The road to the capital

[crumbling_tower]

The decision has been made to take the remains of the caravan to the capital. A night of rest and the ministrations of the cleric put everyone to full health. A couple of hours in the morning and a casting of shape wood gets the wagon working and loaded. The caravan sets out at noon with the three surviving caravaneers handling the wagons. The

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The swallowing Sands

[crumbling_tower]

As before

Re: The swallowing Sands

[hamsterpants]

Ana's first action:

She raises her arm and utters a spell calling upon Corellon to fashion a weapon to attack Lamia #3. The longsword, "Sahandrian" appears and attacks the Lamia. (Attack roll = 13(roll) + 6 (base attack bonus) + 4 (wisdom modifier = 23) for damage (1 d 8 force damage per hit + 1 point per three caster levels = 5(roll) + 2 = 7 damage)

(cast 'spiritual weapon' Lamia #3)

Should there be a second round, the spiritual weapon would continue to attack. Attack roll = 10(roll) + 6 + 4 = 20) for damage (3(roll) + 2 = 5 damage). (Note to Josh: If I'm reading correctly the implication seems to be that if the spiritual weapon continues to attack the same target in subsequent rounds its a free action leaving me with the opportunity to do another action in the second round while the weapon continues its attack?)

Re: The swallowing Sands

[crumbling_tower]

yes

Re: The swallowing Sands

[hamsterpants]

If the lamia is dead, my second action would be to heal whoever needs it. If the lamia lives still, my spiritual weapon would attack and I would then heal whoever needs it.

If no one needs healing,I will stand and pout.

Re: The swallowing Sands

[warlordpompey]

Osilgard bellows a laugh as his steel finally strikes true.

1) Still within range of the creature, Osilgard draws his blade back for a full-round attack with the longsword.

Longsword part 1: 3 (roll) + whatever
Longsword part 2: 15 (roll) + 9 (+2 base attack, +4 str, +1 mounted, +2 flank?, +1 prayer, +1 magic weapon) = 24 to hit

2) Osilgard withdraws Fury from the arrow-ridden corpse of the lamia and cleans the blade on an immaculate white cloth. Riding to the other corpses, he attaches a rope to each body and drags them back to the wagons for ceremonial disposal.