Birthright: Tuornen OOC

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Disguise is Charisma if I am not mistaken.
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tarlyn wrote:Disguise is Charisma if I am not mistaken.

Ok, still makes it. But by two less.
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Re: Birthright: Tuornen OOC

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VAN wrote:OK Filbert tries to get in.

If he gets in, he will go with move silently. I rolled 45: http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/3724902/ and Filbert has 60.

Need any other rolls?

Just want to make sure you don't get stuck-

[dice]0[/dice]
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Not too bad, but not great with adjustments...
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Re: Birthright: Tuornen OOC

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[dice]0[/dice]

Roald realizes that Filbert just got caught.


You may act as you please, Varrus.

You guy can get to the hafling in a round, maybe-- but he'll have to get inside the shop somehow. The porthole/window is much to small for you to pass.


In the meantime...


Initiative for Toymaker:
[dice]1[/dice]

Initiative for Filbert:

[dice]2[/dice]

Even with Dex and speed factor adjusments, that's a win for Baubb.

So, attack (not backstab, as Filbert is loose and can try to dodge):

[dice]3[/dice]
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Re: Birthright: Tuornen OOC

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That's a hit...

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Tarlyn-
You may make a hear noise check % if you like.


Skybolt-- Do as you please, the scene is set.

Adam: ditto

RocEtr: ditto

Varrus-- see post above. Declare actions and make rolls as you like.

Van-- see above. Fight? Flee? Something else?


JMatyr: longer post coming...

Brock- Let me know about your specific plans, if any. I assume that your guy will carry out the new duke's orders.
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[dice]1d100[/dice]
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Do you see a roll or just 1d100, ewan?
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tarlyn wrote:Do you see a roll or just 1d100, ewan?
Just 'd100)

You can roll two tens, or link to InvisCastle.
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heard nothing that is 90+ % something percent LOL.
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Re: Birthright: Tuornen OOC

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So Filbert get hit 3 hp right?

Are there any penalties for using 2 daggers? If is as 3rd and will have -4 penalty at HR then will use only one.

18: http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/3726110/

8: http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/3726111/

The toymaker has turned the light on or we fight in the dark? Because this is convenient for Filbert that has low light.
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Ewan as a reminder the Huntsman can only be surprised on a roll of 1.
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Re: Birthright: Tuornen OOC

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http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/3726603/

Rolled a 5 on my first bow attack. +2 from my Dex bonus give's me a 7. So I probably just feathered a doll. :|
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