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Join Date: Sep 2008
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Jim gives a yelp and stumbles back, smacking about ineffectually with his staff in an attempt to fend off the bat.
OOC: Retreating parry (+1): 3d6=14, 3d6=12 failure by 1; the second number was for HT, and thankfully unnecessary. FP: 3/14 (half move and dodge) HP:8/10 (Shock penalty: -2) PU: 17/17 Conditions: Nauseated (-2 to attributes, -1 to active defenses) for 1 minute
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Converting the Temple of Elemental Evil to GURPS Dungeon Fantasy ------ Jorrik Harrisson The Wiz Last edited by Jovus; 01-08-2013 at 09:44 PM. |
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Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: OK
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Marcy slashes with his cutlass, then steps back.
Shortsword, 16 (3d6=15) Cutlass Damage, cutting (1d6+1=7) Edit: Let's see if I still even get to attack. Marcy will do a retreating parry, with Feverish Defense. Parry (16/2=8, +3, +2 FD, +1 Retreat), 14 (3d6=7) Then I get to try to hurt it because I parried it, yes? Parrying unarmed, skill 16 (3d6=14) Cutlass Damage Parry, cutting (1d6+1=5) HP 11 FP 10 And so then on his turn after that, he'll step back into combat with the bat instead of stepping away.
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Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: Midwest, USA
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Marcy's blade cuts into the foul beast's hideous face, fending off its nasty, drool-slick teeth.
Again Marcy employs his slashing cutlass, but somehow the creature manages to dive and flip away from the slicing attack. OOC: Foul Bat takes 5 - DR 1 = 4 * 1.5 = 6 injury. Aerobatics(14): 3d6=7. Success. Retreating aerobatic dodge (9+2+3=14): 3d6=12. Success. Marcy, technically you should have had to roll HT against the smell attack before attacking, but due to all the confusion, we'll just say Marcy hasn't breathed until now! ;D Go ahead and roll. Anyone else with BS 6 may go. Then, it's the golems. After them, Ironhide. Ironhide must roll HT first, though.
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