Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay (recruiting over)

[UserClone]

At this moment, as soon as it appears that everyone's focus is on the troll, a head pokes out of the large hole in the jail wall. Seeing that the coast is clear, the rest of the scrawny body follows the head, and a young man in ratty, worn clothing begins edging his way along the jail wall to the door at the front of the building. as he gets there, he opens the door with his back to it, stepping backwards into the room, slamming the door in front of him.

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Bernolt begins frantically searching for his personal effects, and once he has them all, will do a bit of quick "shopping" if he thinks he can get away with anything. (After all, hedge magic is enough to get him hanged, what's he got to lose by stealing? )

[Xsesiv]

Very Easy Search Test. Guards aren't known for locking up prisoner's possessions particularly well.

[UserClone]

((Okay. What dice, and what am I rolling against, and what is the specific effect of the difficulty?))

[Xsesiv]

1d100 against Intelligence, and Very Easy grants +30 to Int.

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Hell, might as well run through them all;
Very Easy = +30
Easy = +20
Routine = +10
Average = ±0
Challenging = -10
Hard = -20
Very Hard = -30

[UserClone]

Strauss begins searching around the room...
(1d100)[34]
(difficulty 69)

[Xsesiv]

You find all your own things under a table, and a leather jack, (1d5+1)[2] hand weapons, with (1d10+1)[4] daggers in a cupboard.

[UserClone]

Hm..., thinks Bernolt, as he pockets the leather jack, Never know when this might come in handy. As an afterthought, he steals the daggers too, and shoves them through his belt at the back, where his cloak should cover them from prying eyes which might lead men to wonder where he got so many daggers. With that, Bernholt looks around for the cell keys, so that he can leave via the hole again, so as not to be caught again, and then he can make for the river.

[UserClone]

Right, forgot to Search - (1d100)[18] against Int 39.

Edit@V: Ah, I thought you were referring to a blackjack, aka a sap, a typically nonlethal weapon used to knock people out. In that case, he dons the jack, wearing it over his shirt, but under his cloak, as is appropriate.

[Xsesiv]

(A leather jack is a sort of cheap armour covering the body and arms, you do know that..?)

The keys are lying on the table pinned down by a bottle of cheap wine...so that's why the guards didn't come for you.

It's still half full.

[UserClone]

Strauss, seeing nothing else that could help him here, snags the keys and makes a dash for the cell in which he had been locked, unlocking its door and peeking out as he just had a moment ago, to make sure there was no one looking.

[Xsesiv]

The rake sits up from his position on the floor and sees you. He can't very well call the guards, who are unconscious from cheap wine, so, expecting you to be unarmed, runs up to you, expecting to be branded a hero for killing a dangerous escapee.
Full action-run.

Rake's Initiative= Ag (35)+3d10. (3d10+35)[43]
Agility test as he runs on the rubble- Ag 35 (1d100)[62]

Ag test failed. The rake slips on the rubble and is lying face-up in front of you, weapon still in its scabbard, having suffered 1 Wound. He has 8 left.

Terrain is now http://s412.photobucket.com/albums/p...ent=terain.png
I did you purple because I don't know your colour.

[UserClone]

Initiative - (3d10+31)[47]
Whipping out one of the daggers, Bernolt stabs at the little rat bastard's exposed throat, hoping to silence him before he gets any bright ideas. WS - (1d100)[69](vs 31)After all, there's still the hope that everyone is still too worried about the troll to give a second look in his direction.

Edit: If you would be so kind, please place Bernolt at the square 2 squares left of him, and 1 square down. I did specify that I was peeking around the wall, not running out into the open for all to see.

[Xsesiv]

You miss and the young noble regains his feet, then pulls out his rapier.

Half action-stand
Half action-ready

edit: OK, there. http://s412.photobucket.com/albums/p...ent=terain.png

Your turn.

[UserClone]

Bernolt doesn't want others seeing this, so he begins to slowly give ground to the rake (delay?), then as the rake advances into the cell, Strauss will attempt to trip and/or hamstring him, looking to get another shot at his exposed throat.
WS - (1d100)[23] (vs 31)

[Xsesiv]

Damage rolls- Daggers give SB-3, your SB is 2, so the dagger does 1d10-1 damage. (1d10-2)[6]

[Xsesiv]

Also, as you're trying to trip him, make an Opposed Strength or Agility test, at your choice. Rake's Strength is 28, Agility 34.
S 28 (1d100)[72]
Ag 34 (1d100)[66]
That's 4 degrees of failure on Strength, 3 on Agility. Choose which one you want to use and roll against 1d100. If you get fewer DoF's, you trip him up.

