Naomi Hiddenleaf's page

Want an exotic name? I’m making a boss monster for my cousin’s campaign, a blue dragon souled construct, named Adamantine Soul, which in draconic is Silny Seoyl, which doesn’t sound draconic at all. :)

My apologies for disappearing. I thought I messaged everyone, but it seems a few groups were missed. Work very suddenly junked out on me and I couldn’t get online for awhile. Still can’t get online regularly for at least another week or so, and even then I have no idea if the breaks at my new posting will be enough to get back into gaming.

”I say we should find Timinic next. Any other opinions?” Naomi asks she keeps Teak from bothering everything else with a tail in the room.

Hey, we have a dog in the party. Hijink possibilities abound.

”Oh, does your familiar deliver touch spells or something? Cause I would also find those useful, as I prefer to avoid encumbering armor.” Naomi asks. If you use your familiar in combat she is fine with letting you keep them.

”We probably shouldn’t trust any antidotes we get from this town.” Naomi notes solemnly as she keeps watch.

Don’t forget, even most scholars haven’t heard of anything above DC 20, only the truly exceptional leaders in their field have heard of such things. There might be more such individuals than the real world, but still not obvious.

Teak seems to take quite an interest in the cat, approaching and sniffing.

Meanwhile Naomi is looking through folders while waiting on everyone else.

Perception: 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (7) + 8 = 15

I misunderstood. I thought the files were from the safe and thus few. She will take only a few files, ones that seem to have been accessed recently to peruse. Hopefully they’ll be relevant.

Naomi will take the files and peruse them as she follows everyone else.

”No one else is in the lodge. We should see if we can find a key and lock it up behind us. No sense in leaving the place unlocked and unattended.” Naomi mentions on her return, and starts looking for the building key, unless someone found it already.

GM, Naomi is checking the building for other people, such as other people he worked with (assistants and the like), or visitors in other rooms.

Did she find anyone? Is that not an action?

Second, what is an investigation subsystem? And why do we need one?

”Or scary idea, the poison used is formulated to react to such a potion.” Naomi says, gesturing to Teak to sit, as the dog seems to want to smell the venture captain.

”I will see if anyone else is in the building.” Naomi says as she takes Teak and checks the rest of the building for any other pathfinders or visitors.

”Anyone going for a doctor?” Naomi asks.

Naomi brings Teak back inside. ”Whoever that guy was did a good job of disappearing. But he also drank from the same flask, so either some sort of trick flask or the poison came from elsewhere.”

Naomi gestures to Teak, her dog, to start tracking.

Survival plus scent: 1d20 + 5 ⇒ (16) + 5 = 21

Naomi rushes out the door ”Clovesh!” she yells to get his attention, while looking for him.

Perception: 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (8) + 8 = 16

Naomi is short and looks human save that her skin is ashen grey, and every once in a while you’ll catch sight of a tail as she makes or breaks camp. Her hair is red, almost unnaturally so, and somewhat long in a single braid. She wears simple and loose fitting clothes out on the trail, but she had a much nicer outfit suitable for nobles when meeting at the lodge. She is followed around by a dog she calls Teak, which has a harness with bags.

”I have not actually been there. Haven’t heard anything other than that it exists either.” Naomi replies rather lazily, as she stares up at the sky in thought.

Teak is going back and forth smelling everything on the road as the group passes.

Editing Google stuff is beyond me at the moment, I’d appreciate it if someone added my info to the sheet.

Name:DarkLightHitomi
AKA: Naomi Hiddenleaf
Faction: Grand Lodge
PFS: 84816-2
XP: 3
Prestige: 6
Fame: 6
Day job: Fortuneteller; take 10 for a total of 15.
Gold Earned: 1734.5
Spent: 445.8

Interesting. PFS1? Would this character be suitable?

Well, I'd known of the old faction missions I might have a different character. I still have one or two characters for the old factions.

At the other two with her "Go, I've got the little ones covered."

Naomi remains watchful, not just of what's in front, but also behind, and watchful of the goblins too, in case they try something.

Naomi moves to cover the corner where someone will have to pass by to get to the goblins. Then she'll ready an action to trip any enemy who tries to get past her.

Naomi is herding the goblins into the sleeping area to let the others fight since she was already in the back. She stands ready to stop anyone who breaks through the lines.

Holy cow! That place is massive! That's basically a castle. Super expensive. Are we really supposed to think one guy, or even three are legitimately here by themselves? This is sized like a high noble's estate.

Naomi follows behind the goblins, keeping another set of eyes on them, while also staying out of the way.

Dogs have, or should have, scent. Dogs as animals tend to be more in tune with things that are unknown or threats (Teak is a guard dog and thus combat trained, which definitely helps in the threat detection area, at least narratively speaking). They don't get as distracted or blinded by logic, reason, and self-deception as people and can sense a person's energy in a way the people are blind to. That is largely my personal experience with real dogs of course, but on a mechanical level at least, if dogs don't have scent then some dev screwed up big time. And the scent feature is the only thing I'm actually expecting to come into play, though the rest would be cool to see. :)

Naomi quirks an eyebrow at the response but simply moves on to introductions, gesturing to everyone in turn with their name, including the goblins, though she leaves them for last.

Does my dog seem uneasy?

Eyeing the sealed up stalls. "No horses today? Are we still that far from any regular traffic?"

