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Jamethon has taken the time to seek out each and every PC and tell them all the same thing: messengers have arrived and we must report. Of course, individual PCs may refuse the order. Some of them aren't in the watch- team. To Shana and the gnomes, it will be phrased more like a polite but firm request- as they are civilians assisting the investigation. Should anyone wish to ask him a question about this, post it. He will respond.
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Alright, donkey-boys, let's see some good roleplaying or combat/actiony stuff. How will people handle this?
The fog and lingering smoke gave the soldiers the cover they needed to set up ambushes. Following Jamethon gave them everyone's locations [not that PCs know that].

The fog and lingering smoke gave the soldiers the cover they needed to set up ambushes. Following Jamethon gave them everyone's locations [not that PCs know that].
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Oh, and no, this isn't my adaptation of the classic Slavelords series. There's another reason for the arrests.
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There's no one there to tell him not to!Rafael wrote:Thanks for the kind words. I hope Ironheart isn't too barbarian-ish for the game...
He'll fork the constables, though, unless somebody tells him not to...
Roll initiative.
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IH init: 25Rafael wrote:You do my rolls, of course. First one should be a CHAR check, though.
http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/2324412/
Lout and the guards 5
http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/2324414/
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True Realmslore fact: Cormyr doesn't have trial lawyers or juries. You are suspect until proven either innocent or guilty.
Guess who is the judge, according to the laws of Cormyr.
Guess who is the judge, according to the laws of Cormyr.
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Blaise's Initiative roll:
Initiative (1d20+3=14)
Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.
Can Blaise see Jamethon? (Yes, I know that IC we don't know what he's done, but that last, eager "Come forward!" comment to Inovidil definitely set off Blaise's Spidey-Sense.)
Initiative (1d20+3=14)
Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.
Can Blaise see Jamethon? (Yes, I know that IC we don't know what he's done, but that last, eager "Come forward!" comment to Inovidil definitely set off Blaise's Spidey-Sense.)
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Init. 24 for Threan . Sense motive roll 20 against the guards for the purpose of their willingness to carry out their orders and emotional state right now .
I need to know this for what my character will do then .
I need to know this for what my character will do then .
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