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D&D 5e - Hoard of the Dragon Queen

@Norschtalen - You have almost every single piece of that ready to roll and operational. But unfortunately there is but one little thing that forbids you from doing this.

That would be the single free object interaction per turn.

You can almost circumvent it by dropping your bow instead of stowing it, but one uses bows with both hands. Thus, unless you drew a dagger at the end of your last turn (which I don't see you would have done), drawing your own dagger will take the object interaction, and picking the other up from the ground becomes impossible without spending an action on it. One would need the Dual Wielder feat to bypass this issue.

Shame. It would have been rather cool.

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@Ryonara - Parum's attack misses. Shame, she had a good idea to increase her damage output.

@Norschtalen - Kyra is up.

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@Ryonara - You are aware of it being your turn, yes?

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He would be able to reach the creature @The Harbinger of Ferocity. Threatening it again is thus possible.

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The claws of the tiger ripped at the flesh of the kobold still suffering the aftershocks of magically infused mockery, its moment of weakness mercilessly exploited by the predator who tried his best to not succumb to those very instincts that drove it to act the way it just had. The numbers of the foe dwindled once more with a target struck out of the picture, and the rest of the lot were not taking this all that well. No, the pack mentality of the small lizards led them to act in a manner most befitting to heavy losses. They attempted to run.

Great haste overtook two sling wielding kobolds, both of them darting off towards the stairway that the adventurers had come from. The path of the one to make its attempt away from Brannor was however cut short by the bulk of the lycanthrope's blade, the man slashing the smaller creature apart and sending it to suffer a quick death in immediate shock. Yet in this moment of spilled blood the other kobold darted past, the blade not ready to seek purchase in the second target to pass. It put everything it had in its running steps, huffing and puffing as it passed the tiger from a safe distance. It would have none of this!

Despite its speedy effort, it stalled momentarily at the fork in the road. Options were up, where it could only assume it would find the corpses of other companions, but perhaps safety. Down, then? It was another option, but it did seem hesitant to pick that either. The moment of deliberation was where an adventurer might strike upon it however, an ill advised decision to halt even for a second.

Mechanics&Rolls

The two still living non-winged kobolds both attempt to make a break for it by taking the Dash action. Brannor lands his opportunity attack on one, slaying it with his blade while the other manages to move the full distance while avoiding opportunity attacks to the small landing outside the main barrack area where the pathways lead up (whence you came) and down. No attacks were made this turn.

It is now Brannor's turn proper @The Harbinger of Ferocity.

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Two kobolds potentially trigger an Opportunity Attack from you @The Harbinger of Ferocity. Will you strike the first or the second? Please provide the roll to hit and for damage for your eventual choice! Both Dash, neither Disengages.

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The winged kobolds did not all choose to take flight at this moment, one deciding it would still be for the better to remain grounded and make attempts at defending an ally. It stepped rushed to a sling wielding kobold, balancing its running with the pair of wings at their back, bringing out a dagger in the cover of those leathery features. But alas, it wouldn't be enough of a surprise, for despite the fact they had an ally as the main target of the opponent they failed to pierce through the defences of the paladin, the adjusted armour ensuring that Brannor would go unharmed by this attack.

The other two that were still capable of fighting would go through with their earlier plan, picking up large rocks that they had been holding on to and taking into the air of the cavern. Each chose a target that was near to them and tossed said rocks at those marks, Orchid and Torus both getting their own share of this battery. Solid hits made even more so by the help of the fellow kobolds blocking the movement of the targets needed for evasion, and so the tiger would endure a nasty hit to the neck, while Orchid would make it away with a hit at just the point where their shield ceased to protect. Both remained up in the air then, judging their next move from the figurative perch they struck from.

Mechanics&Rolls

Back to traditional method with dwindling numbers. Here we go again.

Winged Kobold #3 moves next to the sling wielding kobold and misses its dagger attack on Brannor with advantaged rolls of 7 and 8.
Winged Kobold #4 flies above and scores a hit on Torus with advantaged rolls of 21 and 22, dealing 7 raw bludgeoning damage. @Zverda
Winged Kobold #5 flies above Orchid and scores a hit with advantaged rolls of 7 and 22. This attack deals 4 raw bludgeoning damage. @Lucius Cypher

It would now be Torus's turn @Zverda.

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I'll get back to you at my earliest convenience tomorrow.

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Please excuse the delay, I laid a close relative to rest recently. DMing has been a little bit of a chore in this time. But it should be all good again. Should be.

Anyway, yes, you hit and kill @Norschtalen, Kyra successfully punishing the kobold for the sin of compassion on battlefield.

As fir your inquiry @Lucius Cypher, Orchid could reach the same flyer as Brannor too. I think since he was the closest, he could find another flying kobold and one sling wielder too.

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@Ryonara Kobold did not make its save at 10. Damage and effects applied.

Next is Kyra Shepard @Norschtalen.