"Oh, sweet heavens above!" Zavros nearly recoiled at the sight of the<em>monstrosity</em>that the Queen had summoned. It was a crocodile...thing with what looked like a human torso stitched in the middle of it. Everything about it repulsed Zavros - this was a creature created for murder, to destroy life's other creations. "That<em>ain't right!</em>"<br/><br/>Getting past his disgust and revulsion at the creature, the larger man strode forward. The thing offended him too much to leave be. The mob of cultists would keep, and he wasn't sure if his hammer could even<em>touch</em>a ghost, let alone kill it. But this thing? As far as he could tell, it was solid enough.<br/><br/>And if it was solid, it was getting a hammer to the jaw.<br/><br/>Breaking into a sprint, Zavros raised his hammer, and immediately charges the Abomination, swinging his hammer directly at its noggin with what hoped was an appropriately furious cry.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">OOC</div><div class="spoiler_body"><em>Zavros is just charging and swinging an attack at the Abomination. <br/><br/>1d20 Result: 11 (https://elliquiy.com/forums/dicebot.php?r=140356)<br/><br/>...eh. Not a great roll at all. I'm assuming I still get the bonus to hit via strength modifier and level. So that's a +1 and +2 respectively...adding the Abomination's AC of 3, that's still a 17. Am I understanding this right? <br/><br/>Also, would the soldiers count as being within range for Fray dice?</em></div></div>