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Chronicler
GM, 15 posts
Mon 24 Aug 2020
at 12:59

msg #1

The Gathering Stone (OOC)

This is the out-of-character thread for the campaign.

Roland of Nuphilin
player, 1 post
Mon 24 Aug 2020
at 14:52

msg #2

The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Hello. I'm the resident cleric. So I guess it's my duty to save your souls and bodies as we adventure forth together.

Rondar
player, 1 post
Human Fighter
Mon 24 Aug 2020
at 15:13

msg #3

The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Hello, everyone,

Rondar will be a Human fighter. I look forward to gaming with everybody. :)

Elf Ranger
player, 1 post
Mon 24 Aug 2020
at 15:20

msg #4

The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Hi everyone, I've yet to decide a name but I'll be, unsurprisingly, your resident wood-dwelling Elf Ranger.

Chronicler
GM, 16 posts
Mon 24 Aug 2020
at 15:42

msg #5

The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Just want to let everyone know that there will be a test on the campaign setting later. Those who fail will be required to attend remedial classes until they are able to recite from memory dates, times, people, and locations of the various events of the setting's tens of thousands of years of history.

Rondar
player, 2 posts
Human Fighter
Mon 24 Aug 2020
at 15:45

msg #6

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Chronicler:

Yikes!! Rondar has just decided that re-enlisting in the militia sounds like a fine idea, after all! :)

Roland of Nuphilin
player, 2 posts
Mon 24 Aug 2020
at 15:58

msg #7

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

More schooling? Roland is sick of his studies. He thought once he became a cleric, his school work days were behind him.

Btw the way, is there a certain character sheet you want us to use?

Chronicler
GM, 17 posts
Mon 24 Aug 2020
at 16:27

msg #8

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Roland of Nuphilin:

Btw the way, is there a certain character sheet you want us to use?

Use whatever you are comfortable with, as long as all the relevant information (that is to say, details found on the general D&D 5e character sheet) is readily available.

Rondar
player, 3 posts
Human Fighter
Mon 24 Aug 2020
at 16:49

msg #9

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Chronicler:

Roland of Nuphilin:

Btw the way, is there a certain character sheet you want us to use?

Use whatever you are comfortable with, as long as all the relevant information (that is to say, details found on the general D&D 5e character sheet) is readily available.

Chronicler,

Is there something that needs to be done in order to unlock the "space" for us to set up a Character Sheet? Thanks.

Caoilfhionn
player, 2 posts
Mon 24 Aug 2020
at 16:52

msg #10

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Hey everyone, let's play "How do you pronounce this name?"

Rondar
player, 4 posts
Human Fighter
Mon 24 Aug 2020
at 17:42

msg #11

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Caoilfhionn:

Hey everyone, let's play "How do you pronounce this name?"

I give up. I misplaced my "Easy-Peasy Phonetic Guide to Elven Names" somewhere. :)

Roland of Nuphilin
player, 3 posts
Priest of Saint Abyliberi
Mon 24 Aug 2020
at 17:57

msg #12

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Caoilfhionn:

Hey everyone, let's play "How do you pronounce this name?"

"You, Elf"

:)

Rondar
player, 5 posts
Human Fighter
Mon 24 Aug 2020
at 18:01

msg #13

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Roland of Nuphilin:

Caoilfhionn:

Hey everyone, let's play "How do you pronounce this name?"

"You, Elf"

:)

Ha!! Well-played, sir! :)

Caoilfhionn
player, 3 posts
Mon 24 Aug 2020
at 18:05

msg #14

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Roland of Nuphilin:

Caoilfhionn:

Hey everyone, let's play "How do you pronounce this name?"

"You, Elf"

:)

You. I like you.

Cobale
player, 1 post
Mon 24 Aug 2020
at 18:58

msg #15

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

I am going to guess the closest match phonetically to the western tradition is Call-on

Caoilfhionn
player, 4 posts
Stamina 5/5
Health 6/6
Mon 24 Aug 2020
at 19:00

msg #16

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Close! It's Keel-een.

Celtic is a hell of a drug

Cobale
player, 2 posts
Goliath Monk
Mon 24 Aug 2020
at 19:15

msg #17

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

How could I not see that "aoi" is pronounced "ee"

Hello all, one more martial body for the group this time with fist of stone.

Triandal Gervase
player, 1 post
Mon 24 Aug 2020
at 21:40

msg #18

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Hi all.

I am the groups paladin, hopefully not lawful stupid.

Album Schnix
player, 1 post
Mon 24 Aug 2020
at 23:41

msg #19

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Hey everyone, I'm also the groups fighter but more dex base and with a bit more intelligence.

Rondar
player, 6 posts
Human Fighter
Mon 24 Aug 2020
at 23:44

msg #20

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Welcome, all!

I look forward to gaming with everybody, and getting to know everyone. :)

Chronicler
GM, 19 posts
Tue 25 Aug 2020
at 01:31

msg #21

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Per a player's request, please find a (draft) map of Old Nigotier using the link below. I'm still working on a map of the Southern Vale, where the campaign is centered, but it will take a while. Something about a series of alpine mountains and valleys makes it difficult to illustrate in a way that conveys the terrain without flooding the map with overt and distracting information (i.e., it becomes very very busy very quickly, and thus hard to read or comprehend).

https://www.deviantart.com/uk1..._new=10%3A1598318912

Speaking generally, the Southern Vale is located in the Kaithydun Mountains, near the mouth of the river on the map leading to the north toward the sea.

