POVERO Campaign OOC

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Aldron rides at Elissa...

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Grabbed her!
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ewancummins wrote:
steveflam wrote:Tom/Gem is blank in post.... he is still in tunnel or making it out?
Van's call.

But if you guys are ready for a new round, I am pretty safe in assuming you both follow Elissa, hey?

1,000 % yes. I don't think we need Van for that decision, ewan.
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ewancummins wrote:Grabbed her!
Well, shit. Do I see a party member nearby, or am I on my own?
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Dagger at the riders horse.
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Tom will run toward Aldron and Elissa as well and shoot at the horse.

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Adam wrote:
ewancummins wrote:Grabbed her!
Well, shit. Do I see a party member nearby, or am I on my own?

He will quickly notice the others emerge, but at first he is likely distracted by Aldron snatching her.

Still, he notices them in time to take their presence into account when he takes an action.
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Chance Gem instantly obeys GERTIE

2 in 6


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Nope. The fogs runs around barking to wake the dead.

But the dog also does not get in the way of that flung dagger or the arrow, so no chance Gem takes a hit.

Rolls were not hot. Both misses.

Tom gets two shots per round.

He moved.
Not so far, as the tunnel is not very long.
I will allow normal attack.
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Miss, anyway.


Okay....

Aldron makes a riding check to gallop away with Elissa, keeping her held firm.

She's fighting him with all her strength, so that forces the roll.

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ewancummins wrote:Miss, anyway.


Okay....

Aldron makes a riding check to gallop away with Elissa, keeping her held firm.

She's fighting him with all her strength, so that forces the roll.

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As a proficient rider, that is good enough.
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ROUND FIVE

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Aldron is out of dagger range by now.

But not bow shot.

Assuming two more shorts at fleeing horse.

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