A Time of Reaving IC

[Lysimachus]

Elvrit:

Elvrit Parries Servitor Attack:
WS56 +10(Hulking) +10(Hatred) +10(Balanced) = 86, Roll: 39, Success!

 

Not sure if I should Roll for sword's Power Field to destroy the weapon? Roll: 88 :sigh: nope!

 

Counter-Attack attempt:
WS56 +10(Hulking) +10(Hatred) -20(Counter-Attack) = 56, Roll: 32
Hit on (32=23) Left Arm
Dodge Used
Power Sword Dam: 1d10(6) +6 +2(Crushing Blow) +12(SB) +2(IH Solo) = 28 at Pen6

The Servitor's mechanical arm descended with incredible force, but its movements were obvious, working to some pre-programmed pattern of attacks, and therefore predictable. Deftly Elvrit allowed the hammer blow to slide along the flat of his sword, guiding it just off target by a matter of inches so that it smashed into the deck. At the same time, Hvass lanced upwards, its tip biting into the meat of the abhuman's shoulder and slicing free with a sudden spray of crimson.

 

 

 

 

Third Round Actions added:
Elvrit Charges Ogryn Servitor already Engaged with Hadrian
WS56 +10(Charge) +10(Hulking) +10(Ganging Up) = 86, Roll: 75, Hit on (75=57) Body

 

Dam 1d10(1!) +6 +2(Crushing Blow) +12(SB) = 21 at Pen6

 

The Servitor collapsed, oil and blood still leaking from the gaping wounds Hvass had inflicted.

Without taking a pause, Elvrit turned to attack the last two constructs.

 

Hadad skillfully evaded the first, leaving it exposed to be targeted at range, so the Breacher chose not to undo the Devastator's work by lumbering into the line of fire.

 

Instead, he moved closer to the half-machine that had attacked the Salamander. Its first blow went wide, unbalancing it, so Elvrit took the opportunity to get behind it and jab his sword into its back. A dishonourable tactic in some opinions, he was sure, but his Legion had ever been of a more pragmatic nature.

 

 

Edited 10 hours ago by Lysimachus