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---[Enemy's turn: Goblin Boss]---
The boss goblin, after Deravan and R'lyeh arrived, still seems content to just attack me, as he ran right towards me, dagger drawn, and finds a somewhat weak part in my armor, if it can be called that. The dagger cut through my scales and leather armor as if they were air. I was alive after that, but I felt as though I was on the brink, as if another attack could end me. "Agh... h-help!" I called out to my teammates, wondering if they'd actually come to my aid. I looked around for my health potion, only to remember that I gave that to R'lyeh earlier. This is bad... if only I could do something right now. This chest wound isn't going to heal itself. I guess I can prepare a healing spell, maybe, but I'm almost certain those cronies will get the chance to react before I can pull it off. This situation is just bad. I think as I put my clawed hand over the wound, trying to channel some sort of healing energy into them, but failing, unfortunately. Could this be the end? No, this may be more pain than I've ever had to suffer through in my life, but I still felt as though I could live through it. If there was a silver lining to this situation, it would be that this goblin would probably be able to fend off that human we fought earlier, and from that, maybe there was some sort of hope that us creatures can prevail, or at least be equal to, the humans.

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Let's see... with that, you should have +2 bonus on hit/dodge dice on your next turn, and +1 for three turns after that.

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Hrm... Should I have R'Lyeh attempt to formulize a plan of attack before rashly going into battle with three goblins?

Maybe something to help analyze the enemy and dependent upon the roll, grant party bonuses regarding to hit/dodge chance?

@The Grey Dust

Hrm. I mean, that would be something a scholar would do, but I think, just to make sure that isn't OP, the bonuses to hit/dodge will only effect your character. Also, just a note, keep one of the cronies alive. There's a good reason for that.

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I edited my post to include my failed attack.

Agility = 10
Hit die = 5
Enemy's Luck = 10
Enemy's dodge die = 17

So, yeah, I missed by a mile, and probably woke everyone else up.
Also, has anyone else noticed our crazy luck with initiative rolls?

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Lolol, so, it looks like we have an order. Sorry about not being here, but I was busy moving stuff, and then grilling burgers for everyone.

Me
Grey (+INT/WIS boost)
Evanist (+preemptive)
Boss Goblin
Eklipse
Goblin cronies

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You could, but we'd have to wait for the others to roll for initiative, and then determine turn order, first.

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You would, ironically, get a preemptive strike, even if you go second, this time. Lol.

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Alright, on to the next fight. I've kinda made this a boss, as well, 'cause of reasons, but don't worry, not every fight will be like this.

Boss 2 stats:

HP: 70/70
MP: N/A
Attack: 6-11 (figured from 1d6 + Dexmod)
Defense: 5 (figured from +1 armor, and Sta)
Strength: 8
Endurance: 65
Stamina: 8
Agility: 12
Dexterity: 10
Magic: ?? (There are no magic checks, and this boss can't use magic)
Wisdom: 10
Spirit: 8
Intelligence: 12
Luck: 10
Ini: 14

Cronies stats:
HP: 11/11
MP: N/A
Attack: 7-9 (figured from 1d3 + Dexmod)
Defense: 4 (figured from Sta)
Strength - 8
Endurance - 6
Stamina - 9
Agility - 12
Dexterity - 13
Magic - 9
Wisdom - 10
Spirit - 8
Intelligence - 9
Luck - 9
Ini: 9

I got 25 Initiative, figured from Agi/2 + a d20 roll.

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The sun rose, and I with it. I wasn't usually an early riser back at home, but I figured I shouldn't let my allies wait for me to wake up. I exit the tent, and the first thing I'm greeted to is a trio of goblins, dressed as thieves. The three of them seemed to be digging through our stuff, but I don't think they actually found anything yet. "HEY! You three! Cut that out!" I shout to the trio, all of whom seemed stunned that I was awake, let alone shouting at them. I draw my rapier, and prepare another lightning spell, something told me this fight would be somewhat longer than the one with the human. The one in the middle, who looked somewhat more important than his comrades, finally responds with "Ha! You're all alone. This is perfect, you'll be so much easier to rob when you're dead," the others laugh as if that 'joke' hasn't already been said by thousands of other thieves, human or otherwise, by now. The weaker goblin on the left then asks "Hey... isn't he the guy who took down that human? Maybe we should be careful," the one in the middle laughs again, and the one on the right says "Maybe I should help him, instead. I took this job so I could help out against the humans, not hurt our allies like this," the others glare at her as if they're going to kill her, but she doesn't seem fazed by it. The three of them draw their daggers, with the middle one's dagger looking shinier than the other two's, whose daggers look rusted, and honestly flimsy. Of course, the same could be said about my rapier, and all the rest of my team's weapons, at this point. Of course, that was going to change soon enough, right?

I had enough of talking, and try to fire off a bolt of lightning at the one who appeared to be the boss, however, my aim was something to be desired, as the bolt flew right over his head, and nearly hit R'lyeh's tent. I was certain that the lightning bolt would create the usual booming sound that happens when something passes the speed of sound, and that might just be enough of an alarm to wake him up, but, the point is, I still completely missed my target, causing the boss goblin to laugh at my misfortune. He didn't seem like he was ready to do much else at the moment, however, so, that was something.

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Well, I'd still have to wait for Kabling, at least.