Trig reached out towards her human companion and tapped Edamm's armor. Her purple hair began to shimmer lightly, and she could feel Cal shiver through their link. The Gnome breathed lightly as the spell is cast and transferred.
Kitchel moves around the tables to join Tif near the goblins, her rapier out, ready to counter any attack that might be made.
Double move to join tiff, but I think that tables were in the way so I couldn't charge to attack even if Maroon was still alive. I'm not sure what's happening with initiative, so I might or might not be able to Parry and Riposte if one attacks before I act next. I'll roll in case it makes sense.
F Kellid Patient Ambusher 2 | HP 15/15 | AC 15, T 13, FF 12, CMD 15 | F +4, R +6, W +2 | Init. +3, Perc. +10 (+11 vs. traps)
Edamm smiles at Trig then moves up with her shortsword ready, approaching the surprised goblins.
"Ponok, Inconjura!" she shouts and points at the closest goblin.
Varisian:
"Ponok, Flank!"
Edamm moves to engage the goblin expecting Ponok to move to the other side and surround the little monster. Ponok, doesn't seem interested in the goblin though and simply moved behind Edamm. Edamm curses to herself as she realizes Ponok isn't going to be much help.
The goblins are taken wholly off-guard, and the one Tif attacks is dead before it can even register something is wrong, cut wholly in half. Another turns, yells, and then a crossbow bolt lands in its chest, and it staggers backward and collapses to the floor.
Kitchel, Trig, Wayland, and Valerica(?) may act before the goblins. It's been brought to my attention that Valerica is MIA, if everyone else posts and she hasn't I'll mod her for this combat.
Trig came out of cover and hustled forward, taking up position behind Ponok. She clutched her longspear tightly in her hands, and did her best to hide behind the cat.
Kitchel leaps in and skewers one goblin handily, and it goes down in an instant. Another grabs a pair of tongs covered in molten glass and swings at her clumsily, but she fends it off handily, though her counter goes wide. A third moves in and takes an idea from its compatriot, grabbing another set of hot tongs and jabbing Kitchel in the side. There's a smell of burning fur in the air. Kitchel takes 4 points of fire damage.
One of the goblins on the other side of the table grabs fragments of hot glass and throws them at Kitchel, but they fly over her head.
Valerica moves into the room and shoots an arrow at one of the goblins, but her shot goes wide. Two goblins advance on Edamm and slash her with their knives. Edamm takes 4 points of damage.
M Human Wizard (Diviner) 1 | HP 12/12 | AC 14, T 13, FF 10, CMD 13 | F+3 R +3 W +2 | Init +4, Perception +4 (Forewarned) | Diviner's Touch 7/7 | Bonded Spell 1/1 | Active: None
Prescience 3 of 7:1d20 ⇒ 3 "Fall back and out of the way!"
Wayland reloads and readies to shoot when he has a clear shot. Preferably against Teal, if Edamm can attack and 5' step northwest (or Blue if Edamm drops Teal). Otherwise he would have -8 from cover and shooting into melee.
F Kellid Patient Ambusher 2 | HP 15/15 | AC 15, T 13, FF 12, CMD 15 | F +4, R +6, W +2 | Init. +3, Perc. +10 (+11 vs. traps)
Edamm looks sternly at Ponok and motions to the goblins in front of her.
"Ponok, Durere!" she shouts. "Let's clear the path!"
Handle Animal (DC 10):
1d20 + 6 ⇒ (14) + 6 = 20
Ponok steps up and launches at the goblin in front of Edamm.
Ponok Full Attack:
Bite:1d20 + 7 ⇒ (17) + 7 = 24
Damage:1d4 + 1 ⇒ (1) + 1 = 2
Trip:1d20 + 1 ⇒ (15) + 1 = 16
Claw:1d20 + 7 ⇒ (2) + 7 = 9
Damage:1d2 + 1 ⇒ (1) + 1 = 2
Claw:1d20 + 7 ⇒ (17) + 7 = 24
Damage:1d2 + 1 ⇒ (2) + 1 = 3
Edamm continues the assault along with Ponok. As the goblin falls, Edamm steps aside, letting Wayland take his shot.
