I feel that the tiefling will be instrumental in my plans...assuming she learns her way around the rigging...
Instrumental to what plans!? Haha. Bratix had her own plans!
Yes, but still you can be useful in the plans of Dagon...one way or another.
;)
don't worry I won't do anything too hideous (unless its phugg and the captain although i'll bet that I won't be the only one wanting to kill them..slowly)
I need to proof read better, my last post was atrocious. >.<
Sorry, it usually isn't that bad.
Sorry about the long delay on that post, had some stuff come up last night that prevented me from posting until this morning.
You can take 10 on an untrained profession, but the threat of getting beaten for a bad job means you can't take 20. However, some of the cooking jobs can have negative modifiers attached, so taking 10 would give a 6 (and a fail). On the other hand, several of the cooks jobs have alternative rolls you can choose to take (such as Int rolls or Survival rolls).
Survival rolls for cooking... interesting.
Survival rolls for cooking... interesting.
You also get your own list of jobs to do, with interesting alternative choices :D
LOL you think Bratix will tell Mr. Jerkfase anything true? XD
yeah and it's time to build my following, great clerics need a congregation afterall...
Yes. Yes she is quite crazy. ;)
Ive just had a hilarios vision, The Dagonites: Pirates so feared that if they come within sight of any non-worship the crew proceed to dive into the ocean...thinking the sharks a safer alternative then the Dagonites!
Bratix likes parties. She's also small, so can't hold her booze. XD
So: a bit of an explanation of how shipwork runs. Plugg is going to stick you all in a job, he doesn't choose the best person for a job, just puts you wherever.
Each day, you'll each be given specific jobs to do, with specific tests to determine how you achieve them. You can attempt to totally skirk your duty, but Plugg and Scourge are your overseers, and they'll beat you. Your work takes all day, from just after breakfast until dusk.
In addition to your work rolls each day, you can also choose to take one of five daytime actions:
Work diligently: you work hard all day, get a +4 on a single roll for your days duties.
Influence: you take your rolls as normal, and get an opportunity to influence one of the people on the boat.
Sneak: you do your job as usual, but take one brief opportunity to sneak off and explore. You can take a single perception check about part of the ship, or any other single check if you want.
Shop: take a -2 on all your checks, as you got to visit the quarter master store.
Shirk: -2 on all your checks, explore the ship more broadly and take a 10 on perception, but you also have to make a check to avoid detection.
And all this talk of followers has me thinking about the 2 cows jokes being applied to Pathfinder Gods.
Yeah; I can load up a map of the ship later this afternoon. Alternatively; you can get it bit by bit as you explore or work in different areas. Preference?
The above link contains all the areas you've currently seen, accessed. I'll add that URL to the description page so it's easy to find, and will update with any other maps as we go.
The current maps in order are:
(1) Lower deck: Where you awoke.
(2) Middle deck: Where you were dragged through.
(3) Maindeck A: Where you stood to hear the captains's address.
(4) Maindeck B: The are from which Harrigan + Plugg gave their addresses.
I've kept things you have inspected blacked out, but I'll try to make some of the symbols clearer so you at least know what is in each area you have seen. An example is in map 3: The arrows point at doors that lead into cabins that are not clearly marked on the map.
Also, sorry for the lack of posting today. I had an 11-hour day, and I'm knackered. I'm going to start posting now, but it may be a bit lacklustre.
EDIT: Also forgot to mention something I realized today when rechecking the maps. To access the main deck from the middle deck, you go up through the 10-ft square hatches you can see on Maps 3+4. I forgot to mention this in the story of you being dragged up before, you were dragged up via the left hatch.
1739 words. I am never underestimating the work involved in GMing again.
Oh, and feel free to read everyone's spoilers, they were more organized that way for easy-reading than to keep things secret.
...Sorry, I think I was the one that told you it was fun and easy on PbP XD
Haha, not your fault. I'm actually genuinely loving it, thursdays are just my crazy days.
New map added, The Bilge.
Not very exciting really.
srry for the overly broad check. Since your not very excited I will you the chance to point out anything you feel the detect magic Orison should tell you.
Haha, it's alright, it's just that there are entire books about pirate tradition, and entirely different books about pirate folklore, so there's no way you'd get that from a single knowledge roll. Repaying humiliation is easier, but writing about all three at once would lead to a post of several thousand pages.
gm any checks I can use to determine the magic? (for example if I was figuring out what some divine magic's use was would it be a knowledge (religion) check?)
- Detect magic reveals more the longer you focus on it, and in particular when you focus on a particular aura.
- When you have line of sight to an aura, you can make a Knowledge (Arcana) to determine the school of magic involved in the aura.
- When the aura comes from a item, Spellcraft check can be used to determine an items properties.
If you were trying to identify a divine aura, I'd permit the Knowledge (Religion), but you'd still need a Spellcraft for a Divine item.
kk, but ins't a wand of cure light wounds divine?
Nope, the CLW isn't innately divine, it's on the bard list. Besides the device that contains the divine spell is arcane in nature, and that's what you're scoping out.
yarr...
*picks up wand of Wish* Grrrr
*Shrugs shoulders* prgghh
*throws overboard*
Lol. I love grunt.
Hahahahah; I love grunt!
Also, I'm about to go sit a 2hr Economics exam. I'll post up Sandara's response when I'm home again (~3hrs)
Lucky!
Interesting. Very interesting.
What did you agree to? I don't follow. >_>
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Totally reading spoilers that I can't, but basically they agreed that when we're in the position to be captains of anything, either Astein or Sandara get to be captain, and I DON'T get to be first mate.
Kind of an out-of-context conversation, considering we have no power and I've only helped people so far XD
