{{* represents a +2 circumstance bonus on vore checks against this character for falling to 2/3 max hp. ** is +4 for falling to 1/3}}<br/><br/>The guard catchs hold of the leg, but when he pulls the predator nimbly keeps his(her) balance. As the wolf starts to move around him, he pivots the pole-axe in his hands so that the sharpened point is blocking the way. "No!"<br/><br/>[guardmouse AoO: 1d20(13)+10=23; AC=22; hit; 5 piercing damage]<br/><br/>The steel glances the wolf's flank and draws blood, but does not stop him.<br/><br/>A, a female mousefolk commoner and B, a male of the same, hear the word "run" and turn to flee, but before B takes a single step the predator is already on top of him. He gasps in pain as a blade enters his back, pierces his heart and bursts bloodily from his chest.<br/><br/>A screams and starts running [moves 80 ft]; B falls forward, dead as a rock.<br/><br/>[Fiona: 42/47 (89%)]<br/>[guardmouse: 17/52 (33%)** AC=19(+1 size, +1 dex, +7 armor)]<br/>[mousefolk A: 8/8 (100%) AC=11(+1 size; no dex); 80 ft away]<br/>[mousefolk B: -18/9 (dead)]<br/><br/>The guardmouse swings horizontally at the wolf's legs.<br/><br/>[guardmouse pole-axe attack: 1d20(1)+5=autofail]<br/><br/>The blunt end of the axe hits the inside of Fiona's leg, dealing no damage. But the tricky rodent then lunges forward and turns the long pole like a lever to send her face-first to the snow.<br/><br/>[guardmouse pole-axe trip touch: 1d20(8 )+10=18; touch AC=18; hit]<br/>[guardmouse trip attempt: 1d20(18 )+5-4(size)=19; Fiona must make strength or dexterity check DC 19 or fall prone]