Edamm Attack:
Short Sword:1d20 + 3 ⇒ (20) + 3 = 23
Damage:1d6 + 1 ⇒ (4) + 1 = 5
Crit Confirm:1d20 + 3 ⇒ (19) + 3 = 22
Crit Damage:1d6 + 1 ⇒ (6) + 1 = 7
Handle Animal as Free Action. Ponok takes 5 ft. step and Full Attack against the Teal Goblin. Edamm makes an attack against the Teal Goblin (unless it drops, then against Purple Goblin) and then takes a 5 ft. step.
Ponok lunges at a goblin and in teeth and claws, just turns it into bloody chunks of goblin meat. Edamm runs another through, impaling it totally on her short sword. Wayland shoots, and misses. Tif bashes her target's skull in until it is quite dead.
Trig, Kitchel, and Valerica may still act before the remaining goblins.
Trig sidled up to Ponok, trying not to get in the way of Wayland or Valerica on the nearby goblin, and touched the cat while uttering the same words of power she had touched Edamm with.
Kitchel attacks the goblin in front of her and stabs it in the gut. Valerica shoots at the other goblin and puts an arrow in its chest. The one Valerica shot looks around, realizes just how many of its fellows have fallen, and says in goblin, "Issa longshanks from before! Run for it!"
The one that shouted takes off running away from the party, heads straight for a window, which it goes crashing through with a screech, and keeps on going.
The other goblin goes to run, only to collapse on the ground from the wound Kitchel gave it, bleeding out on the floor.
Soon, the only sound is the still roaring furnaces.
--
Trig ends up with Ponok on one side, and on the other, a huge mass of cooled glass. The way the glass went running makes it difficult to see, but there is definitely a humanoid figure within.
A figure Trig recognizes, actually, from the night before at the Rusty Dragon--the man who had come in yelling at Ameiko, only to be chased off, it is Lonjiku Kaijitsu, quite dead.
Trig squinted, trying to make heads or tails of what she was seeing. "I think the rest of you should look at this," Trig said. She leaned in, squint deepening, and tried her best to look for any wounds. "I don't want to jump to conclusions, but this doesn't bode well for our innkeeper's safety."
M Human Wizard (Diviner) 1 | HP 12/12 | AC 14, T 13, FF 10, CMD 13 | F+3 R +3 W +2 | Init +4, Perception +4 (Forewarned) | Diviner's Touch 7/7 | Bonded Spell 1/1 | Active: None
Wayland moves up and takes a look.
"Ameiko's father? Killed by molten glass? I don't think this was her doing. Her brother Tsuto, maybe? He's the one that invited her here, and he wrote about making their father face the punishment he deserves.
But this seems... excessive."
While it's a little difficult to see through the glass, there's a lot of smaller wounds suggesting that there were multiple attackers. Lord Kaijitsu's throat was cut, his skull was bashed in, and there's enough else that suggests he was probably dead before being encased in glass.
Tif goes after the goblin, and it's just sprinting away, it went tumbling down the cliff behind the glassworks and down to the beach below and keeps on going. She shoots at it, and the arrow hits it in the behind and it yelps in surprise and pain but just keeps going with no sign of slowing down, up the beach and into the shallows to the north.
"We also have to be ready to see Tsuto as the possible ringleader of these goblins," Trig stated. She pointed to the glass-encased body. "Goblin weapons definitely did this. We should probably talk to the guards. Let them handle it from here."
Moving back through, you notice a few doors that you didn't on your rush through to the glassworking room, but nothing stands out. None of the internal doors are locked, and while there's the obvious signs of goblin-made destruction, nothing lives. I have marked the doors to make them more obviously visible.
Edamm:
Passing through the supply room, Edamm's trained senses pick up on a creaking noise--a door, opening. Glancing over, she sees one of the doors cracked, and a flickering light coming from beyond. The door was not open before. (In the bottommost room, the door on the right.)
