You Just Got Schooled IC Group 2

[Yael]

Israel Lloyd.

Ranged doesn't fit my style, I'm telling you... Lloyd whispers to himself, but he tries to locate the biggest threat. He didn't put that effort after skimming through the battlefield, and found that Water could use some help, so he drew two arrows and kept one in his mouth.
Take this, you meanies! Israel aimed and shot one of the two enemies that are flanking the elemental, Water. After the first arrow, Lloyd immediatly grabbed the arrow that he was holding with his mouth and shot again against the same target. Off we go!
After shooting, Lloyd gave a step back, to prepare to run heavily.

Spoiler: Lloyd

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[B]As a Full-Round Action, Lloyd shoots against Rogue, performing a Full Attack.
• Attack Roll: (1d20+8)[12]
• Damage Roll: (1d8+3)[7]

Spoiler: Critical Confirm

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Attack Roll: (1d20+8)[27]
Damage Roll: (2d8+6)[15]

• • Attack Roll: (1d20+3)[13]
• • Damage Roll: (1d8+3)[6]

Spoiler: Critical Confirm

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Attack Roll: (1d20+3)[23]
Damage Roll: (2d8+6)[18]

As a Free Action, Lloyd performs a 5-ft. step from H17 to G18.

MAP

[GuyFawkes]

Gol flanks the swordsman and lowers his head for a horn attack. Bone clangs against metal, and the swordsman twists to deflect the blow and avoid any damage.

Israel steps forward and decides to give ranged support to Water. However, as he suspected, ranged combat is not his forte, and his arrows miss their target.

Up above, the wizard begins another spell, but Eugene is ready for him. He shoots at the man with his pistol and hits him on the abdomen. Amazingly, the wizard staves away the pain and finishes his spell, sending force missiles towards Sir Stalwart before limping back from the bluff edge, out of sight.

Spoiler: Map, Initiative, and Tactical

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ROUND 2

MAP

Initiative:
Water: (1d20+5)[22]
Fighter: (1d20+2)[21]
Rogue: (1d20+3)[16]
Skavos: (1d20+5)[14]
Barbarian: (1d20+1)[14]
Archers: (1d20+3)[10]
Eugene: (1d20+5)[11]
Israel: (1d20+1)[7]
Gol: (1d20+4)[6]
Wizard: (1d20)[6]

Tactical:
The bluff is 20 feet high, and you can go up through the slope at j4 to m4. Creatures 10 feet from the edge of the bluff have no LoS to creatures below, and vice versa.
Trees at c8-d9, g5-h6, and t12-u13 provide cover.
Sir Stalwart takes 8 force damage.

[Jyssika]

Waters edges curl; a strange pirranah like smile appearing on his face
as he instantly turns to face the rogue who believed he could get the
better of their aqautic foe.

His form grows more and more wavelike; almost losing all humanoid
resemblance instead simply a huge crashing wavelike block of water.

Spoiler: Tactical

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Swift action shifting 6 more dex to str.
Fast healing 3.
If rogue is knocked back at all; 5ft step to follow up.

(1d20+10)[20]
If hits
(1d6+9)[14]

Fort save with DC 19 or be Stunned for 1 round (dazed if they're immune to stun), and on a Reflex save with DC 12 or be pushed back 5 feet for every point they failed the save.
If this makes them hit a solid surface or another creature, they both take 1d6 damage for every 5 feet left to move.

[GuyFawkes]

Water becomes even more like a wave and turns to face the rogue. He crashes down on him, the weight of him pushing him back and the force of the impact stunning the man. The swordsman keeps in step and continues to hack at Water, but he is a step too slow to connect.

At the other side of the pool, the other swordsman circles around Skavos and throws an upward diagonal slash. Even with the half-orc menacing him from behind, the shapeshifter manages to lean back enough so that the sword manages to hit only his armor.

Spoiler: Map, Initiative, and Tactical

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ROUND 2

MAP

Initiative:
Water: (1d20+5)[22]
Fighter: (1d20+2)[21]
Rogue: (1d20+3)[16]
Skavos: (1d20+5)[14]
Barbarian: (1d20+1)[14]
Archers: (1d20+3)[10]
Eugene: (1d20+5)[11]
Israel: (1d20+1)[7]
Gol: (1d20+4)[6]
Wizard: (1d20)[6]

Tactical:
The bluff is 20 feet high, and you can go up through the slope at j4 to m4. Creatures 10 feet from the edge of the bluff have no LoS to creatures below, and vice versa.
Trees at c8-d9, g5-h6, and t12-u13 provide cover.
The rogue is stunned for 1 round.

