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Player Name: Eric Collins
Character Name: Lucita
PFS#: 101218-14
Faction: Liberty's Edge
Dayjob: none

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Player Name: Purple Dragon Knight
Character Name: Raynor Cordite
PFS#: 4456-9
Faction: Silver Crusade
Dayjob: Profession Sailor: 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (18) + 8 = 26

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@Xukong: never thought of wands as much else than a tube of smoothed wood... great idea and very nice descriptions!

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...a most *evil* description! :)

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@DM: In addition to spelling my name a bit wrong, it also appears you are being much too generous with my initiative modifier, which is, in fact, -1 (the day will come, of course, when it skyrockets, but that is not today).

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I wanted to perform my Caravan Bond in character, so did not post it at the beginning, and then forgot.
So, I am announcing that - if we survive this - Lucita will perform it after this fight, once we recuperate a bit or during that.
I will do it IC, but, if I forget, putting this here as a reminder (it is the Varisian Pilgrim's archetype's foundation: to be able to use the Domain powers on others, not just her, and at a distance instead of touch).
Note: does Lucita not avoid the STR damage, then? (since it is typed as Negative Energy?).

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Lucita raises a pale fist to the skies: "Father! Father, why have you forsaken me!", cursing her Vampire father for not having given her his full immunity...

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Will have limited connectivity until Sat morning; feel free to bot me.

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Caravan Bond (Su): At 1st level, by leading a group prayer for 1 minute, a Varisian pilgrim can select a number of traveling companions equal to her cleric level + her Wisdom bonus --> thus five
She may use her domain-granted powers on any of these traveling companions as if they were her. She can use these abilities on her traveling companions at a range of up to 30 feet, even if the ability normally requires her touch.
Traveling companions, and group prayer, means, to me, that you have to be able to think, and pray etc., so not animals?

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As long as you have the liquid assets for it, the DM might be willing to 'handwave' it.

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Apologies. Biggest quarter ever at work, which meant ridiculous number of contracts going through last minute, so Friday through Monday was working all weekend. I didn't get to even check PbP for 4 days. Sorry I didn't give any notice or updates.
Catching up on the 17 posts here to respond accordingly.

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Hello!
I will be flying out on Thursday, Oct' 5 (tomorrow) and then back on Monday, Oct' 9, and will be out in the Romanian countryside in between those dates.
I've arranged to have Internet access, so I should be able to post a couple times a day.
But I am giving this warning, so, in case I go dark, it'll be because something went wrong, so just bot me for those days if it happens.

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Please feel free to bot me for next 24hrs. Thx!

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Hello all!
Tomorrow morning I'm off to Austria. Will be working a few days outside Vienna, and then moving to Vienna for a couple nights.
Should have Internet all the time, and be able to post twice a day, but, since I'm travelling for a week you never know what might wrong: in case I disappear that'd be the explanation.

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Decision point:
1) You have recovered the body and the katana.
2) You have decided on a buriel/funeral method.
3) You have decided where to take the sword.
That actually completes the objectives of this adventure.
Our options:
1) End here and do chronicles.
PROS:
-Gets chronicles and frees up characters
-This is an evergreen, and for those of you who haven't played before, it leaves some dungeon as a mystery for next time. (You covered about half the rooms this time, and the encounters and objectives get randomly generated and then moved around each time you play, so there likely won't be a vampire the next time you play.)
CONS:
-You don't see the rest of the dungeon on this run.
2) Explore the rest of the dungeon this way.
PROS and CONS - Exactly the opposite
I will leave it completely up to the party what they would like to do at this point. There is no treasure or prestige cost to making one decision vs the other.

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I'm ok with number 1. If there's an advantage in consecrating the place and destroying the haunt I think our party has the power to do this off-scene for RP / paladin conscience purpose, if that's ok with the party and the GM?

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I am ok with either.
The first will be easier and I am playing with a character on the high tier, so I will probably see the rest of the dungeon anyways.
That being said, I don't mine continuing if the majority wishes.

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I forgot this is an Evergreen, which changes my vote to 1.
I'm okay with going on if that's the consensus, but I'd vote to end here, to leave more surprises if/when I play it again.
I really like this adventure... thanks.

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My other experiences with this adventure have taught me it's an exceptionally dangerous one, so I'm fine with #1, too.

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Sounds like it is #1. I'll check to make sure that I have all the info for chronicles.
Just to let you know why I handled the "boss" the way I did.
1) The adventure gives you the ability to place encounters in any room as the GM. She was actually waiting on the ceiling with an ambush with the skeletons in a room you were getting ready to enter before turning back.
2) Since she's an intelligent foe and knew you were there already, she went to ambush you outside instead. (I simply moved the encounter to room 1.)
3) The skeletons and her were actually all 1 encounter. She was going to enter the fight the next round of the skeleton fight, but you killed them so fast, she wanted no part of that, so I had her wait for people to sleep again instead.
The cool thing about this is there are 24 different "bosses" (12 high and 12 low tier). Lots of variety in the supporting encounters too.
As Xukong said, this can be very deadly. Some boss fights and some "random encounters" can be rough. I considered this one to be an "average difficulty" set of encounters, or slightly above average, but by no means super deadly. You had a party well equipped for it anyway.

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Nice strategy!
Thanks a lot )))
I really enjoyed this story...
...though it was quite draining!

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Q: did we get the chronicle for this? (just making sure since I've finished a few PbPs lately and I can't remember)

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Yes GM Thrawn... please, do go on! :)

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With this fresh Internet now in place, I will echo Glorne's inquiry and ask if you're planning a new round of modules soon... :)

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So, Xukong just joined a new adventure, and as such needs its Chronicle ASAP.

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I'm in the same boat! (Raynor is literally in a boat as we speak) lol

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Really need that Chronicle....

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I'm wondering what happened... hopefully nothing bad! :(

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I'm starting to get worried folks - GM Thrawn are you ok?
Since this is part of Gameday VI, what's the deadline to complete the event / report / hand out chronicles?

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Technically speaking I think it is Nov' 7.
But I do imagine there is some "problem" in our case (just hope it is only 'life', and nothing serious).

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Mix of things. Coworkers leveled in hurricanes = more work for me. My VA passed away, which has put more local duties back on me, and has me scrambling to rally GM's for local game days and cons. Paizo not working has been awful getting anything for games posted. (This is my 4th attempt and counting at trying to answer this during this week. We'll see if it's eaten.)

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Thanks GM Thrawn!

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I'm Hiding In Your Closet
Xukong
#40025-10
Dark Archive
Craft (Metalworking): 1d20 + 11 ⇒ (5) + 11 = 16
folio reroll: 1d20 + 11 ⇒ (20) + 11 = 31