Mafia Whale

Guess I'll burn one.

Fort save: 1d20+7 8
What cruel dice god did I make mad?

Fort save: 1d20+7 26

Rerolled. Much better.

"How about I do this?" as he splashes his feet in the toilet into the man's chest, before temporarily overcoming the cuffs and making a pole, slamming his head into the ceiling. This stunt had tired him out, and he searched for a device on the man's belt.

Fort save: 1d20+7 12
I think that's worse than a stun.

Initiative: 1d20+5 15
Im going second.

Extra effort to use my powers to hit him with a water strike, any negatives or positives before I make the roll?

"A powerful foe no doubt. But for all that, he was arrogant, something we can exploit. Ruining his little game is probably first priority."

"We already wounded his pride. He will come harder than before."

I'll walk around, getting a feel for the general level of panic and confusion that may go around me.

"Now Hyperactive! Coordinate your blows with mine!"

A swing from the left, though missing, was meant to guide his foe into hyperactive's own punches.

Time to activate the master plan! +3 kolo.

Gonna roll to hit: Attacking Director: 1d20+13 14

Missed automatically.

Coughing and wheezing as he gets up, he bellows "Time to unseat the director! I am not done yet."

Then he sees Hyperactive had snapped out of it. "Back in your body? Good, didn't like the mind control scene anyway. Awful storytelling."

He then swings again, this time hitting home. A hewing swing from the left contacts the director.

Ok, Hp spent, gonna beat this guy up: Attacking Director: 1d20+10 25

Dc 25 to resist that.

Hits. Tower shield is now up.

Toughness: 1d20+5 9

Looks like im flying.

Does he seem to have anything related to these cuffs? And how easy is it for me to use my cuffs as a bludgeon?

Swings and misses.

He keeps his composure as he tries to keep his shield between him and his mind controlled ally.

Nope. Does not hit.

Rolling to hit the director.

Attacking Director: 1d20+10 11

NOPE! I FAILED THAT ONE HARD!

"Ouch, ok mind control. Fun times,"  he said after his gut punch.

"Don't think I can hurt a speedster. But I do have another plan, hit or distract the puppeteer," before going past Hyperactive and going for the director, swinging but missing.

"Hope this breaks it a little. He has to concentrate it looks like."

Doing just that. Then I am going to charge the director.

Attack the director: 1d20+10 13

And I miss.

Toughness: 1d20+10 16

Ouch.

Initiative: 1d20+5 16

That's when I go.

"So the direct solution to an intricate problem. Guess waving them around is our best bet. I'll be down there waving the cameras. When he comes out, you drop on top of him and hit him as hard as you can. Hopefully, the shock will knock the mind control down a peg or two."

In a bit of construction, he made a long camera kebab and a water ladder and proceeded to climb down the ladder before waving the line of impaled cameras like a flag. "Hey director, you want some footage of heroes for your movie right? Well, I'm here. Come out and face me!"

Would I be able to impale all the cameras with a long javelin? And is there anything like flash drives or other forms of recording?

"Mind control? Know of anything to protect that? Anyway, I want to get the drop on him. Let's see if we can lure him out using these cameras." he says as he inspects one of the cameras.

"Think there is something good in one of these?"

Wouldn't mind making a cage out of water for him and then dropping on top of him. So luring him out? Or is there a skylight?

"How many cameras do you think he has in this place? Cause I want to smash them and collect some of his tapes. I also want him mad, and getting rid of footage for one of 'movies' will most certainly irk him a little, if not outright make him hate us. Collecting tapes will also get us proof of what ever schemes he planned on doing, as well as what e did previously." he says at a rapid pace.

"Part of me hopes he isn't what I think he is and is just a villain obsessed with movies and disgruntled at holly wood."

"Ok, but let's not go in at an expected angle. Think we can make it to the roof?" said Roland, mentally prepping a plan.

"Might want to use a bit of strategy before we get the jump on him. He is expecting us after all."