Shadows Over Hollow Shades

[Assailant]

Arc Light

• Response
• Arcane Magic
• Unarmed
• Lost Art: Rune Sorcery
• Wizard
• Inventory
• Weapons

• 
  
  
  

  
  Race: Unicorn
  
  Class: Wizard(14)
  
  Hit Points: 130/130
  
  Armor Class: 15 (11[Leather Armor] + 2 [Dex] + 1 [Unarmed] + 1[Cloak])
  
  Spell Save DC: 17
  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  "Aaaaaaaand... there." Arc finally finished scribbling in his journal, stowing the worn down tome into his saddlebag gingerly. He looked around, gathering his surroundings. Now... what had occured while he'd been busy... he'd heard some loud noises earlier, but they quieted down so he had to wager the group had figured it out. Now, given that they were hidden at the edge of a treeline and speaking quietly, he bet this was a stealth mission... the two enemies over there...
  
  Okay, he was pretty sure he'd figured it out.
  
  Arc leaned in. "Sure, we could kill them. However, we know very little about the enemy. We don't know their numbers, their locations, we don't even know their makeup. The occupying force could be made up of anything. For all we know, the creatures that took the town left, leaving behind only a small occupying force of goblins. Alternatively, there could be an entire army's worth of... I dunno... other dragons that only left these two goblins out as patrol/bait." He raised a hoof to his muzzle, rubbing it inquisitively. "Although that wouldn't make much sense, given that dragons are fiercly territorial, but you get my point. There could be anything waiting for us."
  
  "I say we capture them and torture them for information."

  
  

  
  

  Ability Scores
  Strength: +0
  
  Dexterity: +2
  
  Constitution: +3
  
  Intelligence: +5
  
  Charisma: +2
  
  Ability Checks
  Strength: +0
  
  Dexterity: +2
  
  Constitution: +7
  
  Intelligence: +9
  
  Charisma: +2
  
• 
  
  • Arcane Blast (Unique Spell): You have learned to harness the powers of the arcane into powerful blasts. Your attack every round deals 3D12 damage.
  
  
  • Arcane Barrage: You unleash a devastating barrage of arcane projectiles. This attack deals 15D8 damage. Costs 4 Spell Points to use.(A)
  
  
  • Arcane Explosion: You unleash a devastating eruption of Arcane energy around your location. Up to 4 enemies nearby take 2d6 damage + 1d4 for every caster level you possess after 1st, with a maximum damage of 20d4 at level 20. This attack can hit up to 4 enemies of your choosing, who must make dexterity checks. On a successful check they take half damage. Costs 3 Spell Points to use(A)
  
  
  • Arcane Missiles: You summon missiles of arcane energy and assail your foes with them. You may make five attacks this round, at 1D6 each. These missiles automatically hit. At caster level 17, you gain 1 more missile. These missiles can hit the same creature, or separate creatures.(BA)
  
  
  • Blink: You disappear from your location and reappear 20 feet away in any direction you choose. You may use this after an enemy hits you, to negate the damage (by teleporting out of the way). Costs 2 Spell Points to use.(R)
  
  
  • Mark of Destruction: You place a rune of power on the target, which gains in strength every round. The base damage of the rune is 2D6, increased by 2D6 for every round that passes, up to a maximum equal to your level. So at level 20, this rune would do 2D6+18D6 for a maximum of 20D6 damage. At any point you may explode the rune, but the rune automatically explodes when the maximum damage is reached. Using any other spell during its duration explodes the rune. Costs 1 Spell Point to use.(BA)
  
  
  • Mirror Image: You create 3 replicas of yourself which launch illusionary attacks at enemies. These attacks deal no damage, but the enemy cannot tell which image you are, and therefore they may hit a duplicate instead. The duplicate is destroyed when hit. If you have three duplicates, you must roll a 6 or higher to change the attack's target to a duplicate. With two duplicates, you must roll an 8 or higher. With one duplicate, you must roll an 11 or higher. Costs 4 Spell Points to use.(A)
• 
  
  • Passive Ability: Your hours of practice in hoof-to-hoof combat have made you incredibly difficult to tag. You gain a +1 AC. In addition, your hoof attacks deal 1d8 damage rather than the regular 2 damage.
  