[Dread_Head]

Having been foiled in his attacks against the swordsman Skavos instead turns his attention on the barbarian who had just attacked him. Skavos shifts round into the water before attempting to rend the barbarian with his teeth.

Spoiler: Actions

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Skavos
HP 56/56
AC: 25, 22 touch, 19 FF
Conditions: DR 10/Silver, 25% Fortification

Map

Actions
5ft step to P13 (Skavos has a swim speed (from the Heart of Water spell he cast this morning) which I assume lets him 5ft step into the water. If not Skavos will stay where he was before his turn (Q14))
Full Attack
Bite: (1d20+7)[17]
Damage: (1d6+7)[11]+1 con damage
Bite: (1d20+7)[21]
Damage: (1d6+7)[12]+1 con damage

[GuyFawkes]

Skavos makes a splash as he goes down into the pool, which he finds is only waist-deep. He then proceeds to menace the half-orc with his bites again, and this time, he succeeds to sink in his teeth into the barbarian's leg. The half-orc howls in pain and retaliates with a downward chop with his axe, putting his weight behind the swing that it penetrates your toughened skin.

The archers continue to fire away, with the leftmost one firing at Water. Despite the target's mass seemingly changing constantly, he steadies his bow and his arrow manages to hit the elemental. The other two takes a shot at Gol. One of the missiles does not even come close, while the other manages to hit the totemist right in his chest.

Spoiler: Map, Initiative, and Tactical

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ROUND 2

MAP

Initiative:
Water: (1d20+5)[22]
Fighter: (1d20+2)[21]
Rogue: (1d20+3)[16]
Skavos: (1d20+5)[14]
Barbarian: (1d20+1)[14]
Archers: (1d20+3)[10]
Eugene: (1d20+5)[11]
Israel: (1d20+1)[7]
Gol: (1d20+4)[6]
Wizard: (1d20)[6]

Tactical:
The bluff is 20 feet high, and you can go up through the slope at j4 to m4. Creatures 10 feet from the edge of the bluff have no LoS to creatures below, and vice versa.
Trees at c8-d9, g5-h6, and t12-u13 provide cover.
Water takes 5 piercing damage.
Skavos is dealt 13 slashing damage.
Gol is hit with 8 piercing damage.

[bcool999]

Eugene // Sir Stalwart
HP 57/60 // 30/38
AC 18, 18 Touch, 14 FF // AC 15, 13 Touch, 13 FF
Conditions: 20% Miss chance, Elemental Bullets (Electric)

Holstering his spent pistol to free up a hand, Eugene fires his loaded pistol at the archer to give him something to think about.

Meanwhile, Sir Stalwart closes into melee with the soggy rogue and attempts to remove his head from his shoulders.

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Eugene:
Move action: holster pistol
Free action: Switch which hand holds the pistol so it is in his main hand
No-action: 5ft. step towards archer
Standard action: Fire on the archer (On far left nearest Eugene)
Attack: (1d20+9)[14] (-2 from range penalty included)
Damage: (1d10+4)[10] + (1d6)[4] Electricity

Sir Stalwart:
Move action: close in on rogue
Standard action: Power attack for -3 to hit +6 to damage
Attack: (1d20+5)[11]
Damage: (1d8+10)[17]

[Yael]

Those guys need more help, it seems. Lloyd thought as he turned his sight to the right. He started running towards their comrades to have a 3-on-3 situation at the east. While at the move, the duskblade withdrew his bow and drew his longsword, holding it with both his hands.

Spoiler: Lloyd Status & Tactical

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Israel Lloyd
Male Chaotic Good Human Duskblade 6, Level 6th, Init +1, HP 50/50, Speed 20 ft.
AC 17, Touch 11, Flat-footed 16, Fort +9, Ref +4, Will +8, Base Attack Bonus 6/+1
+1 Enhancement Longsword +10/+5 (1d8 + 5, 19-20 / x2)
+1 Enhancement Breastplate, (+6 Armor, +1 Dex)
Abilities Str 16, Dex 12, Con 16, Int 12, Wis 14, Cha 10
Condition None

Lloyd moves from his position four squares east. While on the move, he withdraws his bow as part of his Move Action.
As his second Move Action, Lloyd walks two squares east and one northeast, ending adjacent with the Fighter. As part of this second Move Action, Lloyd draws his longsword, holding it with his two hands.

