Standard, and... let's say any square within 5. Candy isn't especially aerodynamic.

Hawkeye, you didn't screw up opportunity attack rules, but you can't make a standard action and two move actions in the same turn.

What kind of properties would an improvised torch have? (one that's on fire, of course)

knk, I thought players have 1 standard action (his frying pan), 1 minor action (shift to T9), and 1 move action (move to U10) per turn? :confused:

Shift is a move action.

Can't do move-move-standard.

Oh ok, I thought a move action can count as a minor action.

Deni, since you asked: the zombie is indeed prone at W10.

It's basically a club that's on fire, I guess, so... 1d6, 1 ongoing fire damage?

Psst.

Pangalin.

Zombie's turn.

Pang considers the tactical possibilities:

Yeah, we walk in all about our witchalok blades...

http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b1...s/20090123.jpg

But then Pang reminds us we've forgotten something...

http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b1...s/20090126.jpg

Six somethings.

OKAY I WAS TRYING TO WRITE SOME DESCRIPTIVE TEXT BUT HAVE IT YOUR WAY

NUMBERS ONLY

Dang guys writing out 8 turns worth of actions takes some times okay

this is a lie

a small one

Bollocks. Knew I should have used an encounter power on that bastard.

Also, I didn't mean to hurt your creativity, Pang. :(

Do I have an Action Point that I can use?

Alas, no. Strictly speaking, you're just a (non-elite) monster. You don't even have healing surges.

So the zombies are elite? I might just go back to throwing knives, its safer

Zombies don't have healing surges either. Or AP.

Well, the Infectious Zombies do have an AP, because of their Elite template. I've just been blowing them on completely ineffectual bite attacks, though :(

Hey, in like 20 to 30 years, that zombie drool might corrode our armour. It could have an effect.

It'll probably corrode through the armor before it gets through Arg's skull. Then again, at least the armor gets washed once in a blue moon, so maybe not.

I'm guessing there's no rules for pop-up ranged attacks from total cover right and as such, Bob has to stand up to avoid the aiming penalty and can't fall over again afterwards to stay out of line of sight?

yeah, that would be two move actions and a standard, which is impossible

I thought as much, I just wasn't sure if falling over couldn't be a free action.