Storm King's Thunder

Marav lowers his head and scoops the little halfling up onto his shoulders then bares his teeth and growls.

Intimidation: 17

//Used my Intimidation cause I wasn't sure what I would use as a Dire Wolf... if it is an intelligence then it would be a -4 which... well it seems like a giant wolf growling would be a little intimidating.//

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//also oops, didn't want to start a fight, thought they would just leave in a huff... especially after my high deception roll//

// Before you make any more rolls, I'll need Initiative first. //

initiative 13

"Dammit Rip!" Ink exclaims!

Ink telepathically orders Quill to harass the rider with the bag to distract him (help action) after which Ink will cast Mage Hand in an effort to grab the bag away from him. 

Ink Initiative 5

Quill initiative 5

Initiative: 18

//Rip you better decide now if you want to try and ride into battle. Wolves fighting can be pretty... enthusiastic. Last thing we need is our bard prone half the battle. Though I do like the always active pack tactics.//

Rip gets a firm grip so he wont fall off the wolf, sadly his first mounted battle cry is "This is a misunderstanding!"

"You couldn't just let them walk away could you."

Initative: 9

Marav growls loudly trying to drown out the embarrassing battle cry. 

//Marav, because I've played a Druid I know how Wild Shape works. For any Wisdom, Intelligence, or Charisma roll; whether that be a skill check, ability check, or Saving Throw, you use Marav's ability/skill score. For any Dexterity, Strength, or Constitution skill check, ability check, or Saving Throw you use the animals score that you transferred into. So for a stealth check, you would use the Dire Wolves Score. For an Intimidation Check, you would use Maravs.//   

//Cool, did it right then. Still think something like a a dire wolf that is like 9 feet tall and 800 pounds should have an advantage. Still I rolled well so it's all good. :)//

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//Cool, did it right then. Still think something like a a dire wolf that is like 9 feet tall and 800 pounds should have an advantage. Still I rolled well so it's all good. :)//

//First turn? Nope... this was pre... last ditch to get them back on their vultures.//

Initiative: 17 Flint would be where he can see everyone, probably right outside the doorway.

Initiatives for the cultists: 

22
9

The cultists, scimitars drawn, slowly advance towards you, while their two leaders stand back waving their hands, appearing to be performing some mystical ritual...

// Attacking any "minion" cultist this round will impose Disadvantage on your attacks. Attacking the two leaders, standing at the back of the group, won't impose Disadvantage.  

The map is here. https://1drv.ms/i/s!ApsITI_KCIhsgd9rhWqp82uKIpceaA Each square is 10 feet.

Players can all go! // 

//I believe it is my turn.... time to stop messing around.//

Marav goes straight for the one with the bag. Gonna attempt to grab the arm with the bag and attempt to hold him.

Grapple: 17

// I miss being a ranger and rolling initiative with advantage... or being a gunslinger and rolling with my full proficiency score.... don't forget, bards have jack of all trades so they can apply 1/2 their proficiency to initiative. //

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//I believe it is my turn.... time to stop messing around.//

Marav goes straight for the one with the bag. Gonna attempt to grab the arm with the bag and attempt to hold him.

Grapple: 18

// Almost forgot, Marav triggered some opportunity attacks on his way in //

Marav the dire wolf ran through the screen of cultists, who slashed with their scimitars: 

Attack: 16 Damage: 2
Attack: 6 Damage: 6
Attack: 5 Damage: 4