[HP: 63/63, AC 20/14/14, F+8/R+11/W+5, CMB +6, CMD 20, Perc. +12, Init +4, Bombs 12/12, Temp HP 0/0]
"Thanks. But whatever that thing was carrying, it's gotten onto me, i don't know what though, feels like a little fatigue in my leg's muscles i guess."
GM:
Could i dentify what it is with say, Heal?
Thanks to generous GM
Edit:
Heal, remember ailments:1d20 + 1 ⇒ (7) + 1 = 8
Locke isn't getting inspiration on what ailment he could be suffering from for the time being.
[HP: 63/63, AC 20/14/14, F+8/R+11/W+5, CMB +6, CMD 20, Perc. +12, Init +4, Bombs 12/12, Temp HP 0/0]
Perception:1d20 + 5 ⇒ (15) + 5 = 20
Locke holds his pace, as he nearly stepped on something. Kneeling down, he picks up a fiery red beetle, with a few black spots.
"Well whadda ya know, a genuine firebug. Looks like a young one, it's missing some pattern marks."
He lets it walk on his gloved hand, turning his hand whenever the bug moves over the edge. It ends up going onto his sleeve and sits still on his shoulder.
.....i have a pet now, lol. "Anyway, back on track. Say Kodo-san, what kind of animals do you have in the east that are not found over here?"
[HP: 63/63, AC 20/14/14, F+8/R+11/W+5, CMB +6, CMD 20, Perc. +12, Init +4, Bombs 12/12, Temp HP 0/0]
Pff :)
"Aw, haha..no need to be stepped on your toes when you're not.
Matter of fact, i was told by a monk of Irori the 'san' is an honorific, nothing insulting about it, right?"
Locke shrugs, he had more exciting things on his mind.
Male Tiefling Sailor 2 | HP 25/25 | AC 16, T 12, FF 16 | Init +2, Perc +5 | FRT +5, RFX +2, WIL -1 (+2 vs fear) | SPD 30ft.
Arkham? Oh, Firebug! Of course... the booming voice sounds out. You use the fiddly stick on anyone that needs it. Try not to get hurt, and if you do, try not to die, ok?
Oh, and Names, just call me 'Uncle', everybody does. Tetchy didn't get the part about pronouncing names properly.
Sorry Juval, no guidance. Yo get the check as you move for ours throw the wilderness, and the spell don´t last as long
Janira looks worried as the group is forced to move backward from time to time. Oh, please, don´t stop to see the fauna. Yo can check it in my work. And we´re not going to reach the cave in time.
I think we have lost two or three ours of time. She continues saying. If we march more quickly we´ll be able to reach the cave before the night, even if we get tired. And we should reach before the full moon to see if any gillmen is going to the cave
Now you can make a forced march, or sleep a night in the woods and reache the next day.
If you make a forced march you should make a DC 16 constitution check to avoid 1d6 nonlethal damage and became exhausted.
Well, soon-to-be-Pathfinders, what will you do? And how is your group going to decide?
Male Tiefling Sailor 2 | HP 25/25 | AC 16, T 12, FF 16 | Init +2, Perc +5 | FRT +5, RFX +2, WIL -1 (+2 vs fear) | SPD 30ft.
Stop for the night? Weak knees! We'll better get there before the full moon. Still if you want to stop... Uncle Tetchy grumbles, but agrees in the end.
[HP: 63/63, AC 20/14/14, F+8/R+11/W+5, CMB +6, CMD 20, Perc. +12, Init +4, Bombs 12/12, Temp HP 0/0]
"Meh, this mud may be a mess, but have you been to Riddleport's slums? That's even trickier. Tell ya what, when we get back you and me go hit the nearest tavern, ok?"
[HP: 63/63, AC 20/14/14, F+8/R+11/W+5, CMB +6, CMD 20, Perc. +12, Init +4, Bombs 12/12, Temp HP 0/0]
[sarcasm]
"Sure....a carriage is easily hidden when we enter a cave in the mountains, totally inconspicuous. It is also entirely impossible to nick the carriage along with the horses if we enter a said cave. ^^"
The dense forest opens to a wide clearing at the base of a sheer cliff. Thick vines cover the surface of the cliff stretching 30 feet overhead. “Here! The cave entrance is behind those vines,” Janira says with a broad smile stopping to cast spells to heal the fatigued members You still have the -2 to Str and Des and can´t charge neither run
Well, traveling in comfort is not why I became a Pethfinder, but everyone has his own reasons. Says Janira as she walks to the cliff’s face. Then, she pulls back several layers of vegetation to reveal a narrow crack in the cliff’s surface. “This is where I saw the gillmen enter.”
As she motions toward the aperture, the surrounding woods come alive with the sound of small animals fleeing some unseen danger and a large creature crashing through the undergrowth. The halfling worriedly remarks, “Quick, take cover before whatever it is spots us!” As if she’d summoned the creature with her words, a massive horned monstrosity emerges from the trees. Standing eight feet tall on a pair of cloven hooves and wielding a tremendous axe, the bull-headed creature roars with unbridled anger when it spots the group.
Wisely assessing that a minotaur is beyond yours capabilities, Janira screams, “A minotaur! There’s little chance we can stand against it. Take this bag,” she continues, pulling off her backpack, “and head deeper into the caves. Finish your mission. I’ll lead it away from the caves, lose it in the forest, and join you as soon as I can. Now go! GO!” She heaves her backpack into the cave, casts a spell, and darts off toward the minotaur before turning to lure it away.
If you want to fight, you can put yourself in the map. If you want to go inside the cave just say it
Zakon glances at his ordinary possessions and quickly calculates his odds of success.
