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So what happens if the big guys needs to take X damage and you get him to X-1 damage, and then finish him off next round? For example, lets say he nukes you when he has 50 HP. So you leave him at 51 HP and then next round do 51 damage? I know it would be unlikely to do that by accident, but I wonder if Paizo wrote or would write a solution to that. Or did paizo take that into account, so that he can't go from X-1 damage to destroyed, in other words paizo take into account the maximum possible damage you can do in one round so that even if you left him at X+1 HP and did max damage he would still have at least 1 HP.
It's not explicitly stated, but I would nuke. Plot trumps rules.
Mordack is up.
... And the building behind Mordack suffers for it.
Loved this.
I am amused that the smuggler's truck is basically a 10' cube based on the dimensions given.
It makes me think of the rash of cube shaped small SUV's that came out a few years ago.
Basically, a bigger version of this - Soul
Which I own only a newer model...
Was it the commercials with the giant CG hamsters that convinced you to buy it? I kind of liked those.
Those were pretty good and now I'm imagining a pack of Ysoki riding around in one.
But no, my wife bought a Spectra the last year they were made and loved it so much that when she needed a new car, she bought the replacement model, which is the Soul.
Just need to know if you're planning your ambush within the city or not.
My vote is definitely not in the city.
+1 for a rural ambush.
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One forest ambush coming up (likely tomorrow).
Going away this weekend. I'll try to get a post in tomorrow.
Probably should have had this discussion before the adventure began but Yargnod is not a good person.
My inclination is for him to finish off the two who are down and prep another Supercharge weapon to finish off Kurson as soon as the sphere is dropped.
It's just as easy for me to play him as vicious but willing to follow the group's decision about being merciful. He'll definitely say "I told you so" if Kurson shows up again, but that will just be part of the RP.
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No worries. You play Yargnod as you intended. Tel will give him an earfull if anyone dies, but you'll notice Tel's not pulling his punches in this fight either. He could easily kill one of them too in the course of the fight.
He's basically a good guy. All things equal, he wants everyone to live, but we're our team and they're hassling us and they hurt him badly in the first fight. End of the day, it's more important for us to live than them.
Mercy is also a practical concern. From his point of view killing will likely lead to more intense law enforcement.
It's all good fodder for RP.
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If we don't kill them, we have to keep them prisoner and detain them. They are surrendering, but means watching over 3 people until we can get them prisoned, so Mordack might kill 1 to make the job easier. He's not evil, but a little paranoid about things. Of course he will hide the body that is killed so it isn't discovered.
Feel free to disagree with Tel however you see fit. He plans to humiliate Kurson, by holding their gear hostage, and sending them back to town on foot. Kurson will get all the gear back if he stays out of our way.
This is a terrible plan, but Tel (me) can't think of a better one right now. Oh it's bad for so many reasons. It's mostly likely to goad Kurson into getting backup like a nice big lynch mob in the guise of more deputies.
DG, I do agree that keeping them prisoner will be really annoying and difficult. Yargnod and Mordack could make things much easier for the whole party.
I am open to suggestions.
Is someone else willing to keep a loot sheet?
If not, I'll try to work one up later.
Loot so far (after smuggling mission) :
a gift basket containing local specialties, including bottles of fine cherry mead, small clockwork windup figures, and a variety of artisanal goods worth a total of 4,000 credits.
advanced iridishell (auto-injector, computer interface, phase shield), ambient hardlight hand wrap with 2 batteries (20 charges each), gelid hail pistol with 2 batteries (20 charges each), ferocity blazon, mk 1 holding gloves, black nanite hypopen, delectator
commander ceremonial plate (mk 1 mobility enhancer, targeting computer) (2), LFD blindmark rifle with high-capacity battery (40 charges) (2), LFD pulse gauntlet with 2 batteries (20 charges each) (2), riot grenades III (4), efficient bandolier (2), purple nanite hypopen (2)
enercycle (3)
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Each of us may have a choice of one of these:
Carbon Skin, White Carbon
Source Starfinder Core Rulebook pg. 197
Level 10; Price 19,650; Category Light
EAC Bonus +12; KAC Bonus +14; Max. Dex Bonus +5
Armor Check Penalty -1; Speed Adjustment —
Upgrade Slots 3; Bulk 1
SFS Legal Semi-Auto Pistol, Elite
Source Starfinder Core Rulebook pg. 173
Level 10; Price 18,200
Hands 1; Proficiency Small Arms
Damage 3d6 P; Range 60 ft.; Critical —
Capacity 12 rounds; Usage 1
Bulk L; Special analog
Combat Rifle
Source Starfinder Core Rulebook pg. 176
Level 10; Price 16,500
Hands 2; Proficiency Longarms
Damage 3d8 P; Range 90 ft.; Critical —
Capacity 12 rounds; Usage 1
Bulk 1; Special analog
Description
This utilitarian rifle is favored by mercenaries who aren’t looking for flashy weapons.
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Hey cmlobue, how conspicuous are the enercycles? Could we ride them out to the arroyo?
Telirix would like one of the pistols from the choice of. While you can have too many guns, that's too fine a sidearm to turn down.
He'd also go for a hardlight handwrap, although Mordak might get good use from it too. And any of the miscellaneous gear you guys don't want.
How would you feel about giving the excess to our hosts as a good will gesture?
There are not enough enercycles for all of you, and they are not the sort of vehicle that would do well with riding double.
I thought the plan was to give Kurson's gear back eventually, but nothing says you have to.
Don't know if we're keeping Kurson's stuff or not, but I created a Loot Sheet.
And claimed a battery.
There are not enough enercycles for all of you, and they are not the sort of vehicle that would do well with riding double.
I thought the plan was to give Kurson's gear back eventually, but nothing says you have to.
Thought they seated a pilot and passenger, but okay.
Tel did intend to give Kurson's stuff back, just didn't say when. Kurson's still being difficult. So there's no percentage in throwing him his own guns and telling him to run. Maybe when we're ready to leave. Meantime no use in letting it go to waste.
Also didn't say how we'd give it back. Maybe packaged with a pallet of bricks dropped from above?
In any case, your transportation to and from this site is not an issue with this mission .