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I edited your post for spelling only, and quote/pasted it, Tarlyn.tarlyn wrote:K ewan I sdent the pm. Catch ya later! EVULZ RULES!
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Ha! Much appreciated.ewancummins wrote:We'll wait to see if Van will have Ino go along to the docks now, or do something else first. Ino has expressed some concern for the fate of the rest of the party- concerns that Blaise evidently does not feel. As the DM, I am not altogether sure if Van would want Ino to flee straightaway, or try to at least find out what happened to her comrades.
[Mind you, that's not a DM condemnation of Blaise- I'm neutral in such affairs. It's just me recognizing the difference between Blaise's 'small party' and Ino's 'all-inclusive/big party.'].
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Ewwww!Breana runs her unbooted toe up and down Ildool's leg before continuing. "I can make that happen," she says in a husky voice.
''As for Nell let us say she died of a bad heart, hmmm? HAHAHAAHH!"
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It's just a tight spot to be in as the DM! I like to think that I've handled it well.Ken of Ghastria wrote:Ha! Much appreciated.ewancummins wrote:We'll wait to see if Van will have Ino go along to the docks now, or do something else first. Ino has expressed some concern for the fate of the rest of the party- concerns that Blaise evidently does not feel. As the DM, I am not altogether sure if Van would want Ino to flee straightaway, or try to at least find out what happened to her comrades.
[Mind you, that's not a DM condemnation of Blaise- I'm neutral in such affairs. It's just me recognizing the difference between Blaise's 'small party' and Ino's 'all-inclusive/big party.'].Yes, Blaise's origin is a rather chaotic one, and his general attitude is to attempt to be amicable with everyone, until they wrong him or his friends, and then all bets are off. Let's just say that he'll want to know who's behind the betrayal -- excuse me, this most recent betrayal -- before he makes any firm decisions.
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Hey, just imagine how that would have gone with Rardi in her original, dwarfish body!Ken of Ghastria wrote:Ewwww!Breana runs her unbooted toe up and down Ildool's leg before continuing. "I can make that happen," she says in a husky voice.
''As for Nell let us say she died of a bad heart, hmmm? HAHAHAAHH!"EVIL!!! Creepy creepy EVIL!!
Or...gawd...her 'umber-dwulk' body.
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I am confused.Ken of Ghastria wrote:Once there, Blaise looks to hire someone who can quickly ferry him and Inovidil to the mainland.VAN wrote:They both exit the inn and head to the docks to the place they have said to Shana.
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So, Blaise is not looking for a ship bound away from Cormyr? Or is he trying to go to another Cormyrean city? A port city outside Cormyrean jurisdiction? Is he even leaving Marsember? Much of the city is on the mainland, after all. It's built on a [partially drained] marsh at the mouth of a river, and on small islands in the bay/river mouth.
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The way I understood it, the place where Ino teleported us is an island, separated from Marsember proper. So to get back to that area and meet up with Shana, Blaise would need a boat. At THAT point, he, Shana, and Ino could discuss next steps: rescue, leave, party, etc.
If I've gotten the geography completely screwed up, my apologies.
If I've gotten the geography completely screwed up, my apologies.
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Ah, no, it's a little island, inside the city. There are foot bridges. You can walk to the docks.Ken of Ghastria wrote:The way I understood it, the place where Ino teleported us is an island, separated from Marsember proper. So to get back to that area and meet up with Shana, Blaise would need a boat. At THAT point, he, Shana, and Ino could discuss next steps: rescue, leave, party, etc.
If I've gotten the geography completely screwed up, my apologies.
Sorry for any confusion.
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There are bridges but I think by boat we will go there faster.
Once we will meet with Shana we will decide what to do. For sure we cannot spend the rest of the day on Marsember, Ino will propose to leave, go rest somewhere else and then when she gets her SP back we can decide what to do with the others. Ino will indeed want to go back and help them if are in trouble and would prefer have the group all gathered again.
Once we will meet with Shana we will decide what to do. For sure we cannot spend the rest of the day on Marsember, Ino will propose to leave, go rest somewhere else and then when she gets her SP back we can decide what to do with the others. Ino will indeed want to go back and help them if are in trouble and would prefer have the group all gathered again.
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That makes perfect sense to me.Ken of Ghastria wrote:No problem. I'll edit my last post. If we can avoid hiring anyone and move about in crowds, Blaise would find that preferable to getting stuck in a boat out in the open.
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