GM Z..D.. Scions of the Sky Key Standard parts 2 and 3 (Inactive)

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Gameplay thread. Dot in. We will begin on Monday. Head to discussion and place character info there.

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Recently, Venture-Captain Nieford Sharrowsmith disappeared on an expedition to explore dwarven ruins in the Bandu Hills. Concerned for his welfare after his prolonged absence, his business associate Aya Allahe dispatched a team of Pathfinders to track the errant Sharrowsmith and provide him support if necessary. clues found in the Bandu Hills suggest a powerful guardian lairs within the ruins, yet the dwarves left a powerful weapon capable of disabling the creature in the hands of a nearby grippli tribe known as the Krihirik.

The journey from Fort Bandu to the Kaava Lands is oppressively hot, but it gets easier as the days go on and the terrain transitions from rugged foothills to open grasslands before giving way to dense jungle. Following the directions from Fort Bandu’s garrison captain, it is not difficult to find Krihirik village, which lies approximately ten miles inside the jungle’s border— and twenty feet off the ground. Narrow rope bridges connect a few dozen tree-dwellings overhead, forming a small but secure community. Bright-skinned, bulging-eyed gripplis go about their daily business nearby. Crates and sacks of trade goods litter the jungle floor, and several gripplis busily inspect a bundle of swords, throwing down their spears and nets in favor of freshly forged steel.

A blue-and-brown-skinned grippli in practical traveling clothes bounds forward and holds out his webbed hands in welcome. “More visitors come to trade with the Krihirik? You are most welcome here, though I fear we have little to offer at this time. Or perhaps there’s some other reason you came all this way?”

Before the journey...
Sabni is a half-elven man of Osirion decent, but strangely with bright red hair. He wears a breastplate and carries a longsword and buckler by his side. You see a spell component pouch as well.

"I am Sabni Kabaan, a carpenter who hails from Sothis. I lived there for most of my life just making furniture for a living until one day I discovered the hammer I used for carpentry started taking on magical properties, enhancing my work. I didn't know what was happening at first, but found out that I could then focus my power into items, I decided I wanted to take up training this skill, and hence I joined the Pathfinder Society."

"I am not so proficient with weapons, but you will find that if you use weapons, I have the ability to enhance them in combat, as well as enhancing other combative abilities."

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A most primitive society, yet it works.

Sabni waits for someone much more fluent in social interactions to speak up.

Sabni waits for someone much more fluent in social interactions to speak up.

I know not everyone has added their PC to the game yet, but I suspect we don't really have a face in this party. Favian is really good at Intimidate, but that's it.

"We have no need of your trade goods at this time. We're on the trail of a missing explorer that had frequented these parts and we've been told that your people possess an important key we need to find him."

Saphera moves up to the grippli and smiles warmly. "Well met, my name is Saphera. We have come in search of something left by the dwarves many years ago. We have been told, the item that we seek will help us destroy a great evil in the world. Who would we talk to about something as important and old as this?"

Diplomacy: 1d20 + 9 ⇒ (18) + 9 = 27

"I'm guessing you are here for a weapon to take down the guardian. Follow me, I shall take you to the elders."

He then lets out a couple croaks and several Gripplis lower rope ladders down to the forest floor for the PC's.

Rickety rope bridges connect half a dozen grippli tree houses to one another, though to the north, many more appear overgrown and abandoned. One dwelling is larger than the others, hangs over a small pond. Inside, three gripplis with mottled gray-brown skin pass a finely crafted short sword back and forth with admiration. Gwellik announces the PCs to the grippli elders, and introduces them to the PCs: Mother Bogwynne, the lorekeeper and chief elder; Finyik, the hunt-master; and Diblop, the chief brew-mistress and miracle worker.

