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I wanted to pour some alchemist oil toward the closest catapult and then go for an explosion in the ammunition cart. Though It's probably a better idea to just destroy the ammo. I need Virgil help, I need some diversion si I can exit the wagon and trow and big a rock or something at the pots. The explosion should create the opportunity to stealth after it.

DO the alchemist fire needs a spark to ignite or there are those flask that work as splash weapon?. I want to burn down that carriage and the catapults

I guess I'll try to start sabotaging/breaking/damaging things.

It isn't covered with cloth, but the barrels are stacked high and dense enough to make your stealth check possible. I just wasn't sure if you meant you moved towards it or if you actually got onto it.

I got onto it since I guess they give me more cover than being outside

It's one of those wagons that have some cloth that cover it or it is utterly open and exposed to people seeing me?

Wearing a cloaked hood, Nysha uses Virgil's deception to move into the Ammunition wagon.

Stealth: 1d20 + 9 ⇒ (6) + 9 = 15

@ The night before

The tower's front door seems to be magically protected, a password is needed to avoid it's magic.

@ At the present

Whispering: I can go unseen and do some sabotage, but I need to do it quickly, so I first need to know exactly where to go.

Nysha, would you like to ask questions or start some kind of spying in there before we advance the time?

Having had witnesses of her drinking skills, Nysha will spent time with the guards drinking, sharing stories and gaining the guards trusts.

Bluff for acting role?: 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (20) + 8 = 28

Nysha curses in her mind. Nysha have always considered that Losing total control over herself is unprofessional, and The beverage indeed seems strong. But she can't backtrack now or would not have a change with the soldiers

Fort save?: 1d20 + 7 ⇒ (12) + 7 = 19

Nysha acts as if she were somewhat tired and ignores the stares.

"Please come in, come in. You are most welcome. I am the one and only Rhaspar, what can I do for you?"

Do you have something that makes me forget for a moment that I'm between an exigent old-fashioned loyalist andorian noble and a sieging army?

Hi. Sorry for the low rate of posting but The defense of my Ph.D thesis is in 14 days, so, DM, are you ok with a daily small post until then?

Ok. Nysha goes the conqueror's blade to see what she finds there.

And perhaps Nysha could try to fraternize with the guards and militia at the Conqueror's blade?

Garan's words sounds reasonable to young Nysha. As Garan escorts Virgil outside, Nysha acts as if the elf have just relieve from her bodyguarding duties to Lord Justin.

She then acts relaxed and asks for a beer. Looking for any group of soldiers near her in order to spy their conversation.

I didn't want to hogthe game, so that's why i was suggesting one of you.

I'll just need the excuse to be around blacklock

It might raise suspicion if several known associated people start showing interest in captain blacklock, unless we openly act in the name of Lord Augustana. IN fact, if he is so loyalist, perhaps a visit from lord Justing might be in order.

Intimidate: 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (10) + 8 = 18

Nysha buys some quality wine. Acting Refined, She brings it to her master's table and serve him a small drink. She then leave the bottle in the table, turn around and with a stern gaze she try to discourage anyone from disturbing virgil.

What? - Nysha says to all the ones watching the party when they entered the dead well. The young women makes sure nobody interrupts Virgil in his mental conversation with Garan. In the meantime she also ask for some elven wine if there is some.

Whispering: Good, I'll go with Virgil to his suit in the the Dead-Well, a noble would never be without at least some bodyguards. Garan can you start the reconnaissance?

When the little girl goes

Well, we are inside. Now we only a reason to approach Baron Vendikon. Though it is better to wait some time, I'll bet he is not in the mood for visitor right now.

Nysha takes mental note of the abilities of Virgil. Magicians are always good when they are on your side but sometimes the power makes them too fickle.

Let's not lose a moment, master. - Nysha says somewhat sarcastically. She takes actions to open the path for the group (I guess people are storming to enter the keep, so I just push people around to open a route)

I guess is one of those things that they thought was crystal clear for everyone. It certainly isn't from reading the book. Though in their defence the spell manifestation thing was always their "unofficial" stance on the matter.

Well, "Whatever the case, these manifestations are obviously magic of some kind, even to the uninitiated" -

But if the DM is ok with it everything is cool.

