((After rereading PHB Escape Artist can only be used on your turn as a standard action, so just going to stick with this path. Of course maybe that's what you meant Kitt, and I misread.<img alt=":zombie:" src="./images/smilies/zombie.gif" title="Zombie"/>))<br/><br/>Undol was shocked as the tiefling woman easily pulled him from Marina's shoulder. However, the initial shock of the encounter had worn off. While he definitely wasn't the greatest of fighters...<span style="font-style: italic">There's no way I'm going to be defeated by something like this after having survived the outside world like this for 5 years,</span>the Lilliputian thought to himself with determination.<br/><br/>With skill that he developed from dealing with Mirana so much, he began wriggling about to try to escape from the tiefling woman's hold.<br/><br/>[Escape Artist vs. grapple: 1d20 + 15: 10 + 15 = 25]<br/><br/>((If he escapes successfuly))<br/>Undol slid out of the tiefling woman's grasp, falling to the ground. He landed on his feet, his Lilliputian build allowing him to deal with at least that much without much problem. Determined to find at least some relative amount of safety, Undol began running away from the woman at a speed that seems fast for his size, but actually doesn't really carry him too quickly as his feet bound along the ground.<br/>(move action back to Marina's square, draw weapon)<br/>He slides out his repeating crossbow from his belt as he turns back around, the fierce look on his face and battle stance contrasting terribly with the fact that he's dwarfed by the Nekojin's foot he ends up next to.