conversations: human
conversations:  I'm Troy Breakman and I'm here with Joe "Warshaper" Buck, and you are watching CBS's, that's Colosseum Broadcasting Station's, coverage of this exciting match for the Colosseum of Death. 
   That's right Troy, and can I just say how excited I am for this one. I've seen some of the contestant for this year's matches, and I can tell you, there's going to be some gore this year! 
   Well, that's what we've come to see Joe. The contestant are just about to be brought into the arena, but first a word from our sponsor. 
   Hey folks! Old Krankskee here, telling' you to mosey on down to Old Krankskee's Tavern. Located just north of the Colosseum, we stock the widest selections of ingredients ensuring we can make any cocktail, shooter, or concoction you desire! And of course, while you're there, keep you eyes open for you favorite fighter of the competition! We serve all the greats! See you soon! 
   Oh that Krankskee is a character isn't he, Troy.  
    Well actually Joe, I've been thinking lately. Do you think that we are all just characters, being controlled by people who created us so that we can- 
   Quiet Troy, the fighters are teleporting! 
   
   Spoiler: Battlebot 
   As you enter the arena, you see a swirling snow cloud, 60' Across, 30' high
  
   
   Spoiler: Spellcraft DC 22 
   The snow cloud is from the spell, Obscuring Snow
   
  
   
   Spoiler: Spell Effects 
   Anything 5 ft away in the cloud has concealment (20% miss chance). Anything more than that has total concealment (50% miss chance and no identification by sight).
   
  
   
  
   
   Spoiler: Obsidian 
   As you enter the arena, you see a ten foot tall robot. His 'skin' is well-buffed metal. He wields a large greatsword in both hands. Your battle magic perception shows there is definitely a spell or two on him. You are currently located on K17
   
  
  
  Initiative:
  Battlebot:  (1d20+8)[ 21 ] 
  Obsidian:  (1d20+4)[ 21 ] 
   
   Spoiler: Battlemap 
   The blue stuff is the snow cloud.  
   
  
  
  Battlebot's Dex is higher, so he's up first!
conversations: Ieagleroar:
conversations: human
conversations:  Reaction Post 
  
  Battlebot analysizes the snow cloud.
  
  Spellcraft:  (1d20+14)[ 18 ] 
conversations: Toro:
conversations: human
conversations:  Battlebot's data banks come up empty; he has never encountered such snow before. Computing his options, he discerns that the cloud is either some sort of diversion, something to hide in, or the opponent itself. Either way, his action won't change. It has to go.
  
  His eyes pulse a bright red.
  
   
   Spoiler: Effect 
  Snow Cloud takes:
  Fire Damage:  (2d6)[ 6 ] 
  
  No Attack Roll necessary. Any active miss chance doesn't apply. No spellcraft possible, damage cannot be reflected or redirected, but can be reduced by damage reduction/immunity.
  
  Checked with Ieagleroar and the portion of snow that takes fire damage (all of it) disappears.
   
  
  
  The snow melts, exposing his opponent, and his eyes pulse red again.
  
   
   Spoiler: Effect 
  Obsidian takes:
  Fire Damage:  (2d6)[ 6 ] 
  No Attack Roll necessary. Any active miss chance doesn't apply. No spellcraft possible, damage cannot be reflected or redirected, but can be reduced by damage reduction/immunity.
   
  
  
  After firing twice, Battlebot remains stationary.
  
   
   Spoiler: Obsidian 
  Just so things flow quicker I'll tell you now; if you make any attack roll against Battlebot, you need to make a DC:22 Will Save.
   
conversations: Toro:
conversations: human
conversations:  The blizzard around Obsidian clears, but instead of the wizened figure you last saw in Ol' Krankskee's Tavern, an angelic figure appears in the midst of the storm, looking slightly singed and annoyed.
  
   "Rude!" 
   
   Spoiler 
  
   (3d6)[ 12 ] 
   
conversations: Celsius:
conversations: human
conversations:  Pointing a finger at the massive robot, Obsidian casts a spell, blasting away magical effects on Battlebot.
  
   
   Spoiler: Spellcraft DC 18 
  
  Dispel Magic (targeted) on Battlebot
   
  
   
   Spoiler: Effect 
  
  Roll 1d20+10 for each ongoing spell effect on Battlebot against a DC 10+caster level. If successful, that effect is dispelled.
   
  
  
  He then extends large feathered wings and takes to the skies.
  
   
   Spoiler: Rising over the Competition 
  
  Fly to K11 +30ft (18 squares of movement at good maneuverability)
   
  
  
  Suddenly, a large giant with flaming red hair appears before Battlebot, swinging with its greatsword. Woah, where did that come from?
  