  
  • Powerful Blow: All of your melee attacks are much more powerful than your opponents would be lead to believe. You deal an additional +2 damage with unarmed strikes.
  
  
  • Rising Sun Kick (2 Round CD): You enchant your hooves with fire and launch a devastating kick at your opponent. You may use this ability anytime that you hit with an attack. When you do so, your attack deals an additional 2D6 fire damage. (BA)
  
  
  • Chi Wave (4 Round CD): You have learned to harness the natural energy that flows through all things, and can use it in one of two ways. When you use this ability, you give up all your attacks for the round. You may then choose 4 enemies and deal 2D10 radiant damage to them, or heal 4 allies for 2D10 health. (BA)
  
  
  • Flow of Battle: When you hit an enemy with your hooves, you gain a +1 AC. This stacks up to 2 times, lasts 1 round, and is refreshed when you hit an enemy again. (R)
  
  
  • Quick Hooves: You are an expert at staying light on your hooves. Once per turn, you may choose a target to try and avoid. When you are avoiding them in such a manner, they may make one less attack against you per round. You may not reduce a target below 1 attack, and this does not function for AoE spells. (R)
• 
  
  • Earth Rune: Bend and twist the earth nearby to your fancy. Roll to hit an opponent, doing 2d8 bludgeoning damage by throwing ballistic earth at your opposition if you hit. They must also make a Strength check or fall prone. This damage increases to 3d8 at level 17. Alternatively, raise earth to provide cover on the go, giving you and teammates a +2 AC.
  
  
  • Fire Rune: Spray destructive fire at your opposition! Up to 4 enemies in a cone in front of you must make a Dexterity Check or take 4d8 fire damage. At levels 15 and 20 this does 1d8 more damage.
  
  
  • Air Rune: Blow away the opposition! Sweep them off their feet! All creatures within either a ten foot cube in front of you or a circle of ten foot radius around you, including friendlies, must make a dexterity saving throw or be knocked back five feet and knocked prone. This ability also deals 2d8 damage and at level 17 it deals 3d8 damage.
  
  
  • Water Rune: Control the fluid force of water! Useful for fording rivers and the like. Alternatively, you can attack someone with it for 2d4 bludgeoning damage and gives the target disadvantage on their first attack, and at level 17 is deals 3d4 damage.
  
  
  • Agility Rune: Move swiftly! Act light on your hooves! Gain +2 to all dexterity checks/saves. Also +2 to AC. At level 17 it becomes +3 to dexterity checks and +3 to AC.
  
  
  • Strength Rune: Be the tank your team needs you to be! Gain +2 to all strength checks/saves and do an extra 1d6 damage on a melee weapon attack. At level 17 this becomes +3 to all strength checks and 1d8 damage.
  
  
  • Communication Rune: They may speak in tongues, but good thing you know a thing or two about tongues... wait... While active, the user can understand any spoken or written language. Furthermore, anything they speak will be understood by anyone who hears it that they will.
  
  
  • Health Rune: Clerics wish they were you! Gain 1d6 + 1d6 per point spent back in HP. At level 17 this hit dice increases to d10.
  
  
  • Magic Rune (Receiver): Looks like you have someone looking out for you! Unicorns can, if they so choose, sacrifice spell points of their own to give to you. Does not allow you to go above your maximum spell points in terms of storage across multiple turns, but CAN allow you to spend more spell points than you otherwise would have been able to that turn.
• 
  
  • Arcane Recovery: Starting at level 1, you have learned to control the flow of magic within your body and not exert yourself as much. When you cast a spell, you may use this feature to recover half of the Charges that it costs. You may use this feature once for every 5 Wizard levels you possess. (2 uses)
  
  
  • Arcane Tradition: Starting at level 1, your bookish studies have given you insight on how to manipulate a particular field of magic. Choose two of your current known magical schools; you may apply your intelligence modifier to that schools basic attack damage. (Arcane, Rune)
  
  
  • Explosive Cantrip: Starting at level 5, your basic attacks become even more deadly. When you hit an opponent with a basic attack, one other nearby creature of your choosing takes half the damage dealt as automatic damage.
  
