I hope that you keep that song in your head for the rest of the post. During our last epic fight game we all would randomly break out in it to keep the momentum going...it was really great guys and I highly suggest doing it for your friends if they have a big roll coming up. ANYWAY, so I am sure you all are so excited to hear about how this battle went eh? I mean I bitched enough about getting ready for it, so it's only right that I share with you how everything went.
So our heroes prepared for this fight (we had a demi-plane and instead of the normal 48 hours, we essentially had years to get ready) and then went out to tackle our foe. Now in my head this was really bad ass, the 6 of us all walking over-in slow motion of course-to our theme song ("The Final Countdown"), waving at the crowds, having roses thrown at us...really a majestic scene folks. Then in walks our foe, the Prince of Thrones who is a fey creature but also part plant (granting plant and fey immunities) with his 5 clones and we all get our game faces on.
Quick side note, apparently EVERY other PC had the ability to be changed into a large creature except for my character. This means I am the only normal sized person pretty much running around with some giants. OH but super exciting, I did have 5 other doppleganger zombies that were hanging out around me to help take some hits for me and the others. They helped a few times so that was semi successful I suppose.
Anyway back to the meaty bits...so we all get buffed, get our shit ready and start the attack. OF COURSE his init is higher so he goes first and proceeds to almost kill myself and another player in the first round. To be fair though my AC is shit compared to the rest of the party (it's a hot nasty 55 and he had attacks at a bonus higher than that) and so I knew I was going to get hit. On my turn I used a scroll of Iceberg (it's a FANTASTIC 3.5 spell giving out 20d6 damage with no save) and then teleported away so that I could heal/harm (cause undead yo) and get back at the fight. Everyone did really well in the fight on their turns and it was like this beautiful dance of damage and murder. The next time I have I Iceberg him again, because if it ain't broke don't fix it, and that helps to knock out two of his clones, so I am feeling fairly decent. Then on his turn he decides that playing in a normal arena isn't fun anymore and fills it completely full with water. Thankfully we all had a spell up that gave us the ability to fight and breathe (I mean my character isn't bothered by such mortal tasks, but still) underwater, which was really nice. Essentially the rest of the fight went on splendidly for us and the killing blow was dealt with over 700 points of damage to him by my character's boyfriend Raither. It was hot guys...well and by that I mean it was imaginary hot.
Now that is said and done and what we have left are even harder battles with bigger stakes. The next session that we have, I have to deal with the fact that 1 (or ALL) of my sisters might be dead, like dead for good. Which is really going to suck, because they are awesome and bad ass bitches. But the story will be good and I trust my DM, so I am excited/anxious to see what happens next. This might be a fairly short post, but I am working on trying to get back to posting more regularly since the holidays are over.
So our heroes prepared for this fight (we had a demi-plane and instead of the normal 48 hours, we essentially had years to get ready) and then went out to tackle our foe. Now in my head this was really bad ass, the 6 of us all walking over-in slow motion of course-to our theme song ("The Final Countdown"), waving at the crowds, having roses thrown at us...really a majestic scene folks. Then in walks our foe, the Prince of Thrones who is a fey creature but also part plant (granting plant and fey immunities) with his 5 clones and we all get our game faces on.
Quick side note, apparently EVERY other PC had the ability to be changed into a large creature except for my character. This means I am the only normal sized person pretty much running around with some giants. OH but super exciting, I did have 5 other doppleganger zombies that were hanging out around me to help take some hits for me and the others. They helped a few times so that was semi successful I suppose.
Anyway back to the meaty bits...so we all get buffed, get our shit ready and start the attack. OF COURSE his init is higher so he goes first and proceeds to almost kill myself and another player in the first round. To be fair though my AC is shit compared to the rest of the party (it's a hot nasty 55 and he had attacks at a bonus higher than that) and so I knew I was going to get hit. On my turn I used a scroll of Iceberg (it's a FANTASTIC 3.5 spell giving out 20d6 damage with no save) and then teleported away so that I could heal/harm (cause undead yo) and get back at the fight. Everyone did really well in the fight on their turns and it was like this beautiful dance of damage and murder. The next time I have I Iceberg him again, because if it ain't broke don't fix it, and that helps to knock out two of his clones, so I am feeling fairly decent. Then on his turn he decides that playing in a normal arena isn't fun anymore and fills it completely full with water. Thankfully we all had a spell up that gave us the ability to fight and breathe (I mean my character isn't bothered by such mortal tasks, but still) underwater, which was really nice. Essentially the rest of the fight went on splendidly for us and the killing blow was dealt with over 700 points of damage to him by my character's boyfriend Raither. It was hot guys...well and by that I mean it was imaginary hot.
Now that is said and done and what we have left are even harder battles with bigger stakes. The next session that we have, I have to deal with the fact that 1 (or ALL) of my sisters might be dead, like dead for good. Which is really going to suck, because they are awesome and bad ass bitches. But the story will be good and I trust my DM, so I am excited/anxious to see what happens next. This might be a fairly short post, but I am working on trying to get back to posting more regularly since the holidays are over.
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