"As much as I'd like to add to my legend by taking down the beast in one on one combat, I don't think it would be wise to face such a foe without better resources."
"Agreed. Though I hold no love for minotaurs, I believe the challenge may be a bit much for us at this time. There is no shame for an honest assessment of one's ability!" He assures his companions (but mostly himself) as he follows the party to the cave.
potion of barkskin, potions of cure light wounds (2), potion of feather step, potion of vanish, wand of burning hands (CL 3rd, 4 charges), wand of cure light wounds (CL 3rd, 8 charges), acid, alchemist’s fire (2), holy water, smokestick, tanglefoot bags (2), thunderstone.
DC 15 Survival:
You find several footprints in the soil left by a web-toed humanoid who traveled this way only hours before.
As you go deeper into the cave you can see caves’ walls are patterned with blue-green luminescent fungi that provide dim light. Also, there are petroglyphs depicting marine mammals, more frequent as you walk, which appears to glow slightly brighter than its surrondings due to the fungi accumilated in them..
The narrow tunnel twists and turns for several hundred feet before slowly opening to a wider passage. A large hole spans the cave’s width and stretches ten feet down the path. At the bottom of the pit lies a small bundle of cloth between several sharped spikes.
gm check:
1d6 ⇒ 6
Bypassing the hole
The tunnel here is 10 feet wide and 10 feet tall with a
ceiling mostly devoid of stalactites
DC 10 K. dungeoneering or Survival:
This is not a natural hole, but one digged in the cave´s ground.
DC 15 K. dungeoneering or Survival:
seeing how much fungi is in the hole walls, you can assure it has been digged at least one year ago.
To bypass the hole you could jump, with a DC 10 check. You can try to climb its walls to go down and up with a DC 15 check, or suggest your own method to cross it
AC 16, Touch 13, Flat-footed 13, CMD 10, hp 10, Fort +2, Ref +2, Will +5 , Channel Positive Energy: 1d6, DC 13, 3/4
Offense:
Init: +4, Spd 20, CMB: -2, Club +0 (1d4-1), Crossbow +3 (1d6 /19-20/ 80ft)
Skills:
Bluff +4; Diplo +11; HA +7; Heal +7; Perception +5; SM +5; Stealth +5; Survival +7
Spells:
CL 1, Conc: +8, 0th Level – DC 13 Stabilize, Detect Magic, Guidance; 1st Level – DC 14 Detect Undead, Burning Hands*, CLW; Spell Like – DC 13 Dancing Lights, Flare, Prestidigitation, Produce Flame*
I do hope she knows what she is doing. Jubal says as he sifts through Janira´s backpack. If its OK with all of you I"ll hold on to the wands and the Alchemical gear. Some of the bigger folk should probably take the potions.
Well this is definitely the right stop. There seems to be quite a few tracks here from humanoids with webbed toes. And, Mr Arkham is correct this pit was dug by hand, guessing from the fungal growth on the edges it was most likely done about 1 year ago. I have some rope which should make climbing down a lot safer. I don't think its enough to get back up the other side though.
Zakon will climb down the hole and climb back up. He then looks for something sturdy to serve as an anchor. Otherwise, he'll do his best hold it steady.
Climb, T10:10 + 5 = 15
"Toss me the rope and I will tie it off on the other side."
[HP: 63/63, AC 20/14/14, F+8/R+11/W+5, CMB +6, CMD 20, Perc. +12, Init +4, Bombs 12/12, Temp HP 0/0]
As far as i know, i just have to roll the distance to beat with a running jump.
Locke takes a running jump, ending on the other side with a foot lenght, ending with a shoulder roll, before getting up.
Acrobatics:1d20 + 3 ⇒ (10) + 3 = 13
"I've had better days, now let's see if there's something interesting here.
Quinn will wait until the rope is secure before attempting its use. "I regret that such displays of acrobatic prowess are difficult when encumbered by my armor..."
Yes Locke, to jump over a 10 feet hole you need to beat a DC 10 jump check. Well in this case it should be a DC 12 due the slippery floor, but I forgot it and it wouldn´t had change anything
The group starts to cross the hole, with the acrobatic sailor, the not-so-emcumbered warrior and the sick alchemist jumping to the other side and helping the climbers with a rope.
Only two people are up to cross, Kodo, and Jubal who realized someone rounded the pit walls to avoin nobody could brace against it and is pondering the better way to cross.
Jubal, usually this will be enough, but in this case the pit creator has worked against that possibility.
But rope will help decreasing the climb check to DC 10
To bypass the hole you could jump, with a DC 10 check. You can try to climb its walls to go down and up with a DC 15 check, or suggest your own method to cross it
Zakon can climb down and up the pit with the DC 15 check. With two people holding the 50 foot rope on both sides of the pit, can everyone take a 10 to cross it?
Male Tiefling Sailor 2 | HP 25/25 | AC 16, T 12, FF 16 | Init +2, Perc +5 | FRT +5, RFX +2, WIL -1 (+2 vs fear) | SPD 30ft.
Look, I'll stand here and hold that rope. That rope is going nowhere. You little spiders climb down all you want, if'n'you think that rag down there is worth it.
No Zakon, Jubal has a 8 with a take 10 in climb, but he can take 10 to jump.
Also, if nobody wants to do as Uncle suggested, he can go down an up by himself
Seeing how climbing will be harder for him than jumping he jumps carefully to be on the other side of the pit.
When you take the rag out of the pit, you see its cap. A wet and muddy cap, but besides that, well preserved.
