conversations.from: system
conversations.value: ROLEPLAY_MODE: Develop the plot slowly, always stay in character. Describe all actions in full, elaborate, explicit, graphic, and vivid detail. Mention all relevant sensory perceptions. Keep the story immersive and engaging.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Kobold-Bard: As the fog clears, you are standing on perfectly smooth stone. As you look behind you, you see curved edge of a circular platform, perfectly level above a pitch black abyss.
  
  As you look forward you notice another man, 150ft away at the other edge of the circle. He wears red robes with a green cloak, but no other details are noticable at this distance.
  
  He is your target, the one you must defeat to win your freedom from this most unusual coliseum.
  
  (Initiative please.)
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Kobold-Bard: Krall's Initiative:  (1d20+5)[ 6 ]  - A 1, really 🫤
  
  Bound to:
  Dantalion
  Halphax
  Orthos
  Amun-her Khepeshef
  Tkhaluuljin
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Eldan: Spoiler 
  Well...
   (1d20+14)[ 24 ] 
  
  I'll just go ahead. Basically, I have no idea what you can do, so...
  
  150 ft., you said....
  
  Swift Action: Angel's Edge Stance
  Move Action: Moving 60 feet forward
  Standard Action: Activate 50% concealment (as displacement)
   
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Kobold-Bard: (Haven't read your sheet and I can't find my ToB, so I have no idea what you can do either.)
  
  Seeing his foe become less distinct Krall throws himself forward arcing into the air in a bizarre series of loops and seemingly impossible changes in direction. Throwing his right hand forward a purple eye appears over his plam briefly as your mind is assaulted by waves of Chaos.
  
   
   Spoiler 
  Fly 75ft forward and 40ft up.
  Use Mind Blast. Will DC33 or Stunned for 12 rounds.
   
  
  
  For reference only
   
   Spoiler 
  Mind Blast: Usable in 5 rounds
   
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Eldan: Spoiler 
  
  Will save:
   (1d20+25)[ 31 ] 
  [/roll]
  
  Well, crap. Guess I'm gone.
   
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Eldan: Spoiler 
  
  Wait, actually, the ring of Freedom of Movement could help here... I'm not sure. It states that it helps agains teverything that impedes movement, including paralysis, but does not mention stunning.
   
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Kobold-Bard: I theory yes, and if you don't want to continue I'll just summon a Sphere of Anihilation and vaporise you.
  
  If not however I'll roll a load of damage from my staff and see if you live.
  
   
   Spoiler 
  Damage Round 1:  (1d6+8)[ 13 ] 
   
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Kobold-Bard: Spoiler 
  Damage Round 2:  (4d6+32)[ 49 ] 
  Damage Round 3:  (4d6+32)[ 38 ] 
  Damage Round 4:  (4d6+32)[ 50 ] 
  Damage Round 5:  (4d6+32)[ 45 ] 
  Damage Round 6:  (4d6+32)[ 55 ] 
  Damage Round 7:  (4d6+32)[ 53 ] 
  Damage Round 8:  (4d6+32)[ 48 ] 
  Damage Round 9:  (4d6+32)[ 47 ] 
  Damage Round 10:  (4d6+32)[ 43 ] 
  Damage Round 11:  (4d6+32)[ 50 ] 
  Damage Round 12:  (4d6+32)[ 40 ] 
   
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Eldan: Spoiler 
  
  That's survivable. So, could you just do the next twelve rounds?
  Also, how the hell can you summon a sphere of annihilation?
   
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Eldan: I'm dead. I've 213 HP.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Kobold-Bard: I'll assume you won't survive that. 
  
  If you want to continue then feel free to post. I am interested in actually battling, so for this I'll allow the ring to work like that, although in general I don't think it does because Stun is a mental thing rather than physical.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Eldan: Thought so, yes. But to be honest, my first attack has the potential to kill as well, so your victory is only fair.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Kobold-Bard: Well then in that case well fought.
  
  It's a shame, but nearly all of my Binder powers are an all-or-nothing Save, very few half effects. And I definitely didn't expect a quarterstaff to kill you.
  
  Mind if I finish my fluff?
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  As Krall's rain of blows ceases, he wished more than anything he felt some kind of remorse. But all he felt was gladness, that it wasn't him lying there.
  
  As he straightened up the fog began to roll in again. Offering his apologies he claimed the man's blade as a reward and pushed his body into the darkness below. He then closed his eyes and let the fog carry him back to reality (or at least what he had left of reality).