POVERO Campaign OOC
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Clean miss. Nothing but air.
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Re: POVERO Campaign OOC
Rope? Naw.steveflam wrote:Can we use a rope to lock it up or no?
It would take some sort of hard wedge, a spike, something like that.
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Re: POVERO Campaign OOC
Climbing spikes it is
Re: POVERO Campaign OOC
Whichever direction looks clearer.ewancummins wrote:Adam
Veer left or veer right?
Randomly determined?
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steveflam wrote:Climbing spikes it is
Dex check to wedge it in the dark, by feel.
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He's in a galloping horse. Sun not up yet. About equal obstacles either way...Adam wrote:Whichever direction looks clearer.ewancummins wrote:Adam
Veer left or veer right?
Randomly determined?
Random roll
1-2
Left looks a bit clearer
3-4
Right looks a bit clearer
[dice]0[/dice]
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Re: POVERO Campaign OOC
2 means left.
He is coming from the west, so that means north.
Update coming.
I will roll the Dex check for Stevil to speed things up.
[dice]0[/dice]
He is coming from the west, so that means north.
Update coming.
I will roll the Dex check for Stevil to speed things up.
[dice]0[/dice]
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Re: POVERO Campaign OOC
yes!!! She has higher.
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I hope it at least stalls them so some of us can get free!
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steveflam wrote:I hope it at least stalls them so some of us can get free!
You will find out shortly, no doubt.
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Re: POVERO Campaign OOC
Pm sent about Elissa's attire.... gertie gave her some clothes to wear including her hollow boots
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Tom/Gem is blank in post.... he is still in tunnel or making it out?
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I just couldn't resist. When will I have this chance again?
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Adam wrote:I just couldn't resist. When will I have this chance again?
I really hope you succeed.
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Van's call.steveflam wrote:Tom/Gem is blank in post.... he is still in tunnel or making it out?
But if you guys are ready for a new round, I am pretty safe in assuming you both follow Elissa, hey?
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