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Thanks Ewan :D

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Observation roll, ewan.
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tarlyn wrote:Observation roll, ewan.

You see a spot nearby where you can hop down and run away under the wharf. The water should be shallow.
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Ewan, I don't suppose Roald can make an intelligence roll to figure out that it he may have inadvertently signaled an invasion?
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Varrus the Ethical wrote:Ewan, I don't suppose Roald can make an intelligence roll to figure out that it he may have inadvertently signaled an invasion?

This is more a matter of common sense and intuition so he can make a Wisdom roll.
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http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/3743840/

Hrmmm, rolled a 14 against an 11. So no dice. Ah well.
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Varrus the Ethical wrote:http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/3743840/

Hrmmm, rolled a 14 against an 11. So no dice. Ah well.

He might worry that they spotted the fire arrow, but nothing leaps out and says 'you just started a war, dude."
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ewan sent u that roll. Once I get answer I will post my IC actions.
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ewancummins wrote:
Varrus the Ethical wrote:http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/3743840/

Hrmmm, rolled a 14 against an 11. So no dice. Ah well.

He might worry that they spotted the fire arrow, but nothing leaps out and says 'you just started a war, dude."
Yeah, he's thinking more, "Yes! Pay dirt!"
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Varrus the Ethical wrote:
ewancummins wrote:
Varrus the Ethical wrote:http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/3743840/

Hrmmm, rolled a 14 against an 11. So no dice. Ah well.

He might worry that they spotted the fire arrow, but nothing leaps out and says 'you just started a war, dude."
Yeah, he thinking more, "Yea! Pay dirt!"

Indeed!
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No chnace of surprising Roald, given the conditions, but let's see if the bastard coming through the trap door realizes somebody is waiting for him and said person is not a friend...


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Yep.


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Go ahead and roll init, Zach. Lower wins.


Then declare actions and make rolls as needed.

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