Hey there GM Frost!
I know we're getting to the end of the recruitment period here, so I wanted to let you have access to my character sheet!
Good luck to all the other players under consideration, and thanks for setting these games up, GM Frost!
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This sounds great! I'd love to bring a human Precision Ranger and his rather unsettling animal companion (building toward an Unseen Companion at higher levels).
I think things are leveling out enough for me that I could jump back in the pool for a good high level game! I've got a few PCs that run that range and would be glad to bring any of them to the table.
Speaking as a player at one of Shifty's table, I can also confirm it's been a blast! Especially given that we're running an all-skitter crew!
Can we get a similar survey about deities/philosophies we want expanded material on? Attack of the Swarm was awesome for expansion on Hylax, but I want ALL the Weydan material! Also Triune. Oh, and Eloritu and Ibra! You know what, I'll just wait until the PROM (Philosophies and Religions Operations Manual) comes out!
Yeah the whole choice in the hospital thing is a bit iffy to me. Basically, if you go after the datapad, you get the full credit rewards, but the wounded folks die. That also means the other survivors and Speaks Forgotten Words don’t like you as much, and this can make it very difficult to earn the second fame. On the other hand, prioritizing the wounded folks makes it easier for you to get the invitation from SFW and earn the second fame, but you lose out on some credits. In the end. You all did enough to earn 2 fame/rep, so that part is correct. As for the high tier rewards, yes we played low tier, that part was just an error on my part I think. Thanks for being honest on that!
In the meantime, here are the CHRONICLES for everyone. If there's anything wrong or missing on there, please let me know, and I'll get that fixed up for you. A quick explanation of some things on all of your chronicles: - Unfortunately, you did not earn the full credit reward for this scenario, specifically because you did not recover Dr. Yuuqa's data pad from the operating theater in the hospital.
Again, if you have any questions, please let me know! Thanks for being a great table! I'm looking forward to playing with all of you again sometime soon!
Magnus, did you want to roll a day job check?
Hope your all don’t mind, but I’m gonna go ahead and wrap this up with a bit of cinematic summary. The jinsuls didn’t really have a chance to take any of you out at this point, and all you really needed to do was hold out long enough to get across to the Honorbound, so I just hit fast forward. At any rate, congrats! You all earned the full XP and Fame rewards for this scenario! I’ll get chronicles out to you by tomorrow evening.
Gab feints then takes a parting shot at Gold, which misses the mark. Magnus, on the other hand, stands his ground and ends the commander! The next few moments flow by quickly, but are legendary in the Starfinder archives. Gab and Kultainen, standing at the Diplomat and the Negotiator, blast away at the remaining pursing jinsuls, while Magnus and Selene drift across from the Kreiholm’s Hope to the Honorbound. Once they make it onboard the Honorbound’s outer hull, the Veskarium salvage ship breaks off. It moves away at a slow enough speed to not rip apart any of those standing atop the hull, but swiftly enough that the jinsuls can’t jump to follow. Yuluzak has the ship slowly ease away long enough for everyone to get inside the Honorbound before the ship picks up speed. As you board the bridge, you find Yuluzak cheering as the Honorbound’s gunners deal a final blow to the last pursuing jinsul ship. All around, the tide of battle seems to be turning, with the majority of jinsul ships blown to smithereens by the battle-scarred Freehold Armada. Speaks Forgotten Words eagerly wishes to converse with you and the Veskarium captain. The council member speaks at length with you, and eagerly learns of your actions in the battle up this this point. Your actions leading up to this point affect Speaks Forgotten Words’ opinion of you, and the Starfinder Society by association. Because you prioritized saving lives over technology in the hospital and took time to render medical aid and interact with the survivors, Speaks Forgotten Words extends an invitation to meet with the Kreiholm Freehold’s governing council. This invitation takes the form of a tiny, egg-shaped chunk of polished sapphire with an appearance similar to the artifact recovered from Ardent Seeker, and it functions as a datapad. Once Speaks Forgotten Words is safely dropped off on another Kreiholm command ship, Yuluzak returns you to Absalom Station to report back. The party meets with Luwazi in the same conference room they used at the start of the adventure, where the nominated First Seeker listens with growing concern as you recount their mission. Iteration-177 is conspicuously absent from this debriefing, and Luwazi begins her statements by remarking on this. Luwazi questions you about the Kreiholm Freehold’s inhabitants and asks if you had a chance to meet with any leaders. When you present her with Speaks Forgotten Words’ invitation, she grins and exclaims “Starfinders, you soared above and beyond my expectations. This invitation could be the start of a bright new era for the Society. I’m certain that today you’ve made history. I’m so very proud of you.”
