Out of curiosity, can Kovu retrieve the arrow he shot?
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FYI, you can't do non-lethal damage with a ranged weapon.
I kind of knew that why I said aimed for one, not particularly worried if he accidentally killed him. That’s the circle of life after all
Post complete, looks like it's the other bandit's turn now
Kovu completely devour his steak and was licking his paws clean when he realize some kind of conflict was happening around him. It seems to be centering around two humans dressed in black who had pulled out their weapons. The large human leader dashed off with swords in hand, then an arrow was shot off by another. From what Kovu could understand these humans were trying to intimidated the dark cloak troublemakers with force or persuade them from continuing their actions. Narrowing his eyes he left the remainder of his food behind and dash forward. Close enough range to get a good view of cloaked human, but too far for close combat.
Kovu leaned forward and let out a ferocious roar that filled the air of the area. The lion's eyes sharp glared pointed toward them and bore his sharp fangs to appear more intimidating. Yet they remained unaffected by his threatening roar. "Fearless one I see. It best to handle troublemakers like this by roughing them up and showing them who's stronger." There was a gravelly growl along with his words.
This was something Kovu was very familiar with. Scrambling for the limited amount of food in the Outland, skirmishing for available shelter, and asserting one's strength against those who were against him or the pride when intimidation didn't work. This meant one must fight until one dominated the other. This seems to be something that he had in common with humans. With the smooth motion of a trained predator about to kill its prey, Kovu pulled out a short bow and shot it at one of the bandits... it was a hit though he did aim for a non-fatal spot. He got in a rather animalistic fighting stance ready to fight back.
Is Shang really the only one who has any respect for the establishment you people are blindly picking a fight in?
Kovu is just like this is normal, we fight all the time in my homeland.
The damage roll is 5. That'll be the end of my turn I'll try to get that written tonight after work or some time Friday
I rolled a 23 on that I guess the 2nd bandit?
Yes, I know. I'm just making sure I'm doing correct DnD combat choices... since I only have a little time before I have head to work.
One more question, I just need to roll 1d6 for a short bow attack? Wait I need to roll something to see if it hit, right?
One more question, I just need to roll 1d6 for a short bow attack? Wait I need to roll something to see if it hit, right?
So Kovu will moved 35ft used Daunting Roar and they to do a wisdom saving throw greater than... 11?
So if move 35 feet and used Daunting Roar that's in range for both of them.
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