Speaking: Sure, speak whenever, but keep your total speech reasonable to what could be said in about six seconds total. So, if you say "Hey, let's just sit here and wait for everything to die down before we take our chances and run." on your turn, let's not assume you can say "Woah, why are you running off on your own out into the open? You'll probably die out there." as well, since it'll probably take over six seconds to say.

Delaying Actions: Sure, why not. Just remember that doing things like holding a fridge back as it is getting pushed against you are actions themselves. Right now, holding the zombies at bay are using one of your two actions and kinda force you to stay still.

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I'm wishing that the couch was used to help block the door.

And that someone got a bed or something for the windows. Zombie proof mattress?

Possible, but as I'm bracing a table, probably not practical for me to do. Maybe do some tag team disarming?

So, do I keep breaking the floor open, or do I jump out a window and get the car started? I could possibly take some of the zombies out with the car if need be, and then it should be easier for the rest of you to break out. But if you don't want to take that risk (for all I know, I wouldn't make it to the car alive if I'm out there alone, and then you guys would be really screwed if I had the car keys), I can keep doing what I'm doing and we can get out together.

Barricade what we have kill them as they're bottle necked.

The couch could probably hold the fridge and table in place while we get the beds and such in here or whatever we have to make this room as safe as we can, but right now all my turns are being eaten up barring the door and no ones helping permanently solve the issue.

OK, my instinct was flight instead of fight. I don't know what everyone else would prefer...

I'm thinking the same thing with the last collective moan...

So whose bedroom would bedroom 3 be and does it have a window we can go through? I don't want to stick around if we can help it.

Bedroom 3 was Gary's bedroom, apparently he had to get up a lot in the middle of the night to pee, so he got the room closer to the bathroom. Everyone will know (even Cassandra because she can see it from where she is standing) that there is a standard window in P-16 leading to P-17. The window is closed right now.

~SE++

Yeah... I might not have...

So, if you let go, the zombie you hold gets you.

If you hold on, a new zombie will come through the window.

And all of that is assuming the zombie you're holding can't figure out how to attack you while you're holding it.

Nah, you'll be fine.

~SE++

...I'm going to have to save your behind, aren't I?

So, you jump up, and stab down into the zombie's back. The same back that Gary is holding down. So.... Gary would be on the zombie's back. Which would mean.....

~SE++

Ouch... And that was a bad attack roll...

Sorry, I was a bit unclear as to the exact visual of their positioning. Not that it matters too much anyway, considering the terrible roll...

If it helps clarify:

The zombie crawled through the window and was crawling across the couch towards Cassandra.

Gary dropped the table and jumped onto the zombie, who was belly down to hold it at bay.

Mack jumped up, tripped on the open floor and since his agility had been so fantastic just before, I had him stab the couch with his failure of an attack roll instead of Gary.

Now there is a couch, with a zombie on it, with Gary on the zombie, and Mack on top of Gary in a dogpile.

~SE++

I have a feeling things are not going to be pretty...

That's entirely up to you guys. But the zombies seem to be coming over the couch, and the table by the window has fallen back and the zombies will probably be coming through that window soon as well unless someone picks it up.

~SE++

Gasp, sarn'th by the DM ... oh well.

To be fair, I had let the game pause for 3 days for it.

~SE++

Aye. Just now got a chance to sit down and actually start legit posts through all my games.

Been busy busy... and super exhausted so I've done some sleepin instead of some gaming. Gah...being an adult is hard.