Action Declaration Thread

[kouhei] wrote:

I would think so because that would make me need to pass a reflex save so?

Depends, I may just need to make a combat maneuver check to get you. Although obviously we will have to wait for DMs ruling

@Yanisa:

Your Spellcraft check identifies the spell as Prestidigation.

As for your Perception check; what's happening between Aesop, Catrina and everyone else is distracting enough to grab your attention.

@Johnny: Is your action a formal trip and disarm maneuvers or are you trying to fall on her to do the same effect?

Tanuki Tales wrote:

@Yanisa:

Your Spellcraft check identifies the spell as Prestidigation.

As for your Perception check; what's happening between Aesop, Catrina and everyone else is distracting enough to grab your attention.

@Johnny: Is your action a formal trip and disarm maneuvers or are you trying to fall on her to do the same effect?

Fall

Johnnycat93 wrote:

Tanuki Tales wrote:

@Yanisa:

Your Spellcraft check identifies the spell as Prestidigation.

As for your Perception check; what's happening between Aesop, Catrina and everyone else is distracting enough to grab your attention.

@Johnny: Is your action a formal trip and disarm maneuvers or are you trying to fall on her to do the same effect?

Fall

Alright. Then you need to make a Dexterity check yourself to see if you still manage it even with his character's attempt to move out of the way. We'll discuss his attempted trip afterwards.

Tanuki Tales wrote:

Johnnycat93 wrote:

Tanuki Tales wrote:

@Yanisa:

Your Spellcraft check identifies the spell as Prestidigation.

As for your Perception check; what's happening between Aesop, Catrina and everyone else is distracting enough to grab your attention.

@Johnny: Is your action a formal trip and disarm maneuvers or are you trying to fall on her to do the same effect?

Fall

Alright. Then you need to make a Dexterity check yourself to see if you still manage it even with his character's attempt to move out of the way. We'll discuss his attempted trip afterwards.

1d20 (14) + 5 (Dex) = 19

Dancer checking for traps at the top of  the stairs

Traps(advantage, "skills to pay the bills")

d20 '17' OR d20 '9' = 17 + 1 (wis) + 8 = 26

*edit* re-posting

As far as Dances can tell, there are no traps.

Advance down the stairs... cautiously!

Yanisa, please make a Reactive Constitution check.

Wowa, did I jsut pick the wrong question?

Reactive Constitution
Roll: 12
Modifiers: +4(Reactive) +1(Con)
Total: 17

Draos makes a perception check of the door to notice anything odd or out of place that may be dangerous.

Perception check:
Roll: 11
Mod: +5
Wis Mod: +2
Total: 18

@Dances and Poet:

You see nothing out of the ordinary with the door, nor anything you can tell is dangerous. It simply opens up into a spanning, impenetrable darkness that you can only assume leads you onward.

Lana (panther) Perception of going into the room: Roll(1d20)+5:
17,+5
Total:22

And she will continue to do so ever ten feet

Draos makes a intelligence check with knowledge (Arcana) to see what he might know about the orbs.
Roll: 11
Mod: +2
Skill: +3
Total: 11+2+3 = 16

As far as you are aware, the orbs have some magic that makes them float and will cause them to change lighting if touched. You know there is more magic to them than that, but you can't discern it.

Roll(1d20)+5:
15,+5 dex
Total:20

perception

You don't notice anything in particular.

Might as well put some use to this dead thing.

The member 'Tanuki Tales' has done the following action : Dice roll

'd20' : 16

It makes a new post?

Or maybe editting this post does it.

The member 'Tanuki Tales' has done the following action : Dice roll

'd20' : 8

Testing.

So, it doesn't give a new result, eh?

Another test.

The member 'Tanuki Tales' has done the following action : Dice roll

'd20' : 20

something