Gold takes the shot from Selene and, realizing his foe is preparing to leave, unleashes a flurry of attacks on Magnus!
Magnus protects himself from the fiery energy radiating off of the radiant commander, then slashes at his enemy. Gab tries and fails to move past the commander, but makes up for it with a slight stab at gold.
Cyan and Purple continue firing on Magnus, trying to support their commander.
Just as their shots ring out, there is a blur of metal and afterburner glow as the Honorbound eases up beside Kreiholm's Hope. A ladder extends from the wing edge of the vesk salvage ship toward the drifting Hope, and your comms crackle to life again with the voice of Captain Yuluzak coming over in hurried command. "Alright, Starfinders! Time to load up and ship out!" Speaks Forgotten Words gets the idea and moves across the extended ladder with the rest of the survivors. Looking over toward the hull of the Honorbound, you also spot two large and intimidating weapons mounted on the hull.
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Pink and Red both fire on Kultainen, since she is the only easy target at the moment. Hit 5 damage!
Kultainen and Selene both fire their pistols at the commander, but they find the jinsul's armor too sturdy for their glancing shots. The commander responds to the assault by shifting position and continuing his solarian duel with Magnus. Miss!
Though Gab does manage to throw the gold commander off, the ysoki misses his strike with his tailblade. Thankfully, Magnus is there to step in and deal a heavy blow to the commander. Recognizing Magnus as a major threat, both Cyan and Purple move into the smoke to get a better view of Magnus before opening fire on the solarian. Hit!
Speaks Forgotten Words and their crew continues huddling up against the tip of the dead ship's wing, waiting for their pickup. ---------------------------
Pink and Red also move, though they turn their focus against the Starfinders on the end of the wing with SFW. Miss!
[ooc]INITIATIVE
True to Gabs predictions, the gold commander begins to glow white hot and rushes into the middle of the fray with the Starfinders. With a jinsul battle cry that you never hear in the void of space, the commander explodes with light and heat!
As the commander explodes several of the survivors surrounding Speaks Forgotten Words dice to cover the council member, shielding them from the blast, but sacrificing themselves in the process.
Well done Magnus! You just effectively soloed an enemy that starts with over 100 hp in two rounds! And when I say, you just barely took them out I mean you just barely took them out! We're almost there, folks! Keep up the good work and the posting rate and we'll be done in plenty of time for the upcoming con!
Gab and Magnus continue to work on Silver. Gab feints the commander, leaving it flat on its many feet and providing Magnus an opening that the solarian seizes. Two powerful swings of Magnus's solar axe later, the Silver commander is dead and drifting off into the void of space, the solar flames that had formed its weapon guttering out pathetically. The purple and cyan crusaders, enraged at the defeat of their commander, move into position to support the remaining commander and fire their suped up at Selene.
With the commander out of the way, Speaks Forgotten Words and their group of survivors move toward the tip of the port wing, waiting for the Honorbound to swing back around and pick them up! ---------------------------
The Red and Purple crusaders, also angered by the defeat of the Silver commander, focus their ire on the one they see as responsible for that defeat: Magnus! They each fire their empowered weapons at the solarian!
Kultainen inspires Magnus to keep fighting and focuses her team's effort on the silver commander. Selene follows her android comrade's lead, but the jinsul commander's armor proves too durable for the show to penetrate. The gold commander moves into position on Selene and slashes out with the solar weapon it forms from the residual light and heat of the universe.
Gab lays down some cover for Speaks Forgotten Words and the group of survivors, then orders them to head for the tip of the wing so they're ready to move across as soon as Joyozalva is able to bring the Honorbound around to pick them up. As Gab darts through the fog, the silver commander lashes out with its horrible mandibles!
While the group prepares to move, however, the fight rages on. The cyan and purple guards both move out of or away from Gab's smoke and cast spells upon themselves to better arm up for the fight. Speaks Forgotten Words directs his group to move toward the wing, but some of the less courageous among them flinch back at the flames before them. Gab hears SFW speak into his mind, "We will move as soon as we can get past these flames. Please do what you can about these jinsuls until then!" ----------------------
The silver commander suffers from the bleeding wound Magnus had inflicted, then retaliates by forming his solar weapon and striking back at the rival solarian. As it attacks, the flames from its blazing orbit gutter out and die.
