Ewan, Fild tries to bluff his way with the watch, to make it sound as if they're cooperating to earn time.
Charisma (hopefully) to bluff and earn time
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"You truly see what a person is made of, when you begin to slice into them" - Semirhage
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Sticking to the pirates' code.
Sticking to the pirates' code.
"Of course," Benn mutters, "It would be a damned shame if we ever knew what the hell was actually going on."
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SLIIIIPEDAdam wrote:[dice]222569:0[/dice] dex check to slip away
Sticking to the pirates' code.
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Why would he believe Tom?VAN wrote:Titus haven't heard Tom? He said that the club-man and his brother have attacked a man earlier 6 on 1 and have the loot in the bag.
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OKAY--
Is the party in the passage trying to break out of the storm cellar door?
Surrendering to the Watch?
Fighting the Watch?
Something else?
Is the party in the passage trying to break out of the storm cellar door?
Surrendering to the Watch?
Fighting the Watch?
Something else?
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Guess we are going to surrender and bluff our way out.
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I vote that too
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Alright, let's see a fast talking NWP roll, Van.
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Tom has dropped the bottles of wines in the passage in case they search them.
I think I have never succeed in fast talking!!!
But still Tom will throw real details in there as Fild suggested. That they have robbed nothing, and they have just went there to get the thugs that attacked a man earlier that day.
Tom has dropped the bottles of wines in the passage in case they search them.
I think I have never succeed in fast talking!!!
But still Tom will throw real details in there as Fild suggested. That they have robbed nothing, and they have just went there to get the thugs that attacked a man earlier that day.
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- W H A T ! ? !
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And then it became a two man campaign.
"Of course," Benn mutters, "It would be a damned shame if we ever knew what the hell was actually going on."
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LOLAdam wrote:And then it became a two man campaign.
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OKAY, HEADS-UP
Chapter Two is coming soon
What I need to know:
Do the arrested PC reveal that they were working for Aldron Folbre, thus nixing the 'secret allies ' arrangement? Or do they keep mum on that point and take their chances before the magistrate without calling on their patron?
Attempt jailbreak in the night?
Try bribery?
Throw themselves on the mercy of the court?
Is anybody paying extra to get a nicer cell, better food and treatment?
Try fast talking the judge?
Something else?
As it stands now, they are going to be charged with disturbing the peace and burglary. They may beat the second charge if nobody from the house (none of the robber who laired there, in other words) shows up to lodge a complaint.
They face fines, and possibly other punishment if they cannot pay the fines.
Chapter Two is coming soon
What I need to know:
Do the arrested PC reveal that they were working for Aldron Folbre, thus nixing the 'secret allies ' arrangement? Or do they keep mum on that point and take their chances before the magistrate without calling on their patron?
Attempt jailbreak in the night?
Try bribery?
Throw themselves on the mercy of the court?
Is anybody paying extra to get a nicer cell, better food and treatment?
Try fast talking the judge?
Something else?
As it stands now, they are going to be charged with disturbing the peace and burglary. They may beat the second charge if nobody from the house (none of the robber who laired there, in other words) shows up to lodge a complaint.
They face fines, and possibly other punishment if they cannot pay the fines.
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Not attempted murder? Guess good thing the guy pulled through.
Is this the sort of town where bribery could get you out of a charge like that? Not that we have money for that, and I'm sure lord Aldron has no interest in helping us anymore.
Is this the sort of town where bribery could get you out of a charge like that? Not that we have money for that, and I'm sure lord Aldron has no interest in helping us anymore.
"Of course," Benn mutters, "It would be a damned shame if we ever knew what the hell was actually going on."
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Adam wrote:Not attempted murder? Guess good thing the guy pulled through.
Is this the sort of town where bribery could get you out of a charge like that? Not that we have money for that, and I'm sure lord Aldron has no interest in helping us anymore.
Unfortunately we don't know the answer to that question unless we try.