Message #1172637

[La maître de Celwynvian(Eretas)]

Sur les 9 jets, Loran en reçoit 3, Numendil 4 et Tenebrae 2

Loran

Lance 3d20+4

4, 20, 20  (+4)

Il y a eu 2 succés en lançant chaque dé contre une valeur cible de 15.

acide
Lance 8d6

(5+4+3+4+6+1+3+1): Total = 27

Numendil

Lance 4d20+4

20, 14, 11, 11  (+4)

Il y a eu 4 succés en lançant chaque dé contre une valeur cible de 11.

acide
Lance 10d6

(2+2+1+3+1+5+1+1+1+2): Total = 19

Tenebrae

Lance 2d20+4

9, 1  (+4)

Il y a eu 0 succés en lançant chaque dé contre une valeur cible de 17.

Acid Pellet (Ex)
A phycomid attacks by firing a glob of acid from one of its several mushroom-like stalks. This attack has a range increment of 10 feet. A phycomid can fire up to six acid pellets per minute—during rounds in which the fungus has no acid pellets, it has no method of attacking at all and must wait until its acid stores replenish in 4 rounds before continuing a battle.

Spores (Ex)
Any creature that takes damage from a phycomid’s acid pellet (or consumes even a Small portion of the fungus) becomes exposed to the fungus’s spores. These spores grow quickly in living creatures. This affliction is a disease effect, although its course runs much faster than most diseases and is more poison-like in its speed, and like a poison, the spores “burn out” after a short period. A creature that is slain by a phycomid spore infestation bursts open in 1d4 rounds as a fully grown new phycomid emerges.

Phycomid Spores: Disease—injury or ingested; save Fort DC 15; frequency 1/round for 6 rounds; effect 1d2 Con damage; cure 1 save. The save DC is Constitution-based.