The red guard chitters out in jinsul to its comrade, then takes further cover behind the smoke and cast more spells upon itself. The pink guard also moves and further augments its fighting abilities with magic.
Magnus cuts a devastating gash across Silver's body, leaving it badly wounded and bleeding!
Though both jinsuls manage to hold their ground, Cyan catches the full brunt of Selene's spell. Purple shrugs off most of the damage. Kultainen carefully moves along the wing to get some distance and steps through the flames left by the silver commander.
Kultainen's armor protects her from the flames, thankfully also saving her from catching flame as she doesn't take any damage from them. The second commander, this one is shining golden armor accented with black, commands his complement of guards to focus on taking you down, then imitates its fellow commander by bursting into light and heat and leaving a trail of flames in its wake as it closes the loop, effective cutting you off from the breach to the interior of the ship.
Open space looms through the jagged hole in the side of the disabled ship. Over the comms, you hear Yuluzak ordering his crew: "Alright, good job taking out those troop tranports. Now, let's ease up beside the Hope, Joyozalva." The doshko-like protrusions of the Honorbound’s engines bathe the exterior hull in an angry red glare as the salvage vessel turns to slide into position alongside the disabled craft. Suddenly, a pair of triangular ships race past, and sparks fly as twin laser beams smash into Honorbound’s aft shields, forcing the vesk ship to pull away before you're able to evacuate. All along the exterior hull of Kreiholm’s Hope, hatches burst open and chitinous, six-legged creatures that seem to be all eyes and teeth skitter through, though many of them remain too distant to engage. The jinsuls closest to the breach swarm over the hull, cutting off access to the safety of the ship’s interior. Jubilant laughter crackles through a comm unit, and the familiar voice of Yuluzak rings out over the channel. “This is what I’ve been waiting for! We’re going to blow them out of the stars! Stay strong, comrades, and hold the boarders off for as long as you can. We’ll pull up alongside you as soon as we get these vermin off our tails.” GM Screen:
From the forward of the ship, near the breach you had just exited, a powerful-looking jinsul similar to the one you faced in the hospital, but wearing distinctive silver armor, speaks in jinsul to its attendants, ordering them in jinsul to focus their attacks on your party. It then erupts in light and begins running across the hull of the ship, its magnetic clamps sending reverberations out as it leaves a trail of heat and light in its wake. It runs a curling path around the forward side of your party, cutting you off partially from the breach in the hull.
Meanwhile, the crusaders (like the ones you faced in the corridors of the Kreiholm's Hope mere minutes ago) begin casting spells on themselves, then spread out across the hull of the ship.
Gab and Kultainen work together to repair the computers and restore artificial gravity to the ship, preventing future gravitational fluxes. Unfortunately, just as they finish and prepare to get into some further planning about how to evacuate Speaks Forgotten Words and the rest of the ship's crew, you receive a transmission from the Honorbound. Shaakar’s worried face appears on the comm unit’s display screen. “Starfinders, we have a problem. I’ve been scanning your current position, and you’ve got company. More jinsul boarding tubes just made contact with your ship, and boarders are heading toward the bridge. Damaritosh’s doshko! They’re everywhere!” The sound of loudly clicking keys accompanies the science officer’s words. He furrows his scaly brow in concentration for a moment, then looks up from his workstation for the first time. “I hate to tell you this, but the boarders have overrun all viable escape options.” GM Screen:
Gab looks down at the computer console he had just been working on, and sees a blinking red icon on the hull damage status screen that indicates a nearby hole in the disabled ship’s hull close to your current location. It looks like this is the only exit available. Meanwhile, Yuluzak orders his ship to come alongside the Kreiholm’s Hope and has his gunners fire at nearby jinsul troop transports to ease some of the burden. The ship shakes as resounding booms signals an opening for you to pursue. Yuluzak comes over the comms and instructs you to keep your comm units active as he prepares for a tricky rescue on the ship’s exterior.
There's one more (pretty epic) encounter to get through. If we're (i.e., I'm) able to keep the pace relatively quick, we should be able to finish in the next week or so, which would mean we're done before the start of Outpost.
