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Just an update to all my tables: I'll be traveling this holiday weekend and absent for most of the time. I'll be back next week but my connectivity should be a little spotty at least on the first days. For my players: don't worry, I'll get back :) for the tables where I'm the player: I'll come back as well, but meanwhile feel free to bot me if needed to keep things going. Cheers and have a nice holiday weekend!
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Hi all just wanted to make sure you are all aware that I'm not trying to sabotage the game.
I play Tahltria as more of an impulsive and impatient elf. She favours when things happen the way she expects them to go and is quite comfortable letting her emotions take over when what she was expecting goes a different way.
Just wanted you to keep that in mind in case you are shaking your head at the possibilities of her knocking out the priest.
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No worries from me. My character might shake her head at the idea, but we can't all play the same kind of character every time.
Also, Althera would have covered the cost of any "bribe" for players who weren't on board (worked out after the cleric was gone). I couldn't think of a more clever thing than offering on behalf of everyone, but it seems like both points are moot for now.
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Yeah, sorry if I over-reacted a bit. I have certainly gamed with players who, as a matter of *player* attitude, would have wanted to attack the priest. Thanks for explaining that in your case it is something you're doing with this character. No worries on my end.
As to the "bribe," I was trying to phrase everything as properly as possible, thinking there might be a legitimate way to gain access for gold. Abadar is a god of merchants, but very Lawful.
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Farlen is a cheap ****, but he would have insisted on paying his share (not that he would have liked it). He would have just mumbled something like "graveyards with a cover charge...what is this world coming to?"
As for attacking the priest, Farlen had his color spray spell in the back of his mind (as a last resort). He is new in town and is not really a 'large city guy'. 'Country rube' comes to mind when it comes to knowledge of local customs.
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Just be glad you aren't at my other Wisp table. They walked up to the cleric without any disguises on, said "We're Pathfinders", acted suspiciously, then refused the cleric's instructions and attacked her. They did get what they needed from the tomb, but let's just say they created more problems than they solved.
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Google Drawings. It's what I use for the maps
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