Gar Malleos II (Tryll, Surraruthru)

Anastasia · February 02, 2018, 10:53:06 PM

Each primal elemental is warded by Epic Mage Armor, Superior Resistance, Fortunate Fate, a custom spell that greatly increases Strength and Constitution and a custom spell that gives them a large luck bonus to armor class, saving throws and attack rolls.

Others are out of range of greater arcane sight.

Iron Dragoon · February 02, 2018, 10:55:30 PM

How many primals can I hit with it, and can I place it so it doesn't hit MF?

Anastasia · February 02, 2018, 10:56:34 PM

What's the area of effect on it?

Iron Dragoon · February 02, 2018, 10:57:55 PM

40 ft cylinder 80 ft high. Also, what were the CLs on those spells?

Anastasia · February 02, 2018, 10:59:33 PM

2.

CL30th, except for the luck spell, which is CL40th.

Iron Dragoon · February 02, 2018, 11:15:11 PM

Surraruthru locks his eyes on two of the primals and begins chanting, his magical power building as the light of the cavern reflects of his gemstone scales insanely.

Rain of Devastation, CL 31, No SR, Fort Halves.
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This spell summons a driving, searing acid rain. Creatures within it are struck by a rain of viscous, clinging acid as the magic around them crumbles. All creatures within the radius are treated as being affected by a targeted greater dispel magic (maximum dispel check modifier of +30). Creatures exposed to this rain take 5d6 points of acid damage. This damage rises by 2d6 for each spell or spell-like ability dispelled by this spell, to a maximum of 50d6. This damage applies to all creatures within the Rain of Devastation. For example, a Rain of Devastation that dispels 5 effects deals 15d6 acid damage to all creatures within it. A Fortitude save is allowed to halve the acid damage.

> roll 10#1d20+41 Dispel
<Serith> Iddy roll for Serith < 56, 44, 61, 61, 52, 42, 42, 45, 43, 60 >

Anastasia · February 02, 2018, 11:16:56 PM

You got all of them, roll damage.

Iron Dragoon · February 02, 2018, 11:21:03 PM

Epic Mage Armor is 11, Superior Resistance is 6, Fortunate Fate is 7, but I dunno on the two custom spells. However, those spells x2 (for each Primal) is 48, so I'm going to assume that the others max out the 50.

> roll 50d6 Acid Damage
<Serith> Iddy roll for Serith < 173 > [50d6=173]

That's to everything in range.

DC 35, BTW.

Anastasia · February 03, 2018, 07:46:24 AM

That's now how the spell works, Iddy. From the text you quoted:

Creatures exposed to this rain take 5d6 points of acid damage. This damage rises by 2d6 for each spell or spell-like ability dispelled by this spell, to a maximum of 50d6. This damage applies to all creatures within the Rain of Devastation. For example, a Rain of Devastation that dispels 5 effects deals 15d6 acid damage to all creatures within it. A Fortitude save is allowed to halve the acid damage.

You dispelled 10 spells, so that's an additional 20d6 damage for a total of 25d6. For the sake of moving things along, I'm going to make the executive decision to roll this damage myself.

> roll 25d6
<Serith> Kotono roll for Serith < 83 > [d6=1,3,5,3,6,2,5,2,5,1,6,2,3,1,2,3,1,6,5,5,3,2,3,3,5]

> roll 1d20+27
> roll 1d20+27
<Serith> Kotono roll for Serith < 29 > [d20=2]
<Serith> Kotono roll for Serith < 44 > [d20=17]

One pass, one fail.

Acid rains down and pelts the elementals, magic crumbling around them. Mage armor dissolves, wards fade and boosts crumble. The two are weakened visibly as streams of spellfire fizzle out, acid hissing all over their titanic bodies as...

Simmer holds for the moment, since Calleigh's coming down. Gelugons and Calleigh. Go Calleigh.

Yuthirin · February 03, 2018, 12:04:14 PM

Calleigh leans out of the ceiling at an angle behind the party and once again tries to open the book!

Anastasia · February 03, 2018, 02:18:30 PM

Calleigh opens Hope. This time, the book opens.

A flash, memories unfurling before all of you.

Jaela's pain as Lifasa falls. Her battle, her retreat, her defeat. The pain echos in each of you. Because it seemed like it was hopeless.

Afina's depressed solitude, wandering without a Queen and a world to call her own. The depression is felt in each of you. Because it seemed like it was hopeless.

Ithea's lonely wanderings, family gone and homeland shattered. The loneliness feels real within each of you. Because it seemed like it was hopeless.

Willim's angry fights, the monk-place gone and the monk-men a memory. The anger blossoms in each of you. Because it seemed like it was hopeless.

Muirfinn's quiet sorrow, knowing that his mate and children are lost to Hell. The sorrow resonates in each of you. Because it seemed like it was hopeless.

Lief's pain, the grays more and more each day. The emptiness is within each of you. Because it seemed like it was hopeless.

Moore's loss, mourning things he cannot remember but knows that he has forgotten. The loss aches in each of you. Because it seemed like it was hopeless.

Tryll's long neglected race, seemingly a figment of the imagination each day. The neglect stings in each of you. Because it seemed like it was hopeless.

Surraruthru's sufferings, saved only by the mercy of another. The suffering stabs in each of you. Because it seemed like it was hopeless.

