Yep.  Her luck was definitely not holding out.  Of the two attacks that were thrown her way, one barely missed, while the second one hit, the ghostly spider's ethereal fangs sinking into her shoulder.  There was burning pain, venom pumping into her body, coursing through her veins...  But she fought her way through it, backing off again in order to get a little more space.<br/><br/>One command word and her body grew in size, doubling in height and growing eight times in weight.  Now able to menace both the spider before her and the spider above her at once, she did her best to keep them both busy, to give Aria a chance to kill one of the spiders while it was distracted.  Then, hopefully, the final foe in this little encounter would be more easy to deal with...<br/><br/><br/><br/>Sorry to have taken so long to respond. ^^; Today's been a rather tiring day.<br/><br/>For the miss chances, weren't you reducing them to just a single miss chance with the same probability of success or failure as rolling all three seperately?  Either way, for the attacks, it looks like at least one of them would have gotten through anyway, so I'll roll a Fort save.  All I have to do is avoid rolling a one...<br/><br/>1d20+23=29 (http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/2721465/) ...And success. ;D<br/><br/>Rose is going to take another 5-ft step back and activate her Ring of Enlargement.  Now she can reach the second spider, though I'm doubting either of them will do anything to provoke attacks of opportunity this round.