(Joke)
not again
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The soon-to-be-martyred Canary turns away from her.
She’s seemingly catalogued Rika as a thing she’s responsible for dealing with.
You’re mentally catalogued as being the same type of presence in her life as her father. Good job.
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Boggard 1 steps fully out of his mud pile (5-foot step) and chucks a javelin at Canary’s head, but it whistles past and lands in the ground with a thud. Rather than drawing his second javelin, he pulls out a morningstar, brandishing it threateningly as he shouts something in Boggard.
Cornered by Drakor, the second boggard also steps out of his mud pile (5-foot step), dropping his javelin to the ground as he switches to his morningstar (move action), then smacks Drakor square in the chest with it.
(Drakor, take 13 points of damage)
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(It’s even funnier the second time)
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(the reason he can’t use the tongue is that he can only use the tongue and make a regular attack in the same turn if he full attacks, and he can’t full attack and move-action-change-weapons in the same turn)
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ew difficult terrain
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(If Paprika learns any more information about you, she will likely also categorize you as the same kind of presence as her father currently is. Good job.)
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(my mental categorisation of my father can beat your mental categorisation of your father in a fight.)
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(Oh yeah? Wanna bet?)
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move action - stride three squares up
standard action - Quaff the mutagen for +dex -wisdom… and activating feral mutagen for natural attacks
(this is me realizing I never wrote the claw and bite on my sheet fuck)
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Drakor roared in pain, but remained standing.
As Lionel downs the strange not-quite-potion, his nails elongate into claws and his teeth sharpen. The closer boggard looks nervously at him — he hadn’t known humans could do that, and he’s not pleased about it.
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