<strong>Oona</strong><br/><br/>Dagyrn was encouraging and patient with her, accepting her naivette with affection. Her petite digits pulled his sheath back, revealing more of that veiny member hidden underneath his fur. It gradually began to elongate under her touch, appearing... almost mishapen by human standards. Now exposed, he didn't have a head at all... and the tip of his manhood was mostly flat. "You're doing good." He said, brushing her hair back with one large clawed thumb as she lowered her head.<br/><br/>"Woo-" He let out softly, "-Oof!<br/><br/>Her tentative tonguing appeared to be working, if it had elicited such a response. More obviously, his member was escaping more and more of his furry sheath, the sheer weight of it succumbing to gravity. He was... quite girthy.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Spoiler: Click to Show/Hide</div><div class="spoiler_body">That phone is a wrecking ball to your spelling, huh? :P</div></div><br/><strong>Ellen</strong><br/><br/>The Griffons came on swiftly, the genasi warriors preferring to let the beasts bear the lion's share of the attack. They came beak and claw first, the fastest one passing through Ellen in a large puff of smoke. She was immune to the beast's weapons, though it remained to be seen if she was similarily protected against the riders...<br/><br/>From the other side of the formation, a griffon charged at Rath, the half-celestial ducking a beak but taking two talons upon his forearm. His skin was naturally resistant, and Ellen could see nary a scratch upon him.<br/><br/>Before she could react, the female leader bade her mount charge towards Ellen, javelin pointed straight for her. It, too passed through the ghost harmlessly. Though Ellen could feel magic of the blade as it went through her. She began to command her band something unintelligable. Heeding this command, another griffon swooped forth to attack Rath, pecking at his shoulder and drawing blood when it passed. Finding the closest target she could, Ellen threw another blast of telekenitic force, ripping the genasi from his very light stirrups.<br/><br/>Far below the battlefield, the man who took point in the aerial formation was free-falling for a good six seconds before he concentrated and suddenly stopped, hanging in the air as if from an invisible hook. He looked up and gradually begin to rise as his mount came hurtling down after him. When it slowed down, he took hold of the reins.<br/><br/>The half-celestial slashed and hacked at the nearest griffon, hitting it heavily square on the neck. It recoiled from the assault, and the rider struggled to maintain his grip but managed not to fall off. Yet another flying beast assaulted the half-celestial, its' beak hitting him square in the thigh. He groaned in pain, but it only seemed to annoy him.<br/><br/>The final rider, finding no angle with which to attack, launched an arrow from her shortbow towards the flying man. She overshot, and the projectile flung into the air harmlessly before gravity began to take hold of it.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Spoiler: Click to Show/Hide</div><div class="spoiler_body">Rider #3's griffon charges and passes through Ellen. Nonmagical. Can't hurt her.<br/>Rider #6's griffon charges Rath. Bite misses. Both claws hit. Doesn't deal enough damage to bypass damage resistance.<br/>Leader's javelin charges and passes through Ellen. Miss Chance. She commands the others to attack Rath instead.<br/>Rider #4's griffon charges Rath. Bite hits, deals 5 damage. Both claws miss.<br/>Ellen knocks #6 off, sending him/her 150 feet down.<br/>Rider #1 uses spell-like ability levitate to lift himself up 20 ft. His griffon dives down and picks him up with just enough movement.<br/>Rath full-attacks #4's griffon. First attack misses, second hits. Deals 10 damage.<br/>Rider #2's griffon charges Rath. Bite hits, deals 9 damage. Both claws miss. <br/>Rider #5 flings an arrow at Rath. Misses.<br/><br/>Rath appears only slightly wounded. The Genasi were very alarmed at Ellen's ghostiness.<br/><br/>(http://s2.postimage.org/7wxn01b8/Untitled12223.jpg) (http://postimage.org/image/7wxn01b8/)<br/><br/>Initiative:<br/><br/>Rider #3: 22<br/>Rider #6: 17<br/>Leader: 17<br/>Rider #4: 14<br/>Ellen: 9<br/>Rider #1: 7<br/>Rathael: 6<br/>Rider #2: 5<br/>Rider #5: 5<br/><br/>Dear LORD, was 9 combatants too many. :P But I wanted to test Ellen's defenses in a trial by fire.<br/><br/>I'm not sure how to even begin to put a CR on this, since the griffons can't even hurt Ellen. The riders still have to deal with her miss chance and AC. Rath doesn't have nearly the defenses that Ellen does but his template gives him robust ability scores and damage reduction. On top of that, the maneuverability of the griffons tips the balance in the adventurers' favor and Ellen can more or less sacrifice her turn to take up three of theirs, slightly balancing out the action economy.... O_o<br/></div></div><br/><strong>Leander</strong><br/><br/>She let out a husky "Mmmmm." and began to mumble with her lips pressed tightly, "I wasn't expecting a<em>massage.</em>"<br/><br/>Liah craned her shoulders back and pushed her belly forward, her body arching in a lanquid human rendition of the letter 'C' backwards. Nonchalantly she inhaled pleasurably, letting out a deep sigh as his base pressed against her ass. "Oh, I've been tense for<em>months.</em>"<br/><br/>It's like she hadn't even noticed it there, or that it was inconsequential to her. That an elf's manhood rubbing up against her could have been no different than his elbow rubbing up against her. At least she was enjoying the massage.