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Quig has seen these algorithms and the firewall before. These are classic space goblins techniques. Do you wish to try and purge the hackers from the computer? If so, I’ll need a last computer check. Using a 2nd hover art, the time for loading the Yaro berries is reduced to 8 hours.
Quig: You have gained access and quickly notices that the hackers have installed a firewall to prevent Runo’s password from being reset. My I have a perception check please?
Runo after dumping the computer on the table and says “It’s good you’re here,” the old man says, “but you’d better hurry. There’s a lot to move, and those Yaro berries will spoil before too long. You’ve no idea how much this shipment means to me. I’m retiring after this. Thirty years running this place. Now it’s Needa’s turn. This shipment is my retirement plan, so please, be careful, okay?”
Also, it'll take you guys about 16 hours to load the truck with the Yaro berries. Who is going to be doing what?
“It was working fine for inventory last night, but now it’s a mess. I need to file the change of ownership paperwork, but I can’t get the damn thing to work!” He gestures helplessly at the tablet on the desk.
Needa Prat looks at the group and motions for them to follow her to the Back office. Runo, the couriers from EJ are here. An older, stocky lashunta wearing blue coveralls sits behind a wooden desk covered in papers. He taps furiously on a datapad while grumbling to himself. His most notable feature is a missing left antenna and a thin scar that begins at his forehead and zigzags back along his scalp. He looks up, tosses the tablet aside in disgust, and asks in a polite but agitated voice, “What can I do for you?” He then follows up with Needa. Needa, can you call IT again, this stupid computer still isn't working right.
Mysticism is the arcana check in Starfinder. Capt. Placeholder, if you would like to try a Profession check to convert Staban, you may try that.
I sent an email with the specs regarding the Rig and the hover craft you guys will using for this first section As you guys navigate around to Prat's Produce using the rig, you arrive without incident. The inside of the grocery exudes a cleanliness that is minimalistic, but not sterile. Rows of shelves and friendly aisle displays present a wide variety of well-organized foodstuffs for purchase. Dozens of people—mostly lashuntas—go about their daily errands, selecting food and making (sometimes telepathic) conversation. Small, bright screens scattered about the store use flashy ads to announce the day’s best deals and upcoming specials. To the right of the entrance, automated check-out lines supervised by a middle-aged lashunta woman, tally up customer purchases.
As Quig successfully hops and down jingling his grenades as he looks out the window, he sees a rain swept ocean pouring down the porthole. A large sea serpent explodes from the surf and tries to grab a snack before it plunges back into the ocean. As you land in the spaceport of Qabarat, customs officials come out to greet you and check your purpose on such an ugly evening. Having dispensed with the customs officials, you back the company rig output of the cargo hold and hitch the trailer to transport your Yaro fruit from the shop to your ship.
Staban handles the weather and cross currents with ease.
Rain pours down on the small freighter, BD514, over dark ocean toward the city of Qabarat, which grows rapidly on the horizon. Though known as the Jewel of the Western Sea, little of the city sparkles in this weather. Qabarat lines the mouth of the Yaro River, which stretches past the city, into the foothills of the Stormshield Mountains beyond. Navigation beacons and the city’s traffic control AI direct BD514 to a landing pad at Ship’s End, the city’s bustling starport. Fail piloting check DC 15: The landing is rough enough to jostle crew members around the cockpit and knock several personal items loose, but the bumpy descent doesn’t damage the ship.
Okay when rolling dice, you can create a macro sheet or the rolls you would make frequently. or you can type all the rolls in as you go. The basic format looks like this To do it, use (dice)xdy + z(/dice) Replace the () with [], and replace x, y and z to taste.
This is a dice expression. You can look in the how to format your text below to see the common macros.
The adventure begins on the lush world of Castrovel, where the PCs must pick up a shipment of Yaro berries, a tangy fruit that grows only on the banks of the Yaro River. This seasonal, sizable purple berry is relatively commonplace in the markets of Qabarat, but it’s considered a delicacy on other worlds. Tarika asks the PCs to pick up 50 tons of Yaro berries from a local establishment called Prat’s Produce and transport them to Hivemarket on Akiton—where such a delicacy can go for 10 credits a bowl. The PCs must deliver the fruit before it spoils, in 6 days. If the PCs manage to shave a day or two off the trip, Tarika assures them that they’ll likely earn a bonus. From Tarika’s perspective, this should be a routine job.
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As you gentlemen begin to complete your characters in Paizo, feel free to begin talking to one another here. All of you are members of the crew of BD514, a light freighter travelling to the lush world of Castrovel. Tarika, your E-J handler has arranged for you to pick up and transport a shipment of Yaro berries, a tangy fruit that grows only on the banks of the river Yaro. Considered a delicacy on other worlds, you have a job transport 50 tons to a Hivemarket on Akiton. You will need to deliver the cargo within 6 days or the fruit will spoil. We will begin with BD514 landing on Castrovel after you've had a moment to introduce yourselves.
Fly Free or Die is the story of a crew of scoundrels, rogues, and misfits trying to survive in a galaxy where everyone has a price. This isn’t an Adventure Path about saving the galaxy; the heroes of Fly Free or Die work for a living. Honestly, they’d never call themselves heroes, and their
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Attacking Goblin two
Feyce has had another out of world issue to take care of, so Lebris will drag Feyce over to the door with him.
Lebris will move to the other door and wait for Dave to proceed.
Lebris will help Feyce search the scrolls and tomes for anything interesting.
Lebris is going to suggest to the arcane and Religious folks to toss the tomes and scrolls looking for anything good.
Lebris follows and stops just inside the door
Lebris defers to Dave as to which door.
Lebris will motion / mime to the group that he doesn't hear anything.
Lebris will stalk forward and listen at the front door for any sounds of someone inside.
Lebris and the rest of the party tag along cautiously behind Dave
IF no one else does anything , Lebris will walk to the other door
And that would be a quick once over alright
Lebris will give it a quick once over.
Lebris will wait at the door,
Dave, you good?? Lebris lines up at the door ready to go
Lebris will search the room
the reader might have to be in the circle, if something is supposed to happen. Lebris vacates the circle
Should we try the circle again Lebris move to the circle
Lebris will use his bonus action to disengage and back up 5 feet and shoot it the bow. Attack previous was a 14 vs. AC 6 dmg with +6 sneak dmg.
Sorry, i thought it had come out to attack Dave already. Lebris will move back towards the door and wait for it to come out.
I can't see the bad guy on roll 20 to know where he is. If i'm in melee, I''ll stick it with the rapier , if i'm away then I'll shoot it with the bow
I'll use my bonus actin to disengage if needed and back into the corner, where I still have a shot
I dont fit in the square.
Dave, Wait. I'll do it. I just can't read the runes. You're better to protect us, if I become something fearsome. You just read the runes
I didn't say it quite that way.... but Dave if, you're willing, I'm sure we'll put something nice on your memorial. If we get out of here. But yeah I guess so
Can anyone read or speak draconic or if not draconic, then interpret these runes?
I've moved just inside the door just past Dave
Lebris follows, and slides up against the wall. Attempt to hide:
Lebris will move towards the door in the SW corner. Dave seems to have gotten away with it, Lebris thinks better of it and waits for Dave.
Next door?
Lebris will move up to the intersection and wait for Dave to move through a door he likes
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