It's a link from the "Pathfinder Design Team Official Rules Response" account, but the FAQ can be linked directly

http://paizo.com/paizo/faq/v5748nruor1fm#v5748eaic9tza

What exactly do I identify when I’m using Spellcraft to identify a spell? Is it the components, since spell-like abilities, for instance, don’t have any? If I can only identify components, would that mean that I can’t take an attack of opportunity against someone using a spell-like ability (or spell with no verbal, somatic, or material components) or ready an action to shoot an arrow to disrupt a spell-like ability? If there’s something else, how do I know what it is?

Although this isn’t directly stated in the Core Rulebook, many elements of the game system work assuming that all spells have their own manifestations, regardless of whether or not they also produce an obvious visual effect, like fireball. You can see some examples to give you ideas of how to describe a spell’s manifestation in various pieces of art from Pathfinder products, but ultimately, the choice is up to your group, or perhaps even to the aesthetics of an individual spellcaster, to decide the exact details. Whatever the case, these manifestations are obviously magic of some kind, even to the uninitiated; this prevents spellcasters that use spell-like abilities, psychic magic, and the like from running completely amok against non-spellcasters in a non-combat situation. Special abilities exist (and more are likely to appear in Ultimate Intrigue) that specifically facilitate a spellcaster using chicanery to misdirect people from those manifestations and allow them to go unnoticed, but they will always provide an onlooker some sort of chance to detect the ruse.

posted October 2015

http://paizo.com/threads/rzs2syn8&page=3?Identifying-a-Spells-with-Spel lcraft#124

Look up Psychic Magic on prd under Components.

Even spells with no component at all are noticeable for people around.

Eh, unless the mesmerist class have an special ability for it,
the casting of a spell is evident for everyone in there, including all the guards.

Nysha stay quiet and pretend to be somewhat absent. She watch the guards and the surrounding to try to learn as much as she can.

SO, uhm, wand of CLW?

%: 1d100 ⇒ 38

And what kind of things are avaliable before we leave?

I just wanted to be clear of our plan before I post again: Are we all now going as part of "Joshua's" retinue?

It's ok for me. We can stay together that way, although the negative side is that in case one of us is discovered it would draw to the attention to rest of us.

A CLW wand with 50 charges is 750gp. The party was just handed 10,000 gp on top of the 6000 you each used during character creation. If you want to split it evenly, its 187.5 gp per person.

Oh, for some reasons I thought we could not use it before the mission.

Uhm, then, unless we all do our best to look incompetent, it could then be suspicious if you have three new body guards with you..., Maybe one of us should pretend to be the bodyguard of Virgil's fake identity -

Nysha study the merchant to see what kind of clothes and faked personality would serve best for her facade.

We should pile the remaining of our money to buy a wand of CLW

Is common for you to have different bodyguadrs each time you have gone to Pyren bluff, Mr Gaskar?

Nysha doesn't see any problem with Virgil plan

It could be convenient for us four to not be seen as a single group.

I think they are doing a major revision to the forum as a whole, so the issues will last for a while.

The goals seems clear enough. However, our covers could be compromised if there is already reasons for the abron to suspect there will be a siege to his keep. So, I guess that so far the Andoran army have not done any suspicious movement near the baron's keep

The page have been down a lot lately.

Not fully trusting in the general motives, Nysha replies

I see, that's enough reason to take Baron Vendikon out of the political game.

Nysha rise an elbow at the sight of the newcomer

Uhm, Noya yuuki I think,...and Mr Garan swiftblade, If I'm not wrong - Nysha acknowledge them and then turns to the general

indeed, since the army is hiring more than the usual number of competent swords for a job, I guess the mission have to be important indeed, general...Thanks for the coffee- Nysha drinks a little

I guess it would be unacceptable to let the client...unsatisfied with our work - She says talking about the assassination target.

Kn Geography/local: 1d20 + 4 ⇒ (19) + 4 = 23

Greetings general - Says the smiling woman just before bowing in reverence to the general.

The young woman is dressed in a simple dark traveler outfit that is tight to the body. Her long hair collected in a simple hair bun. A simple peasant to most people eyes.

Yes, please - she accepts that coffee

As long as you don't stand in the way between me and my hard earned money, everything should be fine.

hi there. Eveyrything good with the map.

I think I'm done, except, maybe, for the way you are asking the fluff. By the nature of her profession, Nysha would change her appearance and way to speak depending on the situation (see background), so I don't know what to so.

I will submit this character, though I'm still finishing her.

DM here,this is the character I will submit.