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TRAVIS and TALIESIN: Undead strength. |
MATT: Renewed in the sense that for a second you |
watched the light flicker out but it seems to push |
through by the force of the enchantment that holds |
it aloft. |
MARISHA: Beau goes: Who undid my work? |
LIAM: I probably have a little bit of movement |
left. |
MATT: You’ve got ten feet. |
LIAM: I would like to sidle into the tent that I |
exited before and disappear. Frumpkin will dart |
across behind Molly to the little tent. |
LAURA: No, don’t leave me! |
MATT: (Counting) What’s the movement on Frumpkin? |
LIAM: 40. |
MATT: All right. That’s your turn? |
LIAM: Ja, that’s it. |
MATT: All right. Molly, you’re up. |
TALIESIN: I’m going to take two more shots, I’m |
going to see if I can decapitate– |
MATT: Two more shots? |
TALIESIN: Oh man! I’ve got to get out of that |
habit. |
LAURA: Two more swings? |
TALIESIN: Two more swings, see if I can decapitate |
it. |
LAURA: Two more flourishes. |
TALIESIN: That’s an eight. |
MATT: Eight? Misses. |
TALIESIN: But a 16 does not. |
MATT: 16 does hit. Go ahead and roll damage. |
TALIESIN: That’s nine points of damage. |
MATT: Nine points of damage. |
As the blade sinks into its shoulder and you |
see it carves in and jams halfway through the |
torso, the armor stopping it part way before it |
lodges in, and it leans forward. (growling) It’s |
still standing, and your blade’s stuck in the |
abdomen. |
LAURA: Renewed, undead strength. |
MATT: All right, that ends your turn, Molly. It’s |
going to take its first slam, swipe at you. Since |
you’re immediately in front of it. That’s a |
natural 20. I’m rolling some good 20s tonight. |
TRAVIS: What dice did you use? |
MATT: What other dice? |
Of course it’s the snitch. |
TRAVIS: (screaming) No, look what you did! |
Come back to bite you in the anus. |
TALIESIN: This is not looking good. |
This is looking very bad. |
MATT: 11 points of bludgeoning damage. |
TALIESIN: Oh my god. |
MATT: It clocks you across the side of |
the temple. You’re vision goes blurring for a |
second. You spit across the ground. You’re used to |
the sight of your own blood, but now it’s across |
the grass and dirt at your foot. You start to feel |
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