Brother Coltinar does a quick assessment of the party’s heath and moves if needed, to touch the one that’s the worst off.

action cast cure wound 

DM please roll inspiration to add to heal or for medicine check.

phone post.

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Brother Coltinar does a quick assessment of the party’s heath and moves if needed, to touch the one that’s the worst off.
action cast cure wound
DM please roll inspiration to add to heal or for medicine check.
phone post.

 //---DM No need for inspiration since I rolled an 8 (game log).---//
I updated the HP in the sheets and considering the values below, I would say that Coltinar touch Paladin, who is beside him
8+5 = recovery of 13hp
Paladin - 5 hp
Arr - 7 hp
Braxiel - 11 hp

Now it is Braxiel´s turn

Who is all left on the battlefield?

Here it is. OK means that ends the turn on this round already
All the enemies are +- 100 feet by distance

2nd round (updated)
Bryn OK ==> On the deck (next turn)
Arr OK (down) 
Bandit Captain OK
Tiefling Riders OK (one down / one wounded on the right)
Hobgoblin ´Bull´OK (down)
Rylia OK
Paladin (wounded) OK
Pilot  (on the enemy ship, now covered by a fog) OK
Leo OK
Bandit Pirates (both down)
Flying Animals/Manticores OK (one wounded on the right, one wounded on the left)
Coltinar OK
Braxiel (wounded) ==> Next

Quote from GiChalegre >>

@Bryn, roll with disadvantage since it is more than 80 feet distant

 Because Bryn is hidden, he attacks with advantage. If the range imposes disadvantage, then it's a straight roll. Looking at what he rolled (a 16 and a 10) I assume you take the first number rolled (the 16) which is still a 22 to hit =) However, it also means he does not do sneak attack damage, so it's just 5 points of piercing damage =(

A flicker of arcane energy surges flashes in Braxiel’s eyes and he will raise hand and point it towards the Bandit Captain.

There is a pause and the smell of burnt air…. then a bolt of lightning shoot from the sky towards the captain 

Casting Witch Bolt 13 damage 5

I want to use my inspiration d4 

4

 I can use my inspiration (the normal one) to let someone else reroll, right? If so, I would like to let Braxiel reroll the attack roll.

Everyone holds their breath in suspense as Arr stumbles, but their worry transforms into relief as the barbarian rises in fury, shouting curses toward the enemies.

Brother Coltinar swiftly assesses the party's health. He realizes that both Arr and Paladin are injured, with roughly similar severity, and decides to provide some healing to Paladin, who is standing beside him. The cleric holds his amulet and channels energy making the wounds on Paladin's side at rib height get better.

Braxiel tries to focus and tune out the turmoil around him, contemplating the best course of action. For a brief moment, he feels one of the lines of his tattoo burns up his chest. Coltinar notices Braxiel's hand reaching for his neck and recalls the image he saw earlier morning when examining the elf – the image of the tattoo spreading across his body.
The cleric begins to quietly utter inspiring words to encourage the young elf when he sees the red scarf he received last night morph into a translucent powder that drifts toward Braxiel, who is a few feet away considering his options, with his gaze fixed on the fallen hobgobo's body in the center of the deck.

Contemplating his spells and weapons, Braxiel realizes that he has nothing useful against enemies so far away. Suddenly, feeling an inspiration that he cannot explain, he notices the Hobgobo´s longbow lying beneath its body. With quick and automatic movements, the elf swiftly retrieves the longbow and run to position himself on the other side, alongside Arr.

Bryn observes the scene from the hiding spot. "He doesn't seem to know how to use that... or... maybe he does," Bryn says slowly, a bit confused, while watching the wizard´s eyes momentarily shimmer with a non-natural light.

As Braxiel feels the surge of inspiration and arcane power, he raises an arrow, his fingers brushing the shaft, while he whispers incantations that seem to resonate with the hidden energies imbuing the arrow with his intent.

With a fluid motion, the young dark-skinned elf loads the arrow onto his longbow, pulling back the string with growing intensity. The air around him seems to hum with energy accompanied by the smell of burnt, and a faint aura of crackling lightning begins to envelop the arrowhead. As he aims, his focus locks on the Bandit Captain who hovers on the enemy manticore.

Braxiel holds his breath as releases the string, and the arrow hurtles forth like a bolt of fury. The blue energy crackling aura leaps from the arrowhead, forming a snaking path of electric energy that connects the projectile to its intended target.

With a blinding flash, the arrow strikes the Bandit Captain's shoulder, the impact causing a burst of sizzling lightning that courses through his body and you listen to his screams and cursings.

Rylia, who is watching the scene alongside Bryn, is surprised. She recognizes the spell that Braxiel cast but doesn't even know it could be performed in such a manner.

DM: After the attack, Braxiel will have no idea how he managed to do that.
Arr is the next

Arr grunt as all the enemies have moved out of their range. Frantically, they drop the pipe that they had abused as hammer and grab one of their javelins. They spin around trying to find a target, and hiss and whistle like a tea kettle near the boiling point in the process. Finally they lock onto the bandit captain and hurl the javelin at him. 

Bryn cautiously peeks out from under the awning, his eyes fixed on the wounded manticore. Seeing the considerable distance that separates them, he takes a deep breath. With his heartbeat strangely controlled and a bit of cold blood, the rogue takes advantage of his honed dexterity and lets another arrow fly toward the flying beast, hitting its hind leg squarely.
The creature glances briefly at the arrow lodged in its leg, emitting a guttural and threatening growl while the captain maintains control over the manticore, preparing for his own strike.

