[SFS - PbP Gameday VI] S1-00 Claim to Salvation (Inactive)

Game Master Kludde

Will: 1d20 + 5 ⇒ (16) + 5 = 21

Once more, Keskodai tries to override the brain of the giant, but this the giant respond No! Thump skull instead!

Navasi uses that little moment of eloquence to shoot the giant, who is starting to look weaker. Its fist, however, is still powerful, slamming at Obozaya, who fortunately dodges the blow.

Pulse Gauntlet: 1d20 + 16 - 2 - 2 ⇒ (6) + 16 - 2 - 2 = 18

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Obozaya
Altronus
Navasi
Keskodai
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Borgor + Bago (23)
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C'mon Bago! Take control! You can stop Borgor!

Finding it awkward to inflict non-lethal damage with her doshko, she decides to go hand-to-hand instead.

Free action: drop doshko

Full action: Full attack - two unarmed non-lethal attacks

First unarmed attack vs KAC, -4 full attack +1 get 'em: 1d20 + 7 - 4 + 1 ⇒ (11) + 7 - 4 + 1 = 15
First non-lethal attack damage: 1d3 + 10 ⇒ (2) + 10 = 12

Second unarmed attack vs KAC, -4 full attack +1 get 'em: 1d20 + 7 - 4 + 1 ⇒ (19) + 7 - 4 + 1 = 23
Second non-lethal attack damage: 1d3 + 10 ⇒ (2) + 10 = 12

Altronus widens his eyes slightly when he catches sight of the aggressive blow that fails to make contact with Obozaya. I hope that fist doesn't come after me next, he can't help but wish. He keeps his presence of mind, however, and pulls out a cable to try to tie up the two-headed individual. (For real this time)

He continues to press the attack, but makes sure to stay away from the side with the head that is apparently known as Bago.

Attack vs KAC, nonlethal + get 'em: 1d20 + 7 - 4 + 1 ⇒ (19) + 7 - 4 + 1 = 23
Damage: 1d6 + 1d3 + 6 ⇒ (2) + (2) + 6 = 10

Navasi continues to cheer on her allies while pressing her own attack.
Move action “get ‘em,” standard action attack.

Attack (semi-auto pistol, nonlethal): 1d20 + 5 + 1 + 1 - 4 ⇒ (17) + 5 + 1 + 1 - 4 = 20
Damage (piercing, nonlethal): 1d6 + 2 ⇒ (3) + 2 = 5

Keskodai squeezes past Altronus (likely triggering an AoO as I go) and casts a spell through his claws. Fatigue, lvl 0

He tries to plant a hand on the giant to drain some of his strength.

Attack: 1d20 + 7 ⇒ (17) + 7 = 24
If that hits his EAC (god I hope it does!), he can give me a DC 14 Fort save or be fatigued for four rounds

Obozaya pounces on the giant, unafraid, and smack borgor over the head twice. Altronus manages to hit Borgor as well, and when Navasi then hits with her pistol, it seem to make the giant groggy. This is Bago's opportunity, who shouts Please my life! I surrender!

Combat over!

Bago provides no resistance, and with Borgor temporarily out, overpowering the giant should be no problem.

"No worries Bago, we won't kill you. Livewire really did say that he misses you, y'know. So what happened to you and Borgor? And what's down here?"

As Obozaya speaks to Borgor, she picks up her rifle and doshko.

When the large creature suddenly stops fighting back, Altronus proceeds to wrap some of his cable around his upper body, pinning the arms in place. “No offense, but I don’t want to face any more of thise attacks if that guy wakes up again. Your... brother? How does that even work?”

He can be persuaded to stop if we don’t actually want this guy tied up.

"Don't worry Bago. We're restraining you and Borgor for both your safety and ours. We'll take you with us when we depart this place and you'll get to see Livewire again."

While Obozaya says these words, her mind boggles at what kind of relationship exists between a Ysoki and one half of a two-headed giant. Yah, we haven't yet gotten off the train headed directly towards wierds-ville.

No objection to tying Borgor/Bago up

Livewire? Bago answers hopefully, I never thought I'd hear that name again. How is she doing? Is she healthy

The two-headed giant does not resist getting tied up.