F Kellid Patient Ambusher 2 | HP 15/15 | AC 15, T 13, FF 12, CMD 15 | F +4, R +6, W +2 | Init. +3, Perc. +10 (+11 vs. traps)
Edamm looks over at Wayland, preparing to head towards him when she pauses for a second.
"Hold on." she says as she walks over towards the opposite side of the room. "I'm pretty sure that wasn't open when we came through before. Kitchel, can you help out Wayland in checking that door? Tif, got a moment to back me up while I check this out?"
Edamm doesn't wait for a response and heads silently towards the cracked door. She listens intently and whispers to Ponok.
"Tacere, Ponok."
Handle Animal (DC 10):
Sneak trick:1d20 + 8 ⇒ (15) + 8 = 23
Once Ponok is in place she lets Ponok go first and then silently follows him.
"Just be careful, you fools," Trig whispered as she held on to her long spear tight. She kept an eye out from behind, making sure the goblins who fled were coming back.
Trig doesn't catch any sign of the goblin returning.
As Edamm and Ponok approach the cracked door, they hear footsteps moving away. Edamm opens the door and looks through to find herself and her companion at the top of a dingy, dusty staircase going down. They just manage to catch sight of a humanoid, definitely taller than a goblin, vanishing around a corner at the bottom of the steps. The person is probably the source of the stage-whispered stream of expletives rising towards them.
What little Tif catches from the person fleeing seems to be genuine panic. As Ponok and Edamm come to the bottom of the stairs, they find themselves in what seems to be a basement area. There are two short passages, one forward that seems to turn around to the left, and one immediately on the left that was until recently bricked up; there's still pieces of stone left around. This passage also wraps around to the right, meeting up with the first passage to make a circle.
Down the left, the first door on the lefthand side is open, still in motion after being thrown open in a rush, which leads down a very long, tight passage; the next door down on the same side is also open to a small private office with an array of personal effects and empty bottles that smell of alcohol; and there is another door, locked.
I've added a map of the glassworks basement since I suspect my narration is incomprehensible. The map is just for reference, it is not to scale and you do not need to move your tokens unless you really want to.
M Human Wizard (Diviner) 1 | HP 12/12 | AC 14, T 13, FF 10, CMD 13 | F+3 R +3 W +2 | Init +4, Perception +4 (Forewarned) | Diviner's Touch 7/7 | Bonded Spell 1/1 | Active: None
Is there light in the basement, or has Edamm cast Light? If we are not relying on darkness for stealth then Wayland will cast Light on his crossbow and move downstairs.
F Kellid Patient Ambusher 2 | HP 15/15 | AC 15, T 13, FF 12, CMD 15 | F +4, R +6, W +2 | Init. +3, Perc. +10 (+11 vs. traps)
Edamm has not specifically cast light, but if the GM need her to have done so, she would cast it on a coin and skip it ahead of her it ahead of her so she stays out of it as much as possible.
Beyond the door is a very long and narrow passage cut out of the stone, lazily curving away toward the northeast. Edamm can hear the sound of rapid footsteps and the exertions of somebody running away down the passage.
Edamm:
Edamm's history of working with Sczarni allows her to recognize that this is probably a smuggler's tunnel. A secret passage through which goods can be brought in. It's narrow, only about five feet wide, but otherwise stable and safe.
F Kellid Patient Ambusher 2 | HP 15/15 | AC 15, T 13, FF 12, CMD 15 | F +4, R +6, W +2 | Init. +3, Perc. +10 (+11 vs. traps)
Edamm shouts a command for Ponok and Ponok launches down the tunnel.
"Durere!"
Handle Animal:
Attack Trick:1d20 + 8 ⇒ (13) + 8 = 21
Edamm then turns back to Tif and shouts to alert the rest of the party to joim them. She then continues to follow Ponok down the tunnel.
Ponok will single move up to 50 ft. down the tunnel and if still is not within melee range he will double move to engage. Edamm will double move up to 40 ft. down the tunnel.
