((Rolled 6d10 to resist the pheremone, with three victories. (10, 1, 4, 8, 10, 1,)  ))<br/>(That's even 5 successes, 10's count double, on all rolls except damage, and this anwsers your other question too.)<br/><br/>Setsun's perfectly executed attack hits the monster straight under it's chin and it feels as if trying to kick through a brick wall. The monster isn't even fazed by the attack. One of it's tentacles slings forwards to grab him and misses swooshing over the spot where Setsun stood before. However another tentacle very sneakilly wraps around his foot grabbing hold of him tightly.<br/><br/>(Making multiple attacks substracts dice equal  to the number of attacks from the first attack, and one additional die for each subsequent attack. Being attacked reduces your defensive value by 1 for each attack beyond the first. But in this case he already grabs you on his second attempt, made possible because you attacked which costs you a point of DV (defense value))