"The hell was that?" a gruff voice shouted. "You all get in there and find out what it was!"

Ghostface prepared to strike as soon as their targets presented themselves.

Riddler's Daughter reached to her utility belt, ready for whatever she needed.

A trio of armed thugs appeared  at the top of the stairs.

(OOC: You guys go first.)

The quarters were a little tight for tear gas, so Ghostface struck out with her grappling hook!

23, Damage 6

Riddler's Daughter swung her cane at one of the thugs, charging up the taser at the end.

[OOC: Riddler's Daughter rolled 20 using 1d20+10 ((10)).]

Two of the thugs fell. The third ran off.

"Boss! Boss! Some a them heroes are here!" he screamed as he ran.
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Ghostface followed, mayhem at her heels.

Riddler's Daughter got a drone ready and followed.

As you both entered the warehouse, you see the criminal known as Two-Face, levelling a machine gun at the door, several thugs beside him.

Do they see us?  Is the gun pointed at us?  Should we roll Init?

(OOC: Yes, sorry. Init time)

12.  Bleah.

[OOC: Riddler's Daughter rolled 14 using 1d20+5 ((9)).]

(OOC: The villain and his thugs rolled very badly. Go.)

Two-Face was probably the most dangerous one here, and that made him Ghostface's problem.  A grappling hook to one of those faces or the other might be a good opener, so that was the order of the day.

Charging Two-Face, grapple attack... a mere 14.  Bleah.

Riddler's Daughter moved to the side, planning to take down the thugs so Ghostface could take on the main threat.  She swung her cane at one of the thugs.

[OOC: Riddler's Daughter rolled 18 using 1d20+10 ((8)).]

The thug went down as the cane connected with his face, while two-Face managed to break out of the grapple easily.

"Time to die, kids," Two-Face said as he opened fire with his machine gun, the thug shooting as well.

(OOC:  You each need to make a toughness save of DC 20)

[OOC:  Riddler's Daughter rolled 27 using 1d20+8 ((19)).]

Ghostface twisted, taking the shots solidly on body armor.

22:39, Today: Ghostface rolled 25 using 1d20+6 ((19)).

(OOC: Go.)

Riddler's Daughter took a swing at another thug.

[OOC:  Riddler's Daughter rolled 27 using 1d20+10 ((17)).]

Ghostface went right for Two-Face, swinging her grappling hook to keep him off balance.  Besides, that might make it harder for the thugs to shoot at them...

14.  Feh.

One of the thugs went down, his gun spinning off under a shelf.



"How'd you find us, kiddies?" Two-Face asked as he moved his head out of the way. "First one to talk dies last."

He and the remaining thugs opened fire.

(OOC: Thug misses, but Ghostface needs to make a toughness save vs DC 20)

16

Four winced at the impact of the bullets, but while that hurt, this was no time to give up-- they moved in to engage directly with two-face using the grapple.

23; Damage 6