VashTheStampede
Dumdum McGee
The goblin boss, already engaged in the throes of combat and driven by rage and a brutish nature, seems surprisingly unaffected by the spell. The mocking words, though biting, do not penetrate the boss's single-minded focus on the battle. It's possible that the goblin boss's limited understanding of the tiefling's language or its sheer battle frenzy renders the spell ineffective in this instance.
(( Actually its more because he passed his WIS save. ))
Goblin Boss Turn
The Boss turns his attention to the enemy closest to him, the Tortle who tried to take the head off his last remaining subordinate. He steps forward to assist the Other Goblin...
Goblin Boss uses Multiattack!
Seeing the Tortle as a significant threat, the goblin boss lunges forward, intent on taking down the sturdy adventurer with a powerful multiattack.
The goblin boss, armed with a jagged, oversized scimitar and a crude, spiked shield, swings fiercely at the Dude. The first attack comes as a sweeping blow aimed at the Tortle's head, a strike that could be devastating if it connects. However, the Bard, despite his seemingly cumbersome form, reacts with surprising agility. He tucks into his shell, the scimitar bouncing harmlessly off the hard, protective surface with a resounding clang.
Emboldened by the first attack's failure and driven by fury, the goblin boss attempts a follow-up strike. This time, it aims a brutal bash with its spiked shield, hoping to knock the Tortle off balance. But the Dude, emerging from his shell, nimbly steps aside. The shield bash misses its mark completely!
Other Goblin Turn
Seeing his hero, the powerful Goblin Boss, be so completely overmatched in hand-to-hand combat, the Other Goblin wants none of that heat. But he also is too terrified to approach the OTHER bard and her devilish ways, so he decides to pick on the smallest member of the enemy.
Other Goblin uses Disengage
The goblin scurries away from the Dude, and is able to avoid an Opportunity Attack as he does so. He takes a couple steps around his Boss, looking for the perfect vantage point to shoot his shortbow at the diminutive Warlock...
...but all his pent-up fear and anxiety causes him to pull his shot at the last moment, and the arrow flies several feet above Dragmire's head, harmlessly landing in a briar patch.
(( @TD ))
(( Actually its more because he passed his WIS save. ))
Goblin Boss Turn
The Boss turns his attention to the enemy closest to him, the Tortle who tried to take the head off his last remaining subordinate. He steps forward to assist the Other Goblin...
Goblin Boss uses Multiattack!
Seeing the Tortle as a significant threat, the goblin boss lunges forward, intent on taking down the sturdy adventurer with a powerful multiattack.
The goblin boss, armed with a jagged, oversized scimitar and a crude, spiked shield, swings fiercely at the Dude. The first attack comes as a sweeping blow aimed at the Tortle's head, a strike that could be devastating if it connects. However, the Bard, despite his seemingly cumbersome form, reacts with surprising agility. He tucks into his shell, the scimitar bouncing harmlessly off the hard, protective surface with a resounding clang.
Emboldened by the first attack's failure and driven by fury, the goblin boss attempts a follow-up strike. This time, it aims a brutal bash with its spiked shield, hoping to knock the Tortle off balance. But the Dude, emerging from his shell, nimbly steps aside. The shield bash misses its mark completely!
Other Goblin Turn
Seeing his hero, the powerful Goblin Boss, be so completely overmatched in hand-to-hand combat, the Other Goblin wants none of that heat. But he also is too terrified to approach the OTHER bard and her devilish ways, so he decides to pick on the smallest member of the enemy.
Other Goblin uses Disengage
The goblin scurries away from the Dude, and is able to avoid an Opportunity Attack as he does so. He takes a couple steps around his Boss, looking for the perfect vantage point to shoot his shortbow at the diminutive Warlock...
...but all his pent-up fear and anxiety causes him to pull his shot at the last moment, and the arrow flies several feet above Dragmire's head, harmlessly landing in a briar patch.
(( @TD ))