Trig started hustling, moving into a rear position but always checking out the rear. In the moment of calm she released her white-knuckle grip on her longspear, but remained tense regardless.
Once per hour a small cat companion may move at 10x speed on a charge. Note to self, Tsuto has +6 AC with total defense.
After rounding a curve the tunnel straightens out, and that is when Ponok takes off in a blur, the wildcat charging after the fleeing target, biting into his leg viciously.
The fleeing figure screams. "I surrender! Damn it I give, call off your damn pet!" he shrieks.
As you come a little closer, going by the Minkaian and elven features blending together, this is probably Tsuto Kaijitsu. He's got a bow on his back but an empty quiver, and he's got his hands up defensively trying to ward off Ponok.
F Kellid Patient Ambusher 2 | HP 15/15 | AC 15, T 13, FF 12, CMD 15 | F +4, R +6, W +2 | Init. +3, Perc. +10 (+11 vs. traps)
Edamm approaches carefully while calling off Ponok.
"Lasati!" she commands. "Good boy Ponok."
Handle Animal:
Down trick DC 10:1d20 + 8 ⇒ (4) + 8 = 12
As Ponok releases the half-elf man, Edamm keeps her sword pointed at him and ready. The cat seems to relax a little but sensing that Edamm is not sure he stays between her and the man.
"I can only guess you are related to the Kaijitsu family. So, why are you running away from what happened here?"
The half-elf is twitchy and nervous looking, and keeps glancing at Ponok. "I...I don't know anything! I was hiding out here, yeah, but I don't know anything. I just came here to meet somebody, it was like this when I got here, the staff and my old man and the goblins--the goblins, it must have been them! They must have killed all of them! I was just trying to get away!"
Tsuto is lying through his teeth. Edamm's threat is effective, he shrieks and puts his hands up as though to defend himself from the animal. When he talks it's with a shaking tone, rambling and high-pitched. "Nah nah, screw you! There's nothing you can say that'll make me betray her!"
"You're really digging yourself into a bigger hole, here," Trig stated as she caught up with the group. "All we want to know is where your sister is, and what happened to her. We really don't care about your father, and we have already dispatched your goblin friends. So depending on your answer, we might just walk away. And Ponok doesn't need to taste more flesh today. But, like I said, all we really want is to know where your sister is. You can tell us that much, can't you?"
Kitchel checking in here. This should be good fun! Thanks for the selection!
@Tif, how much coordination would you like to do? I'm happy to be from the same clan and to have set out at the same time if you like. If we knew each other before leaving then I'd be there to watch over you and keep others safe during transformations. Since I'll be heading to investigator shortly and dabbling in alchemy I'd be interested in what's happening to you and would use the experience to temper what I do in the future.
M Human Wizard (Diviner) 1 | HP 12/12 | AC 14, T 13, FF 10, CMD 13 | F+3 R +3 W +2 | Init +4, Perception +4 (Forewarned) | Diviner's Touch 7/7 | Bonded Spell 1/1 | Active: None
Hunter, Ranger, Bloodrager, Swashbuckler/Investigator, Wizard, and Life Shaman? Lots of ACG hybrid classes (4/6 PCs).
As I said in my submission, Wayland is going to take Lookout within the first few levels. It's great for a party with a diviner. I'll take it as soon as another PC wants to take it, whether that is level 1, 3, or 5.
F Varisian Ranger 1 | HP 12/12 | AC 17, T 14, FF 13, CMD 17 | F +3 R +6 W +2 | Init +6, Perception +6 | FE: Goblinoids +2
I would be down with picking up Lookout in the early levels. Unfortunately, I'm going to need Precise Shot for now so I would be down with grabbing it Level 3? If someone wants to grab it with you this level though, that's good too!
F Kellid Patient Ambusher 2 | HP 15/15 | AC 15, T 13, FF 12, CMD 15 | F +4, R +6, W +2 | Init. +3, Perc. +10 (+11 vs. traps)
Edamm checking in. Glad to be a part of this group and it should be fun.