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The northeast corner of the sub-terranean area contains a recessed chamber. The electric hum of a powered computer console echoes throughout the bowels of this recessed chamber. A series of thick cords attached to the console connect to a large, gore- covered hatch. The hatch firmly seals against the room’s rough stone floor. Several vents surround the hatch, each spewing forth gouts of miasmic exhaust and emitting angry whistles at irregular intervals.

The computer console’s screen rapidly scrolls through a series of blueprints, plans, and schematics that hint at a larger substructure beyond the closed hatch.

"Yah, she's fine. She'll be glad to see you again. Anyways, just kick back, relax and we'll be right back while we check this place out. Unless you have anything to tell us about this place before we take a closer look ourselves?"

Looking towards her team, "Can anyone understand what this computer is saying?"

Keskodai has already been gravitating to the computer screen before Obozaya even asks. He begins tentatively trying to decipher the console's contents.

Computers: 1d20 + 5 ⇒ (13) + 5 = 18

Fine? Does being fine usually involve being locked up in prison? Well, no sense upsetting this guy now with that little piece of news. After making sure that the bonds are secure, Altronus wanders over to look over Obozaya’s shoulder at the computer.

“The First Seeker did mention that there was a chance that some large structure was in this moon. There certainly seems to be something here, though I can’t say I have the expertise to know what it is, or whether it’s valuable.”

He leaves Keskodai to sort that out and moves to examine the hatch itself. “I can’t say I like the look of this exhaust, though,” he comments, and takes a closer look to see if he can determine how the hatch would open or what the vents are for.

Perception: 1d20 + 7 ⇒ (10) + 7 = 17

The computer interface down here is complicated, but Keskodai manages to root it past the mainframe up in the previous level. This gives a far greater power to control the machine, and he soon finds the command 'open'. WIth a hissing sound, the hatch opens, giving ingress to far more adventures to come...

Congratulations, you've managed to get entry into Salvation's End. This is the end of this scenario, but surely in the future we'll see more of this false moon.

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I've created chronicles and put them here (link). Let me know if I missed anything. Thank you all for playing,
and enjoy the holidays!

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Epilogue:
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Luwazi Elsebo is grateful for the work done by the adventurers. She offers to find a solution to Borgor and Bago's dillema: Bago is offered clemency by allowing him to download his consciousness into a receptable, freeing him from the influence of his other half. Borgor, one the other hand, received little respite, and is sent into the sauna, as a replacement for Livewire...

Thanks for the game Kludde! Just one correction to Obozaya's chronicle. The credits should be reduced to 720, not 500. For PFS, it is 500 but SFS is 720. For your reference, see the SFS guild guide, page 7,last paragraph in the 'applying credit' section. Thank you!

And thanks to all the other players as well!

Happy holidays!

Thanks for the game all, especially @GM Kludde!

Do pregen adventures not earn Faction Reputation? Also, @GM, could I have your blessing to add your name to my Alien Archive race player boon?

Happy holidays!

Slight correction for my chronicle sheet as well: it should be my 701 character. That’s who the credit was reported for.

Thanks for GMing for us!

THanks Kludde! This was a great group and I'm really glad to have gotten this scenario under my belt.

Hope to see you all at a virtual table soon!

Thanks for the game Kludde! Just one correction to Obozaya's chronicle. The credits should be reduced to 720, not 500. For PFS, it is 500 but SFS is 720. For your reference, see the SFS guild guide, page 7,last paragraph in the 'applying credit' section. Thank you!

And thanks to all the other players as well!

Happy holidays!

Oh and one more correction aside from the credits. I noticed that this game was reported for my character with the Second Seekers faction. However, this character's faction is actually Exo-Guardians.

Thanks!!

I've fixed the chronicles and replaced them in the folder above. Let me know if I caught everything or if there is anything else.

The reporting is going to be slightly trickier to fix, but bear in mind that it's your chronicle that is decisive there. Reporting mistakes are made all the time.

Legal mode:
I hereby testify that you have all completed this game. You are allowed to add a line to the Alien Archive boon, as well as take action on any forthcoming boon to which this game would retro-actively apply.

Once again, thanks for playing!

Obozaya's chronicle looks good. Thanks for the correction. And no worries about the reporting...not a big deal. Thanks again for the game!