  
  • Total Nerd: Starting at level 9, your books have taught you even more knowledge on spells. You may choose any two magic schools and add 1 spell from each. You may not add a healing spell.
    • Invisibility: You call upon the void of night to mask your presence, rendering you invisible to others. While invisible you have a +4 AC. This invisibility lasts for 3 rounds before dropping. Costs 2 spell points to use.
    • Shield of Fire: You surround yourself in a shield of fire which, while offering no real protection of its own, works to burn enemies who hit you in melee. This shield deals 3d8 fire damage to anyone who hits you. This shield lasts 2 rounds and can be extended by 2 more rounds for each Spell Point that you put into it. Costs 1 spell point to use
  
  
  • Shield: Starting at level 11, you have learned to protect yourself against missile attacks. Whenever a ranged attack is going to hit you, you may expend 1 Spell Point to make it miss. You may do this multiple times in a round.
  
  
  • Spell Mastery: Starting at level 14, you have mastered the more basic spells. Choose 2 spells out of any of your schools; the Point cost for those spells is reduced by 1. (Arcane Missiles)
  
  
  • Signature Spells: Starting at level 20, you have mastered even the more advanced spells. Choose one spell from any school that costs 4 points. You may cast that twice a day without spending any points.
• 
  
  • Cube of Force:
    • A cube with 36/36 charges that regains 1d20 every dawn. Forms a 15 foot invisible cube with the following effect depending on the number of charges you choose to expend:

    • Charges Expended	Effect
      1	Gases cannot pass through
      2	Nonliving material cannot pass through. Structures pass at discretion.
      3	Living matter cannot pass through
      4	Spell effects cannot pass through
      5	Nothing can pass through, except structures at discretion.
      0	The current effect is dispelled

  • Cloak of Protection:
    • +1 bonus to AC and saving throws
  • Medallion of Thoughts:
    • 3/3 charges that regain 1d3 at dawn. An action and a charge casts detect thoughts
  • Circlet of Blasting:
    • 1/1 use per day. An action casts Scorching Ray with +5 to attack
  
  
  
• 
  

  Dagger

  
  

  • One-Handed
  • Throwing
  • Piercing
  • To-Hit: 1d20 + 7 (Dexterity + Proficiency)
  • Damage: 1D6 + 2 (Dexterity)

  Scimitar

  
  

  • One-Handed
  • Simple
  • Slashing
  • To-Hit: 1d20 + 7 (Dexterity + Proficiency)
  • Damage: 1D6 + 2 (Dexterity)

  Hooves

  
  

  • One-Handed
  • Unarmed
  • Bludgeoning
  • To-Hit: 1d20 + 5 (Proficiency)
  • Damage (Normal): 1D8+2(Powerful Blow)
  • Damage (Rising Sun Kick): 1D8+2D6 Fire+2

  
  

 

[GeneralTyrus]

Leper would listen to what everyone said, before looking towards the town, "I agree with... Him..." She'd say, pointing at Arc Light, before looking to the group, "I'd say we lure them away, maybe with valubles? They are known to be a greedy little race." She'd point out, before looking back to the Goblins. Leper wasn't entirely sure on what she wanted the group to do, but she really did wish they had a Rogue... Damn... Trick Turning Trixie...

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Leper
HP: 86/140
AC: 16

 

[Dumbledoof]

"You know, before we go rushing anywhere, why don't we take a look around for a second to find something useful we can use?" Expellix started quietly, staring out at the group of goblins, his ears lowered intentionally... they were just big targets saying 'look, here I am!' for him. Useful in some cases to lure somebody, but in this case, he had others to worry about.

Crouching down low, he turned his head to the others. "I could go ahead quickly and check what we're up against; it wouldn't be hard. I'm small and can just turn invisible. Or even lure them into a trap. Third option... we can use Avedon's idea of making darkness to positions ourselves for an ambush, possibly take them out before they have the chance to even scream."

Expellix's StatsHP: 140/157
AC: 17
SP: 4/7

 

[Cyan Hide]

"I'm with Arc Light. I'm personally a bigger fan of luring them away, and gleaming information about what else might be lurking in these ruins. For all we know, this building might be the goblin barracks. Let's be honest, they're guarding it for a reason. I'd say either barracks or store room. We could take them out quickly and just hop straight in but we don't know what we'll find."


