(OOC: I had a 19 for my grapple check, and Pardot has an 18 in the PM, so he should be grappled.)

With a grip on Pardot, Daventry attempts to tackle him down so that he's prone and can't easily get out of his predicament until he can get his mind out of the gutter.

Athletics (shove prone): 13

(Whoops sorry. Still learning to read. You are obviously correct)

Pardot, being held tightly by his friend, struggles to free himself, both physically ((acrobatics 11)), and mentally ((cha save 13)).

Daventry knocks Pardot to the ground but the slippery halfling manages to elude his capture as he rolls to the ground, freeing himself.

Crinkle turns her attention to Ludolf who is now the closest one to her and swings her fist at him. The air crackles with power as the blue rams head take shapes again.

Attack 1 @Ludolf 18

Damage 1 @Ludolf 14

Charisma Save 4

Fembris smiling from the success of her first throw launches another stone at Crinkle. Given the wrestling match in front of her she has a much better view of her target this time.

Attack 1 @Crinkle 17

Damage 1 @Crinkle 1

Fembris's stone goes wide and she let's a soft pouting sigh of frustration. 

On to round 3! Go ahead when you have a chance. If Triäsa is looking at the book I will give you details tomorrow when I am off mobile.

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Fembris's stone goes wide and she let's a soft pouting sigh of frustration. 

On to round 3! Go ahead when you have a chance. If Triäsa is looking at the book I will give you details tomorrow when I am off mobile.

 (Yes, Triäsa will use her turn to examine the book.) 

Triäsa -- This appears to be a children’s book. It is sort of hybrid mechanical design maybe gnomish? The cover is made of wood but mostly copper. The front cover bears a faded, hand-painted rendering of a round millstone. The book is square, eighteen inches along each edge of the cover. A silver music box set into the book’s spine and is heavily dented at one end.

The book has no pages in the typical sense, but it opens to reveal a pop-up cutaway illustration of a quaint watermill made of painted panels of wood, tin, canvas, and leather. It’s a clockwork device, four separate scenes play out while a music box built into the book’s spine plays a metallic tune, a tune you are all too familiar with. The mechanized scenes feature cutout figurines of members of a family dying in a series of grisly ways as a shadowy figure looks on. The images are as follows:

1. A mother chops off the feet and ear of her husband with a scythe.
2. The family dog bites off the mother’s hand.
3. The son drowns in a river while washing clothes.

The final scene does not appear to animate nor does the music play. It appears the device is broken from the damage to the spine.

"This is it!" Triäsa yells, despite cringing at the music."This book must be the source! But it's broken..."

Ludolf barely dodges Crinkle's ramming blow, continuing to try and keep the kenku's attention but still ready to dodge her attacks.
(Dodge action again).

"Broken?" Ludolf grumbles, still dodging attacks from the mad kenku. "If it's boken then perhaps we should repair it to lift the curse?"

Daventry shouts while trying to wrestle a slippery halfling druid.

"Can someone do something?! That oyster thing! Turn the key again!"

Writhing on the ground Pardot sends one of his bare feet in an attempted kick towards Daventry.

Attack: 8 Damage: 2
cha save: 17

((don't want to mess with the rolls above so second post))

Just as his foot passes his friend, Pardot manages to shut his mouth to stop the song escaping his lips. Stopping for a moment to take a deep breath he finally looks around to see what else is happening around him, and now somewhat calm, uses his movement to stand up.

Ebder continues to cradle Gailby's head in his arms as the fight continues. 

Crinkle still lost in the music swings her fist at Ludolf's head again

Attack 1 @Ludolf 21

Damage 1 @Ludolf 15

Charisma Save 15

Round Four can start in the basement

Klin is in round two still waiting for his action.

Crinkle eyes clear and she looks around in horror. She sees Triäsa holding the book and let's out a howl. "No no no! The book must stay here! His plan is not finished!" She grips her staff even more tightly and takes an offensive posture. It seems the old bird is not done with this fight yet.

Crinkle's ramming fist hits Ludolf square in the chest, sending him reeling into Triäsa.
"That's it, put down the staff and explain who he is and tell us about his plan." Ludolf says in a commanding tone approaching the kenku.
(Help action given to any attempt to tackle and grapple the obnoxious old crow.)

Daventry releases Pardot and gives his shoulder a quick brush off. "Sorry, bud."

She quickly eyes the kenku, and seeing Ludolf begin to approach, rushes forth and shoulder tackles the birdlady while her focus is on the old codger.

Action: Grapple (Athletics: 20)

Action Surge!

Action: If first grapple successful, shove prone. If unsuccessful, grapple again. (Athletics: 6)

The bird lady steps to the side hoping to dodge out of the way the wrestling lady.

Save 1 10

Save 2 12

Klin you are no longer under the affect of the curse. You can act however you please. Varnyr is also free and with the tabaxi bleeding on the floor and unresponsive I think it is safe to say you are out of initiative