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Sekhem is waiting outside the Blakross Museum, waiting for her comrades, with a whole bunch of tickets in hand:
"I hope they did not drink too much. We DID say we were paying to visit the place..."

Sekhem settles down for a loooooooooong wait.

Yes, just to answer and confirm what Hmm said, it is a first level rebuild.

Sekhem starts dancing around: "A Pathfinder, I am a Pathfinder, a PATHFINDER!!!"

I can create a character to join the Pub Crawl...

"The Cosmic Order is a balance, so you must never try to summon too many Shadows and such, lest everything dissolves into chaos.
Join the Pathfinder Society and serve for at least a few years, and you will learn to save yourselves from yourselves-- as well as others."

"May Ma'At Protect-- Hmm...?"
Fortitude HP w. Promotional Vestments Boon: 1d20 + 8 + 1 ⇒ (8) + 8 + 1 = 17
Sekhem feels that she probably got close to entering the darker shadows, but--
--there is A Light in the Shadows!

The negative energy washes over Sekhem, who is used to the bountiful sunlight and positivity of the Imperial Palace--
Fortitude: 1d20 + 6 ⇒ (2) + 6 = 8
Is that a basic save? (thus 20 damage for crit' fail?)

Sekhem sees two futures in front of her-- one the lighter of the shadows, the other the darker of the shadows.

Sekhem looks at the nice wisps of light--

Sekhem smiles at Lyric-- then claps at the lights.

Sekhem is getting more and more distraught as she sees shadows everywhere, growing, coming to life--
Having also just met Valais Durant, the Mistress of Sekhem's faction, the young Osiriani lady is pushed to act, calling out the Radiant Oath's motto:
"A Light in the Shadows!"
And she casts light on the blue-enameled silver plume in her coif.

If you are the type of person who routinely breaks into locked staff offices, let me know

Oh, that's me alright!

Sekhem hugs the man back.
"Thank you very much!
And our warmest regards to the missus!"

"And I am told Shadow Magic leaves big black splotches and blotches on floors... hard ones to scrub. I believe we should have a chance to prevent that."

"I do not wish to lie, I am more in the medical field. But our great King - May Ma'at protect Khemet III! -has endless marble floors, and such dedicated and experienced professionals who keep them pristine.
Such a great profession!"

"We are not burglars. And we are not trespassers. We will pay the price. But we are here to stop some problems from occurring and--
--hey, that spot is not clean!"

"Well, maybe we can buy a ticket tomorrow to cover the entry price-- and just walk in now?!"

Did not know that song.

Sir Brian had a battleaxe with great big knobs on...

Sekhem shares the information-- "Maybe we can buy tickets for tomorrow?
Or try to find a night guard?"

Yes, a one time use one

Sekhem played Sandstone, and has GM Credit for Port Peril (and I have played all the non-replayable quests).
Otherwise I have one lvl 3 character w. no credit for Sandstone, and one lvl 2 for Port Peril.
But I could simply create a new level 1 character (and would be happy to do so).
Maybe name it The Old Dog Pusher - and people would believe the character is old... and then discover it just a kid... who only pushes Old Dogs (make a Ranger w. Favored Enemy "Old Dogs".

Quite Meta' & OOC but who cares! May Ma'at smite if I am out of line: I beleive we still have a This grants you a +2 circumstance bonus to a single Diplomacy check to Gather Information during this scenario, and I imagine we are getting close to the end so why do one of the Bards use it now?

Sekhem looks around for tattoo parlor, or a nail salon, or some such place-- to go hang out a bit and ask questions.
"Anybody know Tavvar? She into skin lotion? Purchases ingredients?"

Diplomacy Gather Information +6: 1d20 + 6 ⇒ (13) + 6 = 19

You call this organized?!

Welcome!

Escape is an Unarmed Attack vs fixed DC and has the attack trait thus it adds to the MAP.

EDIT--Here.

It is not meant to be weird. I imagine it is because you have 3 actions and is aimed at not simply doing three Escapes in a row w/o them getting harder.

I believe it still works as you say.

Seeing none of their enemies are living, and Sekhem sees people are cutting away at the enemy like mad, she holds out her hands and weaves words of Power... and her comrades are all healed for--

HP Healed: 1d8 ⇒ 4

3 action Heal

I will pass on the offer for the Quest, but thanks a lot!

Yes, get better.

Sorry, I forgot I added Recall Knowledge in the beginning.

Sekhem looks at the other creature-type.
Recall Knowledge, Religion, Trained: 1d20 + 6 ⇒ (3) + 6 = 9

Sekhem looks at the creatures, wondering what these are--
Recall Knowledge, Religion, Trained: 1d20 + 6 ⇒ (7) + 6 = 13

--before focusing on Old Dog, upon who she casts the feathery and blue Guidance of Ma'at: "Ma'at, guide your puppy!"--
choose a d20 roll of yours in your next round before rolling and get a +1 Old Dog

--and then she casts a Forbidding Ward between Old Dog and the brain eating thing with Purple slippers: "I forbid you to eat the Dog's brains!"
Old Dog has +1 AC & +1 saves vs. Purple

After Ravant has found his stable belaying place and solid rope-tying-up location, Sekhem just pushes Old Dog over the edge-- what the...?

"Let's get on with it already!"

