<strong>DM:<br/><span class="bbc_u">Initiative Order </span><br/><em>Lorelei Tideborne 20<br/>Wave Statue 15<br/>Mira Silvana 7<br/>Flame Statue 2</em><br/><br/>The Wave Statue rolls a natural 1, taking the full brunt of the fiery damage. Strangely, despite the offhand nature of the reprisal, the statue seems severely staggered, the front of it's edifice wearing away from the burning flame. It seems hesitant to attack, inasmuch as a faceless statue can show hesitation. As it seems on the backfoot though, it's companion moves forward, stabbing at the young druid with it'd sharp infernal looking blade. The statue makes two attack, rolling two (not natural) 20s and doing a total of 11 points of piercing damage to the druid. </strong><br/><br/>Lorelei responds, not to her attacker, but instead toward her newfound friend, extending a hand to touch the warlock as she casts a spell, filling her ally with a beautiful  blue light that roars like the tide at daybreak. She find the time to remark on the damage dealt, and their current situation as she administers to her ally.<br/><br/>"This is not good. That one you attacked though, it seemed like the fire hurt it."<br/><br/><strong>Lorelei casts Cure Wounds at the second level, healing Mira for 15 points.</strong><br/><br/>Even as she's moving to provide aid though, the second statue blue tinged statue moves in an aggressive fashion, walking directly through the warlock's illusionary duplicates as it's faceless countenance turns towards her, and it makes two attacks with it's wicked scimitar. It seems to utterly ignore the warlock for the moment. The statue swing wide though, with neither attack landing a strike on the nimble druid, who seems to fast and nimble for his strikes.<br/><br/><strong>The Wave Statue makes two scimitar strikes, rolling a 7 and a 10 respectively. Neither manages to land a hit on Lorelei. </strong>