Spoiler: OoC

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I have no access to the map, it won't load, so I'll just specify as I remember.

[Qwertystop]

Gol
Keep focused... keep it together... going wild won't help...

"I am trying to help you here," Gol snaps at Skavos.

Spoiler: Crunch

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HP 34/42
AC: 21, 14 touch, 17 FF
Conditions/Other Modifiers: Flanking
5-foot step to R14
Attack Fighter 1:
Attack roll: (1d20+7)[23]
Damage roll: (1d6+5)[11] bludgeoning + (1d6)[2] cold.
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[GuyFawkes]

Master and puppet go into action, with Eugene taking the archer and Sir Stalwart going for the rogue. Both are unsuccessful with their attacks; Eugene's bullet goes wide to the left, clanging and ricocheting off the invisible wall of the room while Sir Stalwart's swing goes harmlessly over the stunned rogue's head.

Israel decides to forego ranged combat and stick to what he does best; fight with his sword. He engages the swordsman to the right, and Gol takes advantage of double-teaming him. he drops his head and lunges, this time his horn tearing through metal and flesh.

Up from the bluff, the wizard reappears on the ledge and throws a ray at Water, which sizzles and as it hits the elemental.

Spoiler: DC 16 Spellcraft

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scorching ray

Spoiler: Map, Initiative, and Tactical

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ROUND 2

MAP

Initiative:
Water: (1d20+5)[22]
Fighter: (1d20+2)[21]
Rogue: (1d20+3)[16]
Skavos: (1d20+5)[14]
Barbarian: (1d20+1)[14]
Archers: (1d20+3)[10]
Eugene: (1d20+5)[11]
Israel: (1d20+1)[7]
Gol: (1d20+4)[6]
Wizard: (1d20)[6]

Tactical:
The bluff is 20 feet high, and you can go up through the slope at j4 to m4. Creatures 10 feet from the edge of the bluff have no LoS to creatures below, and vice versa.
Trees at c8-d9, g5-h6, and t12-u13 provide cover.
Water is hit with 11 fire damage.

[Jyssika]

Arcane arts!
Water boils with anger as the ray of burning heat blasts a large
cloud of steam from his back.

Water takes a step deeper back into the water; evidently happy
to have both himself and his opponant waist deep in the pool.

Common: Surrender; you need not have to die!

Spoiler: Tactical

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http://pyromancers.com/media/view/ma...round_id=89402

3 Fast healing (Pending dispel on ray attack or not hp is either of the 2 values listed in HP box)

5ft step then grabble vs rogue.
Presumably no AoO due to stunned.

Touch attack (1d20+10)[22] +1 extra for both being in water.
Grapple Check (1d20+10)[20] +1 extra for both being in water.

[GuyFawkes]

Water surges in to the water, and next towards the stunned rogue who could do nothing to thwart the elemental's grasp. His comrade comes in closer to his aid, hacking at Water and connecting with his blade.

On the other side, the swordsman regards Israel but turns back at Gol as he is hit with his horn attack. He steps to the side and swings inward to the left, but the totemist is ready to block that sword.

Spoiler: Map, Initiative, and Tactical

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ROUND 2

MAP

Initiative:
Water: (1d20+5)[22]
Fighter: (1d20+2)[21]
Rogue: (1d20+3)[16]
Skavos: (1d20+5)[14]
Barbarian: (1d20+1)[14]
Archers: (1d20+3)[10]
Eugene: (1d20+5)[11]
Israel: (1d20+1)[7]
Gol: (1d20+4)[6]
Wizard: (1d20)[6]

Tactical:
The bluff is 20 feet high, and you can go up through the slope at j4 to m4. Creatures 10 feet from the edge of the bluff have no LoS to creatures below, and vice versa.
Trees at c8-d9, g5-h6, and t12-u13 provide cover.
Water is dealt 10 slashing damage.

[Dread_Head]

Skavos shifts round in the water to pin his foe between himself and Gol before unleashing another pair of savage bite attacks.

