If so I didn't see it.  Thanks, so she's healed the one damage remaining from the self-inflicted lightning.  I also updated the FP which I forgot to do after the last big spellcasting.

@Reanna Draegan Do you have lockpicking? I'd roll that if you do.

Roll traps first, though. if you don't have the traps skill, it defaults from from lock picking at -3.

Actually, start with Traps (as Reanna mentioned checking for them) then Lockpicking (always want to make sure there are no traps before you start jamming picks in there ;) ).

Don't worry about modifiers, Narrator will fill in those details, unless you're spending Extra Time, then you should specify that and how much.


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Dammit Chye!  You've been around too many Ninjas!
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This message was last edited by the player at 18:14, Fri 02 Dec 2016.

I was more wondering if I roll or the gm would roll. Different gms do it different ways.

Copy.  You roll, the diceroller app is at the top of the page.

they're very handy skills to have, especially in a dungeon crawl. :D* Chye has both skills

Well, aren't you special, Chye? :P

I have both skills, but it's what I do.

Osu! *Chye bows* (somewhere a gong sounds)

I have both, as well, though I'm not very good with them -- it comes of learning magic from a burglar...

Jareth, being an experience delver, has Traps... and seeing as how he has keys, has Lockpick at default (but it's a good default).

Ulo being a sneaky teenager has Lockpick... and Traps at default (but it's also a good default).

Jednesa finds traps as all good Barbarians do, by surviving them, and picks locks by smashing the door down.


I didn't make Stenet... but he has an ax, decent armor, and faith in his gods.  He ought to be okay...

Chou, if you're only missing by 1 or 2 you have options to get a +1 or more on an attack...

Repossessing ill-gotten gains is a dangerous business. Useful for getting past their defenses after the gaurdians are dealt with.

It might be juvenile, but it was always a favorite: put the treasure in a death trap, like a pit, with a few nasties thrown in with it, like those who perished in the pit, were undead, with a pit-slime or two. Punji stakes, and venomous snakes...
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I always let my players build their own complications.,

Like weighing more than what anyone in the group can carry and then passing out?

We'll just screw wheels into your sides and ride you down the hillside back to the city.

A minor geometric objection, Azrael: if you don't lift her before attaching the wheels, she'll drag so much they won't roll.

In reply to Ardenas Barehand (msg # 935):

Catch-22

I guess you'll just have to find a friendly giant to lift her for you....

In reply to Ales Konstantin (msg # 937):

Just keep in mind, fatigue lost below zero is hp  drain

That's why she also lost 7 HP.  Luckily that's just a drop in the bucket.

Or someone with a big enough power item to levitate her briefly.

In reply to Ardenas Barehand (msg # 940):

Weebos, weebos everywhere!