Beleaguered defense - round 6

[tomcat]

Alright, these three PC's all have three hits to defend against.

Edrahil defends
Actions 1-3
TN 25, 26, 28 Armed blades (longsword) +9, PB +1, (MAP -5)

action 1 2d6+10 : 6, 2 + 10, total 18

action 1 2d6+10 : 4, 2 + 10, total 16

action 1 2d6+5 : 3, 5 + 5, total 13

[tomcat]

Edrahil takes the following damage:

14 -2(Armour of Heroes) = 12
15 -2(Armour of Heroes) = 13
17 -2(Armour of Heroes) = 15

Total 40/54 Incapacitated -7



On the defensive walls, Edrahil had been standing there using his arcane arts to deal with the wild man warrior that had confronted his friends. He never saw the other that charged up the broken timbers, his mattock spinning in terrible fury. The Sindar, quick and lithe, sprang back with his sword up to meet each blow. Unfortunately, the mage was no master of arms and the weight of the hammer slammed through his defenses and into his body. The companions watched as their long time friend crumpled under the weight of the berserker's attacks.

[tomcat]

I now will roll the army units actions:

Durgil's troops attack the Wild Man Infantry unit:
TN 10 Armed Combat +10, Darkness -2

unit 1 2d6+8 : 6, 3 + 8, total 17

unit 2 2d6+8 : 2, 1 + 8, total 11

Wild man unit attacks
TN 17 Armed Combat +11, Darkness -2

unit 1 2d6+9 : 6, 1 + 9, total 16

Dirnhael's troops skirmish with the Wild Men Infantry:
TN 10 Armed Combat +10, Darkness -2

unit 1 2d6+8 : 3, 5 + 8, total 16

unit 2 2d6+8 : 1, 5 + 8, total 14

Wild man unit attacks
TN 17 Armed Combat +11, Darkness -2

unit 1 2d6+9 : 6, 5 + 9, total 20

unit 2 2d6+9 : 1, 3 + 9, total 13

Free people Archers fire into primary host of Wild Men:
TN 10 Ranged Combat +10, Darkness -2

unit 1 2d6+8 : 2, 4 + 8, total 14

unit 2 2d6+8 : 2, 6 + 8, total 16

unit 3 2d6+8 : 6, 2 + 8, total 16

unit 4 2d6+8 : 1, 4 + 8, total 13

Wild Men archers fire on north and south arenas
TN 17 Ranged Combat +9, Darkness -2

unit 1 2d6+7 : 5, 3 + 7, total 15

unit 2 2d6+7 : 4, 1 + 7, total 12

[tomcat]

Support rolls to survive:

Free People infantry hit:
TN 15 support +5, inspiration +2

2d6+7 : 4, 6 + 7, total 17

Wild men units hit:
TN 15 support +5

2d6+5 : 4, 5 + 5, total 14

2d6+5 : 5, 6 + 5, total 16

2d6+5 : 4, 6 + 5, total 15

2d6+5 : 2, 1 + 5, total 8

2d6+5 : 1, 2 + 5, total 8

2d6+5 : 2, 2 + 5, total 9

2d6+5 : 6, 2 + 5, total 13

2d6+5 : 3, 6 + 5, total 14

[tomcat]

Around the companions, the men of Tharbad pressed on against their attackers. Durgil's troops easily surrounded and using the river, drove against the Wild Men on the northern beach. The screams of the dying cried out in the night and the river ran red with the blood of the fallen, though it could not be seen in the night. What seemed like hours of fighting was only minutes, but Durgil was glad to see his men still standing around him a bright gleam in their eyes.

To the south, Dirnhael's troops were held at bay, but neither did they give quarter. The warriors clashed and angry cries and curses added to the cacophony of the dying. It was Guilin and his able archers that won the greatest blow as the Wild Men pressed once more, for again they loosed arrows and the shafts had a very deadly affect. Men tripped over the fallen as they tried to defend against the missiles, but the close proximity and unsteady footing made for a killing. Every arrow found a mark and what had been an overwhelming force was now a litter of bleeding and crying men. Durgil heard strange names being shouted for - mothers probably, that would not come to save, or at least hold their sons as they passed from this world.

Only Dinrhael's men faced foes; only the terrible berserkers and the huge Wild Man leader remained to continue the attack.



Anyone that hasn't gone yet, feel free. I will set up new round tonight.

[Telcontar]

Celdrahil had just parried one set of attacks when the next barrage had come against him. He had marked the style of his foe now and attempted to deflect the incoming attacks before making his own.

Parry 1 TN25 d+ 16,2,2,1,5,-2

Rolled 2d6+24 : 5, 3 + 24, total 32

Parry 2 TN25

Rolled 2d6+24 : 3, 6 + 24, total 33

Parry 3 TN 24

Rolled 2d6+24 : 3, 6 + 24, total 33

Attack 1  16,2,2,-2, -5

Rolled 2d6+13 : 5, 1 + 13, total 19

Attack 2

Rolled 2d6+8 : 1, 2 + 8, total 11

Attack 3

Rolled 2d6+3 : 1, 6 + 3, total 10

dmg1

Rolled 2d6+7 : 5, 3 + 7, total 15

dmg2

Rolled 2d6+7 : 1, 5 + 7, total 13

dmg3

Rolled 2d6+7 : 1, 6 + 7, total 14

Init

Rolled 2d6+6 : 3, 4 + 6, total 13

[Telcontar]

  Also B1 should be at -5 for incapacitated no? so his parries will be at -10, -15, -20 with the wound penalty and his MAP?

[tomcat]

Oops, yea I missed that Tom. Thanks for bringing it to my attention. His attack rolls were wrong, too, but that doesn't seem to be a challenge for your awesome rolls!

B1 has one Parry to make TN 19 (the 11 and 10 missed)
TN 19 Armed clubs (mattock)  +19 (2d6+6), +2 specialty, -2 darkness, Incapacitated -5, MAP -5

2d6+9 : 5, 2 + 9, total 16

[tomcat]

Berserker 1 takes damage

15 -4 (armor) = 11 --or-- 56/66 Near Death -7 (Hardy)

[GandalfOfBorg]

The young Dunadan is certainly caught off-guard by the ferocity of the attacks.  He have been quick enough to completely deflect one blow but the others overpowered his defense, sliding off his sword and cutting him deep.  Fortunately his armor caught the brunt of each of the blows.  "Get him, take him down," he gasps as he sees that he and the wild man are surrounded by what remains of his two units with the dead at their feet.

Durgil is still screwed even after the loss of posts 

Parry TN 28, Damage 13
Roll(2d6)+7: 6,6,+7 Total:19
Roll(1d6)+0: 6,+0 Total: 6
Roll(1d6)+0: 3,+0 Total:3
Total: 28, use 1 Courage if need be

Parry TN 25, Damage 11 - 5 Armor = 6
Roll(2d6)+7: 3,5,+7 Total:15 FAIL

Parry TN 23, Damage 13 - 5 Armor = 8
Roll(2d6)+7: 3,3,+7 Total:13 FAIL

Weariness TN 10
Roll(2d6)+0: 5,5,+0 Total:10