Hit Points = 172/174
AC =13
Spell Points=6/7
Arcane Recovery: 3/4

 

[Avedon]

"We could go with both plans. Lure them away while Eppelix investigates? Spells might draw attention anyways and if worse comes to worst he'll be in position to ambush anything else that may come out, or simply catch the goblins if they try falling back. Question is how are we going to lure them? Levitation leaves an aura that even a dumb goblin may question, and if we try to lure them with a person they have a chance of screech out an alarm...It's not like we can just attach some treasure to a string and reel it on a unicorn's horn...we're going to do that aren't we? "

HP: 130
AC: 24 +

 

[Dreamweaver]

Assailant Avedon Cyan Hide GeneralTyrus Dumbledoof
Well, it didn't really look like the goblins were guarding the building so much as... being lazy. They were just leaning and chatting, although it looked more like an argument of some kind. Goblins weren't well known for their intelligence or calm demeanor, so it was possible they might start fighting.

But the longer the party decided not to do anything, the higher chance their was of them being spotted in the bushes.

Everyone please make a dexterity save for stealth.

Trixie really had nothing else to say. This was very much a melee situation, using magic here could be disastrous. "Decide on something before they come investigate! Or make them both come over here so we can drag them into the bushes."
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Trixie Stats
AC: 15
HP: 102/130
Spell Points: 1/6
Sorcery Points: 10/14

 

[GeneralTyrus]

Leper would look at Trixie, then to the goblins, "I vote we send out blue pony." She'd say, nodding her head, "She is... Attractive, lure them over." She'd point out, before looking around, sinking a little further into the bushes, not liking just how out in the open they were at the moment.

Dex Check (7+1) 8

Leper winced a bit, and just looked at Trixie, hoping she'd hurry up and get on with distracting the goblins, lest they all be seen. Damn clumsy hooves. She really needed to work on her balance and sneaking, she just wasn't a sneaky kind of pony.

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Leper
HP: 86/140
AC: 16

 

[Assailant]

Arc Light

• Response
• Arcane Magic
• Unarmed
• Lost Art: Rune Sorcery
• Wizard
• Inventory
• Weapons

• 
  
  
  

  
  Race: Unicorn
  
  Class: Wizard(14)
  
  Hit Points: 130/130
  
  Armor Class: 15 (11[Leather Armor] + 2 [Dex] + 1 [Unarmed] + 1[Cloak])
  
  Spell Save DC: 17
  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  "Goblins are pesky bastards for sure, but they aren't exactly the brightest. Just about anything will work."
  
  Dex check: 11+2=13
  
  Arc was doing a pretty decent job at keeping himself hidden, pulling his cloak over as much of his somewhat brightly-covered fur as possible and crouching into the bushes. He could only hope it was enough, although to be frank he wasn't exactly terrified at the prospect of it not being.
  
  However...
  
  Arc prepared to use his Earth Rune if need be to cut off escape to the goblins. He wasn't exactly the stealthiest, so he'd leave the capture up to the others, but if they were spotted he would make sure he could quickly raise the earth on the other side of the goblins to keep them here and stop them from running off.

  
  

  
  

  Ability Scores
  Strength: +0
  
  Dexterity: +2
  
  Constitution: +3
  
  Intelligence: +5
  
  Charisma: +2
  
  Ability Checks
  Strength: +0
  
  Dexterity: +2
  
  Constitution: +7
  
  Intelligence: +9
  
  Charisma: +2
  
• 
  
  • Arcane Blast (Unique Spell): You have learned to harness the powers of the arcane into powerful blasts. Your attack every round deals 3D12 damage.
  
  
  • Arcane Barrage: You unleash a devastating barrage of arcane projectiles. This attack deals 15D8 damage. Costs 4 Spell Points to use.(A)
  
  
  • Arcane Explosion: You unleash a devastating eruption of Arcane energy around your location. Up to 4 enemies nearby take 2d6 damage + 1d4 for every caster level you possess after 1st, with a maximum damage of 20d4 at level 20. This attack can hit up to 4 enemies of your choosing, who must make dexterity checks. On a successful check they take half damage. Costs 3 Spell Points to use(A)
  
  
  • Arcane Missiles: You summon missiles of arcane energy and assail your foes with them. You may make five attacks this round, at 1D6 each. These missiles automatically hit. At caster level 17, you gain 1 more missile. These missiles can hit the same creature, or separate creatures.(BA)
  
