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(My suggestion, if anyone is wishing ideas, is to move closer to the horses, then ready an action to attack the creature when it gets within melee range. We know it is going for the horses, would expect the DM to be ok with a ready action to be triggered regardless of what horse it goes for.)

 (ill also try that)

Quote from DianaWSally >>

Quote from DragonDenn >>

(My suggestion, if anyone is wishing ideas, is to move closer to the horses, then ready an action to attack the creature when it gets within melee range. We know it is going for the horses, would expect the DM to be ok with a ready action to be triggered regardless of what horse it goes for.)

 (ill also try that)

 (Wait, isn’t it my turn next?)

Quote from Bubbub25 >>

Quote from DianaWSally >>

Quote from DragonDenn >>

(My suggestion, if anyone is wishing ideas, is to move closer to the horses, then ready an action to attack the creature when it gets within melee range. We know it is going for the horses, would expect the DM to be ok with a ready action to be triggered regardless of what horse it goes for.)

 (ill also try that)

 (Wait, isn’t it my turn next?)

 (i lost count of the thingys-)

Quote from DianaWSally >>

Quote from Bubbub25 >>

Quote from DianaWSally >>

Quote from DragonDenn >>

(My suggestion, if anyone is wishing ideas, is to move closer to the horses, then ready an action to attack the creature when it gets within melee range. We know it is going for the horses, would expect the DM to be ok with a ready action to be triggered regardless of what horse it goes for.)

 (ill also try that)

 (Wait, isn’t it my turn next?)

 (i lost count of the thingys-)

 (Lol)

Lol! The ready action only really works for those who go before the creature attacking our horses. Let's wait for the DM to tell us how this first part goes, then we can see about moving on to whomever is next in initiative order.

It goes

Maya

Cora

Bari

Griffin

Hessta

so it is currently Cora's turn.

I’m shooting this thing with my crossbow 

Attack: 17 Damage: 11

You hit it, it hit. And now it angry. You can tell it's angry because of the screech-roar as it continues to descend.

Bari?

(lemmie check bard spells)

Bari uses a thunderclap spell

13

Not watching your surroundings, you cast Thunder Wave near the group of horses to get in range of the griffin.

For griffin:5

For Hessta's horse:2

For Cora's horse:10

While Diana's horse and Maya's horse both recognized what the elf was about to do and got out of range quick enough.

":|"

XD

(Guess that nothing happens then. Looks like everyone effected saved against it after all, and nothing happens on a save.)

Sorry, I forgot it was the Griffon's turn now.

The Griffon attacks Cora with it's beak and claws

Beak: Attack: 17 Damage: 11

Claws: Attack: 18 Damage: 13

If Maya is attacking at when the Griffon comes into range then it has disadvantage

Hessta moves right up to the Griffin and stares into its eyes...

Hypnotic Gaze
As an action, choose one creature that you can see (and can see or hear you) within 5 ft. that must succeed on a WIS saving throw (DC 13) or be charmed by you until the end of your next turn. The charmed creature’s speed drops to 0, and the creature is incapacitated and visibly dazed.
On subsequent turns, you can use your action to maintain this effect, extending its duration until the end of your next turn. However, the effect ends if you move more than 5 feet away from the creature, if the creature can neither see nor hear you, or if the creature takes damage.
Once the effect ends, or if the creature succeeds on its initial saving throw against this effect, you can’t use this feature on that creature again until you finish a long rest.

If the griffin makes its save, she will cast misty step to teleport away from it. If it fails its save, she will not cast that spell. Instead she will say... "Do not attack it, it is under my power now..."

(O.O)

(oH WOW THAT IS AMAZING)

Save: 15

Soooo...

That worked.

...

...

Would you like to try to ride it?

Wow

(what now?)