The goblin next to him raised the blade as Marric rushed away, but missing him as the goblin stabbed just air, the green man grimaced and looked at Marric slipping their reach, gesturing to go after him. Reaching the wooden crossbeam, Marric could see two ways to do it. Try and ram it between a couple of hard rocks and the door, relying entirely on his strength to jam it securely in time, or he could try and get it stuck to the wooden frame of the doorway to block the path down.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">OOC</div><div class="spoiler_body">Either a Strength Check / Dexterity check, to ram or wiggle the beam in right place, or alternatively using intelligence (knowledge) check to try and get it in place, or wisdom (common sense, profession: builder) check to represent knowing how to get the doorway stuck best in a hurry. <br/><br/>Either way, the roll score would be fairly low, Wisdom might be best in this case. (Sorry, originally ran this little obstacle to a party with a member with Knowledge: Engineering, dropped the DCs down dramatically after that though.)<br/><br/>I'd say, its fairly easy and there ought to be a chance, so roll of 12 or better should do it for a while, and roll of 15 will hold the door securely. </div></div><br/>The goblins were right on his heels, the three of them now trying to catch up with him and attack the man, wanting to get him killed and claim their rewards. Damn human was quick though, much quicker than they had anticipated!