Gordoth

Gurr'Kha - The Dead World

@A Lowly WretchConcerning attacks and rolling, I'd rather keep rolling at a reasonable minimum, so I figured Gangraena would need no roll, as she was slamming an ANCHOR on top of Galdari.

@Lady Selune Roll results came.
My condolences. You're straight up brain dead if you feel like it, but if you don't feel like it - you're out cold. That's a 1, no way you're handling that bonk

GordothToday at 11:51 AM
!roll 1 d20
GuildBotBOTToday at 11:51 AM
@Gordoth, :game_die: 1 → 1

Step Up, Get Knocked Out

As he got jerked forwards, Cunkuu managed to see the attack coming, this time at least. The spectacular speed would still be a problem, but he just visualized the protective Dome on his face, completely mitigating any attack that could be leveled at his most vulnerable point. The three inch diameter circle of dancing lightning appeared instantaneously, and it would either simply repel Shin's attack or make his fingers refuse to move for a long time, as a result of the electrical charge disturbing the nervous system of his adversary.

A lesson, Cunkuu would have snorted, but he was too preoccupied with dealing with the enemy. Even though his left hand was still wrapped around his sword, and was not lifted anywhere high enough to perform an appropriate action as a counter attack, he could make use of the ridiculously out of control spell which had flopped, due to the unexpected attack coming in by the older man.

Although his hand was somewhere underneath his belt, it was still in a position allowing him to perform a cheeky attack, which, if successful, would deal incredible damage, potentially removing one limb from the fight, and maybe from the temple. His index finger popped up, and, using the heated air around them, he generated a Laguna blaze. It was a weak one, it wouldn't outright kill Shin, but it would be capable of dismemberment. At least it would really shock his adversary. The piercing lightning would, most likely, end up striking Shin's right leg, in the quadriceps femoris.

Getting my face beaten in by Tojiko/Beating Tojiko's face in

That's a really weird way to describe what you're doing.
First off, it seems as if you are preparing for the attack which was feinted, meaning a jab with the spear head, bu then you seamlessly parry the swing coming from the side BEFORE Karaulish even lets go of the spear with one of his hands.
That's a little extreme, speed-wise, prediction-wise and also it seems you got it wrong. Karaulish let go of the spear with his left hand as he had issued the swing, meaning it was nowhere near connecting when he lowered his left arm. Also, I am still confused as to how he could see through the feint so easily. I'd like to imagine feints in roleplay lead to situations where a character either barely saves themselves from the actual attack, following the feint, or if the author of that character decides, get hit by the feint. I get that your character is really old and battle hardened to the point where he breathes fighting, but still.

Gurr'Kha - The Dead World

A little late on the roll but it's here.

First roll is for Orky tackling the pally.
Second roll is for Endrokin bonking the pally.

GordothToday at 11:10 PM
!roll 1d20
GuildBotBOTToday at 11:10 PM
@Gordoth, :game_die: 1d20 → 7
GordothToday at 11:10 PM
!roll 1d20
GuildBotBOTToday at 11:10 PM
@Gordoth, :game_die: 1d20 → 17

As you can see, Endrokin gets a 17 + his 8 agility, while Orky gets a 7 + 2 for his agility. She gets bonked on the head and loses consciousness, unless @Lady Selune wants to really stay conscious and gets a good roll. Let me know if you want to roll to see if you remain conscious.

Gurr'Kha - The Dead World

@FalloutJack You wanna roll and see if you bonk her before Orky tackles her?

Step Up, Get Knocked Out

He was taken by surprise. The speed at which his enemy had moved was far too great, and he could not react fast enough. He was not in a state of perception, and so he could not even see where his opponent's attack was coming from. He lost focus on his right hand and the spell failed spectacularly.

Cunkuu felt a wave of cold wash over his palm as the fireball exploded, igniting the air right as the hand of Shin landed on his own, fingers becoming interlocked. A wave of incredibly hot air surrounded him, and, in turn, slammed into his opponent, affecting both of them negatively. The younger man was momentarily blinded by the incredible heat and could not enter the appropriate state he would need to enter so that he could react to the speeds of his.

Gurr'Kha - The Dead World

@OrkytheOrc Okay, rolling.

GordothToday at 11:17 AM
!roll 1d20
GuildBotBOTToday at 11:17 AM
@Gordoth, :game_die: 1d20 → 9

So you get a roll of nine, plus your 10 in luck, you have 19. That's enough to get Galdari out of the anchor's way.

Also, Bishop was talking to FalloutJack, since he asked if he should interfere. That shouldn't really be asked, as his character should naturally have something he wants to do. Or something he does not want to do. So he should not be influenced by the OOC thread.

Step Up, Get Knocked Out

Cunkuu was not surprised by the way his attack was avoided. The adversary he had tried to strike down turned out to either be far less experienced, and skilled, than expected or was holding back. Both were incredibly offensive to the young man. If the case was the first, that would mean a weakling was looking down on him. If the case was the second, that would mean the singed one was either underestimating him or was trying to make himself appear weak, so that Cunkuu would let his guard down. If he was being underestimated, the young man concluded he would feel even more offended, as that meant he appeared less powerful than he truly was. If he was being deceived, he was not going to allow some disturbed man, who was unwilling to share knowledge, get the better of him.

"Neither needs to die, but then again those monks are all dead, but you live!" Retorted Cunkuu and repeated his action. Opening his palm and casting the spell. If he was allowed to finish, the fireball would fly at the exactly same velocity and in the same direction sa the previous one.

Step Up, Get Knocked Out

"Don't threaten me, you cur!" Growled Cunkuu as his other, relaxed hand reached for the sword strapped to his back. He took great offense to being referred to as 'boy'. On top of that, this one did not answer his question in a way convenient for the young man.

Without much thought put into it, led on blindly by his emotional outburst, Cunkuu raised his right arm and parted the fingers of his fist, revealing a small sphere of whirling air, which was vibrating at intense speeds. Smoke started coming off the sphere and eventually a combustion occurred, setting the object on fire, creating a fireball.

"If you won't willingly teach me, then I will beat the knowledge out of you and take it as my own!" Shouted the young man and flung the sphere of flame. It flew towards the older man as fast as a hawk would dive from the air towards a mouse in the fields. If it connected, it would sear his skin and set his clothing on fire, potentially removing skin and muscle in an area as large as a plate.

Gurr'Kha - The Dead World

@Lady Selune Why do we need another roll?