Goliath's Curse of Strahd

Once Jim has collected the remains of the nursemaid, he goes to follow everyone else down the stairs.

"They were so young. I can't imagine they already have crypts prepared," remarks Nelyna.

"Stand back!  A mighty sword is of no use against these vile bugs!"

breath weapon 6

Con check DC12 for half

Razi hesitates using magic - he doesn’t want to injure sleet.  He instead tries to brush off and squash bugs with his bare hand.  Unarmed attack?  Attack: 20 Damage: 3

Nelyna bites her lip. The swarm of angry bugs is attacking Sleet, but if she uses her magic against it she might hurt the dragonborn. She does know one spell that will target only the swarm though. She recites the incantation and waves her wand. From the tip of the wand erupt three glowing darts of pure magical energy. They shoot forward into the swarm.

Magic Missile

Missile 1 4

Missile 2 4

Missile 3 3

Caine steps up behind Sleet, and jabs and slashes at the insects with his rapier, using Sleet's body and the centipedes' attack on the big dragonborn to his advantage.

Action: Rapier - Attack: 12 Damage: 8  

Plus Sneak Attack Damage: 1  

Bonus Action: Cunning Action - Disengage and move back out of the way of the centipedes.

ooc: sorry, didn't realize it was back to me already.....

"Hmm, that was a bit of a let down, let's see what this mighty sword can do..."

Attack: 8 Damage: 8

Caine pushes a dead centipede off of tip of his rapier and lets it fall to the floor.

He then checks the crypt for any hidden panels or doors and takes a look where the centipedes emerged to make sure they haven't missed anything.

Perception: 21   

Caine then turns and heads out of the room.

"Think there were two more left across the hall," Caine says. "Let's check those then figure out where to stick these kids' bones."

Razi will ask for some help in carefully interring the children's remains in their crypts.  He will then offer up a prayer by the light of his hammer.  "... and may the light ever shield these brave children and keep them warm and safe, now and until the end of days."