Spoiler: Actions

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Skavos
HP 53/56
AC: 25, 22 touch, 19 FF
Conditions: DR 10/Silver, 25% Fortification

Map

Actions
5ft step to P12
Full Attack
Bite: (1d20+9)[22]+2 from flanking
Damage: (1d6+7)[12]+1 con damage
Bite: (1d20+9)[23]+2 from flanking
Damage: (1d6+7)[12]+1 con damage

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[GuyFawkes]

Skavos works around the half-orc and lunges in with his fangs. This time, both his attempts connect, tearing through flesh and liberating lots of blood. This enrages the half-orc and he roars in fury. He keeps in step with Skavos and swings down his axe with so much force he could not control it, and the shapeshifter dodges the telegraphed attack easily. Noticing their comrade in trouble, the archers once again switch targets, this time focusing on Skavos. One arrow misses badly, but the other sinks into the shapeshifter's tough skin. The other archer shoots at the small puppet and grazes Sir Stalwart's arm.

Spoiler: Map, Initiative, and Tactical

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ROUND 2

MAP

Initiative:
Water: (1d20+5)[22]
Fighter: (1d20+2)[21]
Rogue: (1d20+3)[16]
Skavos: (1d20+5)[14]
Barbarian: (1d20+1)[14]
Archers: (1d20+3)[10]
Eugene: (1d20+5)[11]
Israel: (1d20+1)[7]
Gol: (1d20+4)[6]
Wizard: (1d20)[6]

Tactical:
The bluff is 20 feet high, and you can go up through the slope at j4 to m4. Creatures 10 feet from the edge of the bluff have no LoS to creatures below, and vice versa.
Trees at c8-d9, g5-h6, and t12-u13 provide cover.
Skavos takes 6 piercing damage.
Sir Stalwart is dealt 4 piercing damage.

[bcool999]

Annoyed at the wizard's return, Eugene attempts to teach him the error of that decision with more gunfire.

Meanwhile, Sir Stalwart seeks nearby cover from the archer above and then continues his assault on his master's enemies. Starting with the swordsman attempting to save his captured ally.

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Eugene // Sir Stalwart
HP 57/60 // 26/38
AC 18, 18 Touch, 14 FF // 15, 13 Touch, 13 FF
Conditions: 20% miss chance, Elemental Bullets (Electric)

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Eugene: 5ft. step
Move: Reload
Standard: Attack Wizard
Attack: (1d20+9)[28] (Distance penalty included)
Damage: (1d10+4)[10] + (1d6)[4]

Sir Stalwart: Move to space on map (Should grant cover from archer fire)
Standard: Attack Fighter

Attack: (1d20+8)[11]
Damage: [1d8+4[/roll]

[Yael]

This is where I demonstrate that I am a worthy swordsman! Come on, Lloyd! Quicky spoke to himself, as he approached the foe in front of him. Gyah! He shout as he swong his sword for the first time, holding his hand with both his hands hoping to get that hit with style.

Spoiler: Lloyd Status & Tactical

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Israel Lloyd
Male Chaotic Good Human Duskblade 6, Level 6th, Init +1, HP 50/50, Speed 20 ft.
AC 17, Touch 11, Flat-footed 16, Fort +9, Ref +4, Will +8, Base Attack Bonus 6/+1
+1 Enhancement Longsword +10/+5 (1d8 + 5, 19-20 / x2)
+1 Enhancement Breastplate, (+6 Armor, +1 Dex)
Abilities Str 16, Dex 12, Con 16, Int 12, Wis 14, Cha 10
Condition None

Lloyd 5-foot steps to the square adjacent to him as a free action.
Lloyd Full Attacks Fighter 1 with his longsword, which he is holding with both of his hands. Calling for a -2/+4 Power Attack.

Attack Roll: (1d20+8)[25]
Damage Roll: (1d8+9)[10]

Spoiler: Critical Threat

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Attack Roll: (1d20+8)[24]
Damage Roll: (1d8+9)[11]

Attack Roll: (1d20+3)[5]
Damage Roll: (1d8+9)[11]

Spoiler: Critical Threat

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Attack Roll: (1d20+3)[6]
Damage Roll: (1d8+9)[15]

[Qwertystop]

Skavos' scuffle has shifted out of reach - too far to maintain the flank without taking a hit. The other one, then, with the overdramatic lunatic.

Spoiler: Crunch

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Map updated for Lloyd. You were unclear - there are two squares to which you could five-foot and from which you could attack. I went with Q16 as opposed to Q15, and am making my move assuming that. If I'm wrong, it can be modified easily.

HP 34/42
AC: 21, 14 touch, 17 FF
Conditions/Other Modifiers: Flanking

5-foot step to S14
Attack Fighter 1: (1d20+9)[21]
Damage: (1d6+5)[9] bludgeoning + (1d6)[2] cold.

