Inkybus
A fiend-shaped stain upon all sapients.
- Joined
- Dec 27, 2019
- Location
- The EU, probably
The Damnation crew reacted poorly: in that they did not disguise their intent to turn on them enough and let their foe know that the atmosphere had changed. Zahn glanced to Helena when he heard her words and then to Joy and Nanbako, checking if they had noticed the shift: it seemed that they had. Unfortunately, he had no time to put his thoughts into words.
Just as the orc swung his sap, Zahn's eyes changed from a regular, average hazel color to a crimson hue that glowed softly and promised violence. Some of his scars began to glow the same hue, while an ectoplasmic-like drool, poison-green in coloration started to drip from his maw, reminiscent of the bestial komodo dragons.
Then, the hit connected and Zahn's glare shifted to the orc, who felt the brunt of Zahn's cold rage fully upon him. Before anyone could stop him, his palm shot out to contend with the orc: Zahn's hand shot for the sternum of the Orc, attempting to foul up his footing and push him to the ground.
Whether or not that gambit succeeded, Zahn would then descend upon the orc and roughly grab between his right shoulder and neck with robust strength and skill.
Zahn enters Barbarian Rage.
Due to having advantage on strength checks because of Rage, he rolls the Athletics roll to knock the orc down with advantage: the result for the contested Athletics (or acrobatics, if the orc prefers it) check, Zahn gets a 19 total, as I rolled a 2 and an 11, the latter of which is higher.
If the orc did not succeed, Zahn will attempt a grapple. Again, with advantage. Rolling a 9 and an 18. This results in a 26. However, if the orc succeeded the first contest check, the 26 athletics roll would instead go for Zahn's second attempt to push him down. Which would need another contested roll from the orc.
Should the orc not have succeeded in staying on his feet in the first action, Zahn will not Action Surge.
If the orc saved the first check against falling down, but been knocked down the second time, Zahn would Action Surge and then use his second action turn to try to grapple the orc. The rolls were a 5 and a 20 for a total of 28 for Zahn's contested Athletics check.
If the orc is prone and grappled, Zahn will attempt to strike the orc with a nearby object, like a stool or a small wooden box or an empty bottle, with the attack roll being at advantage because the orc is prone: I rolled a 16 and a 17, for a total of 25 for the attack. I assume it hits, dealing 1d4+str+rage because an improvised weapon attack still counts as a weapon attack as far as I know. I rolled a 2, which means a total of 9 bludgeoning damage, which I want to be non-lethal in case the orc goes to 0 HP.
Due to having advantage on strength checks because of Rage, he rolls the Athletics roll to knock the orc down with advantage: the result for the contested Athletics (or acrobatics, if the orc prefers it) check, Zahn gets a 19 total, as I rolled a 2 and an 11, the latter of which is higher.
If the orc did not succeed, Zahn will attempt a grapple. Again, with advantage. Rolling a 9 and an 18. This results in a 26. However, if the orc succeeded the first contest check, the 26 athletics roll would instead go for Zahn's second attempt to push him down. Which would need another contested roll from the orc.
Should the orc not have succeeded in staying on his feet in the first action, Zahn will not Action Surge.
If the orc saved the first check against falling down, but been knocked down the second time, Zahn would Action Surge and then use his second action turn to try to grapple the orc. The rolls were a 5 and a 20 for a total of 28 for Zahn's contested Athletics check.
If the orc is prone and grappled, Zahn will attempt to strike the orc with a nearby object, like a stool or a small wooden box or an empty bottle, with the attack roll being at advantage because the orc is prone: I rolled a 16 and a 17, for a total of 25 for the attack. I assume it hits, dealing 1d4+str+rage because an improvised weapon attack still counts as a weapon attack as far as I know. I rolled a 2, which means a total of 9 bludgeoning damage, which I want to be non-lethal in case the orc goes to 0 HP.