As the Starfinders communicate their intentions, and especially when they make it clear they are fighting against the jinsul, the crew within opens the doors and ushers you in. A complement of six nelentu and syngnathrix officers barricaded themselves and their single passenger within the bridge after losing their fight with a jinsul craft. The ship’s passenger, Speaks Forgotten Words (agender thyr) is a member of Kreiholm Freehold’s governing council. "Thank you for coming to help," the ship's captain says, allowing Selene to translate for the Starfinders, "but I'm afraid there's no saving the ship. The computer here is on the fritz and we keep losing gravity. Unless you all can somehow transport us off the ship, I'm afraid we're stuck!"
Mysticism DC24:
The Veskarium is the source of the viridian balbis, although the popular story is that the vesk “liberated” the stone’s design from skittermanders during the conquest of Vesk-3. While this aeon stone orbits you, your speed increases by 10 feet; this enhancement bonus applies to any movement speed you have. As Selene knocks on the door, she hears a voice call out from the other side in an unfamiliar language. The message is repeated in another language a moment later in vesk, Vesk: "Stand back, jinsul invaders! You are not permitted to enter this bridge. Any attempt to breach the door will be met with deadly force!"
With a powerful flare, Magnus erupts in flames and rockets across the corridor like a meteor and crashes into the final jinsul. As he brings his axe down, the flames envelop the jinsul crusader, and it chitters out a final vow of hatred and death before it collapses and burns to ash.
On the forms of the fallen jinsuls, you find their gear, which includes elite defiance series armor with sonic dampener upgrades, frostbite-class
In the corridor, you also find a locker containing two mk 2 serums of
GM Screen:
Even as the battle rages outside, things have quieted down significantly within the ship. From beyond the door to the bridge near where Gab ended up, he can hear the muffled sounds of panicked voices. From this distance, however, he can't make out what they are saying.
Gab and Selene both strike the remaining jinsul, leaving it bloody and chittering angrily. Kultainen inspires Gab to carry on fighting, then renews the team's resolve to finish off the lone remaining foe in their way!
Selene and Gab both bring the fight to Blue, who takes the hits squarely in the face. The jinsul takes a step back, trying to stay away from the lashunta with the big glowy weapon of death, but continues fighting as it slashes at Gab with its legblade.
In fact, Magnus drops Purple before Kultainen can get the words out, so she instead instructs the team to focus on the sole remaining combatant. The malfunctioning gravity continues pressing down on Starfinders and jinsuls alike.
Selene finally finds her mark with her disintegrator pistol, and the jinsul's chitinous exterior begins to sizzle as the shot strikes. Gab easily fakes the jinsul out as well and delivers a painful stab in eye number 31. Purple retaliates furiously at Selene, slashing at her twice with its leg blades, while Blue takes a more measured approach in trying to hit Gab.
Kultainen and Magnus target Purple. While the android doesn't concentrate on doing damage, her guidance gives Magnus an opening to land one blow on the jinsul. While the fight continues on, the malfunctioning anti-grav systems aboard the ship continue to crush the combatants.
Before Red can make his escape, Gab and Magnus cut the jinsul down, leaving Selene open to fire her weapon at Purple. The shot goes wide, however, and the two jinsuls in the do not hesitate to move in to continue the fight. Purple runs in and passes right past the front two warriors to savagely slash at Kultainen, while Blue tries his luck at attacking the nimble Gab.
Gab steps in and fakes out the Red jinsul before jabbing it with a syringe stick. The damage is devastating, but it's effective! Red retreats behind its allies and casts a spell to attempt to heal its wounds.
While Magnus's first attack just misses his target, the second strike deals a crushing blade. Kultainen inspires the solarian to continue the fight! As the fight carries on, klaxons begin to sound throughout the ship, and a voice speaking in an unfamiliar language comes on over the intership systems. Suddenly, the entire crew feels the artificial gravity within the ship suddenly ramp up to crushing extremes!
Extreme Gravity:
A planet where the gravity is at least five times as strong as standard gravity is extremely dangerous to most creatures. In addition to the limitations of high gravity (see below), a creature in this environment takes an amount of nonlethal bludgeoning damage per round (at least 1d6, but potentially more, depending on the intensity of the gravity). Once a character takes sufficient nonlethal damage to be reduced to 0 Hit Points, any further damage from extreme gravity is lethal bludgeoning damage.
Selene fires on Red, but her allies get in her way, and her shot burns into the walls of the ship corridor with an audible sizzling. Blue and Purple both raise weapons that hum with energy even as they radiate intense cold and fire at Magnus!
