10, 14, 19
There isnât exactly a lot of place for Sten to flee to , not without running towards Wanderer, but he manages to move slightly backwards regardless, taking blows from the militiaâs spears as he does. You can tell he doesnât fit very well into the space, and itâs clearly hampering his movements â hitting him will be easier like this.
(this space is too small to fit him, so he had to Squeeze â heâll take an AC penalty, and he wasnât able to 5-foot-step)
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Leta drops her sword and picks up her spear, pointing at him. âYouâre cornered. Lay down your weapons and surrender.â
Heâs visibly shaking, and just-as-visibly looking for somewhere to run to, but he doesnât comply.
(you are stable!)
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if I were to move directly to stenâs right, would that be flanking since leta is seemingly threatening him?
When in doubt about whether two characters flank an opponent in the middle, trace an imaginary line between the two attackersâ centers. If the line passes through opposite borders of the opponentâs space (including corners of those borders), then the opponent is flanked.
Yes (barely), youâll also have higher ground since youâll be standing on a table
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(getting on the table slows your motion but I think not enough to actually prevent it)
I have 30 ft so I think I have juuuuuuust enough to do that
ok! Go ahead and attack (I assume you want to attack)
Moving far faster than he was before, Lionel charges towards the table, then swipes his sickle at Sten
@discobot roll 1d20
(17)