Hell. Because it seemed like it was hopeless. The Child of Lifasa. Because it seemed like it was hopeless. Abigor. Because it seemed like it was hopeless. Gathgorian. Because it seemed like it was hopeless. Taelfagn. Because it seemed like it was hopeless. Lixer. Because it seemed like it was hopeless. Bel. Because it seemed like it was hopeless.

...

Fighting. Living. Crusading.

Jaela stands tall against cornugons, battling against 99 of them at once with only a few allies. Bravery fills all of you, chasing away pain with valor. Because there is always hope.

Afina's blade slashes through a pit fiend, Ilsenine lying on the bed before her, horribly distended and pregnant. Determination fills all of you, banishing away depression with purpose. Because there is always hope.

Ithea laughs along with a joke. Stille, Adrian, Afina, Jaela, Sylvie and more are there with her. Joy fills all of you, doing away with loneliness with companionship. Because there is always hope.

Willim holds Dana and smiles - a rare moment of peace, ready for tomorrow's battles. Peace fills you, soothing away anger with belonging. Because there is always hope.

Muirfinn awakens from a long nightmare, blurry eyes taking in Vivantha's smiling, crying face. Relief fills you, sending away sorrow and replacing it with love. Because there is always hope.

Lief's watches on from afar, smiling. Purpose fills all of you, pushing away emptiness with meaning. Because there is always hope.

Moore remembers the past in the overwhelming light, knowing that for a moment he has achieved what the Seventh intended for all along. Knowledge fills all of you, ending now and forever loss. Because there is always hope.

Tryll stands before Gytha and the others, a paragon's power within him and a new dawn blossoming ahead. Family fills all of you, brushing away neglect with togetherness. Because there is always hope.

Surraruthru stands proud and strong, a true dragon now and forever before his foes. Triumph fills all of you, clearing away suffering with victory. Because there is always hope.

I've been watching for a long time and you have maintained the light of hope within you. Hope is the truest weapon any can wield. You fulfilled every hope I had in seeing 21 pass to Aurora. This is my gift to you, one mighty strike to use against Hell. 21 is the battle for a soul. My soul, my hope against Hell, against Asmodeus.

The last two traitors are below. Hurry for Lifasa.

A flash of memory, fading already. Sensations of many, words of...someone or something. They fade from your mind in an instant, leaving you only with a certainty. You have to hurry. The last two traitors are below.

Before you the light of hope shines. The primal elementals are banished back to whence they came, as if they were never there. The remaining elementals follow them, while the gelugons melt like ice before the light of hope.

The ice weird screams and shields her face with her hands, flesh peeling away like orange rinds, blood flowing freely over her ruined face. Her beauty is gone in a bloody ruin, marked for any and all to see.

Amea wails at the top of his lungs, a horrid sound as the spear in his hands dissolves into black steam and then nothingness. His entire body is covered in cracks, as if an ice sculpture struck too many times.

Levistus looks away, skin crackling and burning. "...Damn you!" He manages to get out amid the light. His voice is furious, shaking with pain and anger. "MY hope will never die, not even to YOU!"

Init is Levistus (60) > Jaela (48) > Amea (41) > Ice Weird (36) > Surraruthru (30) > Simmer (27) > Calleigh (25) > Tryll (24) > Balyss (11)

That was a reasonably good place to use Hope.

Tryll and Simmer are up, Simmer in the next post since this one is long enough.

Yuthirin · February 05, 2018, 11:45:34 AM

'A devil's hopes aren't worth our time.' Tryll replies airily, 'Especially one who couldn't even show his true face. Speaking of, you're looking a little crispy. I think you look like you could use some air.'

Twinned Empowered Tornado Blast
Activating Fortune's Wheel
[blockquote]Rolled 1d100 : 73, total 73[/blockquote]Further posts to follow.

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Yuthirin · February 05, 2018, 11:56:45 AM

73: 1.5x the effect of any one metapsionic feat applied to a power.
Increasing Empower feat. 1.5*1.5=2.25 is the new Empower modifier for this.

Power cost: 17
Augment: 7 (power efficiency cap)
Effect: This power has three effects. A ranged touch attack that deals 8d6 damage to the target with no save. The second effect is that all creatures in the area (including the target) take 17d6 damage from being blown about by the tornado-force winds. A Reflex save can halve this damage. Lastly, all affected creatures are tossed 1d4*10 feet from their original space at random.

Attack roll v. Touch AC: [blockquote]Rolled 1d20+33 : 8 + 33, total 41[/blockquote][blockquote]Rolled 1d20+33 : 2 + 33, total 35[/blockquote]

Anastasia · February 05, 2018, 12:09:49 PM

Levistus - dodges. He moves with blatantly unnatural speed, even as he burns. It is like watching a stagnant stream suddenly erupt to life, all smooth movement out of the blue. He dodges both of the attacks and...

Does the ranged touch missing impact the secondary effects?

Yuthirin · February 05, 2018, 12:42:38 PM

It does not. He still takes the secondary unless he manages to evade it. Both he and the weird will need to save. As this is a purely physical effect, there is no SR/PR. Reflex DC 38.[blockquote]Rolled 20d6 : 2, 3, 2, 4, 2, 6, 5, 1, 1, 6, 3, 1, 2, 2, 4, 6, 6, 4, 1, 1, total 62[/blockquote][blockquote]Rolled 20d6 : 2, 2, 2, 5, 4, 1, 5, 6, 4, 3, 1, 1, 5, 5, 4, 2, 4, 4, 4, 3, total 67[/blockquote]

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