[GuyFawkes]

Israel and Gol team up on the swordsman, and their concerted effort pays off. Israel immediately shows his worth as a swordsman, connecting solidly with his first swing, but perhaps gets over-excited and mistimes his swing, missing wide on the second. Gol capitalizes on the distraction and drives his horn into the swordsman, connecting yet again. The swordsman is bloodied, but he still stands.

Eugene fires again at the wizard, and it looks like he is getting used to the new guns since his bullet finds its target once more. His trusty companion does not share his fate, though, as its attacks are still ineffective.

Up above, the wizard curses loudly as another bullet hits him. He knows another such hit could be the end of him, but he starts another spell anyway. And for this one, he needs to get closer to his target, and obviously, to his opponents.

He just hopes they would miss.

As he finishes his spell, he throws a ray at Skavos. The ray connects and the shifter is not hurt, but instead is almost instantly sapped of his strength.

Spoiler: DC 15 Spellcraft

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ray of enfeeblement

Spoiler: Map, Initiative, and Tactical

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ROUND 3

MAP

Initiative:
Water: (1d20+5)[22]
Fighter: (1d20+2)[21]
Rogue: (1d20+3)[16]
Skavos: (1d20+5)[14]
Barbarian: (1d20+1)[14]
Archers: (1d20+3)[10]
Eugene: (1d20+5)[11]
Israel: (1d20+1)[7]
Gol: (1d20+4)[6]
Wizard: (1d20)[6]

Tactical:
The bluff is 20 feet high, and you can go up through the slope at j4 to m4. Creatures 10 feet from the edge of the bluff have no LoS to creatures below, and vice versa.
Trees at c8-d9, g5-h6, and t12-u13 provide cover.
Skavos suffers 5 penalty to Strength.

[Jyssika]

Water; still clinging to the now struggling rogue
who does not seem intent on answering his demands
attempts to drag the fool deeper into the pond,
hoping to lure the swordsman to follow where
he will be easy prey for the sharklike elemental.

Common: Do you not know how to speak whelp?

Spoiler: Tactical

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Fast Healing 3

Grapple check to move both him and the rogue 5ft (effectively a 5ft step) south east i13 j13 respectively.
(1d20+10)[23] +1 for both being in water.

After Grapple check Water will convert 2 Str to 2 Dex as a swift action.

[GuyFawkes]

Water uses brute strength to pull the thug further into the pool, and the man could do nothing to stand his ground. Recovering his body control, he contorts and squirms to escape the elemental's grasp. His companion keeps in step with them - now going into the pond - and continues to hack at Water. He exploits an opening from the elemental's effort at dragging the rogue and scores a solid blow.

At the other side of the pool, the other swordsman re-positions himself to escape the flank. He still focuses on Gol and brings his sword up once more. With a strong downward cut, he blows through Gol's defense and cuts his shoulder.

Spoiler: Map, Initiative, and Tactical

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ROUND 3

MAP

Initiative:
Water: (1d20+5)[22]
Fighter: (1d20+2)[21]
Rogue: (1d20+3)[16]
Skavos: (1d20+5)[14]
Barbarian: (1d20+1)[14]
Archers: (1d20+3)[10]
Eugene: (1d20+5)[11]
Israel: (1d20+1)[7]
Gol: (1d20+4)[6]
Wizard: (1d20)[6]

Tactical:
The bluff is 20 feet high, and you can go up through the slope at j4 to m4. Creatures 10 feet from the edge of the bluff have no LoS to creatures below, and vice versa.
Trees at c8-d9, g5-h6, and t12-u13 provide cover.
Gol is hit with 10 slashing damage.
Water takes 16 slashing damage.

[Dread_Head]

Skavos roars in anger at the wizard in response to the weakness he now feels in his bones. He then start moving towards the wizard before remembering his current combatant. He howls once more before attempting to bite the barbarian twice more.

Spoiler: Actions

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Skavos
HP 53/56
AC: 25, 22 touch, 19 FF
Conditions: DR 10/Silver, 25% Fortification

Map

Actions
5ft step to P11
Full Attack
Bite: (1d20+4)[13]
Damage: (1d6+4)[9]+1 con damage
Bite: (1d20+4)[17]
Damage: (1d6+4)[6]+1 con damage

[GuyFawkes]

The wizard's spell seems to be effective, as Skavos' bites lose their snap from before, and his opponent manages to defend himself from them this time. The half-orc then retaliates with another heavy swing, and while the shifter is weakened, he is still very much capable of avoiding such clumsy an attack.

