Ye Olde Inn

Main difference is that in Eruope all monsters have one body point. In case of the goblin, that's irrelevant, of course.
Lil-nasty makes no good fight .

Oops, Hurgar stupid. Hurgar can roll three knucklebones with 'is broadsword, but only rolled two.
Hurgar roll again:

Defense:

Hurgar smash!

Hurgar sees friends 'round door. Also courios about the clawed damsel dat's prob'ly to be found behind. As I can't fight anymore in this turn, I'll just team-up. Movement:

I go to the squere next to the elf, so if he opens the door and a fight stars, I can join in case I roll low for movement.

End of turn.

You also rolled 2 dice for the poor doomed goblin, but both failed so it's all good.

After reducing the goblin to an impressive stain on the carpet, Hurgar lumbers back to his companions.



The scratching sounds have stopped.

Eddy opens the door! Show me the damsels!

I suppose I ought to refer to you by character names, huh?

Eddy Wizzard:



Already alerted by the heroes' noisy entrance, the greenskin slaves stand ready with their weapons drawn. What sort of foul sorcery does this Martense wield that such creatures would serve him?!

Realizing a melee is imminent, Eddy makes his move...

Eddy bravely waits for the others to deal with these lowly greenskins. Not worth wasting a good spell on. Let's save those for the real bad guys later on. Go get em Elf!

The doorway tactic always works for me.

I think the Elf is hesitating because of the Orc's looks. No matter, Kili knows how to give one a proper greeting. He'll try to get at the brute and go Trollslayer on him with 3 attack dice.

Movement:


I guess he'll wait behind Eddy instead and work himself into a frothing fit. Kili isn't very patient.

Kili:
Kili rejoins his comrades, seething with battle-rage. Perhaps if he were taller the greenskins would see him and have doubts about fighting the intruders...then again, perhaps they fear the wrath of their terrible master more than any earthly danger.

Reluctant to leave Eddy open for a beating from the Orc Caranthir chooses to throw his dagger at the Goblin.

Caranthir Attack:

Goblin Defence:

The dagger embeds itself in the wooden door near the Goblin. Both he and the Orc now look horrified -- more due to the damage to their master's home than the attempt on their lives.

mikemacdee wrote:The dagger embeds itself in the wooden door near the Goblin. Both he and the Orc now look horrified -- more due to the damage to their master's home than the attempt on their lives.

isn't it your turn now?