<div class="floatright">(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v433/Vadimirin/CharImgs/Monstrous/1342192662505.jpg)</div><hr/><strong><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 12pt;"><span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: verdana;">M’iaq</span></span></strong>,<em>Male Catfolk Monk 1/Rogue 1</em><br/>Character Sheet (http://plothook.net/RPG/profiler/view.php?id=13965)<br/>HP:16 (Current: 16)  AC: 18(16),<span class="bbc_u"><em>touch</em></span>: 14,<span class="bbc_u"><em>flatfooted</em></span>: 14<br/><strong>Fort</strong>:+3<strong>Ref</strong>:+8<strong>Will</strong>:+4<br/><hr/><br/>M’iaq had been looking forward to spending Armasse in Kenabres for a while now; it was his first real stint out of the monastery since he joined the order a few years ago.  It was the first time he felt confident in his discipline to not stray from the righteous path, so what better way to truly put it to the test than a week-long celebration of debauchery.  The vices that go hand-in-hand with Armasse were not the temptations that he sought to overcome; his refusal to take a vow of celibacy was just as reflexive as it had been a conscious decision.  He reasoned that such things were the spices of life that ought to be enjoyed, albeit with some measure of moderation, but otherwise within the realm of morality.  In fact, he felt reassured by such festivities being in place to provide all the entertainment he needed so that there would be no opportunity for him to be tempted by illicit activities.<br/><br/>All that time spent warring with his reasoning in preparation for Armasse seemed to have proven too great a temptation for fate not to scatter all that temptation into the wind.  M’iaq was certain of that the instant he found himself shielding his eyes from the blinding flash and bracing himself from the shockwave to the west.  Only when he noticed the destruction of Kite and the city’s wardstone within did the true realization of the circumstances fall upon his shoulders.  Things escalated just as quickly as they had begun as he once again found himself surrounded by the nightmares from beyond the Worldwound.  The sight of Khorramzadeh doing battle with the city’s greatest guardian was just as terrifying as it was humbling to see such powers clash, bringing with it the feeling of dread that surely turned some of the catfolk’s hairs a premature gray.<br/><br/><em>“Freeze their meat, and salt their bones, rape the woman, and sodimize the men! Tonight, we feast on your souls!”</em><br/><br/>Those sinister words struck a chord somewhere within M’iaq’s psyche, but perhaps not the one that was intended.  It wasn’t a reminder of what these things were capable of, rather what they had already done.  The pain and anger of loss only served to fortify his resolve; never again would he be that thief who cowered in the wastelands while his closest friends were slaughtered.  He turned and faced the dragon squarely, his entire demeanor implying his readiness to fight to his last breath.<strong>”Let’s see how well you can do any of that when I rip off your cock and shove it down your throat!”</strong>It was clearly the sort of retort that came from his more rowdy upbringing, but it sufficed as his warcry as he rushed towards creature that issued the challenge.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Mechanics</div><div class="spoiler_body">Charge the White Dragon<br/>Attack: 17<br/>Damage: 6<br/><br/>If attacked, he will attempt Redirection:<br/>16 reposition maneuver (vs dragon) or trip maneuver (vs bipedal demons) vs CMD.<br/>If successful,  M’iaq will move him to better interpose it so it is in the square directly south of him and it must make a Reflex DC 12 or be sickened for 1 round.<br/><br/>DM’s Discretion: The rules aren’t entirely clear on whether the Redirection takes place before or after the attack is rolled, only that it is an immediate action against a creature that the flowing monk threatens and that attacks him.  I’ll leave it up to your ruling whether it takes place before (thus applying any potential attack penalties to the attack) or after.<br/></div></div>