Mother Bogwynne, the largest of the gripplis, slowly gets to her feet and hands the sword to the trader. “Thank you Gwellik. You have done well in our time of need, bringing both weapons and travelers from afar to lend aid to the Krihirik.”]/b] She pauses and looks over her guests in the meetinghouse. [b]“So, you seek a weapon to fight against the guardian of the Bandu Hills? Word of our tribe’s secret seems to have reached many ears of late. The Krihirik have such an object, but it is a treasured possession, entrusted to us long ago—one we could not surrender lightly. However...” She looks to Finyik, the hunt-master, whose old bones creak as he gets to his feet to speak.
“We are fewer in number with each season, for we are hemmed in by enemies on all sides. Those who would seek our remaining weapon would do well to bring us one in return, and this is the same opportunity we gave to those who came before you. Travel to Deepblood Ridge, where two beasts of the Kaava Lands reign, and bring back one or more of their eggs. These we can nurture as our own, far from the hungry talons of the lizardfolk who fear the beasts and would eat their young. Do this while surviving the dangers of our forest home, and you shall have our gratitude and our respect.”
Finyik sits down, and Diblop, by far the oldest and grayest of the three, speaks. “The great scaled ones are mighty creatures, the king and queen of the Kaava Lands’ many beasts. But the lizardfolk may curses haunt their breed to the ends of the jungle—chased them off, leaving the nest vulnerable. Now is the time to strike! Those who can defy the lizardfolk and aid us now will be most fit to wield the weapon the dwarves gave us so long ago and end the vile guardian’s threat once and for all.”

Of course it's not going to be easy. It's never easy. Sabni sighs.

"What kind of dangers lurk around your forest?"

@Sabni, “It would take far too long to tell you all the possible dangers you might face. Since you say you are worthy of carrying our tribe’s treasured weapon, we assume you are quite capable of handling yourselves out there… and if not, then it was simply not meant to be.”

"Your village is lovely, and the people kind. We would be honored to take up this task for you. What else can you tell us about the journey?"

Knowledge Local?: 1d20 + 7 ⇒ (2) + 7 = 9 (Lizard Folk)
Knowledge Arcana?: 1d20 + 7 ⇒ (20) + 7 = 27 (Scaled Creature)

"Your request sounds more than reasonable. Could you give us any more information on the scaled creature?" Saphera respectfully waits until what information the elders can share about the scaled creature is disclosed.

" How about the others that have come asking about the weapon, can you give us any information about them?”

“And lastly, how much do you know about the Lizard men? It would be helpful to understand their nature, motivations, and rituals. Is it possible to reason with them, or is diplomacy off the table.’

Diplomacy: 1d20 + 9 ⇒ (17) + 9 = 26
Sense Motive: 1d20 + 10 ⇒ (1) + 10 = 11

About the other group, “They are a small group of explorers Gwellik brought back from a recent trade expedition. They seemed eager to help us with our problem.”

About the scaled ones, “Your kind calls them dinosaurs. They are the mightiest creatures for miles in any direction, dangerous and untamable. The lizardfolk must have suffered great losses in chasing them off.”

About the lizardman, [b]“They are cruel and disgusting creatures who eat the flesh of anyone they can get their claws on—including us. We have warred with them for many generations, but now they have the upper hand. They think only of resources, and any threat to their food sources is their enemy. If they find the eggs first, they will simply eat them as a way of eliminating a future competitor. I doubt you would be able to talk reasonably with them”

Tatiana adjusts her shield and then rests it on the ground next to her leg. After taking a deep breath, she continues with a few more questions. "Do you have a relative idea where to look for one of these eggs? One egg is what you are expecting, correct?"

After rubbing her chin a moment she comes up with two relative question. "What type of dinosaur? Can you describe them?"

Knowledge Nature?: 1d20 + 6 + 2 ⇒ (14) + 6 + 2 = 22 (On what they describe the dinosaur to be.)

"That is correct dear. Just one egg. And you can definatly find them in Deepblood Ravine. The scaled ones are gargantuan, have small arms and a massive head with a mouthful of teeth the size of swords.

@Saphera, you realize what they are describing is a Tyrannosaurus.

Well, I don't see much point in continuing this conversation when there is work to be done. I doubt we'll get much aid here as it appears they consider this a test of our worth. Not something unusual in primitive cultures such as this.

Sabni blinks at the statement. Did he really just say that?

Unsure how to mend the situation, he simply states. "Yes, let's proceed."

After the comment from Favian the Grippli start croaking to themselves.

Moving on

Knowledge Geography

Knowledge Local

If anyone as any other questions, feel free to ask, but you got the most important stuff for now.

The Kaava Lands teem with wildlife, from squawking birds and stinging insects to humongous trees that create a dense canopy above. Vines, roots, and large-leaved plants cover much of the ground. The gripplis’ directions lead northwest through the dark, virtually trackless terrain. The myriad sounds of the jungle grow louder, and the undergrowth grows thicker, as the Krihirik village vanishes into the distance.

First Check- I will need everyone to roll survival checks. I will take the highest roll as the main. Everyone who gets above 10 will be aiding.