  
  • Blink: You disappear from your location and reappear 20 feet away in any direction you choose. You may use this after an enemy hits you, to negate the damage (by teleporting out of the way). Costs 2 Spell Points to use.(R)
  
  
  • Mark of Destruction: You place a rune of power on the target, which gains in strength every round. The base damage of the rune is 2D6, increased by 2D6 for every round that passes, up to a maximum equal to your level. So at level 20, this rune would do 2D6+18D6 for a maximum of 20D6 damage. At any point you may explode the rune, but the rune automatically explodes when the maximum damage is reached. Using any other spell during its duration explodes the rune. Costs 1 Spell Point to use.(BA)
  
  
  • Mirror Image: You create 3 replicas of yourself which launch illusionary attacks at enemies. These attacks deal no damage, but the enemy cannot tell which image you are, and therefore they may hit a duplicate instead. The duplicate is destroyed when hit. If you have three duplicates, you must roll a 6 or higher to change the attack's target to a duplicate. With two duplicates, you must roll an 8 or higher. With one duplicate, you must roll an 11 or higher. Costs 4 Spell Points to use.(A)
• 
  
  • Passive Ability: Your hours of practice in hoof-to-hoof combat have made you incredibly difficult to tag. You gain a +1 AC. In addition, your hoof attacks deal 1d8 damage rather than the regular 2 damage.
  
  
  • Powerful Blow: All of your melee attacks are much more powerful than your opponents would be lead to believe. You deal an additional +2 damage with unarmed strikes.
  
  
  • Rising Sun Kick (2 Round CD): You enchant your hooves with fire and launch a devastating kick at your opponent. You may use this ability anytime that you hit with an attack. When you do so, your attack deals an additional 2D6 fire damage. (BA)
  
  
  • Chi Wave (4 Round CD): You have learned to harness the natural energy that flows through all things, and can use it in one of two ways. When you use this ability, you give up all your attacks for the round. You may then choose 4 enemies and deal 2D10 radiant damage to them, or heal 4 allies for 2D10 health. (BA)
  
  
  • Flow of Battle: When you hit an enemy with your hooves, you gain a +1 AC. This stacks up to 2 times, lasts 1 round, and is refreshed when you hit an enemy again. (R)
  
  
  • Quick Hooves: You are an expert at staying light on your hooves. Once per turn, you may choose a target to try and avoid. When you are avoiding them in such a manner, they may make one less attack against you per round. You may not reduce a target below 1 attack, and this does not function for AoE spells. (R)
• 
  
  • Earth Rune: Bend and twist the earth nearby to your fancy. Roll to hit an opponent, doing 2d8 bludgeoning damage by throwing ballistic earth at your opposition if you hit. They must also make a Strength check or fall prone. This damage increases to 3d8 at level 17. Alternatively, raise earth to provide cover on the go, giving you and teammates a +2 AC.
  
  
  • Fire Rune: Spray destructive fire at your opposition! Up to 4 enemies in a cone in front of you must make a Dexterity Check or take 4d8 fire damage. At levels 15 and 20 this does 1d8 more damage.
  
  
  • Air Rune: Blow away the opposition! Sweep them off their feet! All creatures within either a ten foot cube in front of you or a circle of ten foot radius around you, including friendlies, must make a dexterity saving throw or be knocked back five feet and knocked prone. This ability also deals 2d8 damage and at level 17 it deals 3d8 damage.
  
  
  • Water Rune: Control the fluid force of water! Useful for fording rivers and the like. Alternatively, you can attack someone with it for 2d4 bludgeoning damage and gives the target disadvantage on their first attack, and at level 17 is deals 3d4 damage.
  
  
  • Agility Rune: Move swiftly! Act light on your hooves! Gain +2 to all dexterity checks/saves. Also +2 to AC. At level 17 it becomes +3 to dexterity checks and +3 to AC.
  
  
  • Strength Rune: Be the tank your team needs you to be! Gain +2 to all strength checks/saves and do an extra 1d6 damage on a melee weapon attack. At level 17 this becomes +3 to all strength checks and 1d8 damage.
  
  
  • Communication Rune: They may speak in tongues, but good thing you know a thing or two about tongues... wait... While active, the user can understand any spoken or written language. Furthermore, anything they speak will be understood by anyone who hears it that they will.
  
