[OOC] Table of Monsters

[Lugia]

INT: for every 2 INT, the damage of your magic spells increases by 3 points.

Anyways, you didn't roll for how much the potion healed. The potion heals by 10+1d10 HP, and thankfully doesn't suffer from the healing penalty that spells do on characters in the near death state.

Oh, and turn order says that it's @The Grey Dust's turn next. Oh, but, Evanist, one of the zombies was trying to attack you, so, dodge and possible hit rolls as well, please.

[Evanist]

Ok... sorry forgot about the potion... rolled a 2 on a d10.... fuck my luck.... And Lugia just rolled for me cause of my shit luck.

7 for zombie
16 for me.

So I dodge.... 1 sec editing.

[Eklispe]

attack of opportunity for running past zombies XD

[The Grey Dust]

Roll for Me: 11
Roll for Zombie: 14

The undead manage to avoid the attack I take it?

[Lugia]

Nope. Remember, you have a +50% to hit, and your own AGI (9) factors in, as well as its luck (1).
So, damage roll, and remember you're using a 1d6 weapon now.
...
unless you're using a spell, in which case, your agi (+4 to hit total) still factors in.

[The Grey Dust]

Ah right right... the 50% modifier.
It would have been 15 vs 15 without it <_>

so 1d6.

Damage Roll: 4 + 7/2 = 7 :)

Take that foul undead.

He has no Nuking-level spells. given the situation an melee-attack would be best until he learns more about the enemy.

[Lugia]

... -6 Defense. They're kinda defensively tough.

[The Grey Dust]

I keep forgetting the def mods X3

[Eklispe]

I roared at them. I rolled a 1. I await your judgement

[Lugia]

They didn't even notice you roaring at them.

[Lugia]

So, here's what ended up happening this round, roll-wise.

My hit roll: 20!
Zombie's dodge roll: 5 :P

'bout time that happened, right? the crit ends up dealing 24 damage. 12 from INT bonuses, and 12 from it being a d6 spell.

Backstabs' hit roll: 16
Backstabs' damage roll: 5
Zombie's dodge roll: 7
Backstabs' effect roll (d8): 1
She hits for 5 damage thanks to the zombie's 6 defense.

[Riddles]

If the undead really liked bullying squishy wizards, they'd go after Trey. He's the squishiest wizard of them all.

Anyway, here's my roll:
Trey's hit roll: 2 + 12/2 = 8
Zombie's dodge roll: 16 + 2/2 = 17

[Lugia]

Looks like your fire spell missed. Now for you to come up with an excuse as to why, lol.

Also, yes, but Robert doesn't know that yet, lol.

[Evanist]

Ok so... rolling:

My strike: 12

Zombie: 5
Damage roll

With my dagger I rolled a 4. Meaning I do 10 damage, but do
Me: 4
Zombie: 19

So he dodges that

10 hp left

[Lugia]

Anyways, it should be @The Grey Dust's turn now.

[The Grey Dust]

Driving back from road trip. Wish me luck. Probably just ran over like 5 people typing this. Evil laughs here.

[Eklispe]

yay exp

[The Grey Dust]

Can I have Riley attempt to Heal the zombie?

Logical reasoning:

Zombies have be recently slain and resurrected. They seem to be targeting magi. That being said either they have some sort of animosity against magic users (perhaps explaining their current condition) or are simply confused and are attempting to get "healed" as the last conscious thought their living beings had and thus are mindlessly attempt to get the mages to heal them. That being said, since healing would counter the effects of the neurosis, it should inflict more damage upon a rotting corpse by mending it thus force it to obey physiological functions. There is also a chance that the exposure to white magic would react negatively with the necromancy and thus neutralize each other.

[Lugia]

Well, the healing won't damage them, unlike in most RPGs, with my reasoning being that you are, in fact, mending the corpse, making it a better corpse for whatever happens to be controlling it right now instead of the original owner. Think of it this way, say there was a zombie with a broken leg, you heal that leg, well, now it's a slightly better zombie 'cause you just healed it you dolt. Though, with your reasoning, I guess there could be a chance the zombie will gain free will once more if you do heal it, with that chance being determined by how much you healed it (rounded up to the nearest 5%). IE: if you healed the zombie by 14HP, then it would have a 15% chance to break from the necromancer's control.

[The Grey Dust]

hrm...