OOC: Would everyone be OK with Mysleen taking the scroll of greater invisibility? I feel like she could find some uses for it.

[[ Fine by me. Any objections to Talorin taking the scroll of major image? Thinking in terms of DC for someone to determine it's an illusion. But would treat it as a party resource. ]]

Talorin checks out the books. "Interesting reading material." he muses, stowing them in a pouch for later reading (and possibly selling) after taking a cursory glance.

[[ At the moment adding the books to his inventory for carrying and we can decide what to do with them. ]]

[[OOC: I had started to track our common treasure on Trystane's sheet. If you want I can continue to do that for the items that are really only for selling, just let me know when you wish to keep certain items on your sheet, everything else I will bag into a chest on my sheet called Spoils (if you wish you can check anytime here). If you want to keep scrolls for using them eventually, I'm totally fine with that. They only bring 200gp each anyway, so that's not much in the grand scheme of things, same for potions. I already had added the books and the second scroll to the common treasure but if you want to keep one or the other, please let me know and I delete it.]]

[[It sounds to me like we're done with the library, let me know if that is a misunderstanding.]]

Trystane points at the large demons, "Let's do them next, shall we?" He approaches stealthily, pressed against the wall, one step at a time. His eyes never lose sight of his query until he is in position to strike. There, lying still, he waits for the signal to attack (if it comes, e.g. by someone else attacking, his turn is in the spoiler below.).

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[[It sounds to me like we're done with the library, let me know if that is a misunderstanding.]]

Trystane points at the large demons, "Let's do them next, shall we?" He approaches stealthily, pressed against the wall, one step at a time. His eyes never lose sight of his query until he is in position to strike. There, lying still, he waits for the signal to attack (if it comes, e.g. by someone else attacking, his turn is in the spoiler below.).

(Initiative if needed: 21)
Move: Pounce at D1 and if possible get into melee distance to one other.
Action:
1) Unarmed Strike @D1, hit 17 for 10 magical slashing damage and 2 lightning damage
2) Unarmed Strike @D1, hit 28 for 13 magical slashing damage and 1 lightning damage
Bonus:
3) Unarmed Strike @D1, hit 15 for 11 magical slashing damage and 6 lightning damage

If everyone agrees to go to the Remembrance Room, sounds like a plan. You can even pincer, since there is a secret door in the back of the room and a larger door from the main hallway.

Roll initiative!

barlgura B1 init 7
barlgura B2 init 4
barlgura B3 init 18

Mysleen init: 19

Talorin Initiative: 10+1 = 11

Necryinitiative: 4

OOC: Oy vey.  Last place.  Even the dust bunnies in the room get to go before Necyra.

Yurgojin: 8

Bridgette: 13

No surprise round

Round 1
Bridgette, Mysleen, Trystane << your turn
B1, B2, B3
Necyra, Talorin, Yurgojin

Earlier, before we entered the demon's room:

In the aftermath of the chaotic battle, a hush falls over the library.  The pungent scent of burnt flesh mingles with the lingering sweetness of pixiedust.  Having played a crucial role in the party's victory, the eight pixies flit around Necyra, their iridescent wings shimmering in the dim light.  Their mission complete, their forms start to shimmer and fade.

Necyra, ever mindful of her companions, recognizes the fading magic.  A gentle smile softens her usually stern features.  With a voice that carries a touch of warmth, she addresses the pixies, "Thank you, little ones.  You fought bravely, and your chaotic magic turned the tide in our favor.  May your paths be filled with light and mischief."

As Necyra speaks, the pixies' forms waver and flicker.  Each one dips its head in a graceful salute, their tiny voices chiming in a melodic farewell.  Then, with a final burst of shimmering light, they vanish, leaving behind only the faint echo of their laughter and the memory of their aid.

