Dies the Fire

Stealth w/ advantage: 15

Perception 18

Initiavie: 18

Attack:  Attack: 9 Damage: 12

Stealth 22

Initiative 15

Combat: Longbow, keeping out of melee range - Attack: 14 Damage: 7

Horde Attack if available Attack: 24 Damage: 12

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Stealth 18

Initiative 10

Combat: Longbow, keeping out of melee range - Attack: 16 Damage: 12

Horde Attack if available Attack: 28 Damage: 9

 No that's funny, your critical hit did less damage than your normal hit.

You and Sarah take out the guard. There is a small chance that the officers may have heard something 3

No alarm. Inside the area are four rooms two for officers and two for noncoms

Thomas will sneak in invisible, moving into the officer's room that the main group is in. Standing next to the doorway into the next room, he prepares to strike the sleeping form in this room.  He then strikes from the masking of his magic, attacking one of the sleeping officers. He then uses the darkness to hide again. 

Initiative 16

Stealth 23

Shortsword Attack: 24 Damage: 17 (advantage from striking from either invisible or sleeping opponent)

OOC - this is presuming we are going for the tough guys first. He'll be in the same room as everyone else. Auto critical for prone/unconscious? 15

Aleister will shoot the same officer as Thomas is attacking, wants them out of action chop, chop.

Attack  12 plus any extra for sleeping  Damage  8

 Sarah follows along, taking care of business.

Stealth 18

Perception 21

Surprise Attack: 27 Damage: 17

Initiative: 18

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Aleister will shoot the same officer as Thomas is attacking, wants them out of action chop, chop.

Attack  12 plus any extra for sleeping  Damage  8

 

Melee attacks on prone targets get advantage. Ranged attacks on prone targets get disadvantage. You've been doing this for 2 years (game time) and you still don't coordinate attacks properly.

Eek, I did it wrong too.  Consider Sarah's attack to have missed.  Her Darkness counteracts disadvantage but she's still have flubbed the roll.  She'll use Gramps from here on out.

George will shift to his blades as well - shortsword and dagger- new target, furthest from the door (assuming highest-ranking officers sleep furthest from the door) 

Attack: 25 Damage: 6

Bonus attack with no bonus Attack: 18 Damage: 8

OCC I have a good forgeter, works well under stress; Properly schooled - ouch!

Aleister will use his 'rusty', hahmmm,trusty short sword

Attk  18   Dmg  4

Sarah draws Gramps who gives an eager jerk and aims again.

Attack: 19 Damage: 10

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Eek, I did it wrong too.  Consider Sarah's attack to have missed.  Her Darkness counteracts disadvantage but she's still have flubbed the roll.  She'll use Gramps from here on out.

 Your Darkness doesn't counteract the disadvantage of shooting at a prone target. What it would do however is make everyone one else blind. They can't see in magical darkness the way you can. This has become a complete CF.

Have the sleepers been woken by all this chaos? 17

 The castle commander has taken 33 damage and is awake shouting blue murder.

Initiative for all please

20 Thomas
12 Sarah
5 Max

OOC:  Is it possible to get some kind of idea about how large the room is?  Or even how many people are in it?  Sarah did roll a decent Perception check.  Honestly, I was working from the assumption it was a relatively large room where she'd be able keep the darkness field away from others.  Hence the ranged roll originally.  If the room was obviously close quarters, Sarah would have pocketed her bead. It's honestly hard to coordinate when we're running blind.

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OOC:  Is it possible to get some kind of idea about how large the room is?  Or even how many people are in it?  Sarah did roll a decent Perception check.  Honestly, I was working from the assumption it was a relatively large room where she'd be able keep the darkness field away from others.  Hence the ranged roll originally.  If the room was obviously close quarters, Sarah would have pocketed her bead. It's honestly hard to coordinate when we're running blind.

 The officers area is split in to four rooms about 15'x10' each with one to a room. There is a bed, a chair, a footlocker and a small table.

OOC - So then Thomas would pick a far room to attack a sleeping officer, for sure. If there is only one door into the room, so much the better. Unarmoured foes, yes? 

OOC:  Yeah, that changes things.  Bead would not be deployed and ranged was never an option.  I agree a far room would be the best bet and them move along.  Actually, anyone have a Silence?

initiative: 18

Osso would attack the first person coming through the door. Attack: 24 Damage: 12

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OOC - So then Thomas would pick a far room to attack a sleeping officer, for sure. If there is only one door into the room, so much the better. Unarmoured foes, yes? 

 

 Yes. Sleeping in armour is very bad for the back.