Fantasy Legacies: World at War - OOC

[Kumii]

Let's see if who can finally land a hit

Two whiffs off the rip, save us Kumii.

I'll try...

 

[SharkBark]

LETS GOOOO

 

[Kumii]

UHHHH SHARK...

You aint gonna like what I rolled my friend

 

[SharkBark]

I SAW IT

 

[SharkBark]

A FREAKING 20

LORE ACCURATE DEATH KNIGHT

 

[SharkBark]

HE SMACKED THE SHIT OUT OF HEATH

 

[Kumii]

RIP heath, it was nice knowing you

 

[Kumii]

"Lore accurate Death Knight"

I love that

 

[SharkBark]

RIP heath, it was nice knowing you

I'll throw a 20 next turn WATCH

 

[Kumii]

I'll throw a 20 next turn WATCH

I hope you do lol

I shoulda picked an attack before doing this but I'm going for the Unique ability. So when I post the attack, you're gonna need to roll a Wsidom Saving throw for Heath to see if he resists Feeble.

 

[Kumii]

Er, strength saving actually.

 

[Kumii]

Rejoice, it's only 13 total damage lol

 

[AlphaBlueWolf]

Correct me if Im wrong AlphaBlueWolf , but everyone handles a critical differently.

Here, it's basically you'll deal 1 full damage roll, in your case a 6 plus an additional normal roll.

So, you'd deal a total of 10 damage (6 plus that 4 you rolled.)

Slight correction here. It's not one maxed and one normal roll. You're simply doubling damage dice. So, in this case, we're rolling a 1d6 normally for the attack. Since its a nat 20, it's a 2d6 roll. You roll a d6 two times, add that up, and then add your damage mods if you have any.

Also, damn you guys both got nat 20's. I really am lacking lol

 

[SharkBark]

Er, strength saving actually.

How do I do that?

 

[AlphaBlueWolf]

How do I do that?

Pretty much same as rolling attacks to hit. You roll a d20 and then add your strength modifier.

 

[SharkBark]

Pretty much same as rolling attacks to hit. You roll a d20 and then add your strength modifier.

And I have to get a certain number to make sure I don't get too hurt?

 

[Kumii]

How do I do that?

You just roll a d20 and you gotta score higher then the Difficulty class to resist. If you roll lower, you're afflicted.

Slight correction here. It's not one maxed and one normal roll. You're simply doubling damage dice. So, in this case, we're rolling a 1d6 normally for the attack. Since its a nat 20, it's a 2d6 roll. You roll a d6 two times, add that up, and then add your damage mods if you have any.

Also, damn you guys both got nat 20's. I really am lacking lol

Well like I said, it depends on the DM. Every DM handles Critical hits differently.

 

[SharkBark]

You just roll a d20 and you gotta score higher then the Difficulty class to resist. If you roll lower, you're afflicted.

Well like I said, it depends on the DM. Every DM handles Critical hits differently.

Who's our DM?

Wait, what's a DM?

 

[AlphaBlueWolf]

Who's our DM?

Wait, what's a DM?

Dungeon master. It's just the dnd equivalent of GM.

 

[Kumii]

Who's our DM?

Wait, what's a DM?

Me. I am.

And the DM is just dungeonmaster. the equivalent of a GM.

What Alpha said.

 

[SharkBark]

Dungeon master. It's just the dnd equivalent of GM.

Got it.

Did I do the double roll for Lloyd right? Or was I supposed to do them together?

 

[AlphaBlueWolf]

Got it.

Did I do the double roll for Lloyd right? Or was I supposed to do them together?

You did it fine. You can do two different posts or fit them in the same post, whatever's easier. The most important thing is to have the two different rolls.

 

[AlphaBlueWolf]

SharkBark
My initial thought upon seeing Vulture: "The birds work for the bourgeoisie!"

 

[Kumii]

Goes unnecessarily hard for what was essentially a Russian folk song back in the 30s lol

 

[SharkBark]

Goes unnecessarily hard for what was essentially a Russian folk song back in the 30s lol

I see you really enjoy video game soundtracks. You post a banger here every week