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Felipe, please roll for either an attack, and also remember the -2 penalty, or for a grapple check to escape. You may only attempt one of these, each round. (Also, let me inform you that the fortitude saves are for determining the effects of the chokehold. Since Dungeons & Dragons and Pathfinder Role-playing Games both lack "Good" Rules for choking an opponent, I am using a rule I've been using for a couple of years now. Details are unnecessary, but I wanted to clear that up, so that you know what you're rolling for)
Is Basmet really dead? At what negative hitpoints is she currently?
Feyra's Protector headband, when combined with the Nemes Headdress Artifact of Power, allows her access to awesome power. However, her mortal state is too weak for the full potential. She automatically knows of her ability to perform the following actions, as well as their consequences:
After a swift look at her surrounding, Feyra rushes to the Royal Mummy whilst unsheathing her second dagger holding it at her left hand while she attempts to touch the Royal Mummy with her right. Transfering 20 hitpoints of positive energy to her, in result to heal herself and only.
*Heavy Tired Breathing*
Specific Action : Figthing Defensively
Fortitude Save Chack : 18+1 = 19
Attack Roll Unarmed : 16+5-4 = 17
Damage Roll : 1
Armor Class:
Regular AC: 19 (10 base +4 Dexterity +3 Armor +2 Dodge)
Flat-Footed AC: 13 (10 base +3 Armor)
Touch AC: 16 (10 base +4 Dexterity +2 Dodge)
Out of Character: Yes, exactly -10 hit points. Basmet went out the way she wanted, protecting people, and besides, she was getting old.
She was far from a good character; negative constitution modifier, and not enough points in perform for bardic music. Inspire courage could have made a difference.
Epic NPC's should be epic. Especially in Earth settings, where we have myths of invincible creatures. I'm glad he was so strong.
Excuse me for the misunderstanding. The hit points transfer effect means either the target is filled with positive, and the caster with negative energy, or vice versa. Please confirm you wish to inflict negative energy on your target, so as to inflict positive onto yourself.
Interim, what will Charles do?
My apologies, Feyra inflicts negative energy to the Royal Mummy so as to inflict positive energy into her.
If the number of hitpoints up to 20 is choosen by her, then she would use half, as 10 hitpoints.
Since the mummy is considered a foe, a melee touch attack would normally be required by Feyra, but we'll call the otherwise easy to succeed check an auto-hit for this time.
Right as both Feyra and the Royal Mummy are affected by the healing magic of the Headdress, the Pharaoh seems surprised:
"What?! When did you?!..
...and immediately releases Charles, to launch a slam attack against Feyra. Thanks to her great agility, Feyra had no problem moving out of the way and dodging the
Charles was just released, and is so required to make a fortitude save in order to avoid becoming nauseated after the violent chokehold. Rolling 14 or higher means he is sickened for 1d6 rounds. Failure indicates he becomes nauseated for 1d6 rounds, then sickened for 1 round. (Nasty high-DC check; good luck)
While falling from the grasp, Charles had the chance to swing his sword, which touches and slides against the mummy, cutting a few bandages, but is not deep enough to slice the undead.
Basmet is simply lying motionless on the ground... It is then that the projection abruptly ends for the viewer... The clutches of death seemed to have reached beyond the projection... Life slowly fades away, and absolute darkness covers everything, as thought is lost forever... Edited: Johnathan on 16th Oct, 2014 - 6:39am
Feyra moves 5-foot steps backwards as she takes a total defensive stance raising her dagger for the guard facing the Royal Mummy.
"Enough!" *Catches Breath* "I-I got the Nemes... And you know what it is capable of! Give up."
Specific Action : Total Defense Edited: Kamsans on 16th Oct, 2014 - 3:37pm