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Oof negative DEX modifier? I mean, makes sense

 

Did you not see how I described how I walked out of the building? I'm a bulky metal tank not a ninja haha

 

Can we say Yevor followed?

 

Sure, initiative?

 

5 + 2 = 7

 

Ok so the bully goes and stabs the halfling, so he's ded

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Alas' turn

 

All my intimidation for nothing rip halfling

 

I gtg, be on tomorrow, bue

 

Alas : *Do the ninja.*
*Jump on him with 1 dagger in each hand and with his spiky shoes.*
*Don't know it it's possible so he will wait for Spyro.*

 

Gotta wait until tomorrow haha

 

Kyelas: "Damn you!"

I draw my shortswords.

18 + 2 = 20

Guess I go next?

 

Nice roll
We're waiting on Spyro, he's gone for the day. Until tomorrow

 

Initiative
Rolled 5 +1DEX =6

WTF?!!!

 

What's your STR modifier? Also for jumping and hitting with the shoes is that a running start?

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I can't write that right now, can you?

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Wait for Alas

 

+0 (And yes, it's a running start, I already moved my token in front of him.)

 

According to jumping rules, you ain't strong enough to jump that high.

You can still make dagger attacks tho

 

So how fights work is that the highest initiation roll goes first? Then strength rolls to attack?

 

No, this is just me being crazy. XD

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Double daggers :
Roll to hit 1 :
13 + 5 = 18
Roll to hit 2 :
19

Damages 1 :
4 + 3 = 7 (Max)

Damages 2 :
1 + 3 = 4 (Min)

I did both Maximum and Minimum damages possible with daggers ! :D

That's a total of 11 damages. Not bad.

 

Yes, No

The order of the fight is the initiative order. So highest goes first, lowest goes last

The STR was just alas trying to jump on a guy (Alas has knives attached to his shoes, don't ask).

You can take 3 different action types on your turn. Action, Bonus Action, And Reaction

Actions are your main thing, like casting a spell or attacking

Bonus action are some extra things like attacking with an offhand weapon or something

Reactions are usually not used but some special mechanics use it, like opportunity attacks

You can also move up to your speed

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To attack you roll a d20 and add your to-hit modifier, which we already covered. If you beat the target's AC, you roll for damage. If you don't, you miss.

 

So once you attack the enemy attacks? Or does the rest of the party attack?