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the bat cave ...

Thank YOU!

Dolly Saville aka MedeA
Player Ryan Hiller
PFS: # 36007-13
The exchange
Rolled above day job : 12

Dolly/Medea day job.
Profession Barmaind: 1d20 + 4 ⇒ (8) + 4 = 12

Dolly is also excited as she feels her Hidden Strike will be so much more effective now ... she rushes to change ...

Edit: Dilly pauses with her clothes half off and looked around at the bewildered faces, "tee hee ... Don't mind me!", and she hops off into a side tunnel.

As Dolly is about 12 seconds into changing, suddenly things get easier ... only 48 seconds to go!

Length of identity swap dropped to 1 minute

Dolly is not in the room ...she recently ran off

Travelers in need?! Finally a task worthy of a hero!, the barmaid slips off ... into the shadows ...

"Refreshing beverage?", Dolly asks with a wide smile and a wink while offering her tankard.

Profession Barmaid/Seeking to soften customer: 1d20 + 4 ⇒ (19) + 4 = 23

Dolly studies the carvings ...

Perception: 1d20 + 2 ⇒ (9) + 2 = 11
Profession Barmaid: 1d20 + 4 ⇒ (5) + 4 = 9

From what I can tell from rereading the PlayTest document, is that, other than antics, there is NO mechanical benefit to switch out of being a barmaid. Even at high levels, for the stalker at least, I blow five minutes to switch between having +4 in some skills when in social mode, to having some intimidation (not even a class skill) in vigilante mode.

What I have learned so far is that I think playing a barmaid is kinda fun. So much potential as she grows ...

Dolly nudges the pilgrim with her elbow, "bunch of unruly quacks don't you think?", she judges.

Dolly picks up the plank ... struts past the others, Bordarion running by her, and places it across the pit.

With her hands on her hip, "Voila!

The barmaid shakes her head, takes a few steps back, and jumps the pit.

Acro: 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (3) + 8 = 11

"Oh my ... that's a sorry sight for sober eyes."

"TWO foxes ...", says the barmaid with a wink, referring to herself.

Finishing off the ale, she attaches the tankard to her belt and gets ready to move.

Dolly Saville is somewhat taken aback at the spectacle and outright terrified by the intimidating roar. As quickly though, her waitressing skills kick in and she masks her concern. With a sly smile she addresses Brodarion, raising her Ale, "Beverage?"

"Anyone need some refreshment ...", inquires Dolly as she fills her tankard with ale and takes a swig. She offers the mug while saying, "I sure hope Kendal and Janira are ok out there ..."

After the Scarlet Fox finally enters the cave.

"Oh how fortunate ... a hero to see us through this dank cave. Do you know anything of the Gillmen in this area? Our objective is to learn what they are ... hmm, wait, who are you now?"

"You don't have to tell a barmaid twice!", hoisting up her barmaid's skirt Dolly runs to the cave, a tankard slapping against her side where it's tied to her belt.

I'd think that as long as whatever identity was assigned the task is the same one that comes back, and participated in the mission somewhat you'd get credit. Of course then each identity would be earning credit at some split rate unless you played as one identity or the other most of the time ...

Dolly Saville exclaims, "Oh my! Those horrible mosquitoes!", as she deftly moves forward and pulls her alchemical fire.

No ... but she does have ... Rough-and-Ready: Mug/Tankard! DM Kludde, I have the tankard as 1d4 Empty, and 1d6 full ... that work?