POVERO Campaign OOC
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Seamanship
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Top wall guys
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Forces immediate Dex
checks for all on wall
Tom
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Gertie
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Alfonse
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Titus
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The Builder
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checks for all on wall
Tom
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Gertie
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Alfonse
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Titus
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The Builder
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Alfonse save rod staff wand
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Okay, lotta rolls.
See IC for update.
Check spoiler box if it still is not clear.
See IC for update.
Check spoiler box if it still is not clear.
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I won't skip past Alhoon, never fear.
He chooses his actions, the monsters and hostile NPCs act.
He chooses his actions, the monsters and hostile NPCs act.
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Re: POVERO Campaign OOC
RETREAAAT!
Is there the rope he could use to be hoisted up? What remains? The wounded dog, the houndmaster and another dog that just woke up? Or both dogs are up?
Can Fild back towards a rope, hiding behind his shield, and grab the rope in the same round? I.e. can he do defense + move+grab rope? If not, he will just backpedal towards the wall, and grab the rope without special defense maneuvers. The important part is getting away now.
If there's no rope... he will attack and shout "Rope!"
Is there the rope he could use to be hoisted up? What remains? The wounded dog, the houndmaster and another dog that just woke up? Or both dogs are up?
Can Fild back towards a rope, hiding behind his shield, and grab the rope in the same round? I.e. can he do defense + move+grab rope? If not, he will just backpedal towards the wall, and grab the rope without special defense maneuvers. The important part is getting away now.
If there's no rope... he will attack and shout "Rope!"
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alhoon wrote:RETREAAAT!
Is there the rope he could use to be hoisted up? What remains? The wounded dog, the houndmaster and another dog that just woke up? Or both dogs are up?
Can Fild back towards a rope, hiding behind his shield, and grab the rope in the same round? I.e. can he do defense + move+grab rope? If not, he will just backpedal towards the wall, and grab the rope without special defense maneuvers. The important part is getting away now.
If there's no rope... he will attack and shout "Rope!"
He can hide behind his shield , move, and grab the rope, sure.
That is a withdrawal action.
He has initiative, so he withdraws before the dogs ( two down, one just got up, one making ominously wakeful noises...) , hound master, or anybody else hostile can stop him.
I consulted with Skybolt by phone and used his instructions in my last IC post.
He mentioned ocering or aiding the gnome's escape if the gnome did bug out.
Therefore
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Have edited and added material.
It should be pretty clear now.
Don't forget to check the map I provided.
It should be pretty clear now.
Don't forget to check the map I provided.
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Alertness Gertie
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S check
Party
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Patrol
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Patrol
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Titus
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Failed.
Initiative
Patrol
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Re: POVERO Campaign OOC
Attacks to subdue, switching to lethal THE moment one of them takes lethal type damage (that is, an attack that is not subdual or mugging).
Penalty applies
THREE
TO HIT TITUS
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THREE TO HIT SIXT
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The big, obvious, armored targets first
The guards gang up on them.
Penalty applies
THREE
TO HIT TITUS
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THREE TO HIT SIXT
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The big, obvious, armored targets first
The guards gang up on them.
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