[UserClone]

Oh ok. Str - (1d100)[39] vs 28

[Xsesiv]

You have fewer degrees of failure so you sweep out his legs with a ferocious slash. He falls headfirst onto the stone. the Hardness Value of stone is 6, so he takes an SB 6 hit to the head, - a TB of 2. (1d10+6)[16]

[Xsesiv]

That's +12 on the crits table. (1d100)[7]

[Xsesiv]

His head smashes on the ground and bursts like a melon. You are showered with blood and grey slime.

[UserClone]

Spitting out the gore from the noble's splattered brains, Bernolt drags the rake's twitching corpse a couple feet further in, lest someone should see. He begins rifling through the lad's pockets for money or anything else of value. He works speedily, and when he is done, he wipes his face and clothes with the cloak of the stupid boy.
Search - (1d100)[66] vs 39

[Xsesiv]

There is no money for Remigo cut off his purse, but he has a rapier and main gauche.

Spitting out the gore from the noble's splattered brains, Bernolt drags the rake's twitching corpse a couple feet further in, lest someone should see. He begins rifling through the lad's pockets for money or anything else of value. He works speedily, and when he is done, he wipes his face and clothes with the cloak of the stupid boy.
[roll0] vs 39

Little advice; a Search test is completely unneccessary at this venture. That is like making a Read/Write test to read a page of legible, sensible writing, or a Peception test to see a Troll about to hit you. You only have to make one when something is hidden or stored, concealed on someone's person, or if you have to find, for example, one book in a library, or one student in a university.

[UserClone]

Stealing the lad's frogs, Bernolt puts the weapons back into them and, donning them, shuffles off back to the corner of the wall to peek again.

[drum-n-bass]

Orzax jumps and swings his mighty axe at the big beasty troll. And then lunges at him again.

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WS-45|-|45
A-1|+1|2

SwiftAttack1 - (1d100)[39] 39-93 left leg
SwiftAttack2 - (1d100)[43] 43-34 right arm

Damage1 - (1d10+3)[7]
Damage2 - (1d10+3)[7]

Is this how I do it?

Did I hit?

[Xsesiv]

Yes, you did it, but you have a great weapon, so it's +1 damage, also it has the Impact quality, so you can roll 2 dice for damage and pick the highest result.
He has a TB of 5, so you hit each time for 4 wounds (1 extra each time for Strike Mighty Blow).

[Xsesiv]

The troll swings at Orzax in retaliation (WS 38 (1d100)[65]) and misses.

[littlebottom]

tilmann sees his opportunity and attacks again sigmar guide my hand!

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WS 41 (+10 from ruitine) 51 target (d100)[49] left leg i believe, damage (d10+4)[6] second action parrying stance

[Xsesiv]

You cause the troll 1 Wound.
Ok, apparently Remigo wants to change his rapier to his sword then charge the Troll. The change (ready) is a half action, charge is a full action, so he needs to wait till next turn to finish the movement, but will gain +10% WS from the charge, and attacks on the Troll are again at Easy, so he gains +30% in total). Orzax's turn.

New terrain map:
http://s412.photobucket.com/albums/p...ent=terain.png


Drum, it's your turn.

[Xsesiv]

Drum wants Orzax to make a Swift Attack.

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WS = 45
Bonuses: +20% from Troll being outnumbered 3 to 1. Impact Quality; attacks cause highest roll of 2d10. Slow Quality; +10% to dodge or parry.

The Troll's felt the force of Orzax, so he'll try to parry the first blow.

1st attack: (1d100)[85] Difficulty 65
Damage= (1d10+4)[14] or (1d10+4)[9] (pick highest)

2nd attack: (1d100)[62] Difficulty 65
Damage= (1d10+4)[11] or (1d10+4)[9] (pick highest)

Troll's parry attempt: WS = 38
Bonuses: +10% from Slow quality of great weapon. -20% from being outnumbered 3 to 1.

(1d100)[33] Difficulty 28

The Troll tries to parry the first blow, which misses anyway. The second hits him with massive force. His TB is 5, so he'll take 7 Wound's worth of damage (1 extra Wound from Strike Mighty Blow talent.)

[Xsesiv]

The Troll goes for the Priest of Sigmar, trying to stop his incessant distracting shouting. Once he has swung his club, he enters a stance to meet the charge of the Diestro.

WS=38, -20 from being outnumbered 3 to 1.
(1d100)[41] Difficulty 18

LB, your turn.