Blue finds his mark and freezes Magnus's arm, while Purple freezes a bit of ceiling over the solarian's head.
Gab slashes at Green with his tail blade. The first strike kills the crusader, but more importantly, it opens up Red to a strike that comes out of nowhere to slash across several of its eyes!
Red retaliates with a pair of strikes at Gab with its leg blades.
The nimble ysoki with the advanced armor easily avoids both attacks!
Kultainen follows Magnus's attack by directing the rest of her allies to continue firing on Green, then does so herself.
You hear the sound of more spells being cast, then two more jinsul come scurrying around the corner with pistols drawn, apparently arriving from the other turbolift.
Green focuses on Magnus, its dozens of eyes piercing into Magnus's mind as the solarian feels the force of the jinsul crusader's violent thoughts on his innermost being. The jinsul then scurries straight toward Magnus, not giving him any quarter.
Still in the lift, Gab just sees Red cast a spell on its leg blade before it runs out and joins its companion in melee.
An incoming signal cuts the pleasantries short, however, and Treads the Clouds helps translate the message. "The distress signal is from one of our command ships, named Kreiholm’s Hope. The ship was critically damaged in the battle, and jinsuls are preparing to board and kill any surviving crew. Furthermore, this ship--no!" Treads the Clouds gasps, interrupting the translation of the message, then continues, "The ship carries an important passenger, the thyr council member Speaks Forgotten Words! Oh, please! Can you help them?" Yuluzak immediately springs to action and orders his crew to change course to intercept Kreiholm’s Hope[i] so the Starfinders can attempt a final rescue mission.
Acting as pilot, Joyozalva maneuvers the [i]Honorbound and lowers the hatch to allow you direct access to the upper airlock doors of the Kreiholm’s Hope. Once aboard Kreiholm’s Hope, it’s clear that the ship’s systems are failing. Lights flicker overhead, and an insistent, high-pitched tone trumpets through the chilly air. A set of twin corridors with lifts on either side lead toward a set of double doors. It seems for a moment that you've been deposited in a fortunate spot close to the ship’s command deck and luckily avoid any jinsul patrols between them and the bridge. Engineering DC20:
You recognize that critical damage dealt to the craft means that support systems such as lighting, temperature controls, atmosphere, and artificial gravity are in danger of failing. That appearance quickly fades, however, as the lift doors up ahead open and a pair of jinsuls emerge, clicking their mandibles angrily at you! Initiative:
Gab gets to work checking in on the survivors' condition while the others chat or provide counsel through their raw grief and shock. Dr. Yuuqa soon notices the ysoki hard at work caring for her people and joins him, talking about the various species of the Kreiholm Freehold as they work together to tend to the sick or wounded. She politely asks questions about the physiology of Pact Worlds species while sharing information about the species of her home world. She explains that she treated a wounded vesk who stumbled into the system and passed away several years ago, which is why she has the Vesk language in her hospital’s database.
As time wears on, talk turns to the invasion still in progress. You begin to question the survivors about the jinsuls and the Kreiholm Freehold’s connection to the Scoured Stars. While most of the survivors have no real knowledge of these topics and can only describe the terrifying and unexpected invasion, Treads the Clouds (an agender thyr mystic) is a historian who has studied these topics themselves. "The Kreiholm Freehold descends from a civilization that traces its roots to a region of space known as the Scoured Stars, consisting of several diverse species that left the Scoured Stars in search of an idyllic solar system in the Vast. Named after the leader who brought us to our new home, the Kreiholm Freehold has spread across five planets within the binary star system Saaruq-Ruaan. "Our civilization has done little in terms of exploring beyond Saaruq’s orbiting bodies, as these fertile planets fulfill all our resource needs. Further, since our arrival in system, the freehold’s founders instilled laws to dissuade exploration and trade. Originally, these laws protected the people from other groups fleeing the Scoured Stars, and they kept the freehold hidden from the ancient deity, Kadrical, that ruled from our distant home system. Today, most Kreiholm citizens accept this isolationist policy without truly understanding its roots, and the freehold’s origins in distant space are merely a historic footnote. "That is, until a few months ago. Against all odds, we were visited by jinsul demagogues seeking to convince the Kreiholm Freehold’s leadership to return to the Scoured Stars. Our governing council rebuked these jinsul agitators, however, and believed our dealings with our old neighbors to be finished. "But it seems the jinsul hierarchs have other plans. The jinsuls launched a war fleet with the goal of forcibly conquering the Kreiholm Freehold, starting with Saaruq’s outermost planetoids. The invasion seems to be lead by one of the Hierarchs, a powerful jinsul priest of their god, Kadrical."