   
   Spoiler: Spellcraft DC 19 
  
  Quickened Summon Giants
   
  
   
   Spoiler: Giant Smash 
  
  Will save DC 22:  (1d20+9)[ 20 ] 
  
  5ft step+Full attack (if possible):
  Greatsword Smite Good Roll1:  (1d20+22)[ 29 ] 
  Greatsword Attack Roll2:  (1d20+17)[ 32 ] 
  Greatsword Attack Roll3:  (1d20+12)[ 27 ] 
  
  Damage1:  (3d6+18)[ 33 ] , +15 damage if Battlebot is Good
  Damage2:  (3d6+18)[ 27 ] 
  Damage3:  (3d6+18)[ 30 ] 
   
  
   Positions: 
  Angel: K11+30ft
  Fire Giant: J7-K8
conversations: Celsius:
conversations: human
conversations:  Spoiler: Oops, forgot about Knowledge Devotion 
  
  Knowledge (arcana):  (1d20+7)[ 12 ] 
  
  Lemme know if I got the wrong Knowledge skill.
   
conversations: Celsius:
conversations: human
conversations:  Spoiler: Battlebot 
   (1d20+10)[ 17 ] 
  No effect.
   
  
   
   Spoiler: Obsidian 
  Battlebot cannot be targeted with Knowledge Devotion. You can tell via you Battlemagic Perception, that some, if not all, the magic effecting Battlebot still persists.
   
  
   
   Spoiler: Battlemap Round 2 
   Number after name represents height. 
   
conversations: Ieagleroar:
conversations: human
conversations:  Spoiler: Rolls 
  Spellcraft vs DC 19  (1d20+14)[ 18 ] 
  Spellcraft vs DC 18  (1d20+14)[ 28 ] 
  Ieagleroar already rolled for your dispelling effect against me.
   
  
  
  Battlebot analyzed Obisidian's movements. He is unsure of what his opponent was doing at first, but expertly recognized the summoning of the Fire Giant.
  
  Try as the giant might, Battlebot was programmed too elusive. A good thing, as that giant looks like it would hit hard!
conversations: Toro:
conversations: human
conversations:  Attack Post 1 of 2 
  
  Computing millions of options per second, he decided the best course would be to distant himself, and try to remove the giant.
  
  He looks at the fire giant, and his eyes pulse yellow.
  
   
   Spoiler: Attack vs Giant 
   (1d20+20)[ 37 ] 
  No attack of opportunity granted.
   
  
   
   Spoiler: Effects 
  If the attack hits, the giant is dismissed. I'm going to assume it is, as the fire giant in the MM has an AC of 23. Tell me if this is wrong though, Celsius.
   
conversations: Toro:
conversations: human
conversations:  Attack Post 2 of 2 
  
  Having dismissed his opponent's toy, his attention returns to the flying creature.
  
  Battlebot joins him at his elevation, then his eyes pulse red.
  
   
   Spoiler: Effects 
  Obsidian takes:
  Fire Damage:  (2d6)[ 6 ] 
  No Attack Roll necessary. Any active miss chance doesn't apply. No spellcraft possible, damage cannot be reflected or redirected, but can be reduced by damage reduction/immunity.
   
  
  
  Battlebot's Position: 30' [J4, K5]
  Edit: Do I get prize for rolling the same damage 3 times in a row? 😁
conversations: Toro:
conversations: human
conversations:  With a glance from the Battlebot, the Fire Giant vanishes back to the realm it came from.
  
   "Curiouser and curiouser. Never in my years have I encountered a creature that could attack simply by looking at things. Are you some sort of medusa?" 
  
  As Battlebot approaches within range, the angelic creature extends its wings and beats at it.
  
   OOC: Hehe, you get a cookie! I already took a bite though...   
   Spoiler: u can haz cookie 
   
   
  
   
   Spoiler: Spellcraft DC 19 
  Celerity when Battlebot reaches 30ft range
   
  
   
   Spoiler: Spellcraft DC 19 
  Wings of Flurry
   
  
   
   Spoiler: Effect 
  Battlebot takes  (11d6)[ 39 ]  damage
  Reflex DC 48 for half, if fail Reflex save, Battlebot is dazed for 1 round
   
conversations: Celsius:
conversations: human
conversations:  Spoiler: Obsidian &amp; Battlebot 
  
  Battlebot is unaffected by Obsidian's effect and thus continues his action. Hence, Obsidian takes the required damage from Battlebot.
  
  It's now Obsidian's turn.
   
  
  
  From the crowd, a fuzzy blue monster jumps up and screams, "Me loves Cookie!"
conversations: Ieagleroar:
conversations: human
conversations:  Just dropping in to say that Im currently travelling, and will post in a few hours
conversations: Celsius:
conversations: human
conversations:  Game called on account of it being 48hrs since Celsius was suppose to take his turn. Toro wins by default.
conversations: Ieagleroar:
conversations: human
conversations:  Ah well, I only just managed to get to a computer with WiFi. Pity about that.
conversations: Celsius: