Imma just gonna go then. Have fun guys.
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I think i'll take your offer to jump ship then. Overextended myself a little with the pbp campaigns. Might even DM one myself one day. I'll stay on until an appropriate point. Then you guys can be as neutral as you want.
Water Spout doesn't flinch when the bullet cracks the planks inches from his feet. He maintain's his stance and stares at Mr. Pugg a moment longer, making him aware of the fact that the only reason Spout stopped was because of the captain. He then turns to address the captain. "My apologies captain, for my ignorance." He pauses letting everyone think he was done then continues. "I assumed even pirates had some honor. What was I thinking?"
Water Spout watches the fight intently. At first he too is intimidated by the brute. But as the fight progresses he realizes that the man called owlbear, while obviously strong, is also clumsy and simple. His punches are slow and obvious, he moves rather sluggishly to defend himself, and he appears to be blind in one eye. Any decent fighter could handle him easily. And the look on Plugg's face says he wasn't expecting this turn of events. He obviously miss judged Dinali. Water Spout had done the same apparently. But when the club rolls onto the field, he knows there is foul play. He was really going to enjoy this.
A torrent of water slithers its way up the boat, flows around Water Spout and then jets off to blast Mr. Plugg in the face. The water-bending Undine then steps onto the field of battle starring squarely at Mr. Plugg. "I believe you said this fight was bare-knuckle or wrestling. If clubs are allowed then I guess anything goes Mr. Plugg."
Night Action: Rest...yeo that's it.
Your character rolled a higher initiative so Owlbear goes first. It says the intimidate was a free action.
Water Spout is obviously not happy about the decision but he goes to the edge of the crowd to watch anyway. Dinali had said she wouldn't harm him too bad, assuming he didn't defeat her first, but if things got out of hand he intended to step in if need be.
As Mr. Pugg brings the man known as Owlbear out Water Spout is floored at the cruel treatment going on here. Lead by a collar and chain, the man is easily over 6 feet and well muscled but his face has the same look as wiped dog. He regards Mr. Pugg with fear and shies away from jeers of the other sailors. Forgetting his own tired state from a hard day of swabbing, Water Spout steps in front of Dinali, a look of grim determination on his face. I will fight him.
Is it 1 damage? I am not sure what you mean by: @Spout Check Dinali's for your bite I thought that was supposed to be in another day not the next day. @Spout- In three days something bad happens (ill try to remember). your attack on orange and trip on red is good.
Aye Aye Captain.
Night Action: A friendly game of cards sounds like fun so Water Spout joins in. He also spots Raven sliding cards around to favor him. He doesn't say anything mid game but afterwards he says, Grok is the quartermaster. Sure you want to cheat someone who issues the gear? Daytime Job:
Today was an unusually hard day on the deck. The sun beat down and the wind was practically dead, leaving Water Spout dry and exhausted.
The rats are gone but we are still knee deep in water and two people are struggling over the bilges. As Water Spout visible struggles over the bilges he manages to grunt out, Boy that's some nice stuff...there. Be awful if...it got wet. Right Raven?
By the time they find whatever it is they are looking for it just might, he says. He tries to smile but it quickly becomes a grimace. I don't...know my name...people just call me...Water Spout. Or Spout. Or Wasp at one point. They continue to struggle but the water doesn't seem to be diminishing. But at least its not getting deeper.
Spout scratches at the wound from the rat but is otherwise no worse for the wear. He isn't quite sure what Dinali is looking for but, manning the bilges, he tries to get rid of the excess water.
The extra water already down here is making things difficult and Spout begins to struggle.
As a bolt of arcane energy takes out the rat before Water Spout he shifts his attention to the remaining foes. He bats one rats feeble attempt to bit him and retaliates. The blow felt awkward and carried little strength but the next was sure to be painful.
If I can't full attack I'll ready action to strike the first one that gets within range again using the attack above.
AoO if available.
Whoops, forgot the second one.
Since roll20 isn't responding right now I am fighting blind. Same full attack if I am within 5 feet of two targets Without going into the water.
If I can't full attack I'll ready action to strike the first one that gets within range using the attack above.
AoO if available.
Roll 20 doesn't show anything flanking me but I'll take your word on it.
Attack one rat (the one to the bottom) and trip another.
Opportunity attack if rat gets up near me.
I prefer a surprise round since they only get one action.
Guys, be ready. I don't think we are dealing with just rats.
