Baik moves to flank the smaller beast wi Eiren and hits it with his spear. 

Will post the beasts turn and updated map later

The largest displacer beast continues moving away the cavern walls in terror. End up really close to where Velmine is hiding. 

DB2 Wisdom save 18. The female will again attack Tallis with her first tentacle Attack: 8 Damage: 9 bludgeoning damage + 5 piercing damage and again missing. Her second attack will target Eiren Attack: 10 Damage: 8 bludgeoning damage + 2 piercing damage which also misses. 

DB4 Wisdom save 7. The young displacer beast will attack Eiren with his first tentacle Attack: 8 Damage: 6 bludgeoning damage + 1 piercing damage. Which misses. Then he will attack Baik Attack: 14 Damage: 6 bludgeoning damage + 3 piercing damage. Hitting Baik for a total of 6 points of damage. 

Tallis is up

Tallis is up 

Tallis lashes out once more with his great, black blade.

Attack: 17 for 14

Thirsting Blade: 11 for 15

Tallis makes two strong attacks against the displacer beast in front of him, dealing considerable damage. Attacks against DB2 are now normal until the end of her turn. 

Tallis make a Wisdom save 

Qu'oth is up 

Corvin can act

Qu’oth, the raven, flies overhead once more, croaking loudly in the cavern.

Eiren calls out, “The waters are restorative!”

(WIS: 8)

Corvin continues to attack the creature between himself and Tallis.

Attack: 21 Damage: 11

DC2 damage if it fails save: 16.  DC4 damage for same: 16

Corvin brains the displacer beast with his warhammer, dropping it dead.

Xavier is up 

Seeing the beast be before him fall, Corvin moves north, circling the other nearby displacer beast and putting himself between that one and the final one further north.  (End at T14)

Xavier cast frostbite at DB4 dc 16 con save or take 9 frost damage and have disadvantage on next weapon attack

DB4 Con save 9

Xavier casts a frostbite which momentarily covers the beast in front revealing it. Until the end of it's turn attacks against DB4 are normal. 

Eiren is up 

Eiren seizes his chance and thrusts his magical rapier at the displacer beast they are flanking, dodging its vicious tails and striking at it until he can get that killing blow.

Attack 1: 24 Damage: 9 piercing 

Rerolling the lowest of the two attack rolls for possibly higher roll (Elven Accuracy): 24

Attack 2: 20 Damage: 14 piercing 

Rerolling the lowest of the two attack rolls for possibly higher roll: 18

Eiren's two strikes with his rapier finish off the young displacer beast. Eiren you can make a move if you want.

Velmine is up. Velmine after any attack give me a 1d10 roll and then make another Wisdom save at the end of your turn. 

Using the momentum of his finishing strike, Eiren pushes off the dead beast and runs north to help Velmine with the final beast. (T9)

Velmine silently gestures toward her newest companion, the bear, commanding it to walk to the opposite postion against the displacer beast. (S-T, 6-7)

After he's properly positioned she pulls her rapier and plunges DB1.

Attack: 12 Damage: 27 Piercing (I'm not sure, but I believe this should be at advantage. Because although there is one reason for me to be at disadvantage, the fact that I'm hidden, and at the same time, the bear is helping me flank it means I have two reasons to be at advantage. If I understood everything correctly, here's the second roll: 20)

1d10: 5 Wisdom Save: 12

"Now bear, how about we finish this?" Velmine finishes her command, by letting the bear attack with his series of attacks.

Claws Attack: 20 Damage: 14 Slashing

Bite Attack: 7 Damage: 7 Piercing

Quote from Pertuie >>

(I'm not sure, but I believe this should be at advantage. Because although there is one reason for me to be at disadvantage, the fact that I'm hidden, and at the same time, the bear is helping me flank it means I have two reasons to be at advantage. If I understood everything correctly, here's the second roll: 20)

 

 (No that doesn't work. Here is what the PH says "If circumstances cause a roll to have both advantage and disadvantage, you are considered to have neither of them, and you roll one d20. This is true even if multiple circumstances impose disadvantage and only one grants advantage or vice versa. In such a situation, you have neither advantage nor disadvantage."

Velmine misses her target, while the brown bear moves around Eiren and the last displacer beast and shreds it with a bear claw. Attack can now be made normally, given the bear advantage on its bite attack. Make a 2nd bite attack roll to see if you hit it again. Then roll a Wisdom save for the bear.

(You're absolutely right, and it was my mistake. I'm pretty sure I heard it somewhere that it worked that way, but that assumption was clearly wrong.)

Velmine grunts in disappointment, clearly hurt by the fact that she missed her attack even one time.

Attack: 19

Wisdom Save: 9

(My bear has a better modifier on wisdom saves than Velmine does...)

(Edit: And better rolls as well...)