Yeah, they get drunk easily, get distracted by rhythm/rhyme/puzzles and can't soak wounds inflicted by things coated in their/relatives' venom.

The glands are only less armoured if you strike from inside the mouth, though (tricky!), plus Ix is wearing a hefty stone mask (+1 armour to his skull), so it'd be more sensible to use Omi's venom to coat weapons and work from there. Adrian's poisoned blades are pretty much why he wasn't eaten on sight.

It's also been mentioned that due to how spirits work, if they make a pact they can't deliberately break it (though if the other party breaks faith their obligations are immediately released). They're not the mindless murder kind of monsters - Tlachi is just having a bad day over there - and can be bargained with in a pinch.

Not unless it's damage doing the shaking; you're just particularly Shaken.

Would it be fair to say that Jake is All Shook Up over these snakes?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3rQEbQJx5Bo

See, my first thought was this...

Sorry to be scarce, folks, I've had a case of the visiting aunt and am starting the process of buying a teeny-tiny house with the height of dig season looming, so...distractions. William, you are officially poked for your Danger Sense roll, unless you'd sooner I did that for you.

Oh, and as for wordplay, William's threats have caught Tlachi's attention.
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I feel bad for it, but I can't help thinking of this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z_JOGmXpe5I

23:03, Today: William Pierce rolled 5,4 using d6,d6, rerolling max with rolls of 5,4. Smarts.

5 is enough?

Ties default to the defender; William probably won't be totally certain who/what is currently speaking to him right now or what its plans are, but he hasn't been tricked into letting his guard down, either.

William's jailbreak-buddy ghost friend will probably give him invisible dirty looks if he drills the kid who died taking a bullet for him, mind.

Behold! A size/feather-cover-accurate cartoon depiction of Deputy Chicken's distant ancestors!

http://thepunchlineismachismo....a-joke-for-this-week

I shall refer to velociraptors as "adorable toothy roosters" ever after, I think.

Hey, what ever happened to that leprechaun?

She's currently down on the plain bonding with Sarah's escaped slave - the clank's Spanish is rapidly improving.

"No soy leprechaun!"

Glad we're back in action.

She will indeed bite you if you call her that.

Aye! Evans may need to yell at/roll the Mayor down the hill to get him to help, but there's movement going on. Hopefully y'all won't find a way to do in Ixi before he can lead you into the caverns...

Well, it sounds like the caverns will be more fun anyway right? More snakes?

B̢W̴ÁH͞A҉HA.̴..

(Sarah, too. Also cultists.)

I'll be out on PTO from this Thursday for a week. No idea if I'll have time to post... but don't count on it.
Feel free to ghost William to move things along.

So-o, He Of The Currently Broken-Down Lorry, how does a ghost muff a stealth roll?

Jeb is just that bad at sneaking I guess.

Though honestly it was more a "can Nathanial detect Jeb's presence anyhow as he approaching him with hostile intent" sort of roll. Stealth and Notice are the only sort of Spider Sense/Fool Spider Sense skills availible to me. It's an abstraction.

I reckon he must've been going "sneak sneak sneak" under his, er...quietly.

Jumper's a chestnut? Yay!

All this time I had been worried William had shot Lucky Luke.

[[Ixquahuacoatl rolled 6,2 using d12,d6, rerolling max with rolls of 6,2.  intimidated? Ixi is slightly intimidated. You have +2 to actions against him for a few seconds, if you keep after him.]]


Why just a few seconds? According to the rules, I get +2 on my next action against the snake - whenever that may be.

Sorry, I must've been in combat rules or something. Still, if you really want to poke an alarmed snake monster you've still got to catch him...

If William chooses to pursue Ixi rather than go investigate vampire or/and Sarah's shennannigans I'll probably make it into a Chase or something even more streamlined.

Can't I kill them both??? Ah, decisions, decisions...

Surely, but not at once. Unless they get captured by three Comanche, the rest of the posse will probably deal with whatever you don't. Evans is certainly keen to grill him some vampire.

Also, your noble steed keeps going on the last instruction until given a new one, so don't hesitate too long.

So apparently we're not the only ones with undead vegetable-related problems:
https://twitter.com/TheStrange...s/532231381250633728

I don't remember: Do I draw like for initiative or do I draw just one card for the chase?