Necyra, her connection to the pixies severed, turns her attention back to the rest of the party.  With a resolute expression, Necyra raises her hand, channeling divine energy.  A warm light emanates from her palm, swirling around her fingertips before arcing outwards to encompass four of her party members.  Mysleen, Trystane, and Yurgojin, the vanguard of your group, are bathed in the golden radiance.  A sense of empowerment washes over them, a feeling of divine favor bolstering their strength and reflexes.  Even Bridgette, standing back but poised to unleash arcane fury, feels the blessing touch her, a shield against potential retaliation from the demonic foe that awaits.  [Necyra casts Bless at 4th level, assisting Mysleen/Trystane/Yurgojin/Bridgette for the next minute (10 rounds); add a 1d4 to all of your attack rolls and saving throws!]

"May the blessing of the divine light guide your strikes and bolster your defenses," Necyra declares, her voice ringing with conviction.  "Go forth, and vanquish the evil that lurks ahead!"

OOC: Remember, everyone should still have an extra 1d10 from Bardic Inspiration.

Mysleen flies 30 feet into the air provided there is enough space to do so, then casts vicious mockery on B2 for 6 psychic damage. If it succeeds on a DC 17 Wis save it takes no damage. If it fails, it takes the full damage and has disadvantage on the next attack roll it makes before the end of its next turn. "Hey, monkey face! Your mother looked like an ape!"

It's a small room, with three large creatures. I also missed the Empty Bunks, that's where the mages sleep at night and Oxtu in the Common Room as well as one of the Mages in the Library wore a bronze chain around their neck, with four keys. Now you have two sets of four keys, line them up and each key has a duplicate, so eight keys in total, but only four different keys (they unlock each cell, you broke into two cells already, the third cell was unlocked)

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Mysleen flies 30 feet into the air provided there is enough space to do so, then casts vicious mockery on B2 for 6 psychic damage. If it succeeds on a DC 17 Wis save it takes no damage. If it fails, it takes the full damage and has disadvantage on the next attack roll it makes before the end of its next turn. "Hey, monkey face! Your mother looked like an ape!"

B2 Wisdom Save DC 17 vs 13

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Mysleen flies 30 feet into the air provided there is enough space to do so, then casts vicious mockery on B2 for 6 psychic damage. If it succeeds on a DC 17 Wis save it takes no damage. If it fails, it takes the full damage and has disadvantage on the next attack roll it makes before the end of its next turn. "Hey, monkey face! Your mother looked like an ape!"

B2 Wisdom Save DC 17 vs 11

Round 1
Mysleen
Bridgette, Trystane << your turn
B1 (68/68)
B2 (62/68, disadv nar, beont)
B3 (68/68)
Necyra, Talorin, Yurgojin

Bridgette will start by using a bonus action to re-activate Form of Dread, gaining 10 temp HP.

Then, she unleashes two eldritch blast beams at the monster closest to her.

Attack: 29; Damage: 7 (force)
Attack: 18; Damage: 10 (force)

The demon needs to make a DC 19 Wis save or be frightened of Bridgette until the end of her next turn.

Meanwhile, her shadowspawn charges at the same creature and attacks it twice, at advantage if the monster is frightened.

Attack: 31 or 19 (second roll in case of advantage from the monster being frightened); damage: 13 cold
Attack: 21 or 28 (second roll in case of advantage from the monster being frightened); damage: 14 cold

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eldritch blast Attack: 29; Damage: 7 (force)
eldritch blast Attack: 18; Damage: 10 (force)
The demon needs to make a DC 19 Wis save or be frightened of Bridgette until the end of her next turn.

B2 takes 7 and then 10 damage. B2 (45/68, disadv)
B2 Wisdom Save DC 19 vs 19

shadowspawn Attack: 29 or 17 (second roll in case of advantage from the monster being frightened); damage: 13 cold
shadowspawn Attack: 17 or 30 (second roll in case of advantage from the monster being frightened); damage: 19 cold

B2 takes half of 13 (6) and then half of 19 (9) damage, total 15. B2 (30/68)