The one-eyed orangutan put out another extraordinary burst of speed, keeping up with her horse, even closing the distance between them gradually! Rayne lost her grip on her cherished Slow Burn arrow in the heat of the moment. No matter, though, she nocked and loosed another arrow, but the beast ducked and the projectile whizzed harmlessly over its head.<br/><br/>Then she felt something warm on her thighs. No, it wasn't liquid - her slow burn arrow had brushed by her leg when it fell, and spilled the alchemical reagent over her skirt. It was already reacting with the air it was exposed to, and about to burst into flame any moment!<br/><br/>And to make matters even worse, the Ngoga was quite literally nipping at her horse's heels, having caught up!<br/><br/><hr/><br/>DC 15 Reflex save to avoid getting her clothes on fire. 1d6 fire damage if she fails.<br/>Ngoga uses burst of speed (Cooldown: 3 rounds (https://elliquiy.com/forums/dicebot.php?r=58267))and double-moves 120 feet, ending up adjacent to Rayne and her horse.