Muyari replies frankly as Magnus checks in on the soldier, "A little shaken up, to be honest. I'm glad we were able to get out of that hospital at the least. Felt like we were all just waiting for the jinsuls to come wipe us out. At least here we feel like there's a small chance we can survive. Our civilization’s military has focused exclusively on defense. Haven't fought an actual war in centuries! I don't know how long we can hold out." Dr. Yuuqa appreciates Selene's curiosity, but remains somewhat reticent. She seems to be somewhat dismayed by the loss of her datapad and the important medical breakthroughs contained therein. "I'm glad you were there to help save the survivors, of course," she says, "I just wish there was a way you also could have recovered that datapad. The data on that device could have lead to new technologies that would save untold lives!" She remains somewhat morose and doesn't open up about the Freehold's various species.
This operating theater is where the hospital staff perform delicate procedures too complex to be carried out entirely by machines. Dr. Yuuqa and her colleagues presided over surgeries here, and the room contains advanced medical technology unique to the Kreiholm Freehold. Tiered seating around the room allows for observation by medical students, while a table at the center of the room provides a space for the patient. DC 20 Medicine, Profession (lab technician), or Profession (professor):
You identify various equipment stations around the room as medical in nature and specifically intended for complex surgeries but intrinsically different from Pact Worlds technology. That is, that's what this room was before the jinsul attack. After the initial bombing, it seems that a generator that powered much of the complex machinery in this room was damaged and eventually exploded, destroying the delicate equipment housed here. Gab also sees cabinet to the southwest containing a ruined hypopenAR. He also spots a datapad plugged into a holoprojector to the west, presumably the one belonging to Dr. Yuuqa, but it too was destroyed beyond recovery or repair in the blast. You conclude that anything of value in here has unfortunately been lost to you, so you decide to move on and help evacuate the survivors to the Honorbound. Once everyone is safely onboard, the Honorbound takes off to avoid jinsul reprisals. As the ship reenters Saaruq 5’s atmosphere, you have a chance to rest and get to know the nelentus, syngnathrixes, and thyr you rescued.
On the jinsul radiant commander:
d-suit III, red star plasma pistol with 2 batteries (20 charges each), minor photon crystal, mk 3 ring of resistance, mk 1 travel treads(AR) On each of the jinsul ground patrols:
estex suit II, squad machine gun (0 rounds left), tactical skyfire sword, screamer grenades I (2 - only 2 left) Muyari looks from one of your crew to the others as you discuss retrieving Dr. Yuuqa's datapad. "Did you say that datapad was supposed to be in the operating theater? Ah...well, I hope you're able to retrieve it. That explosion we heard before the jinsuls arrived sounded like it was coming from that direction. "As for the delivery ward, it's just around the corner here. "The operating theater is to the southwest of that. " You move to check these locations while Muyari musters the civilians to evacuate to the Honorbound. After some quick searching, you find that the delivery ward contains a basic physician drone(AR), a dermal stapler(A)R, and two mk 3 serums of healing. Moving on to the operating theater, you struggle for a moment to force open the door, which is hang jammed in its frame. You search and discover that a secondary generator must have exploded, destroying anything of value in this room.
Only Gab manages to withstand the concussive blast of the grenade, which temporarily blows the eardrums of Kultainen, Selene, and Magnus in addition to dealing them further harm. Selene and Magnus pay this affront back in spades, though, as first the spellcaster, then the solarian land blows on the lone remaining jinsul that finally end the combat.
As the firing stops, Muyari emerges from within one of the rooms in the corridor. They thank you for your efforts and offer to help escort the others to safety aboard the Honorbound. "I do not know what else you hope to do here," they say, "but there may be some supplies to aid you in your fight against the jinsuls if you check the delivery ward. Otherwise, we should get to your ship before the jinsuls send another squad to wipe us all out."
I’d take a spot, Shifty! Got a dragonkin sitting around that would love to squash some bugs!
Thanks for the heads up, Kultainen! If you're comfortable with it, could you add a "bot me" spoiler to your profile, so we can keep the game running in case you're unable to post throughout your travels? |