Knowledge (Geography): 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (19) + 8 = 27

Sabni pushes suddenly remembers so much. "Deepblood Ravine runs from northeast to southwest in the eastern Kaava Lands. Most of the ravine’s western half is close to lizardfolk territory, and the eastern half is generally considered less dangerous. Deepblood Ravine was once the home of a large tribe of lizardfolk, but the arrival of carnivorous dinosaurs in the ravine drove them out. Ever since, the lizardfolk have aggressively expanded their territory in every other direction."

Knowledge (Local): 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (13) + 8 = 21

"The lizardfolk of the Kaava Lands are generally more open than others of their kind when dealing with non-lizardfolk. Nonetheless, they are highly unpredictable, proud, and violent—a combination that has resulted in a many deadly encounters over the years. The lizardfolk of Deepblood Ravine, in particular, are aggressively pragmatic survivors. Their conquest of the Krihirik village is inevitable unless the gripplis can secure some advantage. Based on the Krihirik gripplis’ descriptions, a human with terrible scars on his arms leads the explorers. He carries numerous daggers, seems to know his way around the jungle, and wore a strange metal badge with a snake insignia. His colleagues sometimes referred to him by the nickname Fiveknives."

Survival: 1d20 - 1 ⇒ (4) - 1 = 3

Sabni is so busy explaining that he forgets that he's in the woods.

Favian wasn't really accustomed to traveling in the jungle.

Survival: 1d20 - 1 ⇒ (13) - 1 = 12

Saphera listens quietly as Sabni shares his extensive knowledge of the area and the Lizardfolk. Once the Half-elf finishes, Saphera pipes in with a couple comments.

"Sabni, your knowledge of the area is quite impressive. Its good to have you along. As fare as the dinosaur is concerned, it sounds like he described a Tyrannosaurus. From what I can remember, those are quite aggressive. This could prove to be an extremely dangerous mission if we run into one."

Survival: 1d20 + 7 ⇒ (19) + 7 = 26 (An additional +2 if we are tracking.)

Survival: 1d20 ⇒ 15

Ticlo manages to recognize the path based on the directions they received.

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Oopse, sorry, didn't see gameplay had started.
know(geog): 1d20 + 5 ⇒ (19) + 5 = 24
survival: 1d20 + 12 + 2 ⇒ (6) + 12 + 2 = 20
Oleander has kept quiet during the talk with the frog-folk. She found them unsettling, but on the plus side, they seemed simple and less officious than humans. Once out in the jungle she was happy to lead the way.

Saphera however was most impressive in her own jungle-abilities, and the elf vowed to do better next time.

Along the way you find a set of tracks. Showing a group of at least six medium humanoids and a smaller set of tracks which shows a barefoot humanoid missing two toes on its right foot.

About four miles from the Krihirik village, the terrain suddenly drops off into a deep ravine. The far side of the ravine is sixty feet away, and its craggy faces descend one hundred feet to the ravine floor below. The gap in the jungle allows a glimpse of the sky above, but the trees grow to the very edge of the ravine, and their dense canopy still blocks out much of the light. Several of the trees have massive, shaggy-barked trunks sporting countless twisting limbs. The trees’ strong roots grow deep into the earth and some even dangle over the side of the ravine.

Knowledge Nature

If you free climb using the roots, cracks and crevices, it will be a DC 10 climb check. You may use rope, it will be at least a 100 feet worth.

Knowledge (Nature): 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (19) + 8 = 27

"Hey, that tree is a monkey tree. The roots and bark contain oils that react to the skin or leather to create a very overwhelming odor. It'll make it more difficult to climb down (+5 DC) to avoid it but I recommend it if you can."

"I was ill prepared and did not bring rope."

Oleander opens her pack and extracts fifty feet of rope from it.

"Anyone else bring some? We should have thought to buy some after the frogs told us there was a chasm."

Her mind flicks back to the kobolds and the ravine the group crossed there.

"I hope there are no more Krenshaw in waiting... I wonder if this crack meets up with that one eventually?"

perception: 1d20 + 12 ⇒ (8) + 12 = 20 <- +2 if humans.

It was a bit to heavy for me, so I left that all back at the lodge. Besides, that doesn't look that difficult, even if I do have to avoid some of the roots.

No rope, but both Favian and Desmond can beat a DC 15 with a take 10 on climb.

Can we take 10 on this climb?

"I have 50 foot of rope. Give me a minute and ill retrieve it from my pack. We will need 50 more foot if we want to make it all the way down."

