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Got mine, thanks for running the game!

Rukatarra targets the last rat with another Electric Arc

Electric Arc Damage Electrical: 3d4 ⇒ (2, 4, 2) = 8
Spell DC 17 Saving Throw basic Reflex

"Careful with the fire Benkost, I think we are supposed to try to save the cargo if we can."

Rukotarra moves up a bit to be in range, then casts Electric Arc targeting the 2 rats that hit are nearest Fjorn and Sev.

Electric Arc Damage Electrical: 3d4 ⇒ (4, 3, 3) = 10
Spell DC 17 Saving Throw basic Reflex

Rukotarra yells at the rats.
"Beware of the storm's lash.

Looks like the map is set to private
Initiative: 1d20 + 1 ⇒ (10) + 1 = 11

"Good idea Sev, let's check for traps first, maybe we should move the crate away from each other first so if one explodes it doesn't hurt the other crates."

"This crate sounds like it has a clock ticking inside, If we wait we might run out of time, so stand back, I'm going to try to tie a rope to the lid and open it from a distance."

to tie the rope in a way to open the lid
Survival: 1d20 + 0 + 5 ⇒ (13) + 0 + 5 = 18

"Everyone ready?"
Once everyone is ready and no one objects, Rukotarra pulls the rope trying to open the crate.

Rukotarra investigates the crate to the South. before getting closer draws a single Harrow card for advice (cast Guidance on himself)
"The Forage, a card of strength, perhaps through strength we will survive the day."
Then putting the card away Rukotarra approaches the crate with his shield raised and looks for signs of trap triggers or sounds of something living inside.

Perception: 1d20 + 4 + 1 ⇒ (14) + 4 + 1 = 19

Looks like we might be down to 4 players, Do we want to continue with just for 4 or try to fill the last seats quick?

Rukotarra extends a featured bird-like hand as a greeting to Aayah Stronch
"Aayah Stronch, good to meet you, Rukotarra seer of cards and reader of the Harrow at your service."

Rukotarra takes out his Harrow deck from a belt pouch and draws a card.
"Let's see if the cards can tell us if cargo is trapped."

Rukotarra freezes for a bit as he first sees the card, then raises his shield to the ready position, then shows the card to everyone, before speaking in a concerned cautious voice.
"The Demon's Lantern, beware the card of traps and tricks, someone led astray by a Willo-o-wisps light to an impossible situation."
Rukotarra makes a long dramatic pause before continuing.
"But there could be a positive side to it, a guide arriving at the perfect moment to show the way."
Another dramatic pause
"The cargo is trapped or has some other hazard within it or nearby that much is almost certain. What is left to find out is, are we the guides showing up at the perfect time?"
Rukotarra looks around the room at everyone in the party one at a time. then puts the card away.

Lore Fortuneteller: 1d20 + 0 + 7 ⇒ (8) + 0 + 7 = 15
rolled for entertainment value, if it accidentally plays into something feel free to run with it or not.

I have an oracle fortune teller character who reads Harrow cards for a living. I always bring my Harrow deck to live in-person games but with the time limits of organized play, I never got to do a full reading. Normally when there was a decision to be made I just drew a random card and held it up pretending it guided my choice. That's great for flavor but not really using the cards fully.

Normally I play SFS PbP and PFS2e live, but today I started my first PFS2e PbP game and already just during introduction have managed to do a full nine cared Harrow reading, so a bit excited my Harrow deck will finally be put to good use. Now I'm wondering how many readings I can work into one scenario.

How and when do you use Harrow cards in your game?

Rukotarra places his functional but very decorative steel round shield on a table and then places nine Harrow cards one in each of the rectangles painted on the shield.

"The card representing the past is in the position of the future facing the present, and the card representing the present is looks at the past before us. a most unusual reading. Likewise, the cards for good and evil are facing each other but from the other points of view.

Lore Fortuneteller: 1d20 + 0 + 7 ⇒ (14) + 0 + 7 = 21

feeling confident with his reading Rukotarra gives some advice.
Wise would we be to keep an eye out for a paradox or two...

A mysterious figure cloaked in all black hiding all of their features other than a black beak sticking out off their hood enters the room. The only features on them not cloaked in black are a light flanged mace and a round shield painted in colorful elaborate designs swelling around nine rectangular spaces laid out for a harrow card reading.

"Fjörn, of the Kolkind Clan at last we meet in person, I foresaw our meeting in the cards. My name is Rukotarra seer of cards and reader of the harrow. I have seen a misalignment in the cards that I believe we are here to solve or address. With a little luck, I believe fortune will be on our side."

Rukotarra looks back through the entrance they had just entered looks to see if anyone else is coming.
"If the cards are accurate we will be meeting the rest of our gathering of adventurers any moment."

Checking in to see if we are still starting tomorrow.

The 18th works for me I have 2 games finishing up.

DoubleGold wrote:

My bounty 20 has 6 seat available, line 32 of FCFS. It is a bounty, so if you all want make sure other games ends first, I am okay with starting a month late in April.

I signed up. I can start whenever works best. I just need a day or 2 to convert my paper character sheet to PBP and see if the remaster changed anything.

If anyone else is interested there are 5 seats left for Pathfinder Bounty #20: Burden in Bloodcove for 3rd level
it's listed on line 32 under FCFS signups at Outpost VII Event Listing.

Only one seat left now