POVERO Campaign OOC

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VAN wrote:Ok from home then cannot do it now.
NP. That may give ALhoon a chance to post first, which makes as much sense as anything.
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I WILL POST UPDATES FOR ALFONSE AND TITUS as soon as I know from the two players how they'd like me to proceed,

No rush.
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init


FILD

[dice]0[/dice]


BARTH THE BULLY

[dice]1[/dice]

I am giving a situation minus one (lower being better) to the gnome's init roll. He won't get a surprise round, but his fake out might confuse Barth for a few seconds.
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Ah... a fight. :)

He tried to rob Fild of his shirt, didn't he? I'm not beating someone cause Fild's angry I hope.
Well, too late anyway. Fild is too angry to short it out.
He bluffs and plays dumb to confuse that guy as explained in the IC post, trying to get him by surprise. Then he attacks.

Want me to roll bluff Ewan? Or attack roll?
In any case, it'll be a d20, so...

[dice]0[/dice]

EDIT: Meh... I didn't see your post.
Well, he goes first.
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Good, but Barth has seen such tricks before.

he will attempt to slam the little guy down, using the gnome's own momentum against him.
OVERBEARING ATTACK
no damage but success will place the gnome flat on the ground, in a bad position.

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MWAHAHAHA!

Should I roll again, or we keep that 17?
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alhoon wrote:Ah... a fight. :)

He tried to rob Fild of his shirt, didn't he? I'm not beating someone cause Fild's angry I hope.
Well, too late anyway. Fild is too angry to short it out.
He bluffs and plays dumb to confuse that guy as explained in the IC post, trying to get him by surprise. Then he attacks.

Want me to roll bluff Ewan? Or attack roll?
In any case, it'll be a d20, so...

[dice]222745:0[/dice]

EDIT: Meh... I didn't see your post.
Well, he goes first.
Okay, Fil'ds noggin connects even as Barth grabs him for a slam.
Barth scuks wind, falls back.

Fight continues.

We can roll it out here and then post in game.

Gem will be freaking out, barking and growling. Van's PC may or may not wish to keep his dog under control.


ROUND TWO

INIT GNOME

[dice]0[/dice]

INIT BARTH

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Barth tries to SIT on the gnome.

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Tricky little gnome is too quick.
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Your action, ALhoon.
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Mock him of course and do what every respectable gnome pit fighter would do: Strike UNDER the belt. And don't pretend you don't understand what I mean...

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EDIT: Meh... probably a miss. Thac0 20 without weapons.
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alhoon wrote:Mock him of course and do what every respectable gnome pit fighter would do: Strike UNDER the belt. And don't pretend you don't understand what I mean...

[dice]222753:0[/dice]

THACOP 20 -9
= 11
Does he have an STR bonus?
If not, the gross extra belly flap of Barth protects the man's junk from gnome fists.
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alhoon wrote:Mock him of course and do what every respectable gnome pit fighter would do: Strike UNDER the belt. And don't pretend you don't understand what I mean...

[dice]222753:0[/dice]

EDIT: Meh... probably a miss. Thac0 20 without weapons.
Belly flab armor to the rescue.
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I'll come down and chat with Damien for the time being.
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Nope. Nada. Clear thac0 20.
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