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Lilt... drew a sharp hiss when she saw the Cyclops weapon smack the paladin hard. This definitely wasn't good. Why wouldn't they both just disengage and run!? Why wouldn't he just leave her?! And more importantly, the kobold must ask herself, why hasn't she left the other two behind? Oh right... it was because she certainly needed the paladin. At least she hopes that's what she actually believes.

Still... the foolish nature of both of their actions was inspiring enough. Admitably, the both of them. Fool hardy, but brave and loyal to someone they've just met.

The kobold drew in a low whimper, as she began to test her own resolve. She was hurting all over, and the troglodytes were on the approach. She... was going to give this one final try. The third time is the charm... right? Maybe she can actually be useful with this last attempt. If not... well one of them were likely going to bite the dust.

She made sure that she was able to maintain cover, and had an idea of a nice... tiny hole to dive into should things go horribly wrong. She pointed to the Paladin, and hailed him. Her typical soft hissing voice came out with an echoing crack like a boom of thunder.

"SHINE BRIGHTLY ONCE MORE, AND GLORY SHALL BE YOURS!" The small lizard's words were certainly inspiring. Quite like, and pretty literally, they were drawing a latent power fueled by morale.

Once more... the kobold prepared her spell. She'd wait till the Cyclops began to make his play, before sending out one final Hideous Laughter, hoping for a clutch. She hated this damn spell so much. Language barriers were a non-issue with it... but... it required her to do something sily. Jokes weren't cutting it. So... time for desperation. The kobold flipped her dusacks about so they were pointing towards the ground. She slipped the handles into her jaws, making them into oversize fangs. And gave the worlds worse... and perhaps most embarrassing impression of a Vampire. Or maybe it was a bulimic runt of a walrus doing some sort of dance routine. What ever it was, it was pretty ballsy. And offensive to something.

Storms... I hope no one is seeing this.


Raugar is confirmed to be dragonborn He-man.
I will now follow him to the very pits of the abyss and back.


I wish I actually contributed in that fight, but my DCs are shiiiiit. But such is the way of early level enchanter gish.
44 damage.... Well, that guy got bodied. Is it still alive
@floodtalon I guess we're all in for fleeing.
Raugar probably won't retreat until everyone else has just cus he's so darn proud.

Also it's not all bad @Searat There's six of us and one of him, even without the orc. Plus Raugar, Ano and Lilt can all heal, so if someone does go down, they should be up sharpish.


Don't make the kobold cry. Just get out.

Sides, don't depend on healing. Its so easy to get bad rolls in a game where average vdamage from enemies is 12.

Guys...I have a slight feeling that we can't win this fight.
In two rounds, it managed to bloody 4 party members while it seems to be more than fine going another round or two more than we can.


To be fair X3, we could have won... But he did pass like two suck or saves.
@Tangletail

Actions have already been done. I also already rolled and I got a 13, which I think does beat your DC even without advantage.


Yup :|. Im useful, I swear guys!

I hope cleric is packing flex tape. Because theres about to be a lot of damage.
I might need to redo my post if searat is going for an attack. Hideous Laughter on its own already has a bad dc. Giving him advantage to resist is going to erase it.
I hope you like dad jokes.

@Searat Its all you.
Lilt... made one of the gravest mistakes any adventurer could make. Freeze. She watched in horror as the club swiped in an arc with her in the path. She didn't even move... not till it had already collided with her body and sent her tiny form hurtling into the ground she was standing on violently, bounce up and cart wheel in the air. She landed roughly on her arms and knees.

She felt nothing at first. Confused, she tried to stand. And made a pained and violent gag. She teetered as she sputtered blood. Gravity threatened to make her its dirty little mistress and pull her to the ground for good. But... a kobold's will is stronger than such natural forces. And miraculously, she pushed her self back to her feet. Her breathing had been reduced to a rattling wheeze, as she stumbled about in place.

A moment later, and she found herself being thrown across the gap and landed harshly behind rubble in a roll. She looked up to the orc with a hint of annoyance, but said nothing. The intent was appreciated none the less. As she rose back to her feet once again, she took note of everything going on around her. First the Orc bailing, after collecting some things from the hideout. Then the human barbarian absconding.

She got the message, and she wasn't about to dally. With a pained grunt she spun and took a step... about to make her leave herself. She paused and glanced regretfully back to the two still by the orc. More specifically... the Paladin, as the other had already earned her ire.

Her gaze shifted to her own pitiful state and back to the paladin. And with a regretful grimace, she turned her attention to the Cyclops ready to make a gamble. She climbed down the building, taking the safest path possible. She made a hacking cough before raising her voice loud enough to be heard by the cyclops...

"Koboldssssss... dissslike competition with cyclopssss.... they've alwaysss had their eye on the prize." She visibly grimaced to her own joke. They were never her strongest point... but unfortunately she had to come up with something on the fly.

She spun about and darted off in the direction of the temple, taking a route that would break line of sight with the monster in case her attempt to give them a chance to escape did not work. But she'd stay close enough for the paladin to catch up.



The devils advocate to Killing it is the hideout. The goodies inside and the fact we can hold out.

Either route we go. I should note that I have a spell specifically because of the trogs (though in truth I grabbed it because it fits the storm dragon theme)

Warding Wind... Helps us deal with the fart cloud.
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