Turn 43 belongs to Exile - move up to 2 and/or act (in any order)

RED TEAM

Vir: 25/44 (Cloak of the Chameleon: 6 turns - difficult to hit, Levitating - difficult to hit with Melee attacks - 3 turns)


BLUE TEAM

Exile: 48/53

Exile moves east twice, casts Fireball at Vir.

Vir dodges the brunt of the attack, but still sustains 5 damage from the area-of-effect.

RED TEAM

Vir: 20/44 (Cloak of the Chameleon: 6 turns - difficult to hit, Levitating - difficult to hit with Melee attacks - 3 turns)


BLUE TEAM

Exile: 48/53

Turn 44 belongs to Vir: move up to 2 and/or act.

Map updated.

RED TEAM

Vir: 20/44 (Cloak of the Chameleon: 5 turns - difficult to hit, Levitating - difficult to hit with Melee attacks - 2 turns)


BLUE TEAM

Exile: 48/53

Vir moves south 1 and Brainwashes Exile.

Exile has short-term memory loss. For the next 4 turns, each of his skills/spells/attacks will have an additional 25% chance of failure. (In addition to any other bonuses to evasion that Vir is getting from Cloak of the Chameleon and Levitation)

Hold for next turn.

Turn 45 belongs to Exile: move up to 2 and/or act, in any order.

Map updated.

RED TEAM

Vir: 20/44 (Cloak of the Chameleon: 5 turns - difficult to hit, Levitating - difficult to hit with Melee attacks - 2 turns)


BLUE TEAM

Exile: 48/53 (Brainwashed - +25% chance of skill/spell/attack failure) - 4 turns)

OOC: Sure thing. I endeavor to make all skills/spells relevant in all situations insofar as it is possible. I'm not necessarily sure that "Brainwash" is the appropriate name for the spell, given its description. "Stupefy" or something like that probably fits it better.

But that's a matter for another day.

In the mean time, I think *this* effect makes sense given the spell's description, which is: make a target forget recent events. So in essence what's happening here is that every time Exile takes a turn, he's got to try and remember why he's here and what he's supposed to be doing. By the time he remembers, he may not have enough time to cast his spell or launch an attack... thus the chance for failure.

Does exile have any spells more powerful then fireall? if so give it a try otherwise firball time.

You can check them out on his character sheet on page 1.

He has a lot of spells, though it's not laid out just how powerful anything is, but he can do a lot of different things with his spells...

Fireball is probably your best bet here, though, because it has an area-of-effect.... thus getting around Vir's current evasion bonuses.

Exile casts Fireball.

Rolling for spell failure... no. Spell succeeds!

Once again, Vir dodges the main part of the assault but still takes 4 damage from the Fireball's area-of-effect.

RED TEAM

Vir: 16/44 (Cloak of the Chameleon: 5 turns - difficult to hit, Levitating - difficult to hit with Melee attacks - 2 turns)


BLUE TEAM

Exile: 48/53 (Brainwashed - +25% chance of skill/spell/attack failure) - 3 turns)

Hold for next turn...

Most recent map is above.

Turn 46 belongs to Vir: move up to 2 and/or act, in any order.


RED TEAM

Vir: 16/44 (Cloak of the Chameleon: 4 turns - difficult to hit, Levitating - difficult to hit with Melee attacks - 1 turns)


BLUE TEAM

Exile: 48/53 (Brainwashed - +25% chance of skill/spell/attack failure) - 3 turns)

Vir rushes Exile, aiming his staff at Exile's stomach.

OOC: It won't effect the damage results, but are you staying in place or moving into his square?

Exile takes 14 damage from your staff.

RED TEAM

Vir: 16/44 (Cloak of the Chameleon: 4 turns - difficult to hit, Levitating - difficult to hit with Melee attacks - 1 turns)


BLUE TEAM

Exile: 34/53 (Brainwashed - +25% chance of skill/spell/attack failure) - 3 turns)


New turn pending...

OOC: I'm staying in place.