In reply to helbent4 (msg # 123):

07:54, Today: Kelsey Sarah Champlain rolled 2 using 4d20, keeping the lowest dice only with rolls of 20,2,16,10. Shot 2 of 2.
07:54, Today: Kelsey Sarah Champlain rolled 8 using 4d20, keeping the lowest dice only with rolls of 15,17,9,8. 2 shots on init target 8 1 of 2.

Kelsey will put one to two more in the hostage holder, will switch target to the next lucky customer if he seems out.
I am assuming she is firing from a prone position
I have enough init left to switch targets to a more immediate threat
I would really like the second shot to be on another person.

In reply to Kelsey Sarah Champlain (msg # 124):

My apologies for not being quite as clear as I should have been!

Both targets were hit in the head (aimed shots). They're down, likely dead. The hostages also dropped down, but in order to get out of the line of fire.

There are the 2 new guys coming out the culvert, and 2 guys struggling up the embankment with the sniper, captured gear and weapons.

Tony

In reply to helbent4 (msg # 125):

Ah...  put a bullet in the guys closest?

In reply to Kelsey Sarah Champlain (msg # 126):

There are actually three groups in order of relative threat level:

1) Support weapons on top of the southern embankemnt. I would say these are the highest threat.

2) The two guys coming out of the culvert. They don't know where you are, but they have weapons in their hands and can Tyler and Koldan.

3) The two guys struggling to climb up the south bank.

Tony

Which of the threats are visible to Kel and Abbot?

I thought that the SAW gunner and grenadier has made it up the bank and moved out of sight.

In reply to Stanley Alistair Abbot (msg # 128):

No. They set up a base of fire to cover the others. Post #455, at the end. They never moved.

Kel/Abbot: please better specify your targets, per my groups above. Both hostage takers are down. There are 2 guys to the left, coming out of the culvert. 2 guys to the right, going up the embankment, and 2 guys on top of the embankment who are likely going to open up on you (assuming they see you, not a given due to the smoke screen that was just laid).

Tony
This message was last edited by the GM at 05:36, Sat 22 Mar 2014.

In reply to helbent4 (msg # 129):

oh then the same right/left, and the support guys!

In reply to Kelsey Sarah Champlain (msg # 130):

Groovy, I just wanted you to understand there are still serious threats out there. My guess is Abbot is gonna work out on the new guys emerging from the culvert, but he's slowed down (see earlier comments on chambering, etc.). On the the upside, those new guys definitely haven't seen you yet.

Tony

In reply to helbent4 (msg # 131):

ouch

Well, let's work those guy set up, and move from there...

ugh

Copy that Sarge.

11:17, Today: Stanley Alistair Abbot rolled 1 using 3d20, keeping the lowest dice only with rolls of 1,12,6. Attack merc SAW gunner above culvert, 9rd burst.

Whooot!  kickass!

23:16, Today: helbent4, on behalf of Koldan Arkadyevitch Dzhamgerchinov, rolled 5 using 2d20, keeping the lowest dice only with rolls of 17,5. Initiative.

23:16, Today: helbent4, on behalf of Tyler Gabriel Hope, rolled 6 using 2d20, keeping the lowest dice only with rolls of 6,18. Initiative.

23:18, Today: helbent4, on behalf of Darek Sochacki, rolled 8 using 2d20, keeping the lowest dice only with rolls of 8,11. Initiative.

Hi team,

No, you don't have to roll for anything. That was part of the misdirection. Any posts in the April Fool's thread are for fun. Go ahead, shoot someone or something. Just aim for the head.

And don't say the "Zed-word".

Tony

10:36, Today: Christopher Little Hawk MacDonald rolled 8 using 2d20, keeping the lowest dice only with rolls of 8,15. Vision check on Elephants.

15:54, Today: Andrew Montgomery McRae rolled 9 using 2d20, keeping the lowest dice only with rolls of 9,17. Vision Check Cog 8 plus whatever sight is on the Barrett.

09:38, Today: Andrew Montgomery McRae rolled 17 using 1d20 with rolls of 17. Driving roll Coord 10.

OK, I rolled a 1 which is good in the situation.

I'll put my post here. If it's OK, I'll paste it to the thread but 1 might still be a fail so I won't presume success.

Andy lined teh little jeep up so it was facing directly down the slope and then engaged teh four wheel drive and ensured that the free-wheel hubs were engaged. He locked up all the differentials and then selected the low-gear second as it was the best to use of potentially muddy slopes. He made sure his feet were off the pedals to ensure he didn't go instictively messing with the clutch and then let the handbrake go.
As teh Iltis inched down the slope he monitored its progress, gently applying a touch of the brakes if it wenttoo fast and using his steering and a tiny bit of acceleration if he felt the tires lose traction and if any sliding started he steered into the direction of teh slide to keep teh vehicle straight. He was careful to use short taps of the brakes if he needed them at all to avoid cadence locking if it was extremely slippery he would keep brake use to a minimum.

Slowly the vehicle crawled down the slope.

In reply to Andrew Montgomery McRae (msg # 140):

That's fine, I posted for you. It's a tough go but not impossible so a 1 is fine!

Tony

In reply to helbent4 (msg # 141):

13:22, Thu 19 June 2014: William Hawke rolled 8 using 2d20, keeping the lowest dice only ((15,8)).

If possible, can I get AWA checks from Andy and Mac? Thanks!

Tony

13:09, Today: Andrew Montgomery McRae rolled 1 using 2d20, keeping the lowest dice only with rolls of 1,1. AWA.


Target is 9.

Should be OK.

In reply to Andrew Montgomery McRae (msg # 144):

Are you checking the whole area? All 4 on/offramps? (It's a clover-leaf.) Under the overpass?

Tony

If we're doing it we might as well check everything. I'd assume we'll need more rolls than just one though if the area is that big and complex.

In reply to Andrew Montgomery McRae (msg # 146):

Sounds fine. Just make a post to that effect?

Tony

11:55, Today: Christopher Little Hawk MacDonald rolled 11 using 2d20, keeping the lowest dice only with rolls of 20,11. scrambling around.

You said TN 9 - is that under or over I'm looking for?