The current information table is now reliable. The Ioney situation isn't actually part of the AP, nor this fight, the opportuniy just popped up because of the Party's interactions and I went with it. :)
Nivian successfully reaches Rosie and with the help of those on deck, brings her back aboard. Plugg immedaiately yells at everyone to get back to work. Rosie gives Nivian a thankful nod, but moves on before Plugg or Scourge can take out her blunder on Nivian. The work lasts well into the night (Ioney, I assume you will help with that remove fatigue bardic ability). Ioney's efforts to keep everyone unfatigued do not go unnoticed by Captian Harrigan (at this rate Ioney, he may actually like you if you keep it up). Though you are up late into the night, you are rousted the next morning to do a normal day's work. That evening (the day after the storm), Ionaey is called out during the punishment hour by Plugg for his failure to work in the rigging. Scourge smiles evilly as he strokes his whip in antici[ation. However, Capt. Harrigan intervenes. "That man will have new duties. he may not be much of a rigger, but he keeps the rest of the crew up and about. I won't waste such a resource. His punishment is waived."
He then turns way. You notice that Plugg is definitely not happy with the attention the Captain gives Ioney.
Also, Onnello still has 1 CON damage.I was showing - 2, did he heal one overnight? I had assumed he hadn't due to the few hours of sleep. Or does the Sea Shanty heal that as well? Yes, I gave you a night's healing.
You can make three STR checks. I'll reply with three as well and we will match them in order to see if you won.
Onnello, one of the late night actions you might be interested in is trying to steal from the storeroom. Things you now know are that Grok does not keep an actual inventory and would be unlikely to miss stuff taken unless there were signs of a break in (like broken locks, etc.). There are several locked chests and cabinets in the storeroom that you notice while getting your gear back.
Ah, your preview comment may be what I did as I have been trying to limit my typos (I suck at typing). No, the Sense Motive check is after you decided to try and influence as a way of finding out anything useful through conversation. If you don't find anything, you can decide not to risk trying to influence, but your action for that period is still used. The Diplomacy checks are just a Gather Information roll that represents you asking stuff throughout the day so it doesn't commit you to any action, nor use any action. So, you can both Sense Motive, and then try to influence as well.
You can do it in the morning or the evening. You are at full spells for today.
No, it's just the variable durations that I keep secret as that creates an atmosphere of uncertainty. Most of the rest of the exammples you gave don't matter as they become immediately apparent.
As for stopping Nivian, that is something you can only do if she fails her stealth check. No, because "Guard an Area" is not an allowable late night action because it would require you to be in that area all night. So we will ignore the entire "Night at the Galley" exchange.
As Ioney comes up to Gogward, he notices Sebastion talking to him as well. Sebastion tells Ioney what he learned. At first Cogward is reluctant to talk, but Ioney breaks through his stanfoffishmess and gets him to open up.
Oops, just realized that Ioney already did his evening action. We can make this his daytime action for tomorrow.
*EDIT* Since it is only Hraak left, I will roll for him, hope you don't mind for now Hraak.
Well, this was the hardest thing ever. In some cases, like between Ioney and Randall, I actually defaulted to a coin flip. So, without further ado, here is the starting group: Robert Henry: Onnello Ustradi
To everyone else, I'm sorry I can't run another tablle, I really like a lot of your characters. I will definitely come back to this list if I lose any players.
I will have the decision by Saturday at the latest, possibly Friday night. Thank you everyone for the support and advice.
Recruitment ends tonight at midnight EST. I stopped reviewing characters in depth, that's why the newer submissions don't have feedback. Instead I'm looking at the characters in general and concentrating on backstories and campaign traits. I will do in depth reviews of selected characters instead. I now see the worst part of GMing a PbP game, character selection from such a large pool of applicants. I hate turning people down. Unfortunately, as this will be my first GMed PbP, I will refrain from running multiple tables.
This is the recruitment page for the interest check I made earlier. If you have any questions feel free to ask. Here are the Character creation rules:
Game Rules:
I will be selecting a six member Party. I also suggest reading the Plyer's Guide available at Paizo for free. |
