OOC: Death House (5e)

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Re: OOC: Death House (5e)

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I was kinda hoping we would take off the panelling and there would be a door behind...

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Yeah, I think we had better stick with the finding a door plan, that wall is going nowhere!
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Re: OOC: Death House (5e)

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Unless Brutadin can bust it down with Storm Bull power.

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Or taunt the dwarf into running through the wall.

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Let's give some time to someone roll something greater than 4... :lol:
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Breaking the 4 wall.
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kintire wrote:Breaking the 4 wall.

LOL!
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Have we searched for secret door?

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Wow, you folks have been active!

Okay, Hulk smash. Vorj gives it a go:
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Hmmm, broke a knuckle....
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Just a clarification: the d20 roll was not to break through strong, healthy masonry with brute strength. It was for something else. :)
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Ken of Ghastria wrote:Wow, you folks have been active!

Okay, Hulk smash. Vorj gives it a go:
[dice]221582:0[/dice]

Hmmm, broke a knuckle....
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alhoon wrote:Just a clarification: the d20 roll was not to break through strong, healthy masonry with brute strength. It was for something else. :)

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Unless staking vamps is common knowledge (and often done, if only to suspect corpses ) in Gnomish communities/ the part of the kingdom Gnorric is from, I am playing him as ignorant of it.
At least, it's not the first thing that leaps to his mind when he sees a stake.

His tone now is civil, not taunting or hostile. I figure that context carried that, but I state it here in case this wasn't obvious.
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ewancummins wrote:Unless staking vamps is common knowledge (and often done, if only to suspect corpses ) in Gnomish communities/ the part of the kingdom Gnorric is from, I am playing him as ignorant of it.
At least, it's not the first thing that leaps to his mind when he sees a stake.

His tone now is civil, not taunting or hostile. I figure that context carried that, but I state it here in case this wasn't obvious.
You are a gnome. Gnomes in 5e have some bonuses and training to a few intelligence skills. I don't have the list in front of me, but perhaps it has religion or arcana. Could you check?
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I dont have the book, but just in case

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Although I agree with ewan on our knowledge.
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alhoon wrote:
ewancummins wrote:Unless staking vamps is common knowledge (and often done, if only to suspect corpses ) in Gnomish communities/ the part of the kingdom Gnorric is from, I am playing him as ignorant of it.
At least, it's not the first thing that leaps to his mind when he sees a stake.

His tone now is civil, not taunting or hostile. I figure that context carried that, but I state it here in case this wasn't obvious.
You are a gnome. Gnomes in 5e have some bonuses and training to a few intelligence skills. I don't have the list in front of me, but perhaps it has religion or arcana. Could you check?
I will look. I think it is arcana, but I thought that was only for constructs and mechanisms.
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