And mark that they each have word-wrap, so the lines don't extend off to the right too far...

Curious question on this one man, several PCs thing.

We doing it like you make several posts for all the PCs? Or just using Syrio? It sounded like you've done it before so I was pondering how it went.

Syrio is the leader, so I will often post as him to represent the group of three. If they ever have to do separate or individual things or split up, it'll be good for me to have the three different characters.

Trust me, it'll work. But... do you need me to give some sort of indicator at the end of a "Syrio says what the group will do" post so you know that that represents the will of the whole trio? Like if I put "Group agrees" at the end or something?

If people are making separate rolls during an important situation (like combat), I would say separate posts.

If Syrio is sharing space for others dialogue, my one suggestion is using consistent colour for dialogue. Helps to pick them out.
It's a chance for you internally RPing if you want.

Before I used it, I wanted to see what you might think on this setting custom move for general cities (less defined character - if you get my meaning).

City Sprawling

When you are traversing from one part of a city to another, Fate may decide to throw something unexpected at you. When travelling between sizable stretches of the city, roll +Wis. On 10+ Choose 3, on 7-9, choose 2, on a 6- choose 1.

• You arrive where you mean to.
• Arrive on time.
• You find something fortunate besides your destination.
• Something unfortunate Doesn't find you.

You can see what I was going for, you can choose to cause a story failure which leads to a "hitting rock bottom - but what's this" moment.

Okay, I'll keep that in mind



Okay, will keep that in mind too...

Hm, I think I'll use.....

for Syrio

for Nimol

for Ravnar

Or are purple and RoyalRed too close-looking?

I guess

for Syrio

for Nimol

for Ravnar


Yeah, that stands out more...

That sounds good my dude.

I was thinking of making the roll once for the 3 trips. Just to not waffle with time too much.
Still wonder if how I made the move was good or not.

So I'm hearing you say roll once for each of the three trips, like it's Defy Danger or Perilous Journey...?





What move?

Yup, that many sounds good to me, if we get smooth sailing, we get smooth sailing. If not, we'll see what the move creates.

The move I made in message #7 of this thread.

This message was last edited by the GM at 21:44, Sat 24 Mar 2018.

In reply to Story Weaver (msg # 11):

OH THAT. I didn't see that. I responded to #6. Then you posted #7 while I was writing. Then I posted #8... I totally missed #7.

My only question is... whose wisdom counts? The character with the highest wisdom? Or...?

Ah, should learn to bump messages.

I guess the leading person would be rolling. In this case, I could see either the cleric or elephant rider doing it equally.

Just make the PC leading do the post, 'cause on failure they are the one to get exp.

Hm, okay. So since it's kind of an urban version of the role of Scout, sounds like Ravnar might be on point for that... Syrio's a goof, wisdom-wise, and all three of them know it...

That okay?

More then fine for him to roll. Glad you are cool with it.

Okay so shall I go do the City Sprawling move now to try to get to the storehouse?

Yup.

In reply to Story Weaver (msg # 17):

Nice visual allusion with your portrait, there.

I know right?

I had the image in my head I wanted. Similar to the merchant at start of Disney Aladdin.

Took me an age to find one that fit the culture without being weird 3D which broke my mind theatre

In reply to Story Weaver (msg # 19):

Permission to use Syrio's charisma bonus (as well as logic) to try to persuade this guy?

If you are parlaying. That was part for the course isn't it? If you mean using intel in the argument, charisma makes that knowledge come across readily anyway.

Basically, use Charisma as normal. If you mean use Int and Cha. Obvs that kinda a no. But I presume that's not what's being asked here.
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In reply to Story Weaver (msg # 21):

Ohhhhh. I hadn't thought about it that way, but there is the opportunity for a parley situation, isn't there...

Ah you meant a general roll.

Well I guess. May as well use the directly applicable.

Do remember your +1 if you use material from the observations.

Tchhhh, no, I forgot that. Didn't need it for a successful roll, at least so far...

Heck it made things real smooth.

So is Ravnar going to have to roll about getting back, or does the roll he made earlier cover each round trip?

It will cover the return. Too small a timescale for change.