I was excited for a moment, but then I noticed it was just an acrobatics check.
Can still be excited! Better than failing the acrobatics and getting crunched and clawed.
Just for clarity, if it matters... Djack's Nat20 Acro check... took him opposite Rocko. So, he's bottom left corner of the enemy (not blocking Amideo).
Just for clarity, if it matters... Djack's Nat20 Acro check... took him opposite Rocko. So, he's bottom left corner of the enemy (not blocking Amideo).
Combat map updated.
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Happy Father's Day, Dudes!
Those who identify as... Father(s?)!
Guess that'll be me. one 24-year old.
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18 Boy, 15 Girl
None for me, but I'd love to be there someday. Take care you guys.
In the interest of helping wrap up the adventure, I'll share a piece of behind-the-scenes info with you. Once you defeated The Mind, you've technically made the mines safe for the Kobolds gain (as safe as pre-industrial mines are in general, anyway).
There was another possible outcome, but it literally wasn't in the dice. IF my attempt at Diplomacy on Amideo's behalf had been successful on Jun 3, 06:43 am, Amideo could have negotiated an agreement between the mountain entity and the Kobolds. The DC was 25, quite do-able, but didn't happen.
Additionally, IF I'd rolled a failure on the morale check on Jun 10, 10:19 am, The Mind would have surrendered, allowing the party an auto-success at negotiating a treaty. It's morale, after HP damage, was 8, so I needed to roll 9-12 on 2d6. That also did not work in the favor of peace, and so the battle was played out to its end.
It's true I could have just "role-played" The Mind surrendering, but I like it when there are multiple possible outcomes to a scenario so that even I don't know exactly what's going to happen all the time.
This is the way.
It is nice knowing that those alternatives existed.
So, they will tell the Blue Dragon, we good? End scenario?
Been a bit busy last couple days, I'll get a response in soon myself if able. Seems we're right at the edge of it though, yeah.
also cool to learn about the alternate scenarios.
yes, technically the scenario is done. I was going to post the return journey tomorrow if no one had anything else. It's possible you'll encounter something on the way back to Albarra.
After that, there will be some in-game downtime before I introduce the next arc.
You are about 60 miles from Albarra currently (12 mile hexes). The quickest route would be down out of the mountains, then due East across grasslands until you hit the road. Is this acceptible, or would someone like to take a different route?