  
  • Health Rune: Clerics wish they were you! Gain 1d6 + 1d6 per point spent back in HP. At level 17 this hit dice increases to d10.
  
  
  • Magic Rune (Receiver): Looks like you have someone looking out for you! Unicorns can, if they so choose, sacrifice spell points of their own to give to you. Does not allow you to go above your maximum spell points in terms of storage across multiple turns, but CAN allow you to spend more spell points than you otherwise would have been able to that turn.
• 
  
  • Arcane Recovery: Starting at level 1, you have learned to control the flow of magic within your body and not exert yourself as much. When you cast a spell, you may use this feature to recover half of the Charges that it costs. You may use this feature once for every 5 Wizard levels you possess. (2 uses)
  
  
  • Arcane Tradition: Starting at level 1, your bookish studies have given you insight on how to manipulate a particular field of magic. Choose two of your current known magical schools; you may apply your intelligence modifier to that schools basic attack damage. (Arcane, Rune)
  
  
  • Explosive Cantrip: Starting at level 5, your basic attacks become even more deadly. When you hit an opponent with a basic attack, one other nearby creature of your choosing takes half the damage dealt as automatic damage.
  
  
  • Total Nerd: Starting at level 9, your books have taught you even more knowledge on spells. You may choose any two magic schools and add 1 spell from each. You may not add a healing spell.
    • Invisibility: You call upon the void of night to mask your presence, rendering you invisible to others. While invisible you have a +4 AC. This invisibility lasts for 3 rounds before dropping. Costs 2 spell points to use.
    • Shield of Fire: You surround yourself in a shield of fire which, while offering no real protection of its own, works to burn enemies who hit you in melee. This shield deals 3d8 fire damage to anyone who hits you. This shield lasts 2 rounds and can be extended by 2 more rounds for each Spell Point that you put into it. Costs 1 spell point to use
  
  
  • Shield: Starting at level 11, you have learned to protect yourself against missile attacks. Whenever a ranged attack is going to hit you, you may expend 1 Spell Point to make it miss. You may do this multiple times in a round.
  
  
  • Spell Mastery: Starting at level 14, you have mastered the more basic spells. Choose 2 spells out of any of your schools; the Point cost for those spells is reduced by 1. (Arcane Missiles)
  
  
  • Signature Spells: Starting at level 20, you have mastered even the more advanced spells. Choose one spell from any school that costs 4 points. You may cast that twice a day without spending any points.
• 
  
  • Cube of Force:
    • A cube with 36/36 charges that regains 1d20 every dawn. Forms a 15 foot invisible cube with the following effect depending on the number of charges you choose to expend:

    • Charges Expended	Effect
      1	Gases cannot pass through
      2	Nonliving material cannot pass through. Structures pass at discretion.
      3	Living matter cannot pass through
      4	Spell effects cannot pass through
      5	Nothing can pass through, except structures at discretion.
      0	The current effect is dispelled

  • Cloak of Protection:
    • +1 bonus to AC and saving throws
  • Medallion of Thoughts:
    • 3/3 charges that regain 1d3 at dawn. An action and a charge casts detect thoughts
  • Circlet of Blasting:
    • 1/1 use per day. An action casts Scorching Ray with +5 to attack
  
  
  
• 
  

  Dagger

  
  

  • One-Handed
  • Throwing
  • Piercing
  • To-Hit: 1d20 + 7 (Dexterity + Proficiency)
  • Damage: 1D6 + 2 (Dexterity)

  Scimitar

  
  

  • One-Handed
  • Simple
  • Slashing
  • To-Hit: 1d20 + 7 (Dexterity + Proficiency)
  • Damage: 1D6 + 2 (Dexterity)

  Hooves

  
  

  • One-Handed
  • Unarmed
  • Bludgeoning
  • To-Hit: 1d20 + 5 (Proficiency)
  • Damage (Normal): 1D8+2(Powerful Blow)
  • Damage (Rising Sun Kick): 1D8+2D6 Fire+2

  
  

 

[Dumbledoof]

Dreamweaver
With Trixie talking, an idea suddenly came to his mind. He turned to the rest of the ground. "Stay out of sight here for a second, okay? It would probably be best if we can avoid fights if we can until we have a better position inside the town, or at least until we know what we're up against. Then we can just pick them off. Besides, they look like they're going to do the fighting for us..."

