POVERO Campaign OOC
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Re: POVERO Campaign OOC
One hit.
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Re: POVERO Campaign OOC
Minimal damage. The arrow just grazes the beast, at most.
But between a shot doing some damage and Elissa still fighting, one more riding check.
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But between a shot doing some damage and Elissa still fighting, one more riding check.
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Re: POVERO Campaign OOC
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Fail.
1-2
He drops his sword, but keeps the girl.
3-4
He drops the girl but keeps his sword.
5-6
He drops nothing, but is slowed down, not escaping the area this round.
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1-2
He drops his sword, but keeps the girl.
3-4
He drops the girl but keeps his sword.
5-6
He drops nothing, but is slowed down, not escaping the area this round.
[dice]1[/dice]
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Re: POVERO Campaign OOC
Ok, so a question here,,,,
Running full tilt, I mean fast as the body can carry the person, can Gertie knock the rider off the horse?
Possible or nah?
Running full tilt, I mean fast as the body can carry the person, can Gertie knock the rider off the horse?
Possible or nah?
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steveflam wrote:Ok, so a question here,,,,
Running full tilt, I mean fast as the body can carry the person, can Gertie knock the rider off the horse?
Possible or nah?
Overbearing attack.
-4 penalty for his height and the mass of the horse.
But she might get lucky. It, ll take a great roll.
And a CON check for the run.
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Re: POVERO Campaign OOC
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Con check
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Overbearing check
(Real purpose here is more to protect Lady Elissa... if she succeeds okay, if not, well the attention of the rider may be turned towards her, not Elissa)
Con check
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Overbearing check
(Real purpose here is more to protect Lady Elissa... if she succeeds okay, if not, well the attention of the rider may be turned towards her, not Elissa)
Re: POVERO Campaign OOC
NO to either,,,, wow *kicks dice roller*
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Nat 20 con fail leaves her wheezing in a ball on the ground.steveflam wrote:NO to either,,,, wow *kicks dice roller*
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Re: POVERO Campaign OOC
Well, at least it isn't a "norzak 1 roll"ewancummins wrote:Nat 20 con fail leaves her wheezing in a ball on the ground.steveflam wrote:NO to either,,,, wow *kicks dice roller*
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steveflam wrote:Well, at least it isn't a "norzak 1 roll"ewancummins wrote:Nat 20 con fail leaves her wheezing in a ball on the ground.steveflam wrote:NO to either,,,, wow *kicks dice roller*
True.
But now Otho, remounted, arrives.
He will try to ride up and trample GERTIE.
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That's gonna hurt.
Tom took his action so he can do nothing now.
But Alfonse can try to help GERTIE.
And so can Elissa.
Which is a what she does.
She scrambles to the burglar girl and tries to drag her clear of the riders.
STR check
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Tom took his action so he can do nothing now.
But Alfonse can try to help GERTIE.
And so can Elissa.
Which is a what she does.
She scrambles to the burglar girl and tries to drag her clear of the riders.
STR check
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Nope.
It's just Commander Adama, and then Aldron and Otho go...
It's just Commander Adama, and then Aldron and Otho go...
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Re: POVERO Campaign OOC
Ok once she can act, if she is conscious, blinding powder at her closest assailant. If not,, HELP!
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steveflam wrote:Ok once she can act, if she is conscious, blinding powder at her closest assailant. If not,, HELP!
Pocket sand!
She cannot act yet.
Adam goes.
Then the trample attack takes effect if it has a target.
And Aldron's attempt to grab Elissa again.
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