Meanwhile, Arr grumbles in frustration as realize that need to discards their hammer. They take one of their javelins, whirling around in search of a suitable target when find the captain in their sight.
However, the warforged's visual targeting prove somewhat unreliable, causing them to miss their mark.

The captain takes note of his attackers, Braxiel and Arr, standing side by side. Determined to retaliate, he takes his daggers gleaming maliciously in the sunlight. The first blade finds its mark on Braxiel's left thigh, causing him to wince. The captain then turns his focus to Arr, striking him twice—once in the shoulder and another blow almost piercing his chest, dangerously close to where the earlier spike had struck.

"Do you want me closer? I´m coming, damn bastards"

Arr clenches his fist against the pain, a fierce growl of anger escaping his lips as the impacts reverberate through his body.

The tiefling on the right side attempts to target Paladin with his longbow, but wounded, at the distance and with poor positioning, his aim goes awry and both of his shots miss their mark.

DM Rylia is the next, Paladin is on the deck

Rylia swings from being startled by Bryn's touch, relaxed from his presence, then a little confused from Braxiel's spell.  She peaks out to get a clearly look at what's happening in the fighting. Seeing the Bandit Captain flying closer, she begins to cast Ray of Frost at the manticore he is riding. If possible she will duck back inside. 

(OOC - I was unclear if the captain did come closer or if he's just saying he will.  If he's not within 60 ft. at this point, she will hold the spell attack until he does get that close.) 

(Spell Attack w/Advantage because she was hidden: 24, Damage: 1; on a hit, target's speed is reduced by 10 feet until the start of my next turn)

OOC The Manticore did come 40 feet closer, which was the maximum that it could do after be hitten by your ray of frost in the last turn. Now it is 60 feet from you, that is what's you need. So, I would say that you succeed hitting the captain.

Paladin is the next.

Quote from GiChalegre >>

OOC The Manticore did come 40 feet closer, which was the maximum that it could do after be hitten by your ray of frost in the last turn. Now it is 60 feet from you, that is what's you need. So, I would say that you succeed hitting the captain.

Paladin is the next.

 (OOC - Thank you. Just to clarify,, Rylia targeted the manticore that the captain is riding. Not the captain directly.) 

Paladin throws a javelin at the same manticore

Attack: 14 Damage: 6 

20

5

With focus now back on the battle, Rylia peers out to get a clear view of the ongoing fight. Spotting the Captain closing in, she casts again her Ray of Frost and quickly ducks back inside the safety of the awning.
The frosty ray narrowly grazes the Captain, causing a frosty and deep scratch on his arm.

Paladin, despite his injuries, gathers his strength and hurls another javelin at the same manticore he had hit before. However, his wounded state affects his accuracy, and the javelin misses its mark.

The pilot of the enemy ship accelerates in an attempt to escape the dark fog, but the maneuver ends up causing a forceful collision with the "Amelia." Leo skillfully manages to maneuver and avoid a more disastrous impact, but the collision still takes a toll, hitting the "Amelia" with a hard shake.

 The manticore on the left, still reeling from the earlier attack, closes in with the Captain's angry shouts spurring it on. It releases a volley of spikes, missing the first but hitting with subsequent shots. One spike strikes Coltinar's arm, causing him to grimace in pain, while another hits Paladin once again in the side where his ribs from him would be.
Paladin collapses unconscious.

 The other distant manticore launches its spikes as well. Two of then aiming Braxiel. The first strike the ship's hull coming so close that it catches the edge of the wither´s tunic, the other slips into the magic shield that appears protecting the Elf.
The third spike, however, finds its mark on Arr's shoulder, causing him to abruptly spin and fall from the impact.

Fear fills Coltinar's eyes when he sees his two friends succumb.
In the midst of this chaos, Bryn's keen eyes who are trying to quick think about his next move, see two very fast fiery arrows streaking the sky. One lands solidly in the manticore´s neck ridden by the Captain,. The animal howl in pain, and start to spin around trying to pull the arrow out, and leaving the captain hanging by a protective harness. The second arrow hits the tiefling rider on the other manticore with such violence that he is thrown from the creature and plummet into the abyss below.
Suddenly, you see 4 half-orcs mounted on 4 griffins each holding a double arrow crossbow, two on each side of the ship.

"Hello, are you all right? Those pirates are not going to attack you anymore. I can't see very well with this fog, but your boat seems to have a stern damage. Do you need help?"

DM Battle is ended. Paladin is down, Arr is down, both Coltinar and Braxiel are wounded.
What do you gonna do?

Bryn emerges from his hiding spot and rushes to his comrades' aid, not quite knowing what to do for a construct, but trying to stop any leaking fluid or hold together any parts that are no longer connected properly... (attempting to stabilize any of the downed party. Medicine check if it helps: 2)

Rylia too is a bit shaken by both Paladin and Arr being out from the fight and both Braxiel and Coltinar being badly hurt. "We've got to help them!" she says as Bryn has already moved into action.  She goes with him, and while he checks one construct, she will check the other.  Not really knowing how to heal a human, let alone a construct, she does the best she can. (Medicine: 19) 

After seeing to the healing, the blue-haired girl turns to the newly arrived griffon riders. "We have wounded," she says. "Are you with House Deneith? We appreciate the help."