<div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Status = futanari, aroused again and bobbing away</div><div class="spoiler_body">In "microbreastplate" with lovely skirt and nipples exposed (AC+6, max +4 dex bonus, armor check penalty -2, 15% arcane spell failure)<br/>(Armor training, Arcane armor training (requires swift action to reduce spell failure chance, included above))<br/>Nipple hoops (AC+4)<br/>AC 24 (touch 22, flat-footed 20, -2 against improvised weapons)<br/>SR 19 (Spell Resistance, miniskirt)<br/>HP 86/105<br/>CMB: 9<br/>CMD: 23 (10 + Base + Dex) (21 against dirty tricks, Naive)<br/><br/>TU = 2<br/><br/>Spells remaining: 6 of 7 1st, 2 of 6 2nd, 3 of 4 3rd, 1 of 1 from bonded object.  Uses of bow left: 2 of 3.<br/>Quiver: 7 common arrows, 10 silvered, 9 cold iron, 1 Tangleshot, 5 adamantine arrows, 2 greater hushing arrows, 8 +1 Dragon Bane, 1 Rayne's Resumption, 5 Holy, 3 Merciful<br/>     (pack: 25 common, 5 silvered, 9 cold iron, 1 tangleshot, 5 adamantine, 8 +1 Dragon Bane, 8 Holy arrows)<br/></div></div><br/>Poor Doggie, although... she was foolish, and an NPC to boot.<br/><br/>She was also responsible, through her reckless actions, for Rayne's haste, and therefore, for Rayne's literal downfall, as the arcane archer fairly leaped onto the "teleporter" trap door... a trap door, such a ridiculously simple trap!  And yet... effective.  The half-elf emitted an "eep!" as the floor disappeared beneath her, and her free hand and bow-arm sprang outward to catch her... perhaps they would have been quick enough, perhaps not, but as she accelerated downward she saw the huge beast, and the blurry form of Doggie inside.<br/><br/>No, whatever was down there couldn't be as bad as<em>that</em>.  She pulled her arms inward again, and let herself take the fall.<em>The Announcer's payback</em>she thought, along with<em>yipes!</em>.  But as the little opening of the trap door receded above her, Rayne remembered herself.  She was the expert at falling, she was practically all about falling.<em>Feather Fall</em>was ready, and she turned her gaze downward, to be prepared to cast it instantly when the ground came into view.<br/><br/>There was, however, the small matter of the armour she was still wearing, and it's arcane spell failure chance.  She brought her hands forward, to perform the swift gesture she had been trained in, to reduce that failure chance... but it remained at 15%, higher than she'd like!<br/><br/>From the way Starfire's voice had receded - which should have been a clue, maybe! - she won't have heard Rayne's slight, heroic shriek.  But she trusted her oracular friend to re-establish contact once Rayne was back on solid ground.<br/><br/>Unless there was no solid ground.  Or unless some doppleganger was at the real teleport circle.  Or unless the tentacle monster fell down the same trap and squished her on landing... no, surely it was too big.  Though... a bit oozy, clearly.  She glanced up, worried, then back down, where the more obvious threat was definitely coming.  (Assuming she had time for all that!  Oh, and assuming the ground didn't appear right as she glanced up.  And assuming there's light enough to see ground... but the plan is foolproof!)<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">OOC</div><div class="spoiler_body">Ha!  No mere trap door can outsmart me!  Or at least... maybe, but... Rayne's favorite spell is always ready at hand.<br/><br/>But then I remembered the armour.  Still, she may or may not even need the Feather Fall.  In case she does, I'm rolling for spell failure now:<br/>At 2016-11-13 18:38:10, victoria4 (uid: 37138) rolls: 1d100 DC: 16 Result: 82 (https://elliquiy.com/forums/dicebot.php?r=96955)  phew!  Rayne wins at falling!<br/></div></div>