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Hmm, seems I still can't use google slides. Downloading to view isn't as bad as it used to be surprisingly enough, but still sucks.
I still can't seem to edit it though.
If someone would be so kind as to add me, I'd appreciate it. No commemt on pronouns, monk1/sorc1, front of the column as she is taking up the scout role.
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Hey! I will be on a trip next week with three possible options: I will post as usual, 1 time a day; I will not be able to post until Thursday; I will not be able to post all week and will return to the gameplay in 7-8 days. In any case, feel completely free to bot me if needed. Cheers!
PS @GM Computerpro82 I'm sorry that you had to put the token for me - I saw the message when I was away from home for a couple of days, I thought I would be at the computer at home and then I would do it, and of course I forgot ))
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Not putting out the smoke signals alerts people in Harvest's End to trouble coming and makes all the DCs in the town harder.
This scenario has a lot of the old, old factions missions, and moving to the new secondary success conditions bypassed a number of social encounters that would have been spread through the scenario.
I did skip an optional encounter after you camp in the storm, but it is relatively easy.
The really complicated part would have been if none of you made the sense motive when you arrive at the longhouse. If you miss that, the Mercenaries can convince you to lock the Goblins in a store room in the back while you eat up front. Then the two mercenaries that had been hiding in the stables sneak in the back and start to murder the Goblins. When you realize what is happening, it can be a tough fight to get back to the back of the longhouse with enemies in place instead of moving to you.
