Sorry, guys -- to make it fair to everyone, I am re-rolling initiatives. Sorry I didn't make it very clear beforehand that I was rolling those. Please don't revolt.
The decimal after your roll is your DEX score, it helps me resolve ties. I also roll multiple initiatives at once to make it easier on myself.
Initiative Rolls:
Slinker: [1d10] = 1.15 | Lordan: [1d10] = 3.9 | Beldar: [1d10] = 10.12
Silverleaf: [1d10] = 4.13 | Morganth: [1d10] = 5.11
Gnolls: [1d10] = 6
Beldar:
Beldar runs into the room to attack the first Gnoll (G1). He takes a swing with his longsword but the Gnoll jukes out of the way before it can land. Beldar didn't notice, but his foot was dangerously close to damaged flooring when he swung his weapon.
Saving throw:
[1d20] = 6 DOH!
He swung with great force, and when he didn't connect, the floor gave way and his foot fell through the floor, twisting it, and causing him to fall prone.
Damage:
[1d4] = 3
Gnolls:
Gnoll G1, having just dodged a close call with the fighter, gets another stroke of good luck as he watches the fighter fall before him.
"HAHAHAHHA, looks like meat is back on the menu!" Sorry, I had to.
He brings his morningstar down on the fighter with both hands.
You are lucky that there doesn't seem to be a rule in the book for bonuses against prone targets, I added a +1 to his roll for using both hands and, really, just for having a clear shot.
Attack:
[1d20+1] = 16+1 = 17 Well, scratch that lucky comment, the bonus didn't matter.
Damage:
[2d4] = 6
The morning star connects with Beldars chest with a dull thud. The spikes of the morningstar also poke and tear at his flesh.
Gnoll G2 starts laughing like a hyena at his cohort's joke and is distracted and takes no action.
Morganth:
Morganth steps into the room and sidesteps to the southeast corner of the room out of reach of any melee combat. He observes what has happened and starts thinking of a spell to cast to get his friends out of this mess.
Silverleaf:
Silverleaf steps in the room, sidesteps to the right draws his bow and takes aim at the laughing Gnoll G2 and fires. Unfortunately the arrow glances off of the Gnoll's shoulder armour. He immediately stops laughing and sneers back at Silverleaf and draws his sword.
Lordan:
Lordan rushes up the Gnoll G1 and cries "The only thing you will feast upon today is death!" and swings his mace at the Gnoll's head. His mace connects with a dull thud and the sound of cracking skull. As the gnoll's head spews blood and brain matter, his eyes roll back in his head, and he collapses like a rag doll onto the floor.
Slinker:
Slinker enters the room and sidesteps to the left. He tries to get a clear shot of Gnoll G2. He fires his bow but completely misses. The good news is he does not grab the attention of the gnoll, because he is focused on Silverleaf.
OK, so Beldar is horribly battered on the ground with a turned ankle. A dead Gnoll lays in the room with his brains falling out of his head with Lordan standing over him with a bloody mace. A pissed off Gnoll is sneering at Silverleaf and Morganth is in the corner going through the list of spells in his head. Silverleaf and Slinker have their bows drawn and are both still eyeing the pissed off Gnoll. Having seen what happened to Beldar, everyone is now aware of the damaged flooring and will be careful not to step on or close to any, so that's no longer a danger.
Next round's actions?
