Valafar takes his time marching up to the paralyzed pirate, making sure the helpless being can see him coming in the center of that swarm of flies. Before he attacks, Valafar takes the time to run his blade underneath the pirate's eyes, not touching but close enough so he can see every inch of the wicked black blade that was about to draw his blood. "Where is all your bravado now?" He slashed out twice in quick succession.
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Oh Cloak of flies: 4 damage if he starts next turn within five feet of me.
Intimidation (running the blade under the man's eyes/nose would intimidate the hell out of me.) Mostly for fun, I don't expect it to impact anything.
(1d20+7)[26]
Advantage (cloak of flies): (1d20+7)[25]
Attack 1
(1d20+8)[25]
Advantage: (1d20+8)[25]
Dam: (2d6+5)[14] Crit (on hit.): (2d6)[3]
Attack 2
(1d20+8)[19]
Advantage: (1d20+8)[10]
Dam: (2d6+5)[7] Crit (on hit.): (2d6)[8]
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