POVERO Campaign OOC

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Re: POVERO Campaign OOC

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Is the Arquebus clean and loaded? If yes, Fild would, after filling a waterskin with whale oil, try to stabilize a pirate.
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Re: POVERO Campaign OOC

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Healing untrained, Tom will try to clean the wound and use something as a bandage.

[dice]0[/dice]

I think we haven't searched the pirates yet so Tom will do that as well.

If looting applies:
[dice]1[/dice]

Does any pirate have arrows?
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VAN wrote:Healing untrained, Tom will try to clean the wound and use something as a bandage.

[dice]226597:0[/dice]

I think we haven't searched the pirates yet so Tom will do that as well.

If looting applies:
[dice]226597:1[/dice]

Does any pirate have arrows?
None of these pirates have arrows.

But you do obtain:

A hatchet

A sap

Two daggers

A short sword

A small club (belaying pin)

And three silver pence, nine follaros

A scrimshaw amulet

A pendant of red and black enameled metal, shaped like a dagger with flames around it. Slender brass chain to hold pendant.

Also sailor/pirate clothes

Sack of silverware, colored cloth rolls, and a big squarish chunk of cork

A half dozen Hard, weevil infested biscuits

Looting does apply. It will allow you, in this instance, to very quickly find, strip, and sort this stuff.
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Re: POVERO Campaign OOC

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VAN wrote:Healing untrained, Tom will try to clean the wound and use something as a bandage.

[dice]226597:0[/dice]

I think we haven't searched the pirates yet so Tom will do that as well.

If looting applies:
[dice]226597:1[/dice]

Does any pirate have arrows?
GERTIE assists untrained healing attempt. Uses a pirate's short as a bandage.

With her help you can at least stabilize him.
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alhoon wrote:Is the Arquebus clean and loaded? If yes, Fild would, after filling a waterskin with whale oil, try to stabilize a pirate.

It takes a couple of rounds. But, he presumably started already.
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Disguise, untrained as needed

[dice]0[/dice]

Pretty good!


Engineering

[dice]1[/dice]

Also good.
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Healing/herbalism , as it may apply

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Okay, I will fast forward a bit, based on the rolls above and your declared actions/intent.

Alertness

Three checks!

Sixt

[dice]0[/dice]

GERTIE

[dice]1[/dice]

Tom

[dice]2[/dice]
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Good enough.

Post IC coming...
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Based on Adam's post, I assume that at least his PC, GERTIE, and Damien disguise themselves in a quickly and dirty fashion. Sash on, bandanna, dirty shirt, etc.
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Okay, I checked response time.

You guys had enough time, with everyone working FAST to get all that stuff done.

Any human sized character who wishes to be at least partly disguised, is.

Pirates seem fooled, at least for now.


You have 2d4 fire arrows.

Skin of oil

Anything you took from downed pirates and kept

Three living but badly injured pirates ( unconscious)

Half full cask of whale oil. And a full cask.


I am basing the post on what appears to be your latest IC/OOC plan:


Prep incendiary attack

Use disguise and trickery to get close enough to pirate vessel/s to carry out such an attack
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Note:

If you are splitting the party, let me know.
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Re: POVERO Campaign OOC

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Eh... I assumed one of the mages would take the Arquebus and the shield...
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Re: POVERO Campaign OOC

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alhoon wrote:Eh... I assumed one of the mages would take the Arquebus and the shield...

I can edit the post if the others agree.

I'm very happy to do so.

You guys make a decision. Let me know.
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