Sword hurriedly grabs the two shortswords from their victim, placing the dagger at his side, through a piece of fabric. He tests the weight, briefly, of each blade and frowns, an unusual sight for a crow. He put the better of the two into his left hand, and the other in his right and crested to the top of the deck where the chaotic scene unfolded.
After a moment’s survey, he darted towards the slavers, beginning the intricate dance of steel that was written in his soul.
Spoiler: Actions and Contingencies
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Sword will make three attacks total, two regular and one as a bonus action. If some combination of his attacks kill a slaver, he will move the remaining attack to another. He will use his reaction if necessary to add +3 to his AC
Attack 1 - (1d20)[12](12) + 8 = 20; Damage (1d6)[5](5) + 5 = 10
Attack 2 - (1d20)[2](2) + 8 = 10; Damage (1d6)[6](6) + 5 = 11
Bonus Action - (1d20)[12](12) + 8 = 20; Damage (1d6)[5](5)
If someone needs him to provide flanking he will try to do so, as well
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