Um... sorry to be a problem... but my point is... I was GONNA take LOSE AMMO if it was a 7-9. But it was just a total 6. So... should I cross off TWO ammo, or... what?

Let's say that is the consequence for this fail result.

Ughhhhh and as I was going into Nimol's character sheet to cross off the ammo, I remembered about Sannang.

Sannang gives Nimol a couple of extra damage points when they work together... Shall we retroactively add that? Or shall we say Nimol just forgot, in the heat of the moment, to give orders to Sannang...??

Let's say for now that he was forgetful. But next round is a new opportunity.

Okay, so, our turn again? Or is it the mudphits' turn to mess with us...?

Oh we just resolved their chance of attacking you. It's your guys turns now.

(To Hit:

10:52, Today: Syrio rolled 12 using 2d6+2 ((5,5)).

10:52, Today: Nimol rolled 8 using 2d6+2 ((2,4)).

10:53, Today: Ravnar rolled 8 using 2d6+1 ((5,2)).

Damage:

10:54, Today: Syrio rolled 4 using 1d10 ((4)).

10:54, Today: Nimol rolled 5 using 1d8+2 ((3)).

10:54, Today: Ravnar rolled 6 using 1d6 ((6)).

Nimol crosses off one more ammo. (This is why he brought plenty.)

Everyone attacks to finish off-- if one mudphit seems more wounded, they go for it first. If that one seems destroyed, they move on to the next-most-damaged-looking, fast.)
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Syrio was vicious with his quick swipes, decimating the mud mephit into a thin puddle.

Nimol and Sannang are in sync, causing nasty harm to their mephit as bolts pierce, trunk swings and Ravnar's staff join to end another mephit in quick, coordinated order.

Abrisham casts another bolt of false lightning in the powder cloud. Some of it crackles though, the energy interacts with the swirling blue light which seems familiar.

Everyone Defy Danger (Dex or something else useful against ice) for avoiding the light.

Defy Danger:

07:24, Today: Nimol rolled 10 using 2d6+2.

07:23, Today: Ravnar rolled 8 using 2d6+1.

07:23, Today: Syrio rolled 11 using 2d6+1.

Having seen similar things before, it is no surprise that the leader Syrio and tamer Nimol, young hirer Zand evade the icy light behind some of the crates in the room. Ravnar's was more exposed, so he feels himself take some harm, as does Abrisham.

Ravnar take 6 damage from this roll
12:18, Today: Story Weaver rolled 6 using 1d6 ((6)).
Abrisham take 6 too.

While the remaining mephit was exposed and snap frozen from its source of mud, so too was Said and Jagga. Their legs were pierced by ice and they found themselves stuck to their current places.

Others take some damage too
Sai take 6, Jagga take 1 (He is armored)

Just to worsen the affair, the creature had broken through, it was charging, causing quaking when it slammed a wall when turning. It got through the door to the entrance lobby, there, it sensed something it desired and roared. Charging forth with only moments before it is upon them.

(Presume Ravnar gets 1 protection from his armor...?

Duelist
When you analyze a potential opponent for a few moments, and ask, “What is its weak spot?” the GM will tell you, honestly.

Syrio uses Duelist against this new beast.

(If there's any way he can trick the new beast into attacking the light, that would be great...)

As for Ravnar and Nimol (and Sannang)... Update me, please, on how many mudphits are left active)

For armor, let's presume so, stabbed by ice means armor applies, rather than blizzard freezing blood or such.

To answer Syrio's ability, remind me, where is the Sapphire?

If you mean this:

--amulet with a simple metal and a humble sized gem of a green/yellowy colour

Syrio's got it listed in his gear, so he's the one carrying it...

There is both this and a sapphire that was obtained in this monastery.

Ah! No, Ravnar's holding that sapphire...

The creatures numerous eyes gaze, making a survey of the scene. It's top mounted mouth makes a snort like sound. Tasting the air?
Syrio recognizes that the eye facing him doesn't look at his face, but just below, to where his medallion resides. He can tell one of its other eyes looks at Ravnar.

Putting two and two together, Syrio understands what is going on. The creature  can smell the precious gems on the both of them and it's charging motion moves in their direction, indecisive which to go for first.

It's drive for gems and precious metals can be used like a lure, if done correctly.

(How many mudphits are left?)

Of the three, only one, which was completely frozen as it was weak and failed it's dodge.

(...So... You're saying...

We got all but 1 mudphit, and that 1 got frozen, so we don't have to worry about them until maybe that one thaws?

Or are you saying that that one's damaged, but still an active threat to us right now?)

As much as I would like there to be an active mephit, there is none. The only "alive" is frozen.

Got it. (Thinks...) ...Were there any gems on those stairway golems upstairs...?

I was feeling inclined to say no as my mind's eye imagine them differently. But I will say yes for a chance of drama Similar gems to the one in the amulet, found in the "eye sockets".

Okay, we'll worry about that later.

In the meantime... How shall we determine Syrio and Ravnar getting the thing to intersect with the freezing light? A Dex check for each of them...?

<orange>Well tell me, how do they intend to do so in universe? You went with Dex, so. I imagine some bull and ref cape "olay!" Moment with the gem/amulet?

If so, Dex for sure.

That is what I am suggesting yes...

(20:41, Today: Ravnar rolled 6 using 2d6+1.

20:41, Today: Syrio rolled 6 using 2d6+1.)

Oh, wow.

I'll just mark xp for each then, shall I