Dexterity SaveRoll: 22 (17 + 5)

 

[Avedon]

GeneralTyrus Dumbledoof
"Well, while whoring out Trixie is always a good first plan, I think the rabbit has us covered and this way we avoid having her carve us up in our sleeps..."
Avedon was no stealthy assassin, but he had spent enough time on campaigns to naturally move himself to cover and his dark over-coat kept him camouflaged well with the ground

17+2 = 19

 

[Cyan Hide]

GeneralTyrus

"How about we send you out instead and see how you like it?!" Starlight hissed perhaps a little too loud, before wincing and covering her mouth.

Dex Save: 3+2=5

Starlight was not a sneaky pone. She was a silly pone.

 

[Dreamweaver]

Assailant Avedon Cyan Hide GeneralTyrus Dumbledoof
Trixie Stealth Roll: 17 (15+2)

The goblins immediately turned towards the forest as the sound of crunching leaves and splitting branches caught their attention. It was fair to say that this group was not stealthy at all. At least, not most of them. The goblins began talk while keeping their gaze on the forest... and then one of the goblins bolted away, climbing the house.

Trixie, Avedon, Expellix and Arc would all get a gut feeling that they were well hidden enough in the bushes that the goblins hadn't even noticed them. If reinforcements came, they might be able to jump the reinforcements.

The remaining goblin took out his longbow, knocked an arrow, and fired at where he had heard the twigs snap!

Attack Roll On Leper: 21
Damage: 5

Fighting behind bushes will give you a +2 bonus to AC and dexterity saves. Fighting from behind a thick tree trunk will increase these bonuses to +4, but obviously that's not really useful for melee fighting. Anyone bring a bow?

 

[Dumbledoof]

Dreamweaver
Oh for fuck's sake. Expellix had to roll his eyes hard at the fact that Leper had managed to get spotted and then Starlight was just loud. Honestly, it was like he was working with... amateurs. Right. Regardless, Insight and Judgment were suddenly in his hands, twirling it between his fingers, before gripping it tightly and hurling it.

Expellix's AttackRoll (To-hit): 20 (CRITICAL HIT)
Roll (Damage): 5 (2d4) + 8 + 9 (2d6 Fire) = 22

Expellix's aim was true and Judgment was on a one-way course for the goblin's head on the roof, the blade glowing orange from heat. At least they got a surprise attack out of Leper being seen. The second axe, Insight, was suddenly switched to his right hand and also thrown.

Expellix's Second AttackRoll (To-hit): 27 (13 + 14)
Roll (Damage): 2 (1d4) + 8 + 4 (1d6 Frost) = 14

His other throw wasn't quite as well aimed, he was in a bit of a rush, but he was more than good enough still to throw it for a body shot. It was certainly going to hurt still!

Expellix's StatsHP: 140/157
AC: 17
SP: 4/7

 

[GeneralTyrus]

Dreamweaver Cyan Hide

"I do not turn tricks at least.... Is... That is what she does, yes?" She'd ask, before an arrow was embedded in her shoulder, making her head snap forward, looking to the goblins, growling deeply from the pain in his shoulder. They'd been spotted, and Expellix was luckily working quickly. She'd stand. hoisting up her sword, before charging through the bushes, snapping and breaking them.

She was a rather head strong pony. No grace, no flare, all action. She'd lung at the closest Goblin, spinning mid air, swinging at the little shit.

Attack Used: Great Sword

Hit Roll: 28 (15+13)
Damage: 11 (2+7)

She'd come to a stop a little bit away, jabbing the sword into the ground to stop herself, glaring at the goblin.

 

[Avedon]

Dreamweaver GeneralTyrus
"That IS why they call her Trick-"
As soon as the arrows flew Avedon pulled back, first for cover and then noticing the goblins hadn't spotted him. He reached for his pistol but quickly thought better of it, too loud and noisy, it'd just make matters worse. At least he saw that Leper was handling herself quite well. While he didn't like leaving a comrade to fight for themselves it was just a few goblins and keeping back was the overall smarter move incase there were more he could ambush and help her that way. Still he kept a close eye on the fight.