Wow, didn't realize I missed out on arcana and took spellcraft instead. Guess I'll fix that next level.

Naomi takes the crystal and hides it in her pack for later identification, unless someone else wants to id it.

She otherwise scouts around inside and outside the hut. She also makes sure there is plenty if room so the fire won't spread when he burns the house down.

Naomi casts shocking grasp then charges the doll to knock it over, and deliver a touch in doing so of course.

CMB: 1d20 + 1 ⇒ (12) + 1 = 13
Shocking Grasp: 1d6 ⇒ 2

Naomi turns to Neeka and Omgot and gives them a glare to pin them to the spot and makes the hush gesture, cause they were being far too noisy. Probably a whispered argument or something.

1d20 + 9 ⇒ (13) + 9 = 22

Naomi slinks away quietly.

"Yes, odd. But we've got a job with tag-alongs. If we don't have a need to be fulfilled, I say we leave well enough alone. This is a dangerous land, anyone living alone like this is probably not someone to mess with. So are they friendly or not? I'd rather not deal with it if they are unfriendly, especially with responsibilities that we can not easily escape with." Naomi voices to the others.

Obviously we have line of sight since we know what it looks like. Did you mean something more particular by that?

K Local untrained: 1d20 + 3 ⇒ (14) + 3 = 17

Naomi rolls her eyes at the match, "Ugh, boys."

Naomi sighs at the dwarf's interruption, "My companion's personal hopes aside, we are just travelers escorting a few persons through to beyond the other side of Irrisen. Other than being on our path and thus buying supplies as we travel, we have no business with or in Irrisen itself. Of course, we'd like to keep our travels discreet, but since there is no fee for the ferry, that leaves me a few extra coin, perhaps a few gold would help keep our passing discreet?"

Technically one gold is akin to a hundred dollar bill to us, but lots of folks feel differently for some reason, so I'll the GM decide what he feels is an appropriate amount for this.

Naomi asks Rimetusk "I hear you run this town. So I was hoping you could tell me who runs the ferry, and if they charge a fee?"

How he answers will dictate her response.

White picket fences? They have an unusually large middle class for such a world.

Naomi is of course up front, having fun with the snow and looking rather carefree amd almost child-like, yet easily moving around the busy street, flowing like water between the people and never bumping despite looking like she would nearly constantly be bouncing off people. She is if course keeping aware of her surroundings much more than she appears.

Naomi helps out. Not much on survival skills but prettu good at hiding, she focuses on helping make the camp harder to spot from a distance.

Untrained survival: 1d20 + 2 ⇒ (2) + 2 = 4

Stealth: 1d20 + 9 ⇒ (13) + 9 = 22

Sorry, my post got ate and I didn't realize it.

Now Naomi uses mage hand to push the pot over away from the ladder. Then finishes climbing up.

"I haven't found a suitable ranged weapon yet. It's not like just any will do."

Seeing as all were killed before she could get to them, Naomi lets lightning dissipate in the stone wall and steps back to see the pot and uses mage hand to tip it over.

Naomi stays behind the wall long enough to draw her blade Delraga and cast a charge of Shocking Grasp, ready to punch or kick the next goblin that gets within reach.

Naomi follows the cart as she has it come to a stop against the left tower and "the driver" crawls into the back. Naomi then makes her way inside the tower.

Naomi is a little short on ranged options, so melee only for the moment.

Naomi keeps the cart moving, with the elf driver driving the nags pulling it at a faster pace but also careening wildly from side to side in an evasive way.

She'll keep this up till either A) she reaches the towers, or B) the goblins start ignoring the cart.

Still can't edit google stuff. Kinda nice to see it for once though.

Naomi executes her plan, making sure to give the cart a few new arrows to complete the deception. Wheeling around and picking up speed to go bumping over the rougher terrain around the towers.

Egavreis is not kicking any doors down with an 8 Strength. Was hoping Khon'Ur would handle that.

Don't be so sure. I once played a kid caster, and she broke down every door that all the adults failed at. An 8 str is only a -1.

Given the lack of objection, Naomi walks in a circle as a wagon begins to take shape within where she walked. She then sets it in motion down the road, the elf driver winking as they go past.

Naomi commands Teak to guard Isandra, then she follows behind the cart, maintaining and directing the illusion to look realistic, but also using the cart to conceal herself from the goblin's view.

When/if the goblins attack, she'll direct the cart to respond by trying to run around the left side of the towers.

After reporting her findings, Naomi has a suggestion, "I could create the illusion of cart or something, take their attention. When they spring their ambush, the cart runs left while we counter from the right. Us sneaky types can even attack from behind once they start shifting to deal with you. Though, someone needs to stay here regardless."

"The scaly one is right. Those watchtowers were built here because it is strategically defensible. It also makes a great ambush site. Let me take a look to see what we are up against."

Naomi will sneak around to see if she can identify what kind of group is inhabiting the watchtowers and whether there is potential to negotiate.

Stealth: 1d20 + 9 ⇒ (20) + 9 = 29
Perception: 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (6) + 8 = 14

Sure, I can do it for you. Same token?

Thank you! And yes, the token is fine. :)

Hmm, seems I still can't use google slides. Downloading to view isn't as bad as it used to be surprisingly enough, but still sucks.

I still can't seem to edit it though.

If someone would be so kind as to add me, I'd appreciate it. No commemt on pronouns, monk1/sorc1, front of the column as she is taking up the scout role.