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As an aside, careful with the Warforged - as we use the version in the MM and not the modifications that were presented in dragon (and thereafter updated in the Character Builder). I noticed that most of it is the same, but the Warforged Resolve power is a little different.

So, I had posted a long account of the test fight and when I hit "Submit Post" nothing appeared. Here is what I can remember saying.

1) Die Roller: For simultaneous dice rolls, it looks like you rolled attacks on the left side of the roller screen and you rolled the damage on the right side of the screen. A more convenient way of rolling multiple dice at the same time (and having the results all appear on the same line) is by using the semicolon (. For example, for Keyleth's first attack, you could have put the following into the dice roller:

1d20+5;1d20+5;2d4+4

The above would output both of her Oath attacks and the damage all at once.

2) Mapper: Don't worry about the dashed movement lines going through solid objects on the mapping program. As long as you show the start and end locations of the PC for each movement or action, the Pitlord and/or players can help explain how the movement was conducted.

3) Common tactics: Some teams will have the first PC that wins initiative Delay their actions until the second PC acts. This allows both PCs to act at the same time. Also, until the combatants are able to spot each other in the arena, you'll often find teams that move out and then Ready an attack upon seeing their enemy.

These are just common tactics I see used here, and I just wanted to throw them out.

4) Oath of Emnity: Verede didn't use his Oath of Emnity before attacking Claw in Round 3. Ahhh!

5) Faerie Fire Save: (Round 4) The effect on faerie fire is "save ends both", so Keyleth would only have to roll one saving throw (there were two rolls in the die roller).

6) Form of Winter's Herald Attack: (Round 4) This attack is Close burst 1. With burst powers, a separate attack is rolled for each target, but only one damage roll is rollled for all targets. So, Three would roll two attacks, one for Keyleth and one for Verede, and he would roll one damage roll that would apply to both.

7) Nature's Wrath: (Round 4) When Three shifted adjacent to both Verede and Keyleth, don't forget to use his Nature's Wrath class feature (Free Action to mark all adjacent enemies).

8) End of Round Summary: Don't forget that downed PCs are both Unconscious and Dying. The unconscious part allows for potential Coup de Grace attempts. Also, targets of your Avengers' Oath of Emnity were left off the summary. Since the Oath stays on until the target drops to 0 HP, you probably want to include that. Such as: Three, 6/28 HP, Oathed by Verede, etc.