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Attack Roll AOA 5 (1d20+14=16) Oh Invisible Castle... Spending a HP to reroll: Attack Reroll AOA 5 (1d20+14=32) And that's a hit Toughness DC 26 + 3 Autofire for DC 29 Fortitude Saves against Radiation and Drain (1d20+8=18, 1d20+8=9) Saved against the environmental, but Cheshire takes some Con drain.

So he did! Fortitude DC 12 (1d20+8=16) Resists the drain Toughness DC 30 (1d20+10=29) Failed by 1, so that's a Bruise for Cheshire But he was not lucky enough!

HM still needs to roll against Cheshire's 50% miss chance from her Mirror Image.

Toughness DC 22 (1d20+10=14) And a third demon is down.

"I'm right here, Chuckles!" shouted the grinning she-devil as she appeared in front of him. Spinning her sword in a quick upward slice, Cheshire's blade whistled through empty air as Heavy Metal's dizzied staggers managed to just take him out of its path. Quickly recovering, she brought a backhand stroke at him only to be rebuffed again as a desperate parry from the radioactive rogue knocked aside her blade and forced Cheshire to stumble back a couple of steps. The Cheshire Blade only gave a pleased laugh as her attacks failed, apparently happy that her opponent was managing to put up some fight.

Fort Save vs DC 11 (1d20+8=17) Resists the radiation... Attack AOA 5 (1d20+14=16) But misses by 2. Shucks! Defense shifted down to +5

Alright, Cubist you're up.

Yeah that hit easily. Toughness vs DC 25 (1d20+10=16) And it's gone. Was this directed at the demon or Cheshire?

Your result for The Fantasy RPG Class Test... The Holy Sage 27% Strength,20% Bloodlust,25% Intelligence,62% Spirit,33% Vitality and20% Agility! You are the Holy Sage, the bane of evil! Masters of defense and healing magic, Holy Sages are the ultimate users of support spells and light magic. Wise and benevolent beyond belief, the Holy Sage can use swift light based offensive and defensive magic to destroy and defend against demonic and undead enemies. On top of their skill with light magic, Holy Sages are sometimes capable of using powerful and destructive elemental magic. While Holy Sages most often prefer to heal and not to fight, they are not opposed to defending themselves if attacked. However, most of the time they will simply use barriers to trap their foes physically and mentally in prisons of light. In fact, the greatest Holy Sages have such mastery over the light element that they can even create complex illusions to deceive and confuse their foes. With arguably the most poweful defensive and healing magic of all the classes, the Holy Sage is a truly powerful warrior of light. Congratulations on reaching this powerful class! You have not mastered any Hidden Power granted by the Genie.

GM The demon MAC was taunting swiped angrily at the machine only for it to disappear. Deprived of its target, the brute turned towards the one who had banished its compatriot. With a bloodthirsty snarl, it leapt forward, slamming through the spatial distortion around Cheshire Blade and into her. Wrapping the heroine in a powerful bear hug, it bared its fangs and bit down into her shoulder, prompting a pained scream. Meanwhile, the rest of the demons tore themselves free of the tape bindings and shook their claws at the heroes.

The bound demons spend their actions breaking free of the tape (+7 strength for a 22 vs the snare's toughness save of 8) The free one charges Cheshire and attempts to grapple: Charging grapple attack; 50% Miss Chance (1d20+8=20, 1d100=76) and hits. Opposed grapple check: 1d20+14=22, 1d20+18=32 Cheshire is grappled and then bit. Toughness vs DC 25 (1d20+10=14) Cheshire is Staggered and Stunned. The demon grappling Cheshire is -2 defense for a turn. Revenant's up.

Even as Jubatus managed to bind up the demons they began struggling furiously against the tape, completely ignoring his demands for information. Two of the fiends managed to quickly tear themselves free, only for the closest to be knocked off balance by Blueshift. The Cheshire Blade, taking advantage of the opening her ally created, cleaved her blade into it's chest. The foul brute let out a shriek before falling to the floor, where it began dissolving into a greenish-gray slime. Warping back next to her comrades, Cheshire aimed a glance at Jubatus. "Whatever bindings on the things probably wouldn't let them answer even if they were inclined. Also, demons. Not exactly the most interested in mercy."

