<div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Status</div><div class="spoiler_body">Profane Gift (Telepathic link to Ishtar, +2 Dex)<br/>Str damage: 9 (of 10)<br/><br/>Spells remaining: 7 of 7 1st, 6 of 6 2nd, 4 of 4 3rd, 1 of 1 from bonded object<br/>Quiver: 10 common arrows, 10 silvered, 9 cold iron, 2 Tangleshot, 5 adamantine arrows, 2 greater hushing arrows, 11 +1 Dragon Bane, 1 Rayne's Resumption, 8 Holy<br/>     (pack: 25 common, 5 silvered, 9 cold iron, 1 tangleshot, 5 adamantine, 5 +1 Dragon Bane, 10 Holy arrows)<br/></div></div><br/>A hit!  Rayne felt those hands - or the whisps of hands at least - quite effectively gripping her through her skirt, and bringing out a moan from the half-elf.  She thought that might be the end  - such a pleasurable end as she felt a strong temptation to give in to the wonderful warmth, to bend over for those hands spreading her cheeks... she even felt a twinge of regret as they moved away, punctuated by a yelp as the spank made her jerk a little.  But aside from that shameful display, it also gave her a little burst of energy to raise herself the rest of the way up, where she let fly with the awesome power of her new bow.  It was the perfect weapon against shadows, as it very convincingly annihilated the lustful one that had attacked her.<br/><br/>One down... but Rayne was barely on her feet, and a shadow remained.  She couldn't take even a glancing touch from the other foe, but as Rayne stood there, stooped with the weight of her armour, she cried out feebly at the sight of Dixon struggling against the sneaky, dark undead form.  Perhaps it was the memory of the risk she'd taken to obtain the griffon, or perhaps it was the thought that she'd need the mount to carry her somewhere she could recuperate... but most charitably, it was Rayne's kind heart that made her dismiss the thought of running for the possible safety of the woods... or stripping and running.  Instead she used the bow to help push herself upright, then lifted the heavy wood and brought a Holy arrow to the string.  At her current strength she couldn't expect the arrows to do ordinary damage, but that wasn't her hope.  Instead she would rely on the Holy effect to hopefully shred the Shadow.<br/><br/>"Leave him alone!" she shouted, letting fly.  There was no attempt to maneuver, to find a better angle that might allow a second use of the cone of radiance without engulfing Dixon.  It would have to be arrows.  They just needed to tap that shadow lightly... especially if Dixon had managed any hits on the insubstantial monster.  But while her aim was true - that didn't depend on strength, and Rayne was well out of these creatures' league in ordinary circumstances - she could tell the arrows were having little effect.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Actions</div><div class="spoiler_body">Full attack 1: At 2015-09-26 03:22:40, victoria4 (uid: 37138) rolls: 1d20a18 Result: 31 (https://elliquiy.com/forums/dicebot.php?r=80638)<br/>Full attack 2: At 2015-09-26 03:23:16, victoria4 (uid: 37138) rolls: 1d20a13 Result: 26 (https://elliquiy.com/forums/dicebot.php?r=80639)<br/>Perhaps there was something significant in rolling 13's for both attacks!<br/>With -5 for strength, damage comes to  d8+0.  Rolling all the dice together:<br/>Damage:  (halving the physical damage for incorporeal I think, but not the Holy damage):<br/>At 2015-09-26 03:26:29, victoria4 (uid: 37138) rolls: 2d8 Result: 7 (https://elliquiy.com/forums/dicebot.php?r=80640) divided by 2 = 4, plus At 2015-09-26 03:26:48, victoria4 (uid: 37138) rolls: 4d6 Result: 7 (https://elliquiy.com/forums/dicebot.php?r=80641) for total <strong>11</strong><br/></div></div>