<div class="floatleft">(http://img223.imageshack.us/img223/9462/nishkaside.jpg)</div><strong>Action:</strong>Nishka executes a full attack to try to stab the draconian with her dagger.<br/><br/>Full Attack - Base: +6/+1, 1d4-1 dmg; w/ Haste: +7/+7/+1; w/ Inspire Courage: +9/+9/+3, 1d4+1 dmg.<br/><br/><strong>(Attack #1)</strong>Roll Result: Nishka rolled: 1d20, modifying each die by +9;<strong>Result: 26</strong><br/>If it hits,<strong>(Damage #1)</strong>Roll Result: Nishka rolled: 1d4, modifying each die by +1;<strong>Result: 3</strong><br/><br/><strong>(Attack #2)</strong>Roll Result: Nishka rolled: 1d20, modifying each die by +9;<strong>Result: 27</strong><br/>If it hits,<strong>(Damage #2)</strong>Roll Result: Nishka rolled: 1d4, modifying each die by +1;<strong>Result: 5</strong><br/><br/><strong>(Attack #3)</strong>Roll Result: Nishka rolled: 1d20, modifying each die by +3;<strong>Result: 17</strong><br/>If it hits,<strong>(Damage #3)</strong>Roll Result: Nishka rolled: 1d4, modifying each die by +1;<strong>Result: 5</strong><br/><br/>(3 rounds: Inspire Courage +2: +2 attack, +2 damage, +2 save vs. fear and charm<br/><br/>(7 rounds: Haste: +1 attack, + 1 AC, +1 Reflex saves, +30 feet movement, extra attack if using full attack combat option)<br/><br/><hr/><br/>The thing...that creature, it scrambled beneath the wagon after Nishka, trying to terrify her; it was kind of working. She played the part of the helpless girl, however, trying to hide her motives. She pretended to tug at her skirt, as if it were stuck on something.<strong>"Please, no,"</strong>she cried out softly, using her natural fear to be convincing.<br/><br/>"Boo!" it said, obviously thinking it had the upper hand. That's when Nishka lunged out with her dagger, striking at the monstrous, scaled beast with the blade. Once! Twice! A third time she tried to bury her sharp dagger in the thing's chest.<br/><br/>All around, she heard the booming, echoing call for Strahd. Count Strahd von Zarovich. The lord of her dark homeland. For years the name had frightened the girl...what would have happened to her, had she chosen a different life, and went willingly to his castle, so many years ago. But it's doubtful he would even know who or what she was; he may never have seen her in the first place, and even if he had, surely the man was older now, and his memory would be forgetful.<br/><br/>She fought with the dragon-like creature, beneath the vardo, all thoughts of the Count of Barovia pushed back into the recesses of her brain. On her knees, locked in a struggle for her own survival in the cramped quarters. If Nishka let this thing eat her, there wouldn't be much room for worry over a man she had eluded half a decade ago.