Between Saphera and Oleander, you have enough rope to make it down. And you may take 10 to climb down, as there are no other threats at his point. And since you have a rope, it will be DC 10 to climb down and avoid the monkey tree.

Just in case we have anyone challenged at a (DC 10) im going to ask if we have enough rope to knot it, which should lower the DC even more. If knotting it will remove to much length to make it all the way down, then we will go with it unknotted.

"Although I think we have enough rope to make the climb, I'm concerned about retrieving the rope when we have completed the climb." Saphera looks out over the ravine for a moment. "We might need the rope at some point down the rode. Do we have anyone who is adept at climbing, that can easily make the climb without the rope?"

Of course you can always knot the rope, but that is going to take time to knot it and you will need another length of rope to make up for the knots. And you that will make the DC 5

With a bit of skill, you can tie a knot that will come loose once pressure is removed from it. I think we can all make it okay with a take ten anyway can't we? Oleander can do it even without the rope, so if necessary could go last and climb down without the rope and without the tree, assuming the DC is 16 or less

@Oleander, I am curious, how are you going to get Wolfie down?

Sounds good to me. Sabni's take 10 after he takes off armor is 9.

Sounds good to me. Sabni's take 10 after he takes off armor is 9.

Sabni, 9 will probably = no progress. If needed we could lower you down, to avoid an accidental fall.

As fare as the wolf is concerned, we could attempt to rig a harness and lower the wolf as well. It would help if someone new something about engineering.

"I can either hold off on climbing down until we have everyone but Oleander safely down. This would allow me to help with the lowering process, or I could go first in case there is anything down there to be concerned about. I will leave it up to the group to decided if I go first or almost last. With Oleander willing to make the climb without the rope, we will at least have the rope going forward. Only bad thing about removing the rope, is the fact that we wont have it in case we need to quickly climb back up."

Wolfie can get lowered on the end of the rope. He won't like it, but it is the only way I can think of. That said, wolves are probably okay scaling steep hillsides, and he might be able to do it anyway if it is not a sheer cliff. I think we'll go with the rope though.

I'll have to take my armor off, but otherwise can take 10 for 14.

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I'll have to take my armor off, but otherwise can take 10 for 14.

The problem with stripping down and climbing, is the prospect of being attack once you reach the bottom. Being lowered while geared for combat, might be a better option. Ultimately its your call.

I'd rather risk an unexpected combat than the real threat of falling.

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With a rope up against the wall is a DC 5 which everyone can make. To avoid the monkey tree is a DC 10, which everyone but Sabni can beat. So moving on. Everyone makes it down safely and only Sabni has the Monkey Tree Oil on them. You may take the time to wash it off if you wish, but will take some time. Moving on.

Fallen trees, rocky streams, hanging vines, and other obstacles litter the ravine floor, making travel through this area just as difficult despite the sparser foliage. After several hundred feet, the terrain gives way to a natural trail running through the middle of the ravine. In most places the trail is a mere five feet wide, though it widens to fifteen or even twenty feet in some areas. The ravine walls and the distant canopy still block out most of the natural light along the path.

Where the path narrows again, a humanoid corpse—one hand stuck in its vest as though desperately trying to reach for something—lies sprawled in the dirt next to a thick, thorny plant. Countless biting ants swarm over the corpse, making its features difficult to discern.

Put yourselves on the southwestern corner of the map on the trail. Anything off the trail is difficult terrain.

Oleander shrugs a bit. One dead human doesn't bother her too much.

"I wonder if he was the opposition? Anyone have a way to get the ants to move?"

Favian moves forward unrolling a piece of parchment.

This could do it. You'll want to stand back when I read it though. The way ahead is going to get a bit frigid.

Draw a scroll of Flurry of Snowballs.

Sabni doesn't think much of the stench and doesn't wash it off.

"I've got something similar to fireballs in my arsenal. Favian, wanna get it on the count of 3?"

Any relvant knowledge? Since they are ants, I'm going to assume Nature.

Knowledge (Nature): 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (9) + 8 = 17

Survival: 1d20 + 7 ⇒ (12) + 7 = 19

Saphera moves back a bit to accommodate Favian's request. After her last episode with a swarm of spiders, she doesn't seem over thrilled about another horde of insects.

"From the tracks that I am seeing, it looks like a half dozen humanoids have move through this are. I don't see any returning footprints. Let me know when its OK for me to move forward."

