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D&D 5e - Hoard of the Dragon Queen

Two kobolds potentially trigger an Opportunity Attack from you @The Harbinger of Ferocity. Will you strike the first or the second? Please provide the roll to hit and for damage for your eventual choice! Both Dash, neither Disengages.

D&D 5e - Hoard of the Dragon Queen

The winged kobolds did not all choose to take flight at this moment, one deciding it would still be for the better to remain grounded and make attempts at defending an ally. It stepped rushed to a sling wielding kobold, balancing its running with the pair of wings at their back, bringing out a dagger in the cover of those leathery features. But alas, it wouldn't be enough of a surprise, for despite the fact they had an ally as the main target of the opponent they failed to pierce through the defences of the paladin, the adjusted armour ensuring that Brannor would go unharmed by this attack.

The other two that were still capable of fighting would go through with their earlier plan, picking up large rocks that they had been holding on to and taking into the air of the cavern. Each chose a target that was near to them and tossed said rocks at those marks, Orchid and Torus both getting their own share of this battery. Solid hits made even more so by the help of the fellow kobolds blocking the movement of the targets needed for evasion, and so the tiger would endure a nasty hit to the neck, while Orchid would make it away with a hit at just the point where their shield ceased to protect. Both remained up in the air then, judging their next move from the figurative perch they struck from.

Mechanics&Rolls

Back to traditional method with dwindling numbers. Here we go again.

Winged Kobold #3 moves next to the sling wielding kobold and misses its dagger attack on Brannor with advantaged rolls of 7 and 8.
Winged Kobold #4 flies above and scores a hit on Torus with advantaged rolls of 21 and 22, dealing 7 raw bludgeoning damage. @Zverda
Winged Kobold #5 flies above Orchid and scores a hit with advantaged rolls of 7 and 22. This attack deals 4 raw bludgeoning damage. @Lucius Cypher

It would now be Torus's turn @Zverda.

D&D 5e - Hoard of the Dragon Queen

I'll get back to you at my earliest convenience tomorrow.

D&D 5e - Hoard of the Dragon Queen

Please excuse the delay, I laid a close relative to rest recently. DMing has been a little bit of a chore in this time. But it should be all good again. Should be.

Anyway, yes, you hit and kill @Norschtalen, Kyra successfully punishing the kobold for the sin of compassion on battlefield.

As fir your inquiry @Lucius Cypher, Orchid could reach the same flyer as Brannor too. I think since he was the closest, he could find another flying kobold and one sling wielder too.

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@Ryonara Kobold did not make its save at 10. Damage and effects applied.

Next is Kyra Shepard @Norschtalen.

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You attack is successful in cutting down a foe @The Harbinger of Ferocity. You are able to have one sling wielding kobold at best, though then you would also get one of the winged sort next to you for the other target you desired. Would this be acceptable?

Either way, next up would be @Ryonara with Parum.

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The attack had begun, and already one of their kin was taken down. The kobolds screamed their battle cries to the air, those well versed in draconic would quickly understand these yells to be nothing but gibberish, much like how a cornered human would release a similar cry for power hidden within them. Two leapt at the druid's animal form with daggers, using the simultaneous nature of these attacks to their advantage. Both of the blades cut through the hide of the tiger, blood belonging to the wild shape gushing out of the wounds while a rain of small pebbles added insult to injury. One may have flown too low, deflecting to the underbelly of the beast with little to no force remaining after hitting a bump in the floor of the cavern, but the other two came in with force, pummelling away at the flesh of the assailant that had taken point before the raging green man. And torn asunder one of their own to boot.

Mechanics&Rolls

All five ground-bound kobolds currently in fighting shape turn their attention to the aggressive druid, unleashing two dagger strikes and three sling shots at them. Four of these attacks hit their mark, only one of the slings missing. Image of the roll data provided in a separate hider. These attacks deal 9 piercing and 10 bludgeoning damage in total, likely reducing Torus's wild shape's durability by the full 19 damage. For these too, roll data provided in the hider.

None of the opponents chose to move, with the exception of one dagger wielding kobold closing the five foot gap between itself and the tiger. It is now Brannor's turn @The Harbinger of Ferocity.

Roll data

D&D 5e - Hoard of the Dragon Queen

@Zverda No need. I'll be just asking them from the bot directly.

For the record, all attacks will be aimed against the most immediate threat in the space, that being Torus. The first two will be dagger strikes, whereas the rest will be sling attacks.

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I'll be providing an update tomorrow.

As a side note, it's going to include a hefty amount of rolls with advantage thanks to the Pack Tactics feature of these creatures. Guild dice are not exactly advantage friendly. Would anyone be opposed to me rolling them with a dice roller bot and linking a screenshot of the event instead of ten separate attack rolls? It certainly isn't as tamper proof, but it is a fair deal more convenient for yours truly.

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That streak of luck means you do both indeed make the save! Natural twenties don't really have an effect on saves, but you are welcome to put some flair to the description once the time comes @Ryonara. For @Zverda, that time is now! Halved damage for both either way.