The arena: Monster killers.

Yoku takes 9 damage and attempts a concetration Constitution Save DC 10 vs 1+13+2

Using a bonus action to teleport out of the grapple, Yoku fires two arrows at the Modron

Yoku attack 1: 1+20+10, damage 8+7, add 6 if concentration check passed.

Yoku attack 2: 4+5+10, damage 8+7, add 5 if concentration check passed.

Add (+1d8) 5 on the first attack that hits

Ben casts magic flare 3+14+3, damage 8+1

Wild Magic Surge: DC 9 vs 16 

Hopefully between Dolrik's 15 and Yoku's arrows, the modron goes down. 

Yoku temps 6/1, Ben temps 11

I'm guessing that I need to roll another wild magic surge

Correct. 

That does indeed kill it. Rest on 1-4 8

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11% chance + whatever the previous roll was: 62

As yoku takes the last enemy down, for more appear. A dancing flame appears next to Dolrik, an elephant next to Count, an Expert next to Yoku, and a fiendish orc next to Nadir. Yoku, roll your Magic surge, count and Nadir can take their turns. 

Wild Magic Surge 17

17–18, You grow a long beard made of feathers that remains until you sneeze, at which point the feathers explode out from your face.

Amazing,

Well I thought we were going to be in for more of a drag, shouldn't have wasted the channel divinity. Oh well.

Casting Hunters Mark as a BA then [spell]Green-Flame Blade[spell] the elephant:

Attack: 2 plus 24 Damage: 7 plus 5 fire damage plus 1 from mark.

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Rawrer is crushed beyond healing.

 Didn't he get temp hp last round, when he was revived with one HP? Minimum he should have gotten is 6 and damage was 26, so it didn't arrive to his full hit point maximum as far  as I understand. 

Nadir calls back her horse mounts and tries to protect Dolrik from the Dancing Flame and attacks it with her Wackystick in addition to the Fiendish Orc. 

Orc: 3 plus Attack: 25 Damage: 14
Flame: Orc: 1 plus Attack: 31 Damage: 15

temp HP: 8

Trying to negate the crit to the Orc (if not the Wackystick explodes): 19

Close call, Yoku can have their next d20 roll with advantage (due to silvery barbs). Nadir swaps out the stick with her trusty spear, as to avoid loosing the stick. 

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Rawrer is crushed beyond healing.

 Didn't he get temp hp last round, when he was revived with one HP? Minimum he should have gotten is 6 and damage was 26, so it didn't arrive to his full hit point maximum as far  as I understand. 

 Rawrer was revived not on his turn so no temp hp, sadly.

Also, his Max HP was 22. Temporary hp doesn’t increase maximum hp the way the Aid spell does. Now I need to look back if Dolrik had included Rawrer in a +5 Aid spell or not. If so, his max would have been 27 and death saving throws would be in order.

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Nadir will step into the arena, casting Longstrider on her horse. (This will be the default for future rounds that follow a long rest.)

I also assume we have Aid from a third level slot on us and from a second level slot on our mounts/sidekicks, right? 

 Oh yeah, thanks for reminding me.

Aid precast at 3rd level for Count, Nadir and Yoku. (+10 maximum hp for 8 hours)

Aid precast at 2nd level for Ben, horse and Spitz. (+5 maximum hp for 8 hours)

Bless cast here in round 1 at 2nd level for Ben, Count, Nadir and Yoku.

Rawrer distracts.

HP (D//R): 49/49+11 // 22/22+11

Wildness: 6

 Neither Dolrik, nor Rawrer were Aided …

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Rawrer is crushed beyond healing.

 Didn't he get temp hp last round, when he was revived with one HP? Minimum he should have gotten is 6 and damage was 26, so it didn't arrive to his full hit point maximum as far  as I understand. 

 Rawrer was revived not on his turn so no temp hp, sadly.

Aren't we all considered to take our turns simultaneously? I wasn't aware that there was an order. I think Count laid on hands to give one hp to revive and in that turn Rawrer didn't get any temp hp's yet, because he was at 0. Perhaps, it's just my wishful thinking and I'm missing something here. 

Ah I see. So the rule is that if you get to zero hp and the amount of the attack's original damage is larger than your total max hp, then you die outright?

I thought the remaining damage - after he was brought to 0 - would need to be equal or larger than the max hp (which would have been 26-1-6=19<22). 

I found the section: 

Instant Death

Massive damage can kill you instantly. When damage reduces you to 0 hit points and there is damage remaining, you die if the remaining damage equals or exceeds your hit point maximum.

I think if Rawrer got temporary HP after being revived (which I think he should have because all our turns end at the same time), he should have avoided instant death because he had 1 HP and should have gotten at least 6 temporary HP, which left at most 19 damage remaining after he fell unconscious and that wouldn't be enough to kill him with max HP of 22.

(Rawrer’s Max HP was 22. Temporary hp doesn’t increase maximum hp the way the Aid spell does. Neither Dolrik nor Rawrer had their max hp increased. See above.)

With tears in his eyes, Dolrik casts Bless at 2nd level to re-up the benefits for:

Ben

Count

Nadir

Yoku

EoT thp: 

HP: 14/49+8 or 7

(Round 11 Bless 1/10, Twilight Sanctuary 10/10, See invisible 10/10)

Wild Surge: 11

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I found the section: 

Instant Death

Massive damage can kill you instantly. When damage reduces you to 0 hit points and there is damage remaining, you die if the remaining damage equals or exceeds your hit point maximum.

I think if Rawrer got temporary HP after being revived (which I think he should have), he should have avoided instant death. 

 DM? How you wanna play this?