From what I glimpsed combat is virtually over, right?

I'm glad everyone's alive, at least! When I went back and saw your post about you & the missus being sick last month, I was worried you confirmed it was covid for you, too. Glad you're on the other side of it. :)

Erin, no worries on catching up; take care of the pneumonia first!

Fost dealt the final blow to the immediate threat, but that bear is still around, even if it's not focused on you folks right now. Please post your Round 3 actions, and I may call for some rolls, based on what you folks do.

In reply to Evil GM (msg # 914):

My attack was my Round 3 action

All right, I read through it. I assume that Tyrus is still "trapped"?
And I'll take control of Wendoll?

Yes, and yes. I'll move Weldoll back under your control.


And I saw your post, Fost. Just waiting for Erin & Tyrus/Wendoll.

Ok, pneumonia I think is properly slain now.

I am officially 100% back in business, sorry about that everyone.

Glad to have you fully back!

Back again sorry, my PLC randomly died on me so was left without internet for the better part of the weekend. This really isn't my year.

I'm okay with trying to fight the bear again... and perhaps the nugs. But Tyrus is going to stay a little bit behind you guys.

Which one is the "fighter"-Type Wendoll mentioned? The big guy working the field, cannot see him
This message was last edited by the player at 11:39, Sun 12 Mar 2023.

He's not on the section of the map I posted (I wanted to make that section bigger), but he would be down and to the left of your position, working the fields.

I added the full map in Group 1. The black colored icons are the men in the field. The dark gray colored icon labeled B is the big guy who doesn't appear to be related to the others.

Did I stump folks? Just checking in to see if you all need more from me to go forward...

Sorry I thought we'd automatically move to Gran.

My apologies for the delay in posting. Holy Week had me really busy, and then this week at work has been doubly so. Braindead by the end of the day.

But, a post is up now.

Hopefully shaking up the approach helps.

Haha! Loving it!
And 4 SPs added in, too!

Thank you Erin, Tyrus didn't do too well with that one...

Tyrus, unfortunately, you must succeed at a check to make use of any Stunt Points the roll generates.

That said, if Erin wants to spend 1 of her 4 SP for Tyrus to deliver witty remark, that’s perfectly fine.

Erin, take a look at Roleplaying Stunts on p.433 of the Core Rulebook and let me know which, if any, stunts you'd like to spend your 4 SP on.

(I was going to start a post in response, but I realized that I should get Erin's input on SP spends before I do.)

Wha? Newbie olde me didn't see those options last I checked. I will check that stuff once I wake up. Best milk that roll for all it's worth, hopefully lend Tyrus some juice too.

Eh, let Tyrus fail. Perhaps it will teach him not to lie and instead just try and convince people.

Tower of will sounds nice and helps us out in case they try to make a counterpoint. So unless any of you have strong arguments for something like sway the crowd or other such thing, I think we are set.

Tower of Will it is.

Regarding Fost's intercept.

A quick and dirty measurement looks like it's about a 100 yard trek if Fost stays along the rows and furrows of grain crops. This is a longer run, meaning you'll have to move at least twice as fast as he does to intercept him. (This will mean a more difficult Dexterity (Stealth) test.)

It's about 75 yards to cut down to the lettuce plot in the bottom right corner of the buildings, cut to the upper side of the building at the bottom center, and then cutting down and around the bottom of the building in the bottom right corner. You'd have more potential eyes on you, but you wouldn't need to move as quickly (slightly less difficult test than the above, but with more opportunities to be seen, but with a 12-yard gap at the end where you're fully exposed to him).

(Fost also could stay toward the topside of the house in the bottom right corner, but that could expose them to the crazy girl and the apostate as they cross just on the other side of the plot fence. It's still about 70-75 yards, but it also means intercept is closer to the conversation.)

How do you want to go?

I'd like to make a quick search of my poor mental faculties and see if this rings any bells.

08:27, Today: Tyrus Morven rolled 12 using 3d6+3 with the AGE System with rolls of {3}, 5, 1.  Cunning lore.

Before stuff hits the fan I'd like to know why I'm gonna get knocked out again.