Cheshire attack - Strike (1d20+9=20) Actually a 19 as I forgot the fatigue, but that still hits. -1 damage, +3 autofire for DC 28. Toughness vs DC 28 (1d20+10=11) One of the free demons is out, and MAC's up.

Just as Heavy Metal was knocked off balance by Revenant, Cheshire darted in and with a broad swing managed to land a powerful blow. The blade passed noiselessly through the rogue's chest, the storm of red light trailing it clawing hungrily at his very essence. "I don't have to strike your material form to get at what's inside!" Cheshire gave him a nasty grin. "Now stop prancing about trying to insult us and fight, because you're not putting up a very good show."

Strike w/ All-out Attack 5, Power Attack 5: Strike attack roll (1d20+9=12) Uuf. Spending a HP to reroll - Strike reroll (1d20+9=24) Much better! Toughness DC 26+5 PA+3 Autofire= DC 34 Fortitude Save vs Radiation Aura DC 12 (1d20+8=27) Success! Cheshire's Defense lowered to +5

I think Cheshire's going to go fishmen hunting as well, specially since she can sort of understand what they're saying.

Well the demons can't resist that now matter how well they roll, so one of 'em is set up for Cheshire to take down. Jubatus: 41 Blueshift: 20 Cheshire: 18 MAC: 10 Demons : 8 Revenant: 4

Thank you very much quote, I'd completely forgotten all that. Reflex vs DC 11 (x5) and DC 13 (1d20+1=4, 1d20+1=19, 1d20+1=2, 1d20+1=4, 1d20+1=11, 1d20+1=3) Okay, this is much more effective. So: Demons 1, 3, 4, and 6 or completely bound, and demons 2 and 5 resist the tape completely. Sorry Cubist, instead of a HP for hilarious failure, Jubatus just gets to be very competent at tying people up. Anyways, Blueshift's up next.

Initiative (1d20+5=8)

You only have 6 point in speed, so Jubes could get rank area Snare. The demons have horribad reflex though, so you've still got a chance. Reflex vs Snare DC 12 (1d20+1=18, 1d20+1=15, 1d20+1=17, 1d20+1=21, 1d20+1=13, 1d20+1=12) ...Or not... Cubist, make your IC post then take a hero point for I am amused.

"Well, that still leave plenty of time smash you down, doesn't it?" said a confident Cheshire, appearing just in time to catch the last of Heavy Metal's statement. Prescott took up a loose stance while the air around her began to shimmer slightly. Apparently ignoring the radiation herself, Cheshire glanced at Lucy. "Revenant, you might want to get into one of those suits before you get sick. I can handle the walking carcinogen until then."

Initiative (1d20+5=6) Cheshire goes on a 6... Fortitude vs Radiation DC 10 (1d20+8=25) ...while laughing at the puny radiation!

Sarah had been watching from a distance, trusting Lucy to deal with the vandals while she kept watch in case anything happened. When the howls went up, she quickly broke her vigil and changed into her costume. Appearing near the other two heroines, Prescott gave them both a brief grin. "Hello! Looks like we might be riding into battle alongside again. I'll meet you two over there." With that, the Cheshire Blade vanished, warping towards the source of the strange sounds.

Since Jube's minimum initiative is 32, Cubist you're up first.

Prescott gave Push a cheeky grin. "Because I'm just so very pretty and trustworthy! But if you need a bit of proof..." Cheshire reached into thin air and partially withdrew a dark broadsword inscribed with red runes, before pushing it back into whatever she pulled it out of. "Anyways, time's wasting so you can either blast me or come along." With that, Sarah walked out of the alleyway and headed towards the doorman, apparently assuming Push was going to follow. Slinking up to the bouncer, she gave him a soft smile as she gave him the password she acquired.