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: "And if we do stop to fight them now we'll have fewer supplies if more trouble comes our way. Supplies that we may need. They'll go back to looting as soon as we leave and--"

: "Let it go, Captain. They're clearly committed."

: "As to your question, Mister Warwick, I suppose I could be persuaded to use some valuable medicine on this criminal. However, I must insist that the coast be clear first. I may be armed but I am not a fighter by nature."

: "Look people, I know you want to save the village. Some of you do, anyway. Unfortunately, time is of the essence. General Eastland needs us back post-haste."

The wastelander spits something in return. Adrien can't quite make it all out but it involves his mother and the strange, two-humped horses that the wastelanders used as pack animals.

Adrien attacks!
Hit: 94+10-10-4=90, roll 38, hit!
Crit: 7-1=6, roll 21
Fighter B takes 11 damage!

Enemy Phase 1

Archer A takes 2 damage.

Realizing that they are outmatched,  most of the surviving ambushers fall back toward the village, bellowing for reinforcements. A couple remain behind, either more confident than the rest or determined to delay the group.

Archer B attacks!
Hit: 85-15-10-20=40, roll 68, miss!

Archer A attacks!
Hit: 100-26-15=59, roll 43, hit!
No crit
Edmund takes 11 damage!

Fighter D attacks!
Hit: 87-26-15=46, roll 16, hit!
No crit
Edmund takes 10 damage!

Edmund is downed!

Archer C enters Overwatch!

Down the road, the armored wastelanders form up into a defensive line. They have no intention of letting the party through without a fight.

Up north, warriors engage the last of Briarpatch's militia.

Wizard A attacks!
Hit: 95-18=77, roll 73, hit!
Crit: 13-4=9, roll 77
Village Militia A takes 6 damage!

Fighter G attacks!
Hit: 87+15-18=84, roll 87, miss!

Village Militia A counters!
Hit: 101-15-9=77, roll 38, hit!
Crit: 13-1=12, roll 3, crit!
Fighter G takes 6x3=18 damage!

Archer E attacks!
Hit: 85-18=67, roll 88, miss!

Halberdier B attacks!
Hit: 84+15-17=82, roll 25, hit!
no crit
Village Swordsman takes 14 damage!

Village Swordsman counters!
Hit: 85-15-12=58, roll 51, hit!
Crit: 19-1=18, roll 69
Halberdier B takes 6 damage!

Halberdier D attacks!
Hit: 82, roll 95, miss!

Village Swordsman counters!
Hit 58, roll 44, hit! ((you gotta be kidding me))
Crit: 18, roll 80
Halberdier D takes 6 damage!

Archer D attacks!
Hit: 85-17=68, roll 82, miss!

Fighter F attacks!
Hit: 84, roll 93, miss! ((so much for the friggin weapon triangle))

Village Militia B counters!
Hit: 77, roll 77, hit!
Crit: 12, roll 80
Fighter F takes 6 damage!

The villagers make a tremendous account of themselves, actually dishing out more than they receive though two of them are wounded.

In the woods, a bandit creeps towards the house with a red roof, violence in his eyes.

Ally Phase 1

Porkins positions his horse between Zelda and the nearest foes, growling low in his throat as he prepares to intercept any attacks directed against her. Zelda, for her part, makes no move.

The village militia, pressed from all sides, tries to fight their way clear.

Village Swordsman attacks!
Hit: 85+15-9=91, roll 18, hit!
Crit: 19-1=18, roll 81
Fighter F takes 11 damage!

Fighter F counters!
Hit: 87-15-17=55, roll 92, miss!

Village Militia A attacks!
Hit: 77, roll 72, hit!
Crit: 12, roll 23
Fighter G takes 6 damage!

Fighter G counters!
Hit: 84, roll 9, hit!
no crit
Village Militia A takes 14 damage!

Village Militia A has been struck down.

Village Militia B attacks!
Hit: 77, roll 78, miss!

Fighter G counters!
Hit: 84, roll 76, hit!
Village Militia B takes 14 damage!

Village Militia C attacks!
Hit: 101-20-19=62, roll 30, hit!
Crit: 13-5=8, roll 50
Archer D takes 3 damage!

Perhaps rendered overconfident by their good fortune up to this point, the milita begins to fall apart. They do not give up, however.

Player Phase 2




EXP: 68/100

Speaking of Pathfinder releases, apparently PF Spelljammer came out a little while back.

If we're worried about the weapon triangle getting in the way in the coming EP, Sam's drums can allow those performed to ignore penalties caused by being on the wrong end of the triangle. Any chance that could help?

Because we're out in the open and getting hit from all sides, as opposed to huddled inside a brick building tanking a single point of entry.

But, whatever.

I don't know how bad the damage is, but I managed to take a misstep going down some stairs this morning and practically landed on my foot sideways.

The pain comes and goes. Sometimes I can walk on it normally, other times I'm limping to one degree or another. I imagine that if something were broken I'd be on the ground or hopping on my uninjured foot, so here's hoping for a minor sprain.