Dungeons And Dragons Campaign [full] [discontinued On The Forums]

That passes the saving throw. Nothing happens.

 

Okay the bird multiattacks Erevan.
It first attacks you with its claws
To hit: 11+5=16
Damage: 2+3+10=15 piercing damage

Then it attacks you with its horns.
To hit: 9+5=14
It tries to smack you in the face but you dodge its attack.

@Nem your turn, if you still want to skip then @Enhanced_Human.

 

Bump @Enhanced_Human @Nem

 

It’s Nem’s turn, unless he wants to skip.

 

Pass again, I can't do much that's worth it.

 

Melee fighter~

 

I'm not just gonna put these guys on the ground I'm going to actually use their abilities.

 

Ofcourse. That can happen. In this battle, melee fighters have the disadvantage unless they can jump real high, or break the wings.

 

Wait, my initiative isn't on there anymore... Damn it, I swear I wrote it down...

Kyelas: 16 + 3 = 19
Okami: 4 + 3 = 7

I know what to do with my turn.

 

Nice. Shoot and pierce the wings. Burn them off. Use super glue.

 

My turn, I guess.
What's the light like right now?

 

It's still morning, not very cloudy.

 

One of my abilities kinda relies on it being Dim Light or Darkness, so just tell me straight if it's Dim Light or not.

 

Thomas the weather journalist.

 

You want a weather report of where I live.

Very hot, like really hot. The store I work at only sells things to spray water onto fields so they don't fucking die. This morning I put my leg out of the window and it was suddenly fucking bald. Funny thing is there was also water on it from the sweat. There's so much fucking sweat that I have to shower every day even though I've done nothing, otherwise I have to scratch my fucking skin off so it doesn't itch too much.

 

@ThomAnn100 ?
Pretty sure it’s not, just thought to ask.

 

Yeah sure there's dim light because of the shadow of the mountains. Do mountains work like that?

 

If it's early in the morning, there might be shadows coming from one side of the mountain.

 

Depends on how high the mountain is. Mountain might extend past what’s visible here (of course, the eastern mountain).

 

Let's just say there's a shadow.