table since I won't get a chance to update till' tomorrow afternoon/evening. Link to comment
Cubist Posted November 29, 2012 Share Posted November 29, 2012 I think I'll let it stand as is. Since the problem is that the target made their Toughness roll, it seems to me that the only thing Jube could really do is a Power Stunt to give himself Luck Control… and that doesn't really strike me as appropriate for the cheetah. [after reading the updated most-recent GM post to the thread] Okay, Jube completely failed to even distract Big Coco from his intended target. Such is life. I'll post my interpretation of how it went… Link to comment
Avenger Assembled Posted November 29, 2012 Share Posted November 29, 2012 Just to clarify, Cubist, what I think SW is suggesting is surging for another attack and spending an HP to cancel the fatigue from the extra effort. Link to comment
Cubist Posted November 30, 2012 Share Posted November 30, 2012 Just to clarify, Cubist, what I think SW is suggesting is surging for another attack and spending an HP to cancel the fatigue from the extra effort. [checks the Core Book] Ah—yeah, that does seem more like it. And surge-for-an-extra-action is very appropriate for a speedster. [nods] I'll have to keep that in mind for future threads. In this particular case, the GM has already spoke/posted on the results of the action in question, so I'm okay with letting those results stand. Link to comment
SpicyWaffle Posted November 30, 2012 Author Share Posted November 30, 2012 Slick Sammy fires the Mysterious Raygun at Jubatus vs. DC20: 1d20+10 → [19,10] = (29); Hit! DC25 Fortitude Save vs. Transmogrification! Failure means that Jubatus goes from the Fastest Cat Alive to the Cutest Capuchin Currently (see spoiler at bottom of post)! Broken-Nose Binti moves in to Grapple Comrade Frost vs. DC18: 1d20+6 → [10,6] = (16); Miss! Miss Mitzi makes a break for the Scattergun that Doctor Chimpsky dropped, taking a Move Action to get there and a Move Action to pick it up. Round #2 - Initiative Order Jubatus - 49 Slick Sammy - 21 Broken-Nose Binti - 15 Miss Mitzi - 13 Doctor Chimpsky - 10 (Paralyzed!) Comrade Frost - 9 Big Coco - 5 Comrade Frost is up! You've been Chimpified! Swap your Base Physical Ability Scores for STR 3, DEX 15, CON 10; Gain Additional Limb (Tail), Shrinking 8 [Tiny Sized, +2 Attack, +2 Defense, -8 Grapple, +8 Stealth; Innate, Permanent - See "Monkey" on pg. 231 of the MnM2e Core Rulebook. If you have "Enhanced Ability Scores," you may apply them to these new scores for your new temporary total. At the beginning of your next turn, you may make a DC25 Fortitude Save to attempt and revert back to your natural form. Thereafter, you may make another DC25 Fortitude Save once per hour, with a +1 cumulative modifier bonus per hour passed. This effect can last no longer than ten hours, at which point you will be forcibly returned to your natural form. Link to comment
Cubist Posted November 30, 2012 Share Posted November 30, 2012 Hmmm… getting hit by the zap is not something Jube really wants to have happen, what with his +6 Fortitude save. Jube's player, being a fan of Barry 'Flash' Allen, regards random transformations as an occupational hazard for superspeedsters, but that's another story… Anyway. Idea: Jube pulls a polished steel hand-mirror out of his vest and deflects the zap-beam harmlessly into the ground (relevant game-mechanics: Extra Effort for a Power Stunt, namely invoking Deflect as an AP for Enhanced STR). Not sure if this is do-able, since Jube has already acted in this round, but if it's do-able, the cheetah gets Deflect 14 (vs Energy Weapons only), which should be okay because he's PL12 with a +2 DEF/-2 TOU tradeoff, and the Deflect roll (if allowed) (1d20+14=29)… equals the attack roll for the incoming zap, hence fails to re-direct the zap (because Deflect works via a Block maneuver, and your Block roll needs to exceed the attack roll in order to succeed). Sigh. If that Power Stunt deal is not okay… or even if it is okay, what with the failed attempt to Deflect… then it's down to Jube's Fortitude check (1d20+6=18). Which does not succeed, so the Fastest Cat Alive is now the Fastest Chimp Alive. Question: Does the chimp-ified Jube have a real voice? Link to comment
Cubist Posted November 30, 2012 Share Posted November 30, 2012 Hmmm… getting hit by the zap is not something Jube really wants to have happen, what with his +6 Fortitude save. Jube's player, being a fan of Barry 'Flash' Allen, regards random transformations as an occupational hazard for superspeedsters, but that's another story… Anyway. Idea: Jube pulls a polished steel hand-mirror out of his vest and deflects the zap-beam harmlessly into the ground (relevant game-mechanics: Extra Effort for a Power Stunt, namely invoking Deflect as an AP for Enhanced STR). Not sure if this is do-able, since Jube has already acted in this round, but if it's do-able, the cheetah gets Deflect 14 (vs Energy Weapons only), which should be okay because he's PL12 with a +2 DEF/-2 TOU tradeoff, and the Deflect roll (if allowed) (1d20+14=29)… equals the attack roll for the incoming zap, hence fails to re-direct the zap (because Deflect works via a Block maneuver, and your Block roll needs to exceed the attack roll in order to succeed). Sigh. If that Power Stunt deal is not okay… or even if it is okay, what with the failed attempt to Deflect… then it's down to Jube's Fortitude check (1d20+6=18). Which does not succeed, so the Fastest Cat Alive is now the Fastest Chimp Alive. Question: Does the chimp-ified Jube have a real voice? Link to comment
SpicyWaffle Posted November 30, 2012 Author Share Posted November 30, 2012 Since you can do so using a Hero Point to Instantly Counter (pg. 121 of the Core Rulebook), so it's certainly doable if you'd like to spend it, and since it's still technically your action when you choose to counter, you can Extra Effort your way into that Deflect Power. Alas, it would seem you're right on the description Block power, and that Jubatus will be just short of success As far as the voice thing goes, yeah, he's got a (more or less) humanoid voice to go along with his transformation into a Capuchin Monkey. But, hey, he'll get another shot at that save, so you never know! Link to comment
Cubist Posted December 1, 2012 Share Posted December 1, 2012 Well, that's that; 1 (one) spent Hero Point for Instant Counter, plus Extra Effort for the Power Stunt. Will post this to the IC thread. Hmmm… Post-1st-turn Fortitude check (1d20+6=22) means that Jube's gonna be all chimped out for a while. Link to comment
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