@Wayland, I might be able to coordinate to have Lookout by 5th, but if the build goes as planned I'm not sure how helpful it will be. I intend to be more forward of the group providing physical recon. But if it works out to be helpful, I'll do what I can to make it work.
I do like lookout a lot for feats, but I'm a melee ratfolk with another in the party, so there's so much reason to pick up paired opportunist at 3 and outflank at 5 if Tif is willing. Even more so as I've got a rapier and he hits hard. This level I need the fencing grace to make that melee contribution worth anything until I get the other two.
Hello, everyone. Thanks for putting together such a great team, Silver, and thanks for picking me out of the other divine casters!
Lookout wouldn't make much sense for Trig at level 1, but I wouldn't be opposed to taking it at level 3 once our characters had adventured together for some time. It can't take too long for a grumpy gnome to take a liking to you folks... right?
@Kitchel: Coming from the same clan works for me. Are you up for being traveling merchants as how we earned money before getting pulled into the adventure. I can make clothes, and you can make alchemy things, and it'll give us another reason for being in town.
Dang, Outflank is pretty nice with swarming. Yeah, I'm up for that. I was planning to head for Improved Disarm as one of my bloodline feats but I don't mind waiting for that.
Sure, crafting alchemical items for sale as we're getting a hold on you being the new you and hunting down aberrations sounds good to me!
Outflank is great with swarming, and paired opportunist makes it even better. If I crit you get an attack of opportunity (outflank.) And because you get an attack of opportunity, I get an attack of opportunity (paired opportunist.) It requires that we be both adjacent and flanking the same enemy which is usually hard to pull off, but swarming gives that to us when we're in the same space. The +4 to hit whenever flanking and an additional +4 to hit for AoOs (which we'll be generating,) is just the icing on top.
Although, that'll be great whenever we get to it. If you want to get improved disarm along the way and put one of those off that's fine with me. I need to sneak combat reflexes in there somehow at some point and we should be doing fine even without that engine running for quite a while.
And now everyone's checked in. Should be a fun group to run with! I'm looking forward to it!
F Kellid Patient Ambusher 2 | HP 15/15 | AC 15, T 13, FF 12, CMD 15 | F +4, R +6, W +2 | Init. +3, Perc. +10 (+11 vs. traps)
Well, in real life my name is Jeremy Packer. I live in Southeastern Massachusetts and work in logistics (inventory).
I have been playing RPGs for well over 30 years at this point, mostly D&D related games, though I have also played several others. I have run many games over the years and I am currently running a Mummy's Mask PBP and a in person Shattered Star game (though that is very infrequent at this point). In addition I am playing in a Shatter Star AP in real life and a Skulls and Shackles AP as well.
This is the first time I am playing a dedicated scouting/skill focused character. I tend to play ranged and/or caster characters but I want to explore what the more tactical thinking type characters can do. I look forward to playing this AP for a long time and I feel this is still one of the best.
F Varisian Ranger 1 | HP 12/12 | AC 17, T 14, FF 13, CMD 17 | F +3 R +6 W +2 | Init +6, Perception +6 | FE: Goblinoids +2
Oh. Er...did you mean introductions in here? I just made a character one. Woops.
Anyways, I'm actually only 21 right now and have been doing RPG stuff for about 6 years at this point. I'm probably super young compared to others here, and still extremely new to PBP games, so this will be a fun learning experience for me! I've mostly done Pathfinder and 5e though, and still not fully accustomed to either system yet (there's a million things for Pathfinder and I'm sure I don't know most obscure feats and archetypes for it.)
I usually do ranged and full casters/support caster though, so this kind of build is my bread and butter. Planning on going for the ultimate ranged combat bow feats and such, but still working out on what else I want for this build. If anyone has any advice for me though, I'm obviously going to listen and it'd be appreciated!
