With a furious shout, both hobgoblins swing their bastard swords, trying to clobber the annoying rogue.  Harkmeet receives a stab through the side, and they both shout furiously, surging forward to pin the human against the wall.  Margash snarls, slamming his bastard sword against the human's flimsy blade to force it out of her hands, and Harkmeet leaps to the attack, focusing all his Stone Dragon training...<br/><br/>(OOC: Margash gets 17 and Harkmeet 13 to hit on AoOs, still attempting nonlethal damage.  These numbers still don't include flanking bonuses.  If they hit, Margash's damage is 19 and Harkmeet's is 15.<br/><br/>16 hits no hobgoblin even with the -2, so Harkmeet is hit normally, leaving him at 34/40 HP.<br/><br/>Both take a 5-foot-step toward her to try and establish/keep a flanking position.  Margash makes his Balance roll; Harkmeet fails, and gets a 9 on his Reflex save.  I have no idea if they're still in the<em>grease</em>area, so the point may or may not be moot.<br/><br/>Margash attacks, lethally, with<em>disarming strike</em>, and hits with a 22.  He does 19 damage, and if that hits, gets a total of 20 on his disarming attempt to remove her rapier.  Harkmeet, if he wasn't in the<em>grease</em>area and thus needn't bother with the above roll, attacks with<em>stone bones</em>, and rolls a natural 19 (for 27), enough for a threat; presumably failed to confirm with a total of 11, so Harkmeet does 16 damage, and gains DR 5/adamantine for a round.<br/><br/>If Harkmeet<em>was</em>in the grease area, of course, he falls over and does nothing else useful.)