Sleep. Bide my time until the next combat since I am not cut out for diplomacy apparently.
That's unfortunate. Hope everything is alright. Are we going to continue as is or wait for another player?
GGGGGGAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRR...is that how you do it?
:I think that might have worked. I am trying to talk to Jack Scrimshaw not Conchobar.
Once everyone has moved past Water Spout he causes the water from Rachel's attack to raise in the air. He forces into an orb front of him and launches it at any approaching pirates. He then makes a hasty retreat so as not to get in trouble for being late.
: Boom
I assume Warren doesn't want to be where he is right next to two goons (especially since he is about to cast a ranged attack) so once he gets out of the way I'll move in and attack both. The position I am currently in is where I had moved myself in round one but for some reason it didn't register. So moving forward into Warren's spot should be a 5-foot step. Attack which ever took the most damage and trip the other. If that doesn't work I'll just hit green for both. If that doesn't work I'll move to the nearest target and us the attack. DM did you see my AoO on roll20? Attack 18, Damage 6
Ow. Alright. No more mister nice guy. Water Spout leaps forward foot leading to strike one pirate then drops quickly to sweep the other.
Not sure who is going when but Water Spout is going to move to the point on Roll20 and use flurry of maneuvers to trip the two nearest opponents.
I hate my rolls with this character. To friends, Go around, I'll handle these fools. To enemies, You guys can't defeat me without weapons and I bet killing someone is a far worse offense than being late.
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Water Spout is going to turn in early tonight. Perhaps get in some meditation. If Dinali is right about attacking a ship seen it is going to take all his mental fortitude to not kill some pirates.
Water Spout looks at the rum ration with disdain, sniffs once and recoils. But with eyes upon him he downs the brew quickly trying not to taste it.
It goes down easily enough his mentor had warned him of the effects of alcohol. He wasn't likely to be playing heave anytime soon. Afterwards he seeks out the others for the meeting.
Water Spout is quiet as he paces back and forth. When Warren offers him a club he hits a wooden beam so hard it splinters. He looks at Warren, fairly sure he understood he doesn't need a weapon. I hate being so damn powerless. All I wanna do is toss Scourge and Plugg right off the ship and see how they fair in the water. I agree with Scourge about punishing those that steal, I did it myself even, But that, he says pointing angrily in a random direction, not like that. No one deserves that. He shakes his head and sits down angrily. I doubt you guys want to be here anymore than me but I can't help. I've already set myself up as a target for Scourge. Doubt I could move without him being suspicious. But if a fight breaks out I'll be ready.
I would prefer d20 since I can't open googledocs at work.
After getting the cold shoulder Water Spout continues right past the navigator and back to work. Good talk. Have a nice day. He says with a smile and a wave.
: Hauling Rope and Knot Work. : Excellent
I will also use part of the time to sneak around in search of a map or influence the navigator and find out where we are. If possible I would also like to take a dip in the ocean to take advantage of my Hydrated Vitality and heal 2 points.
I can catch it but I can't cook it any better than sticking it in a fire. I imagine that's a bad idea on a ship.
@Rachel you rolled first so that is your spot. That means Tariel's last since all that is left is 5 and 6. And whatever the Gm has in store for that Extra roll, his is 1. I think the d6 rolls are for who cooks first or something like that.
@Barefoot Samms Toppin Thanks. Us barefooted people need to watch out for each other I guess. Indicating his own bare feet. People just call me Water Spout. When he gets down he shakes Toppin's hand.
Water Spout does well the first thirty feet of the journey, easily outpacing most of the others. However a missed handhold causes him to nearly lose his balance. He looks down to see the intense drop and nearly stops there. He pushes through the fear and keeps climbing only to realize that the red haired human has passed him and is sitting comfortably in the crow's nest. Now the others are talking of cooking, another skill he doesn't have. If I don't find something to do quick I'm going to be stuck, what do they call it, swabbing the deck. that doesn't sound good. Haven't been on a ship since those first few months. What else is there to do? fall
Water Spout tries to maneuver his way down but a stiff breeze causes the rigging to buck. He gets thrown off but a bit of rope wraps around his leg and prevents him from falling the full 45ft. He swings lazily back and forth 30ft off the ground. I don't think the rigging's for me.
Not sure what a rigger is but if it means being up there rather than down here I'll take it.
Oh crap not the snake again.
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