The Axeflails from my Pathfinder homegame were part of the "West Coast Choppers" clan, so my futuristic Axeflail had to be a motorcycle-riding greaser.
She even crafted her own for the increased hardness and HP ^_^
I ran low-tier, with mostly level 3s, but there was a Level 6 technomancer playing out-of-tier that rocked most of the skill checks just by Taking 10.
They didn't care about the cameras, so they failed at that objective, which I think you check a box during reporting for.
During the final fight, I split the party by closing the blast doors on them, but it was otherwise a cake walk. The low-tier bot isn't much of a threat.
They avoided the incinerator. I was curious whether this group would fall for it. It can be REALLY deadly if mishandled.
Angrid takes a couple guarded steps out of harm's way.
"I was gonna say we should take one alive, but it's probly easier to just piece 'em back together on Absalom."
EDIT: just realized [blue] was flat-footed. In that case, Angrid first guarded steps out of the flank, and then moves away from blue, drawing her Seismic Pick as she does so.
Angrid knows her stubby legs won't get her to the robot this round, so she drops her bolter where she's at, plods closer while drawing her tactical greataxe, and activates combat tracking.
Funny Block Initiative anecdote from GMing my most recent PbP:
• Enemies ambush party
• Player 1 acts in Surprise Round
• Player 1 rolls highest Initiative
• Enemies roll higher than Players 2-6
• Player 1 attacks in Surprise Round
• Enemies attack in Surprise Round
• Player 1 attacks in Round 1
• Enemies attack in Round 1
• Players 2-6 get to act in Round 1
• Player 1 also gets to act in Round 2
• Player 1 happens to post before anyone else
So Player 1 got to essentially perform three rounds of actions before anyone else could react.
Remote Hack is ill-defined and vague. By a very liberal interpretation, I could use Engineering to disarm an analog padlock from 20 feet away behind a force field.
She just picked it up, so I'm interested to see the spectrum of table variation I encounter when using it.
The computer has no remote access, even in this room, so you must occupy an adjacent square to access it. The user interface is a holographic keyboard and screens that respond to gestures and voice commands, so you can use it from any square adjacent to it.
Relevant Question:
I asked this over in the GM Discussion Forum before GMing this, but nobody ever responded. Angrid has Remote Hack. I *think* this ability supercedes the need to be adjacent to this computer.
Remote Hack (Ex) wrote:
You can use your custom rig to attempt Computers and Engineering skill checks at a range of 20 feet.