"Well Sabni, my resources are a bit more limited than yours. If you have something that doesn't use up a resource like this scroll, then perhaps we should see if my scroll is even necessary."

Oleander steps back to lets the others do their stuff.

Valandil would fit right into this crowd. I wonder what that brother of mine is up to now anyway?

"I have some flasks of acid. But perhaps the ice spell would better preserve the body, so we can search it for clues."

@ Sabni, they are called Symbiotic Ant Swarms, they have swarm traits. Along with Distraction they also have a poisonous bite that if affected will cause strength damage

Sabni unleashes an icy spell that completely deep freezes both swarms in place.
Favian keep you scroll

red reflex: 1d20 + 5 ⇒ (5) + 5 = 10
blue reflex: 1d20 + 5 ⇒ (1) + 5 = 6

On further investigation of the body you find a standard rapier, a composite longbow of masterwork quality, 2 potions, 2 oils, 2 arrows, 2 flask of Alchemist Fire, and a special rope around his waist.

Everyone make the checks you wish to make. I will post the next part of the mission tomorrow so you have time to divy up what you found.

spellcraft potion 1: 1d20 + 5 ⇒ (3) + 5 = 8
spellcraft potion 2: 1d20 + 5 ⇒ (9) + 5 = 14
spellcraft oil: 1d20 + 5 ⇒ (4) + 5 = 9
spellcraft arrows: 1d20 + 5 ⇒ (15) + 5 = 20
spellcraft rope: 1d20 + 5 ⇒ (8) + 5 = 13
perception body: 1d20 + 12 ⇒ (2) + 12 = 14
"These arrows send people to sleep..." she pockets them quickly.

"And look... a note."

"I can try tasting the potions if none of the rest of you can figure them out with magic, but I'd prefer you all try first."

Player Name:
Character Name/level:
Society ID:
Faction:
Day Job:

Player Name: Michael Hallet
Character Name/level: Favian Aldori, Magus 4
Society ID: 2608-9
Faction: Sovereign Court
Day Job: Intimidate (Caravan Vanity) 20 (take 10).

Player Name: Andrew
Character Name/level: Sabni Kabaan
Society ID: 43439-16
Faction: Scarab Sages
Day Job: Craft (Carpentry): 1d20 + 14 ⇒ (5) + 14 = 19

(normal track, level 5)

Player: Nightfiend
Character Name: Saphera Moonglade / Level 4
Society ID: 23083-08
Faction: Silver Crusade
Day Job: Heal +8

Player: B Viggers
Character: Oleander
Society ID:: 100387-9
Faction:: Silver Crusade
Day job: : guide: 1d20 + 6 ⇒ (2) + 6 = 8
Oleander back to form with her day job checks, I stayed in double digits for the first half dozen. If I still have a reroll at the end, I'll use it.

Are we missing quite a few people here? Only see three characters added to the characters tab (from dotting in to the Gameplay thread), so others wouldn't see any updates.

It will be Thanksgiving here in the US on Thursday. I will be travelling Thursday 11/24 and (I think) Sunday 11/27 to and fro visiting family. I will be able to post some while there but obviously not while travelling, and it will be a little slower for me.

Feel free to bot if necessary.

Player Name: RainyDayNinja
Character Name/level: Ticlo "Mr. Tickle" Brann
Society ID: 34572-13
Faction: Silver Crusade
Day Job: N/A

95% sure he's at level 4. I just need to update his profile when I get home.

No, all five are here now.

Think Oleander hasn't checked into the gameplay thread yet so not getting updates. :p

Yeap, sorry, I missed that. Short post just to dot in.

Sorry Ticlo, I had already moved up on the map and started typing up my turn, so I did not know you wanted people to stay back.

No problem. I assume you can handle it.

Do I have my familiar roll checks?

Depends if he is running alongside of you or not.

If he is holding on to you for dear life as you run away no.
But if he his hoofing it himself then yes.

OK, he'd be on my shoulder as he usually is.

I should have a post up within the next hour or so. I'm waiting till I get home so I can view the map.

Day Job: Craft (Carpentry) (Reroll +5): 1d20 + 14 + 5 ⇒ (20) + 14 + 5 = 39

Thanks for GMing! Looking forward to part 3!

If you have a re roll and wish to use it on day job, go ahead.

Oleander
Saphera
Sabni
Ticlo
Favian

Any changes that need to be made let me know.

GM Z..D..

First I would like to say thank you for running another fun scenario. I enjoyed it a lot and I intend to stick around for part 3 if you are intending to run it.

