Female Half-Orc STATUS: Pulled Orc
Tacey runs forward, drawing both of her short swords and lashes out at it with one. I don't like the idea of puddles attacking us when there's all this snow about. Masterwork Short Sword: 1d20 + 7 ⇒ (17) + 7 = 24
Female Half-Orc STATUS: Pulled Orc
Ohoho, don' look at me. Dad always said "orcs melt snow with the blood of their foes." O' course, he was about as much of a raiding savage as your cat, so what did he know? Tacey shakes her head to stave off her tangential tendencies. If you're worried 'bout gettin' yer feet wet, maybe we oughta build you a sled?
Female Half-Orc STATUS: Pulled Orc
Tacey awkwardly hides and shifts her feet during all the conferencing, waiting to get back out into the countryside. Once the party has left the council she is a touch more talkative, however. Seems our best shot's looking for that portal, hey? The one the fairy mentioned?
Female Half-Orc STATUS: Pulled Orc
That is absurdly unbalanced. I only wanted the shortsword because that's what my finesse training applies to and I only have one, so my damage would be quite a bit higher, I think, but yeah I'm literally the only one who can use the tools, so obviously I'd get that. The armor does the most good with me given that I will probably be using the ACP skills the most, but I think Ingrit and Dom would also get some use out of it. Plus, I'm already higher level than you guys anyway. The bolts I can use but probably won't. Can Erland use some of the scrolls that Damiano is taking?
Female Half-Orc STATUS: Pulled Orc
Tacey doesn't feel comfortable poking around asking for a share of loot with the party just yet so she seems most interested in the fairy in a cage. Can anybody speak fairy? These little buggers have always confused me, and maybe it knows what its friends are up to.
Female Half-Orc STATUS: Pulled Orc
Seeing Eianar's probing stare, Tacey hastily defends herself. I'd like ta take this opportunity to point out that I was not allowed to interact with the prisone-lady here. Bossman thought I'd be overly sympathetic given my sweet and caring nature. Tacey offers the last sentence as a sarcastic aside. |