--as Ravant starts to fall-- Sekhem reacts by calling out a Word of Power and causes the air itself to arrest Old Dog's fall.
He tumbles slowly down, and lands without damage on the ground.

Sekhem smiles: "Easier and more elegant, ain't it? And more fun for giving a push without warning!"

"Or one of you-- magic users? Can cast Levitate and get them to float up..."

Sekhem shrugs, having no rope.

Sekhem peers down--
Religon, trained: 1d20 + 6 ⇒ (3) + 6 = 9
--and shrugs:
"What was that person doing burning incense in a basement, seems a bit silly."

My wife and I only have a small place in Paris.
So we are happy to be in the countryside.
Other than not seeing the neighbors whom we normally visit regularly, note much has changed here (the garden, the stream...).

I am mainly based in Paris, France-- but travel a lot all around Europe, for work.

But now I am in the countryside, on my second month of nationwide-house-arrest-lockdown-fighting-the-pandemic (so no Paris nor traveling, but sunshine and birds & Zoom meetings instead!).

Sekhem is quite impressed by how Serane recovered.
"Oh... I thought you were going to fall through, there, for a moment..."

I think that even if a non-Half-Elf somehow got in-- joking --we are having a LOT of fun!

Sekhem looks back at Serane:
"I imagine they felt they could not kill the undead directly, maybe not good enough fighters or whatever... so they blocked them off and neutralized them
Probably imagining the undead would perish--"

Turning to Lyric:
"It seems they were just trying to do their best to serve the greater good.
But, you are right, we will have to make all this known, including to the neighborhood hair-dresser's salon, where they believe living people were walled up."

Sekhem checks out where Lyric is looking --but no Crafting.
"Maybe they locked some up in the floor too?"

"A haunt?
Exorcism?
Well... this does not sound good. We must cleanse this place!"

Sekhem tries to understand what might be going on--
Religion: 1d20 + 6 ⇒ (10) + 6 = 16

Sekhem will share what she learnt with the others: "Stay clear of the walls. Undead or spirits or other dark creatures may remain within them!"

I am fine with our not-ridiculous or at least fun-and-entertainingly-ridiculous GM taking us through the rooms in her order.

Sekhem will move along behind her comrades, casting a spell of Ma'at to detect any magics-- excluding the powerful relics in her group.

Well, why not?, Sekhem thinks, and will try to find some people gardening or walking their pet: "Hello, hello, what is so famous about the haunted house of Mavedarus? Is it worth an exciting visit?"

Diplomacy, trained: 1d20 + 6 ⇒ (16) + 6 = 22

"See, that's a good name also: Initiate!"

"Beautiful", says Sekhem, looking at the angels, thinking they would be good earrings.

Sekhem looks at her friends:
"I don't know what the others think, but", touching the ostrich plume in her headdress: "I'd choose the name 'Feather' if I were you!"

Sekhem sees this patchwork of dead flesh and starts to shudder--
WIll Save: 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (2) + 8 = 10
Hero Point reroll Wills Save: 1d20 + 8 + 1 ⇒ (20) + 8 + 1 = 29
--but calls upon Ma'at, and her impartiality.
She manages to get a grip on herself, and steps forward... to hug the creature.

"One must go beyond one's fear. Like I am doing. To get to know you...
And, by, the way, if you feel you were created for goals that you dislike, maybe you could sue your creators?"

Sekhem fishes around in her satchels and pulls out a business card that she hands over--

"Here, maybe take that up with Pip, of the Envoy's Alliance legal defense team."

"What the heck is this?"
Recall Knowledge: 1d20 ⇒ 7
+1 Arcana, +4 Academia Lore, +3 Nature, +1 Occult, +6 Religion...

Smiling at the sharp beams of sunlight light filtering down, Sekhem asserts: "A Light in the Shadows!"

She will back anyone going to open a door...

Tr. is for trained
Ex. for expert
(the level in the Skill)

All the double numbers are 1 out of 1 ; 2 out of 2 etc.
(and I change them when I use things: 0 out of 1)

As for the spoiler, it is not to hide anything, and anyone can look in there, of course, I simply spoiler it because it is OOC game info that I'd rather not see since it is not RP and that way the GM can just check whenever they want

"Well, there is nothing much here.
Other than getting us dirty.
Maybe below deck?"

Though you mainly use spoilers for OOC things, or things you wish to only have certain people see.

Like an aside or an aparté.

If Sekhem whispers to Lyric I could put that in a spoiler.
[spoiler=For Lyric

In the case of secret rolls, the idea is that you type your dice formula--
[dice=Secret Roll Gather Info' Diplo]1d20+7
And put that in a spoiler-- that you then "publish", but you do not open your own spoiler
Thus you rolled but do not know the result

[b]"Tell your nephew to please stop his illegal activities. They might be lucrative, and exciting, but better to be a boring law abiding poor citizen!"[b/]

On the ship, Sekhem will wait a bit, and then follow the others, moving slowly through the seaweed.

She is very careful and does not--
1d20 + 5 ⇒ (2) + 5 = 7
--take her eyes of where she is walking.

@Ravant:

Is this a secret check? If so, ignore the roll

If you have time you can always check the Archives of Nethys.

You can also just check Secret which lists things under actions and skills etc..