While Asmodeus is a divine being, he is not the patron god of humans. He does, however, currently have lordship over drow, devils, and demons, and still tempts mortals in order to claim them in the afterlife.

"Actually, that foul devil could never claim ownership of even the most vile humans, no matter how much he tries. If these humans are untouched by the light of Pelor, they could not know of any gods. Perhaps they have none, or they are so foolish as to believe that they are gods themselves. It could be a sign from Pelor indicating that to eradicate evil from our society, we must spread his word to every soul, no matter how fortunate."

Religion: 16

The statues take another pace forward, on the third tile into the board.

State our name
State our strength
State our shame
State our deity

OOC: Did Liavyre's History roll yield anything about *shame*?

Unfortunately the "shame" of humans could be anything. Their race is young and full of mistakes in the eyes of the elves.

Liavyre attempts to answer, she is satisfied that Pelor is probably their deity.

"You are humans, your strength is your adaptability, your shame is your lust for power given your short lifespan, your deity is Pelor."

The statues take another step forward, as they go from their inanimate form to drawing two black stone blades each.

Our Name Is Human
Our Strength is our survival
Our Shame is our Greed
This Pelor is not our Deity

They seem to be ready to strike the group, so rolling initiative!

Fjorgin: 9
Liavyre: 16
Ragmin: 19
Thea: 10

Statues: -1

INITIATIVE: ROUND 1

Ragmin
Liavyre
Thea
Fjorgin

Statues

Scenario: The  two statues were too busy with their monologue that the party gets to act. They are 15 feet away from the party, the ground around them covered in shattered pieces of other dark statues. There are columns on the outer area of the room for cover, as well as the lighter statue pieces of the "good" races.

Attack: 18 Damage: 7

Fjorgin strikes with his morningstar. 

Fjorgin steps forward, his morningstar raring for some action as it smashes into the side of the statue. A minor crack appears in its side. (Statue #1: 8 damage)

Ragmin
Liavyre
Thea

Statue #1 (8 damage)
Statue #2 (undamaged)

ROUND 2

Fjorgin

"I suppose one cannot pass every test." Liavyre quickly moves to behind one of the columns for cover then draws her notched arrow and looses it at Statue #1

Attack: 10 Damage: 14 piercing

The arrow soars through the air, but the heavy stone of the statues seems unaffected by it.

Ragmin
Thea

Statue #1 (8 damage)
Statue #2 (undamaged)

ROUND 2

Fjorgin
Liavyre

Still remembering the cube, Thea moves away from the statues and then sends out a blast of psionic energy to shatter the spirits of statue 1.

Mind Thrust: INT Save 15  DMG: 9

Thea thrust forward with her psionic powers. However, it appears to have no effect on the statue. It seems that the construct has nothing for her Mind Thrust to target.

Ragmin

Statue #1 (8 damage)
Statue #2 (undamaged)

ROUND 2

Fjorgin
Liavyre
Thea

"We came quite close though."  Realizing that her spell does not appear to inflict any damage upon the statue, Thea quickly warns the others. "I don't quite know what to make of it, but at least part of my magic is useless against those creatures, so don't expect too much of me."

Ragmin's Turn

Ragmin holds his holy symbol of Pelor aloft. Speaking a prayer, a spiral of Sacred Flame engulfs around the statue.

Statue #1's Dexterity Saving Throw: 13 (DC 14), taking 6 radiant damage on a failure.

The flames seem fairly ineffective against the statue, but are working. (Statue #1: 9 damage)

Statues' Turns

The two statues, now fully animated, step forward towards Fjorgin and use their twin blades each to slice at the aasimar.

Stone Shortsword vs. Fjorgin: 15 vs. AC. Hit: 4 bludgeoning damage.
Stone Shortsword vs. Fjorgin: 19 vs. AC. Hit: 3 bludgeoning damage.

Stone Shortsword vs. Fjorgin: 17 vs. AC. Hit: 6 bludgeoning damage.
Stone Shortsword vs. Fjorgin: 16 vs. AC. Hit: 4 bludgeoning damage.

Each of the stone humans gets a single blow in on Fjorgin, though he isn't looking too good. (Fjorgin: 7/36 HP)

ROUND 2

Fjorgin
Liavyre
Thea
Ragmin

Statue #1 (9 damage)
Statue #2 (undamaged)

Liavyre ducks behind the column, notches another arrow, pokes out from behind it and draws. She aims at Statue #1 and looses the arrow.

Attack: 24 Damage: 14

For her bonus action (since she forgot to do so on her prior turn) she will say "A hunter must hunt." casting Hunter's Mark on Statue #1.

Fjorgin casts shield of faith on himself then attacks again.

Attack: 9 Damage: 5

Liavyre's aim is true as the arrow sticks into the black stone figure, while Fjorgin backs up the attack with a strong melee blow. The arrow caused a crack in its torso, now shattered open by Fjorgin's swing of his weapon. It is still animate, but very badly damaged. (Statue #1: 30 damage)

Thea
Ragmin

Statue #1 (30 damage)
Statue #2 (undamaged)

END OF ROUND

Fjorgin
Liavyre

 A little alienated because her previous attack did not result in anything at all, Thea goes for a change of tactics and delivers another cautious attack on statue 1:

Psychic Blast: 4 (1 Psi Point)