OOC: Nope, as stated earlier; my first failed attack was a readied action that does not count in this round. The action above is my first round action. Also, don't forget that half-elves (such as Rayorr) are immune to sleep spells and similar effects.
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Oh, he's a half-elf?  Musta missed that.

OOC:  Will Save - failed (natural 1, even.  :p)

Korgan meake a feeble attempt to break out of the webs.

23:12, Today: Korgan Nkopno rolled 6 using 1d20+5. Strength check.

OOC: Nope, no readied, that was that round's turn.  Just let me know when it's my turn again.

OOC: Quinlan, thanks for alerting our DM about Rayorr's insomnia ;)
Rayorr should have moved to close with the spiders.

My 'net connection's been a bit iffy this weekend, I'll catch up tonight.

Sorry, if everyone will pause for a bit until I can sort out a few details, I'll update my post.

No problemo!

I haven't been able to get on this past week, I'll catch up as soon as I can.

If Mike wants to get everything updated and I haven't done it yet, he is welcome to do so.

As Palanhilion and Kylie beat up on the nearest spider-thing, the second and third ones cast something, with no effect.  Rayorr moves forward past Kylie and engages the far spider.  The first spider is now bleeding profusely.  Korgan tries to break free from the web, but fails.  Quinlan moves out of the tunnel to help in the fight.

Let's try this again, shall we?





S1-Spider 1  - 25
Pa-Palan     - 19    Webbed
Ko-Korgan    - 19    Webbed
S2-Spider 2  - 13
Qu-Quinlan   - 13
Ra-Rayorr    - 13
S3-Spider 3  -  8
Ky-Kylie     -  5

Sc-Spider corpse
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The first spider snaps at Rayorr as he passes, and gets him on the leg.  It then Snaps at Kylie, barely catching her on the arm.

Korgan tries to break free again.

11:52, Today: Korgan Nkopno rolled 16 using 1d20+5. Strength check. 

Korgan fails again.

OOC:  So, I rolled a natural 1 for my Will Save earlier - anything happen because of that?

No, because you, too, are an Elf.

OOC:  Proof that the stereotypical elven superiority complex is rightly founded, I'd say.  ;-)



Stepping out from behind Quinlan, Palanhilion muttered a quick series of elven words, before pointing a single finger outwards.  A beam of fire struck out, reaching for one of the spiders...  but ended up going right into the ground in front of it, not even close to singing it.


OOC:  Step to H6, cast Scorching Ray at S2, ranged touch attack misses any AC in the world.  :p

The second spider shoots a web at Palanhilion, and it hits, sticking him to the floor of the cave.

OOC: I rolled "4" for initiative when starting the encounter, but since I'm assigned to act earlier I will ;-)

Quinlan moves further into the cave (to I04), along the stone wall, before launching another arrow at the spider in the back.

13:10, Today: Quinlan Fairfellow rolled 8 using 1d8. Damage.
13:08, Today: Quinlan Fairfellow rolled 13 using 1d20+7. Bow attack. (Spider 2)

And with Rayorr's Divine Favour that should be: Attack 14, Damage 9
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11:27, Today: Rayorr rolled 3 using 1d20+2. Attack spider with sword

"Aaaaaggg!!!"

The priest calls out in pain as the spider bites him in the leg. The situation is quite dangerous and he realizes that they need to kill these arachnids or they will never leave these caves. He slashes at the spider with his long sword, hoping to dispatch it.

The third spider bites at Rayorr, misses, then scuttles back into the entrance of the tunnel it came from

(OOC: If I'm not mistaken, my turn is up)

Korgan flexes his muscles trying to break the web.

19:58, Today: Korgan Nkopno rolled 22 using 1d20+5. Strength check.

You already rolled for this round.  I rolled for you last round, you rolled this round, so you have to wait till your next turn to roll.

(OOC: Ok, Just that the arrow was at the beginning of the round)

OOC: By my count we're waiting for Kylie to round things off. Did my arrow hit its mark?

Yes.