The archers continue their volley from up above, this time choosing Sir Stalwart and Skavos as their targets. Three more arrows fly, but none hit their mark.

Spoiler: Map, Initiative, and Tactical

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ROUND 3

MAP

Initiative:
Water: (1d20+5)[22]
Fighter: (1d20+2)[21]
Rogue: (1d20+3)[16]
Skavos: (1d20+5)[14]
Barbarian: (1d20+1)[14]
Archers: (1d20+3)[10]
Eugene: (1d20+5)[11]
Israel: (1d20+1)[7]
Gol: (1d20+4)[6]
Wizard: (1d20)[6]

Tactical:
The bluff is 20 feet high, and you can go up through the slope at j4 to m4. Creatures 10 feet from the edge of the bluff have no LoS to creatures below, and vice versa.
Trees at c8-d9, g5-h6, and t12-u13 provide cover.

[bcool999]

Eugene and Sir Stalwart

Seeing the ray that stuck his ally Skavos, Eugene decides he has had enough of that wizard. "Charge Sir Stalwart! Strike down the enemy spellcaster!" While he gives his order, Eugene quickly reloads and fires at the wizard himself, giving his foe no chance to prepare himself for the coming assault.

Hearing his master's order, Sir Stalwart lets out a massive roar as he launches himself at the wizard. "For my Master! HRRRAAAAAAGH!"

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MAP
Eugene // Sir Stalwart
HP 57/60 // 26/38
AC 18, 18 Touch, 14 FF // 13, 11 Touch, 11 FF (-2 for charging applied)
Conditions: 20% miss chance, Elemental Bullets (Electric)

Eugene: Move action reload
Standard action attack on the wizard
Attack: (1d20+9)[29]
Damage: (1d10+4)[6] + (1d6)[3]

Sir Stalwart:
Full Round Action: Charge the wizard. Power attack for -2, +4
Attack: (1d20+8)[12]
Damage: (1d8+8)[15]

[Yael]

Arcane fluff? Yes please! Israel shouts while he lets his sword to do some weird stuff with his hands, making his sword to emanate electricity, for which he swings it towards the warrior.
Behold! Lloyd speaks as he holds his weapon with his two hands and deliver what he thinks may be the killing blow.

Spoiler: Lloyd & Tactical

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Israel Lloyd
Male Chaotic Good Human Duskblade 6, Level 6th, Init +1, HP 50/50, Speed 20 ft.
AC 17, Touch 11, Flat-footed 16, Fort +9, Ref +4, Will +8, Base Attack Bonus 6/+1
+1 Enhancement Longsword +10/+5 (1d8 + 5, 19-20 / x2)
+1 Enhancement Breastplate, (+6 Armor, +1 Dex)
Abilities Str 16, Dex 12, Con 16, Int 12, Wis 14, Cha 10
Condition None
Spells per Day:
• 0: 6.
• 1st: 6 (-1 this turn).
• 2nd: 3.

Lloyd performs a 5-ft. Step from Q16 to Q15 as a free action.
As a Standard Action, Israel arcane channels his spell: Shocking Grasp into his longsword, following it witn a single attack towards Fighter 1, for which he calls for a -2/+4 Power Attack.
Attack Roll: (1d20+8)[26] (I don't know if the +3 to the attack roll is made if the enemy has metal armor, so I won't add it, but if it applies, please add it.)
Damage Roll: (1d8+9)[17]

Spoiler: Critical Threat

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Attack Roll: (1d20+8)[20] (Same as with normal attack roll)
Damage Roll: (1d8+9)[16]

Plus (5d6)[19] electricity damage.
MAP

[Qwertystop]

Keep circling, keep it together... now!

Spoiler: Crunch

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HP 34/42
AC: 21, 14 touch, 17 FF
Conditions/Other Modifiers: Flanking

5-foot step to R13
Attack Barbarian: (1d20+9)[23]
Damage: (1d6+5)[7] bludgeoning and (1d6)[6] cold
Map

[GuyFawkes]

In a blink of an eye, the group manages to turn the tide in their favor. Eugene locks in on the foolish wizard with his sights and fires, and the robed man does not even see what hits him. He catches the bullet straight on his forehead, and he goes down without even a sound but a thud as his dead body hits the ground. Israel charges his sword with magic and his blow impacts the swordsman's full plate with a loud and scintillating display that is more than enough to take care of his target. With his opponent dead, Gol turns his horns towards the half-orc. His attack impacts with much force, and the barbarian looks to be dead. However, he is kept standing by his sheer rage.

