Shoto Imuri wrote: Sifu San Pen, I only offer this comment. Your station is higher than mine, and I am grateful you allowed me to play the militant fool in the presence of the erinyes. I meant no disrespect by not deferring to your judgement, and your wisdom is very very welcome. Shoto Imuri wrote: To you, Curator, no one is unaware of the felxibility of House Shoto. Honor is still my guide, and the tenets of bushido have never applied to those outside the Celestial Order. After all, no one can challenge a samurai for beheading a disrespectful heimin. Why should my family not employ every weapon against the Dragonflight. Shall we not participate in the same war, or shall we let our way of life be exterminated based on higher moral ground? You think torturing these orcs is dishonorable, I say their lives and comfort are forfeit in the name of victory. Let us neither judge the other. I do not ask you to participate. But let's use what they know, or failing that, turn their very presence against the enemy. Hrrm, hrrm., laughs the rotund Xorn softly. You mention my station as if it werre of value. It is not- it is a burrden placed upon me by my actions. And my wisdon is only welcome to most when I counsel them accorrding to theirr own wishes. If you would hearr my wisdom, hearr this. Let yourr actions follow yourr worrds as the thunderr follows the lightning. Rrealize that bushido is one of many codes of honorrable action. Rrealize that the code of bushido goverrns those who follow it and saying it does not apply to gaijin fails to rrecognize that the code is yourrs and goverrns you. Rrealize that while the code you follow allows some actions, it does not always demand those actions. I have spoken these worrds time afterr time. I will speak them again. Yourr soul is a garrden. Nurrture it, pulling weeds and cultivating beauty and you will be rrewarded. Trreat it as a parrk forr yourr amusement and ambition and it will become foul and the rreward you gain will be burrdens you do not wish to carrry. Rreturning to the state of the Empirre, you arre corrrect- inforrmatiom is most valueable when sharred. Fate has placed us togetherr and duty rrequirres ourr commitment.
WHEN XORRNS ATTACK!!! 1st bite 1d20 + 15 ⇒ (12) + 15 = 27 dam 4d6 + 4 + 1d6 ⇒ (1, 6, 3, 1) + 4 + (5) = 20
Status:
Present AC 25, so troll attack misses. Sense Motive for what's up with these fools 1d20 + 20 ⇒ (5) + 20 = 25
Tokine wrote: "Friend! Beware the deception here. The Black Dragon and Eyrines have planned these attack, although the Orcs in their disguises pretend to hate them." Forr now, my eyes can see thrru theirr deception. What I do not underrstand is how they think these illusions can decieve us forr long.Eventually all illusions fail and theirr trrick would be visible to all. Unless they expect to use theirr opporrtunity quickly.
troll vs xorn = raging hunger types!! 1st bite 1d20 + 15 ⇒ (3) + 15 = 18 dam 4d6 + 4 + 1d6 ⇒ (4, 6, 6, 2) + 4 + (6) = 28
DRA:
unless orcs armed with bludgeoning dr5 negates both hits HRRM!! attacks: two bites, three claws; all will include Merciful, so dam is nonlethal
San Pen wrote:
Oops, forgot the game stuff intimidate 1d20 + 11 ⇒ (1) + 11 = 12Hhm- evidently failed to make strong eye contact. I knew I should have smashed a brick on my forehead.
Tokine wrote: "San Pen? What has brought you here?" It is frrom this spot the Earrth crrys out in angerr at the trred of enemies. facing the disguised foe
Who darres strrike against the Empirre? Who has called the verry Earrth to it's defense? WHO DIES FIRRST?
Status:
Under the effects of True Seeing, Haste, and Greater Heroism for the next 30 minutes. Have +4 to Intimidate and +2 to AC from natural draconic armor for that timespan, but the same armor gives -4 on Diplomacy and -10 on Disguise.
True Seeing: 120' Haste: +1 Attack on full attack action; +1 dodge bonus to AC and Reflex saves; base move = 40' (limited by own base move to +20') Greater Heroism: +4 morale bonus on attacks, saves, skill checks; immunity to fear; temp hit points = caster level (?, max 20) Natural Draconic Armor: +2 AC; Intimidatem = +4 Diplomacy = -0; Disguise = -6 WOW! Magic rushing thru his body makes it difficult for the Sifu to concentrate but more distracting is the thought that someone has dared to attack the heart of the Empire.
HRRUM, HRRUM, HRRUM,, he howls as he travels, his rumbling shaking the very ground of the palace complex as if the Earth itself would strike out.
DRA wrote:
Soldierrs of the Empirre! Hearr me! Look to yourr prisonerrs and yourr fellow warrriors. Get the wounded out of the building- It has been tarrgeted and may be attacked again. Ring the alarrms! Tokine- wherre are you? We must get outside! DRA: Is there a citizen milita for emergencies like fires (and attack)?
thinking... San Pen wrote:
Had that been only yesterday? It seems so long ago. A simpler time, at least in memory.
DRA:
It's my impression that the prisoner is a professional and that no amount of threats will move him. Sense Motive 1d20 + 16 ⇒ (1) + 16 = 17 And evidently, I'm positive of it (yep, that's a one.) goes over to the door where Tokine has the other prisoner The otherr gentleman rrefuses to talk. Perrhaps my questions must be morre forrceful. What do you have to say forr yourrself?
Has the prisoner been stripped yet? Hrrrm. Now I must begin a distasteful rround of questions. It is on me to deterrmine who you arre and what you arre doing herre. It would allow both ourrs souls some rrespite if you would answerr without rrequirring me to make and carrry out the usual thrreats. Believe me, I will cause you harrm. DRA: Sense Motive whatever DC you want. He's not bluffing but would prefer not to dirty his soul with further misdeeds. The needs of the Empire come first, however.
Thieves! Imposterrs! sinks into the earth, hoping that at a run, he will be able to keep up by avoiding obstacles and rounding corners, using tremorsense to track DRA: I still forgot to get some sort of speed enhancing magic, so speed 20 is it. I considered calling to the Guard to chase, but I've sent too many into danger to be willing to do it again. Loyal members of the police are not the answer to my slow speed.
Will save 1d20 + 10 ⇒ (18) + 10 = 28 DRA wrote: The captain looks at you blankly for a moment then looks down. "The Inspector and I were good friends. I...was able to break away from my...regular duties for a while to see him off to his ancestors." Perrhaps we could take a moment and honorr his wishes. His love of Go rrequirres a final game in his office. You will join me , I'm surre. We can discuss, in prrivate, details of his funerreal. Sense Motive over answer 1d20 + 16 ⇒ (10) + 16 = 26
A grreat voice behind me spoke of change and cleansing. I drreamed of you two indicates Azami and Yohei apprroaching a pit you did not see. Therre was a drragon on this temple. The Inspectorr sat, pale and with eyes of of blue light, in a larrge rroom. A man, winged, sat beforre a winged woman disrrobing, while he ate an apple. These visions trrouble me.
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