<div class="floatright">(http://oi45.tinypic.com/2h4l1rs.jpg)<br/><strong>Elaine Trueshot</strong> - Ranger Female<br/>HP: 30<br/>Head:<br/>Arms: 2 [Harnessed]<br/>Legs: 2 [Hobbled]<br/>Defense: 7/11(-4 from Hobbled)<br/>Sniper: - <br/><br/>Current Effects: <br/>--Truesight: +5 to hit,<br/>    reduces penalties for blindness by 2<br/>--Hobbled: -4 defense.<br/>--Harnessed: -4 to Hit.<br/>--Hog Tied (3): -2 Escape (+Hobbled, + Harnessed)<br/>--Swiftness: on cooldown (2 rounds to go inc this one)<br/>--Piercing Shot: on cooldown (2 turns to go inc this one)<br/></div>Elaine's eyes were wide in fright as she stood there trying to prepare herself in order to dodge the incoming attacks.  However, the lasso already around her knees was making it more difficult to move than she had thought. While she was successful in ducking under the lasso the bandit directly attacking her, she was not as prepared for the other.  Just as she cleared the first rope, the second one managed to find it's way onto her slender frame before tightening up to her bare shoulders.  Immediately she turned to glare at the new bandit that had a rope on her, hoping to scare him off from attacking.  However, that didn't seem to work and now not only were her boot clad knees tied together, but her arms were also pulled against her sides as the rope pulled a little tighter.  She let out a yelp of surprise as she stood there helpless.<br/><br/>However, poor Elaine was not ready as yet another attack came, this time from the bandit right in front of her.  As he lunged forward to tackle her to the ground, the ranger's keen green eyes went wide in surprise before she found herself pushed down.  She landed with a loud thud and squishing sound as her back hit the muddy roadway.  While being hogtied she squirmed and tried to resist, but her defenses were just too comprised at this point.  She grit her teeth together in annoyance and pain as her gloved hands and muddy boot clad feet were pulled together in a hogtied, leaving her laying there barely able to hold onto her longbow.  As the bandit stopped to admire his work, a pale blush came across her usually proud face and she continued to squirm despite the difficulty.<br/><br/>Luckily, the priestess was able to land a rather strong hit on the bandit attacking her.  Hopefully this would at least distract him in order to leave her time to get out of her current bidning  However, even though he wasn't down..the bandit that had just hogtied her certainly was looking like he was on his last leg.  Despite the fact that she was hogtied and muddy as she lay there nearly defenseless in the mud, the girl prepared to attack again.  Hopefully, if this worked then there'd only be 2 bandits left...and none directly attacking her!<br/><br/><hr/>MOVE:<br/>yes<br/><hr/>Rolling around so that she could possibly dodge any further attacks, the girl squirmed around in the muddy ground.  Of course, this only worked to ruin her armor and apply the wet dirt onto her bare legs and backside.  Regardless, she attacked once more, this time laying there on her front side with her large breasts pushed up against the ground.   Somehow she was able to pull out an arrow and notch it despite the fact that she couldn't see what she was doing.  Taking little time to aim she fired one last desperate shot.<br/><br/><hr/>ACTION:<br/>Shot: 1d20 + 2(shot action) + 5(Truesight) -4 (Harnessed); damage: 1d6<br/>To Hit: At 2013-02-24 19:28:04, Siereis (uid: 36165) rolls: 1d20 Result: 20 (http://elliquiy.com/forums/dicebot.php?r=44525) + 2 + 5 - 4 = 23...Hit!<br/>Damage: At 2013-02-24 19:29:52, Siereis (uid: 36165) rolls: 1d6 Result: 2 (http://elliquiy.com/forums/dicebot.php?r=44526)...2 dmg to B2<strong>(NOT updated on sheet)</strong><br/><strong>(OOC: How does crit hits work?  For example, do I do more dmg to B2 since I rolled &gt;20?</strong>)[/color]<br/><hr/><br/>Despite the fact that she could not see the bandit standing behind her, moments after she released the arrow she heard a thud sound behind her as the arrow seemed to hit true!  She grinned again, hoping that the arrow had been enough to finish off the already heavily wounded bandit.