Chronicle: Saphera's chronicle is coming out horizontal with the chronicle vertical in the center of the page. This is causing some of the text to get garbled. The last chronicle, I was able to drag the chronicle sideways, which corrected the problem. This one I am unable to drag. Is it possible to turn the chronicle sideways so it fits on the full length of the page? That should correct the problem I am having with the text.

I'd like to echo my thanks.

Can I add some purchases in (happy to have them on the third chroncile)
+1 enhancement on bow 4000
MW silver morning star 398
another quivver of normal arrows(2) 2

For FJC purposes I don't think we met any undead or outsiders, rats.
Was the guy in red a divine spellcaster whose patron was an evil deity and whose CR was at least 5?

Or alternatively were any of those Grippli divine spellcasters of good aligned deities?

Were any of those Grippli scholars, archaeologists, or a similar figure? For my Faction Journal Card.

@Sabni, I would say the elders would be considered a similar figure, one of which is labeled as a lore keeper.

@Saphera, I rotated it for you, hopefully that fixes it for you.

@Oleander, I updated your sheet with your purchases. The red guy was a divine spellcaster, however it does not list a deity. It also does not say any of the gripplis have access to spells or a deity they worship. So none this scenario unfortunately.

Thanks for the updated sheet.

Due to the holiday I likely won't get another post in until Monday.

Thanks GM Z..D..

That cleared up the text. I forgot to roll for a day job, so I will roll now.

Day job (Heal): 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (5) + 8 = 13

Saphera is updated and ready if you are running part (3).

@Saphera...I added your dayjob to the chronicle..

Will not be starting part three until after Christmas.

Good call. Have a merry Christmas everyone.

Hey, thanks for running! I just noticed you had me in the initiative order for the next game, but I've already played part 3.

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Looks like we need the 4 player adjustment on the combat then. Would have changed anything that happened so far?

After looking over this section multiple times, I am not seeing any adjustment for this part.

Some battles don't have them, actually. Usually they omit it for battles that aren't high enough CR to warrant a 4-player adjustment (such as when it's an APL or APL+1 encounter).

Yeah, the Cr for this one encounter is only 4

I don't think that shot missed Favian by much. As far as I can tell, Favian can't see the kobolds because his light doesn't extend far enough, so I think they are shooting at his flat-footed AC which is only 18.

Favian's plan is to pop a scroll of obscuring mist in the hallway next round in case opening one of the doors in the hallway is required.

GM Z..D.., what is your ruling on being handed an item by someone else? Some GMs say that it requires a move action for the receiving person to take the item, some say it can be dropped in the receiver's hand without requiring them to take an action (technically taking a free action).

I have always ruled as a move action, either some one grabbing it or the other person presenting it to be taken. So long as one person sacrifices a move action to get it.

Society ID: 43439-16

Welp, was auditing my own characters, and found out that this guy was listed as the wrong number.

He is 43439-23. Dunno how that happened.

Sabni Kabaan wrote:

Society ID: 43439-16

Welp, was auditing my own characters, and found out that this guy was listed as the wrong number.

He is 43439-23. Dunno how that happened.

Went ahead and changed it on the reporting....I have done it too..so many ideas/characters, too little time.

Just a warning, starting January 14 I will be on a long business trip in a very different time zone, so likely my post rate will be shifting for the remainder of this game. I still expect to be able to post 1/day (hopefully), but if I go silent for a little (especially on weekends) I just want people to know what's up. :)

I'm trying to let others lead as I have run this before, but I'm happy to kick open random door if it keeps things moving.

Favian, pleas do help us kick in some doors, it is only 4 of you now..

Just FYI, I have a trainee at work with me for the next few weeks, so I will not have access to my laptop like I usually do. I should be able to update once a day.

And so it seems paizo is having some issue with the message boards. I am only able to access this link through my previous posts. This means people are probably not getting flagged when there is an update. Not a big deal, I just though I would post something incase it isn't happening to everyone.

I was getting this yesterday too. This morning it is working, although the level of overnight activity was (understandably) low.

I have the campaigns tab of my profile bookmarked so I wasn't noticing any problems.

I am in process of doing chronicles. Please roll for day jobs.

Day job (Heal): 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (3) + 8 = 11

Day Job (Intimidate): 10 + 10 = 20

IF Oleander has a reroll left at the end she will use it with take ten for 10+6+3=19, 10gp, otherwise she is back to her normal 1gp. Must be her attitude stops her getting tips.

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