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The Quiet Shadow says...

How much would a slap even cause when it comes to damage? One point of damage, a d3, non-lethal damage? Though of any case it is still an idea but the question is does anyone want to go up to him to try to knock some sense into him.

Edited: Thomaslee on 17th Nov, 2017 - 9:30pm

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Unless a monk or one of certain races, a basic unarmed strike deals only one point of damage. Normally plus strength, but for a slap I'd let you waive that bit.

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Okay, assuming Poljen fails his Wisdom Advantaged roll I am putting here, he will turn and use his sword. He has the blade in his hand, and despite it being an ally, he is so used to all the magical healing the group brings, to him it is most efficient to chop him down, then heal him. Of course, if this roll comes up high enough, he will instead go after Rezmir… give me time to see what this roll does, and I shall post soon after.

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Who goes first in the round, Poljen or Velon? If Velon, can he see Poljen’s demeanor change (Assuming failed save) and know what is happening since Rezmir said it aloud?

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Out of Character: The fact that there is two paladins will the fact that she did not specify which one cause him some pause to see which one she meant?

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Poljen is first in the initiative order, so its a moot point. For future reference though, yes, since she said something, his sudden shift in demeanor could lead one to conclude something is up prior to him actually turning on you.

In regards to the two paladins query, Tazskan is not wearing a holy symbol, has not declared himself a paladin, and has not used any paladinesque abilities in either Poljen or Rezmir's presence. (Discounting divine sense, as there's nothing to see in that case.) As far as either of them know, there's only one paladin here.

P.S. Poljen, feel free to get creative on just how much of a visible struggle there is in your presentation if you wish. The impassive mask of an automaton, the panicked voice and face of someone who is no longer in control, or something else?

Edited: daishain on 17th Nov, 2017 - 10:17pm

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Ooh did he just save? Another big swing in the battle! Having a Poljen is much better than fighting a Poljen!

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Yeah, baby! Poljen saves! I will post very soon… just finishing something important at work!