bear with me

Santiago Arcos · March 27, 2020, 05:17 PM

Rolled the dice on whether or not Merrick’s attack/Santi’s counter attack is successful. Found this fighting system works well in my experience. Don’t be afraid to pm me if you’re not into it and I’ll change it! :)
Dice roll:https://wolf-rpg.com/showthread.php?tid=40396

In this case Santi is going to dodge instead of attack.

Watching one after another come over the small hill and appear at the little wolf’s side, Santi realizes he’s more outnumbered by the minute. The tall, leaner male appears after. Then a smaller raven furred she-wolf who is already baring fangs–no questions asked. Then even after his argument of not really attacking their little fox friend the wolf who he assumes is the head of the pack darts his way. The great bear wolf’s ears press back and he bares his own teeth.

Santi is bloodthirsty at times, but he’s not stupid to fight a one versus four, if he includes the little scoundrel that howled for his pack. The only thing that allows him to dodge the male heading his way is the distance he and the raven furred wolf have.

He watches the other sprint towards him from the hill and lunge up towards his throat. He cranes his head back and tips backwards on his hindquarters just enough to dodge it by a hairs breath, his front paws coming of the ground to go into a standing ‘beg’ position, much like a rearing horse. Those teeth snap inches away from him and he takes advantage of the mishap by rushing his muscles into action and hopping off to the right and spinning around to face their assumed pack leader.

He sheathes his teeth but his nose is still wrinkled in a weak snarl. “I enjoy a fight, but I’m sure you can assume I know how stupid it is to fight a one versus four.” He growls matter of factly. “It’s a fucking death wish.” He backs up. “You come to protect, yet I meant no harm.” He argues attempting to keep his smirk at bay, raising a brow at the other. Apparently this bunch doesn’t take too kindly to being laughed in their face.

He’s no coward but he’s seen what happens when one is outnumbered. The taller blonde wolf seemed to be the make or break factor. He’s large enough to be able to take on two, but three is definitely pushing it if they actually use teamwork. He doesn’t include the small white wolf because if he so desired he’d be able to snatch the little thing up and snap him in two much to easily.