Spoiler: Map, Initative, and Tactical

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ROUND 4

MAP

Initiative:
Water: (1d20+5)[22]
Fighter: (1d20+2)[21]
Rogue: (1d20+3)[16]
Skavos: (1d20+5)[14]
Barbarian: (1d20+1)[14]
Archers: (1d20+3)[10]
Eugene: (1d20+5)[11]
Israel: (1d20+1)[7]
Gol: (1d20+4)[6]
Wizard: (1d20)[6]

Tactical:
The bluff is 20 feet high, and you can go up through the slope at j4 to m4. Creatures 10 feet from the edge of the bluff have no LoS to creatures below, and vice versa.
Trees at c8-d9, g5-h6, and t12-u13 provide cover.
Fighter 1 is dead.
Wizard is dead.

[Jyssika]

Water growing tired of the mans silence realises he
must act; further spurred on by the mechanical puppet
having dropped the Wizard, a task he wished to do
personally.

Spoiler: Map, Initative, and Tactical

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HP 49/68
AC: 15, 10 touch, 15 FF
Conditions/Other Modifiers: Water Mastery, Fast Healing 3, DR 3, In Grapple.

Fast Healing 3

MAP

Attempt to Pin the Rogue
(1d20+5)[16] +1 For both being in water.

[GuyFawkes]

Water presses down even more and succeeds on pinning the rogue, who growls as he tries to get away still. The swordsman relentlessly comes at him, clearly intent on using the elemental's struggle with his comrade to land his attacks, and he does.

Spoiler: Map, Initiative, and Tactical

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ROUND 4

MAP

Initiative:
Water: (1d20+5)[22]
Fighter: (1d20+2)[21]
Rogue: (1d20+3)[16]
Skavos: (1d20+5)[14]
Barbarian: (1d20+1)[14]
Archers: (1d20+3)[10]
Eugene: (1d20+5)[11]
Israel: (1d20+1)[7]
Gol: (1d20+4)[6]
Wizard: (1d20)[6]

Tactical:
The bluff is 20 feet high, and you can go up through the slope at j4 to m4. Creatures 10 feet from the edge of the bluff have no LoS to creatures below, and vice versa.
Trees at c8-d9, g5-h6, and t12-u13 provide cover.
Rogue is pinned (and awaiting Water's grapple check).
Water is dealt 6 slashing damage.

[Dread_Head]

Angered by his previous failure Skavos attacks his foe again whilst roaring. He tears first at his opponents throat then tries to open up his leg with his savage jaw.

Spoiler: Actions

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Skavos
HP 53/56
AC: 25, 22 touch, 19 FF
Conditions: DR 10/Silver, 25% Fortification

Map remains the same

Actions
Full Attack
Bite: (1d20+6)[16] (includes +2 from flanking)
Damage: (1d6+4)[10]+1 con damage
Bite: (1d20+6)[20] (includes +2 from flanking)
Damage: (1d6+4)[5]+1 con damage

[GuyFawkes]

Skavos' savage assault connects and is enough to finally drop the half-orc. With their melee buffers almost non-existent, the archers act defensively, focusing on the nearest threat: Sir Stalwart. Their concerted ranged attacks all connect, dealing the puppet considerable damage.

Spoiler: Map, Initiative, and Tactical

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ROUND 4

MAP

Initiative:
Water: (1d20+5)[22]
Fighter: (1d20+2)[21]
Rogue: (1d20+3)[16]
Skavos: (1d20+5)[14]
Barbarian: (1d20+1)[14]
Archers: (1d20+3)[10]
Eugene: (1d20+5)[11]
Israel: (1d20+1)[7]
Gol: (1d20+4)[6]
Wizard: (1d20)[6]

Tactical:
The bluff is 20 feet high, and you can go up through the slope at j4 to m4. Creatures 10 feet from the edge of the bluff have no LoS to creatures below, and vice versa.
Trees at c8-d9, g5-h6, and t12-u13 provide cover.
Rogue is grappled.
Barbarian is dead.
Sir Stalwart is hit with 3, 5, and 7 piercing damage.