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> I'm standing right next to the thing
No you're not, go back and read the postings. You're about 20 feet away. And a thunderstone has a 10 foot radius area of effect.
You're trying to bluff him, so why didn't you roll a d20 and make a bluff check against the kobold's sense motive check. (Cha mod -2, circumstantial mod +2 since the kobold wants to believe you.) I'm rolling for you. You got an 11 and he got a 9, you fooled him, he does not get his readied shot at you, we continue in regular intiative order.
Yes, you roll to target the square and if you miss you roll to see where it went. As it is...a 12, you got the square he's in. BANG! The kobold has to make a DC 15 Fortitude save. And...nope. The kobold is now deaf. That means that his initiative drops by 4 (Castille will start going before the little runt) and he has a 20% chance to miscast any spell with a verbal component (which is almost all of them).
No you're not, go back and read the postings. You're about 20 feet away. And a thunderstone has a 10 foot radius area of effect.
You're trying to bluff him, so why didn't you roll a d20 and make a bluff check against the kobold's sense motive check. (Cha mod -2, circumstantial mod +2 since the kobold wants to believe you.) I'm rolling for you. You got an 11 and he got a 9, you fooled him, he does not get his readied shot at you, we continue in regular intiative order.
Yes, you roll to target the square and if you miss you roll to see where it went. As it is...a 12, you got the square he's in. BANG! The kobold has to make a DC 15 Fortitude save. And...nope. The kobold is now deaf. That means that his initiative drops by 4 (Castille will start going before the little runt) and he has a 20% chance to miscast any spell with a verbal component (which is almost all of them).
posted by Charles
| 1:05 AM
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