F Kellid Patient Ambusher 2 | HP 15/15 | AC 15, T 13, FF 12, CMD 15 | F +4, R +6, W +2 | Init. +3, Perc. +10 (+11 vs. traps)
@GM TheSilverDreamer
Not sure how you want to deal with the leopard being in town. I was working with the idea that Edamm was in town a few days and she is going to the festival to remember the life in the caravan. Ponok would accompany her if its not frowned upon, but she is smart enough to know if it would make people uncomfortable.
@Edamm: In Sandpoint it's tolerated, you might get some funny looks but the guard is relatively familiar with animal allies. You would have gotten a warning on coming into town to keep Ponok under control and Ponok wouldn't be allowed in buildings, but otherwise you're good.
@Edamm, we're both going with high skill characters, so we should coordinate some perhaps to have the sort of overlap we want. It probably won't hurt me to be able to sneak along with you from time to time (which I'll be fairly good at as of next level,) but beyond that making sure we've got gaps covered seems wise.
F Kellid Patient Ambusher 2 | HP 15/15 | AC 15, T 13, FF 12, CMD 15 | F +4, R +6, W +2 | Init. +3, Perc. +10 (+11 vs. traps)
@GM TheSilverDreamer: Cool, thanks.
@Kitchel: Yeah, coordination is something I am on board with. I plan to spread the points around a bit, but having another heavy skill focused character should mean I can let somethings slide and focus more on others.
The plan is to go 1 for 1 with Disable Device, Handle Animal, Know (nature), Perception, Stealth, and Survival. The rest is spread around, with acrobatics, climb, swim, as well as know (dungeonerring) and know (local) getting good amount of attention. Most knowledge skills will have a little (being able to identify things is what I wanted a scout to be able to do) and linguistics a little as well.
I am flexible with a good amount of these, though the 1 for 1's are pretty much the basis of the concept (though Handle Animal and nature could be a little less).
As for you joining her up front, works fine. The concept I was going for is a scout that would be ahead of the main group significantly because the main group would likely not be as stealthy. She is not a loner by any means and if there is a second stealthy character (or more) she'd work with them as much as possible.
For the first few levels, and probably even longer than that, Cal's going to be using Stealth to hide and avoid being out in the light as much as possible, just fyi.
I'm really excited about going in for the long haul on this one.
Also, hello, I'm James, but I also go by Rust. I'm a venture agent for PFS down in Florida, and have been playing Pathfinder for about 6 years now. Whenever I sit down to play new campaigns I usually wait to fill whatever positions need to be filled, and I'm really comfortable playing anything. Figured I'd take up that supportive position with Trig.
Easter Eggs are fun, feel free to throw them in. There's such a slow pace with these forum games that it's not going to have an adverse effect on the mood I wouldn't think!
On another topic, I'm taking a look at the swarming ability for ratfolk now and trying to decide exactly how it should work here.
"Ratfolk are used to living and fighting communally, and are adept at swarming foes for their own gain and their foes’ detriment. Up to two ratfolk can share the same square at the same time. If two ratfolk in the same square attack the same foe, they are considered to be flanking that foe as if they were in two opposite squares."
The second round of combat neither Tif nor I took the flanking bonus. I hadn't talked with her about which enemy we were going to attack and assumed it might be different ones (my crit made it irrelevant that round,) and then she attacked an enemy I clearly wasn't. Simple enough I suppose, but had I not killed mine perhaps I should have been taking it with the assumption that Tif would have followed up my attack with one of her own?
This round Tif did take the flaking bonus as there was just one enemy we were both attacking. That seems right as I would certainly have attacked it to if she hadn't (probably) killed it, so we both would have gotten the bonus I think. We were both focused on the same enemy, so flanking makes sense. It's not quite the RAW because they're kind of confusing (how does Tif know that I'll be attacking the same one if we act separately?)
Now that I'm following Tif to another enemy who's the only one that Tif might attack, I'm not sure whether to apply the flanking bonus or not. She's not attacking it this round (she already attacked,) but if it's up, it's clearly the next thing that she's going to attack (much like the last one was for me.) I was going to make the attack without the flanking bonus (and I probably will,) but I was wondering if you had any thoughts on how you'd like us to play this? How complicated should it be?
