Appprently me too with 19 lolsteveflam wrote:[dice]224935:0[/dice]
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Makes it.
He jumps down without getting hurt. Ooomph, but not busted bones.
He jumps down without getting hurt. Ooomph, but not busted bones.
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Roll tumbling to avoid 1d4 falling damage.steveflam wrote:Appprently me too with 19 lolsteveflam wrote:[dice]224935:0[/dice]
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Screams for help, noise of escaping (?) burglars, and thump of chest on floor will surely rouse the household.
But how quickly?
1d4 rounds till response by multiple men
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But how quickly?
1d4 rounds till response by multiple men
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TUmbling
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Made it.steveflam wrote:TUmbling
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Okay, so you are all on the ground.
What are you doing now?
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POsted.. well sorrry to Miss Elissa we have to get out of here now
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Do we have horses for us, I kind of forget LOL.
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Nope.steveflam wrote:Do we have horses for us, I kind of forget LOL.
I asked several times, but nobody every indicated that the party was definitely getting horses or a wagon.
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although THERE WAS THIS.VAN wrote:Since we might get in encounter (even if we will try to avoid it) Tom will wear his leather armor so the skills bonus will be changed.
Take a wagon and horses is good idea, but who can be the wagon's driver?
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Since it was briefly discussed in OOC but no IC or definite OOC post was every made, I will say there is a fifty per cent chance Damien saw to it on his own.
1 or 2= wagon and horses on road
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Nope.
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DAMIEN WIS
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Gets a crazy notion in his noggin
Instead of just running like a rabbit, or hiding, he goes to the nearby stables and tries to steal horse.
Of course, he has to break in, first.
Open locks, bonus for crudity, to get past the latch
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Instead of just running like a rabbit, or hiding, he goes to the nearby stables and tries to steal horse.
Of course, he has to break in, first.
Open locks, bonus for crudity, to get past the latch
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Makes it
One round used.
Next round he tries getting a horse out, mounting it bareback, and riding away
WIS check -4 for untrained rider and nervous beastie
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One round used.
Next round he tries getting a horse out, mounting it bareback, and riding away
WIS check -4 for untrained rider and nervous beastie
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