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RAVENLOFT: The One That Got Away OOC
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Re: RAVENLOFT: The One That Got Away OOC
take 20 knowledge, Raen, RESULT:
Given:
1 number of chanters/helpers who you may guess were involved
2 materials, braziers, chalk circles, sigils, other evidence of grand ritual
3 difficulty of portal/gate/summoning magic of such a potent order
This was probably an incantation based on a grimoire. Did not Alain say there was an occult library nearby, in a side room? Books on daemonology and summoning? The answer may be in those.
Given:
1 number of chanters/helpers who you may guess were involved
2 materials, braziers, chalk circles, sigils, other evidence of grand ritual
3 difficulty of portal/gate/summoning magic of such a potent order
This was probably an incantation based on a grimoire. Did not Alain say there was an occult library nearby, in a side room? Books on daemonology and summoning? The answer may be in those.
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Re: RAVENLOFT: The One That Got Away OOC
Klokulf is expending divine favor to hold inflict light wounds charged in his hand.
If intimidation is necessary, my base modifier is +4.
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If intimidation is necessary, my base modifier is +4.
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sense motive
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Re: RAVENLOFT: The One That Got Away OOC
If you are rolling for me, my modifier is +7.
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Wolfglide wrote:If you are rolling for me, my modifier is +7.
For him.
He failed...
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Re: RAVENLOFT: The One That Got Away OOC
Intimidate attempt... But I tried to make it really scary with reminding him that he nearly killed us and that he would buy us time with his life as he screams in the claws of demons toying with his flesh.
While Raen hasn't realized it yet he is not actually able to walk the walk. If he was holding that evil man next to the portal, he wouldn't be able to kick him through in cold blood. But he doesn't know at the time.
Of course, the very evil man may guess it.
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OH COME ON!.
Too much. Raen talked too much. Someone that would do it wouldn't discuss it so much. He should have said "Perhaps we will throw you in why we look for the books to close it". Then the dice would definitely be a 12+. Dice know such things.
(PS. Yeap, I've seen we killed a "similar to JM" guy. I just wasn't sure the original didn't show up)
While Raen hasn't realized it yet he is not actually able to walk the walk. If he was holding that evil man next to the portal, he wouldn't be able to kick him through in cold blood. But he doesn't know at the time.
Of course, the very evil man may guess it.
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OH COME ON!.
Too much. Raen talked too much. Someone that would do it wouldn't discuss it so much. He should have said "Perhaps we will throw you in why we look for the books to close it". Then the dice would definitely be a 12+. Dice know such things.
(PS. Yeap, I've seen we killed a "similar to JM" guy. I just wasn't sure the original didn't show up)
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Re: RAVENLOFT: The One That Got Away OOC
Kat is also making an intimidate attempt, although sense motive may betray him here, as it will reveal she isn't bluffing...
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Re: RAVENLOFT: The One That Got Away OOC
Oh, great. He's probably having fun with us. We obviously don't have what it takes.kintire wrote:Kat is also making an intimidate attempt, although sense motive may betray him here, as it will reveal she isn't bluffing...
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Where are the evil, toe-eating, secret-loving wererats when you need them?
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alhoon wrote:Oh, great. He's probably having fun with us. We obviously don't have what it takes.kintire wrote:Kat is also making an intimidate attempt, although sense motive may betray him here, as it will reveal she isn't bluffing...
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Where are the evil, toe-eating, secret-loving wererats when you need them?
You need Benn on that wall. You want him on that wall!
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Re: RAVENLOFT: The One That Got Away OOC
Anyone may attempt a sense motive roll on the prisoner. This does assume some time spent observing and listening, and thus not looking for the books , watching the portal, searching the room, etc.
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Re: RAVENLOFT: The One That Got Away OOC
Sense Motive: +7
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Re: RAVENLOFT: The One That Got Away OOC
You could have been rolling for me before, I suppose.
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Re: RAVENLOFT: The One That Got Away OOC
Wolfglide wrote:You could have been rolling for me before, I suppose.
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