If I got to choose I'd love to have it just be that we're both threatening the same opponent and we agree that we're both going to concentrate our attacks (unless something like the opponent being disabled or moving away happens between attacks,) but I don't want to assume that's how you'd like it played. Unless there was a reason to assume that we'd be attacking different targets that would give us the flanking bonus most of the time we share a space (which was how I assumed the ability worked before reading more carefully,) but I don't know if that seems like too much.
On mobile, so not being wordy:
Hmm. I missed the 'attack same target' bit. Can think of two ways to do it:
A) 1st attack doesn't get flank, but then 2nd, 3rd etc do
B) Agree to attack simultaneously, and can't change targets if one attack would have killed opponent.
This combat it turned out fine, because the prone goblin took a -4 penalty to AC anyways, so Tif hits even without a flanking bonus.
Here's what I'm thinking, similar to Tif. You could ready an attack, "When my ally attacks, I will attack the same enemy", and then the attacks are resolved simultaneously. Then you're risking wasting an attack, but you're also granting your ally what is effectively a free Aid Another, no roll required. Otherwise, you get flanking only if your ally attacked the same enemy on her previous turn that you are targeting now.
Alright, so I've just found out that whips are like ranged weapons only in regards to provoking attacks of opportunity, which means it shouldn't have actually taken a penalty to the combat maneuver check for attacking into melee. Without that it would have succeeded in tripping Edamm. Whoops. Nevertheless, that is my mistake, so the results will stand and I'll remember for the future.
F Kellid Patient Ambusher 2 | HP 15/15 | AC 15, T 13, FF 12, CMD 15 | F +4, R +6, W +2 | Init. +3, Perc. +10 (+11 vs. traps)
Mistakes happen. I am ok letting it succeed and Edamm being tripped. Its a fight with goblins, it supposed to be comical and being pulled from her feat would be funny to me.
How do we want to handle common loot? Split everything up, or keep track of it in some shared doc.
So far, we've got 30gp, a small whip, 2 small shortbows, small studded leather, potion of CLW, potion of CMW, and the MW horsechopper (which I assume no-one else wants)
Post will be a little delayed today, I'm super busy. When there are multiple knowledge checks with increasing DC like that, you make one check and get what you meet or exceed.
F Kellid Patient Ambusher 2 | HP 15/15 | AC 15, T 13, FF 12, CMD 15 | F +4, R +6, W +2 | Init. +3, Perc. +10 (+11 vs. traps)
I am listing the horsechopper as going to Tif and I am taking the CLW potion, unless someone else wants it. I have updated the list, the link is below. Not sure where we would want the link to live long term.
That loot sheet looks great! I'm all for others taking the potions at this point (Kitchel doesn't want to be in the business of carrying too much.) Selling the non-horsechopper gear from the goblins seems like a good goal to me!
Well, out of game logic agrees, but in game, I'd imagine there'd be a market for shortbows and small armor regardless of where it's from as long as it's in usable shape. We can probably scout around for general stores or arms and armor merchants tomorrow among the other things we might do. Checking to see if they're buying probably wouldn't hurt.
Broken items are worth 75% of their normal value. Alternatively, they can be repaired either by magic or by a blacksmith at a cost of 1/10th base value.
It's probably worth bringing this up, I should have done it sooner, but I'm really not into shopping very much, especially in PBP I'm concerned about slowing things down. If anybody really does want to haggle with shopkeepers you can, but otherwise does anybody object to doing shopping out of character?
It's probably worth bringing this up, I should have done it sooner, but I'm really not into shopping very much, especially in PBP I'm concerned about slowing things down. If anybody really does want to haggle with shopkeepers you can, but otherwise does anybody object to doing shopping out of character?
Thank You! This is always one of my fears with new groups. I do inventory for a living so keep track of things is easy for me, but slowing a game down to haggle over a few gold drives me mad.
I am also fine with skipping over shopping trips. Trig does have access to the Mending spell, though, so on days she prepares it she can fix broken non-magical items given enough time.
