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Clarify is the to hit d20 roll with or without the +7. Makes sure you add the Plus in in the future if you did not and add in the plusses for damage if you did not.

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ooc: Those were without the plus, don't know why I didn't add it, good point.

Rolls"
to hit: 18, 18, 17, 17,

dmg: 4, 3, 3, 4,

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You quickly throw four daggers hitting the snake all four times. The snake rears up and then drops limply to the ground. As you sit up you see it laying there at your feet not 2 feet away unmoving.

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Watching the sake Tobo slowly crouches, then stands.

He walks over to the dead snake and pokes is with his sword a few times.

"Woo!" Tobo exclaims, jump punching the sky.
Puffing out his chest, nodding his head
Tobo looks around himself realizing no one saw his victory.

* Well back to business *
After retrieving his daggers Tobo cuts off the snakes head and places its body in his backpack. Looks around for his trusty log and secures it pulling up onto the land. He then cuts a small piece of rope (enough to tie around his wound) and dresses the wound as good as he can.

Tobo looks at the sky pondering his next course of action.

ooc: I am wondering were was I bitten, how far can I travel today without becoming fatigued, and how mutch daylight do I have left? Also considering the wound was half my total HP, can I use that area that was bitten or is it going to slow me down?

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You cut off the snakes head and then try to place the body in your back pack. The fact that the snake is over 20 feet long you find yourself breathing hard just trying to get the snake all the way onto land. You realize also that your log seemed to have floated away. You examine the snakes bite on your side. The fangs never reached your skin but the bite did cause a lot of damage. Your Armor is ripped in the area and you have a very large bruise. The area is very sore but every thing seems to work fine. You just tend not to bend too much as that causes pain now.

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Tobo puts 10 feet of snake into his backpack, chopping the 20' snake in twain. He leaves the other 10' on the tiny island. Figuring he needs a rest he gives his wounded area a break to mend. After a half hour Tobo wades into the water and swims north once more. Now he feel more calm in the water and instead of doggy paddling he breast strokes more.

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You need to roll a d12 and a d20. I need to see if you are going in the right direction.

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Tobo tries to remember which way he was traveling. He also wonders if that lass from his village ever thinks of him.

1d20 = 19
1d12 = 4