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No hobbits, though!
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Hey Norzak might be the 1st one to reach Pont a Musu! Mists permitting of course! :P
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VAN wrote:Hey Norzak might be the 1st one to reach Pont a Musu! Mists permitting of course! :P
Like it is going to be that easy with ewan :!:
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See, that guy in the inn had it wrong. Being rude and seeking out drink, those are just stereotypes. Now, stubbornly walking forward into the mists despite knowing that they will just get him lost and there's basically no way he can catch the Vistani, that is the true indication of a dwarf.
"Of course," Benn mutters, "It would be a damned shame if we ever knew what the hell was actually going on."
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Norzak needs to make a swim check. Don't forget the increased armor check penalties.

Oh, and he's got his own mini-thread for now, as he's nowhere near the rest of the party, and has effectively removed himself from the main arc of the campaign. He'll be solo until such time as he rejoins the party- if that ever happens.

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I think is Tarlyn's destiny to find himself emerged in water with armour while exiting the mists! Same thing has happened to us in another game when Tarlyn played Jasmine!
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Blub blub blub.....................
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VAN wrote:I think is Tarlyn's destiny to find himself emerged in water with armour while exiting the mists! Same thing has happened to us in another game when Tarlyn played Jasmine!
Glad to know that the tradition is going forward!
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ewan. Can Norzak:

a) use some wood as a board to lay on and paddle?

b) can he get around all the seaweed to get to the island.
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Yes, he can scoot about with a board.


Exploring shows no solid ground-so far as he can tell it's a huge mass of seaweed, with wrecked ships and a lot of smaller trash caught in it. The whole mass is so big that you mistook it for an island at a distance.

Allow me to provide a visual aid:

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ewancummins wrote:Norzak kicks off, paddling out on his board. After making it a pretty long distance out into the open waters, he spots a ripple in the waves, moving towards him from the left side. A gray, triangular fin as big as a tavern sign breaks through the waves...

Never pictured Norzak being shark food.... HA!
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Okay, Jaws has initiative.

Round 1

Jaws misses first round. Norzak hits. [I rolled, because you gave me you action, Tarlyn].

Round 2

Jaws hits. 12 damage to Norzak, and his board-float is smashed to splinters.

Norzak's action for round? Strike with paddle? Something else? Go ahead and let me know. Roll, or I'll roll for you.
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There you go, li'l music for you.

And this...
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Roll for me but roll twice cause shadow buddy can attack and I get a flanking bonus if at all possible ;)
I'll go down fighting! [His throat and be digested :oops: ]

Trying for the nose if I can.
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Right- fight to the last. It's not like you can negotiate with a shark.


I'll roll for your shadow, too!
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