This message was last edited by the GM at 01:32, Tue 25 Aug.

Rondar
player, 7 posts
Human Fighter
AC:18; HP:13/13; PP:12
Tue 25 Aug 2020
at 02:14

msg #22

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Chronicler,

Thanks for the map!

On a different note, I think that the following message may have gotten buried back a ways in this thread:

Rondar:

Chronicler:

Roland of Nuphilin:

Btw the way, is there a certain character sheet you want us to use?

Use whatever you are comfortable with, as long as all the relevant information (that is to say, details found on the general D&D 5e character sheet) is readily available.

Chronicler,

Is there something that needs to be done in order to unlock the "space" for us to set up a Character Sheet? Thanks.

It could be just me, I suppose, but at this point, I am still unable to set up a Character Sheet.

Thanks!

Album Schnix
player, 2 posts
Tue 25 Aug 2020
at 02:39

msg #23

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Probably because Chronicler forgot to allow us to edit our Character Sheet. It happens sometimes.

Chronicler
GM, 20 posts
Tue 25 Aug 2020
at 10:21

msg #24

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

I think the sheets have been opened up. Why that isn't default, I don't know.

Triandal Gervase
player, 2 posts
Tue 25 Aug 2020
at 10:25

msg #25

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

I think there is another box needs to be ticked. I can't see my sheet.

Chronicler
GM, 21 posts
Tue 25 Aug 2020
at 10:32

msg #26

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Sorry, try it now.

Chronicler
GM, 22 posts
Tue 25 Aug 2020
at 10:34

msg #27

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Quick housekeeping item:

This is the color I use for general DM stuff, like narration and so forth.
This is the color I use for OOC comments, such as when discussing/adjudicating game mechanics and so forth.

It helps if everyone else just keeps their text to simple black, unless making an OOC comment. Otherwise the screen just becomes a sea of clashing and confusing colors.

Triandal Gervase
player, 3 posts
Tue 25 Aug 2020
at 10:48

msg #28

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Character sheet is working.

For stamina and health do we round up or down? Triandal's full HP is 11, how is that spilt?

Caoilfhionn
player, 5 posts
Stamina 5/5
Health 6/6
Tue 25 Aug 2020
at 10:53

msg #29

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Round in favor of Health. So 6 Health, 5 Stamina, like me.

Caoilfhionn
player, 6 posts
Stamina 5/5
Health 6/6
Tue 25 Aug 2020
at 10:55

msg #30

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

I should be entirely finished at this point, description and all.

Album Schnix
player, 3 posts
Tue 25 Aug 2020
at 11:01

msg #31

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

I'm in the process of making my sheet, might take a while for me to write a description.

Triandal Gervase
player, 4 posts
Tue 25 Aug 2020
at 11:41

msg #32

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

I’m of to bed. I have it done tomorrow.

Album Schnix
player, 4 posts
6/6 SP
6/6 HP
Tue 25 Aug 2020
at 13:16

msg #33

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Welp, I've just about finish making my character sheet. I'll make a post tomorrow, I'm off to bed too.

Chronicler
GM, 26 posts
Tue 25 Aug 2020
at 13:38

msg #34

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Sorry for the confusion for those who read the introduction prior to my recent edit, but the offered price was written incorrect initially. Rather than 50 gold, the offered price is 125 silver pieces per person.

This message was last edited by the GM at 13:38, Tue 25 Aug.

Rondar
player, 8 posts
Human Fighter
AC:18; HP:13/13; PP:12
Tue 25 Aug 2020
at 14:47

msg #35

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Chronicler,

I am assuming that our PCs start with the standard gear and equipment for their Class and Background, per the PHB, yes?

Thanks.

Chronicler
GM, 27 posts
Tue 25 Aug 2020
at 14:54

msg #36

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Yes. Although gold coins and up are hard to come by, so convert any left over monies to silver pieces.

Rondar
player, 9 posts
Human Fighter
AC:18; HP:13/13; PP:12
Tue 25 Aug 2020
at 14:55

msg #37

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

In reply to Chronicler (msg # 36):

Will do. Thanks.

Rondar
player, 11 posts
Human Fighter
AC:18; HP:13/13; PP:12
Tue 25 Aug 2020
at 19:01

msg #38

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Chronicler,

I have a question regarding our PCs' Health.

I understand how Damage is applied first to Stamina (i.e., before Hit Points are affected). In that sense, Stamina is kinda like Temporary Hit Points.

How does Health relate to Stamina and Hit Points? I don't know the answer, and I don't want to fail that portion of your test. :)

Chronicler
GM, 29 posts
Tue 25 Aug 2020
at 19:30

msg #39

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Sorry, I don't understand your question.

Rondar
player, 12 posts
Human Fighter
AC:18; HP:13/13; PP:12
Tue 25 Aug 2020
at 19:31

msg #40

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

In reply to Chronicler (msg # 39):

I don't understand how Health works vis-a-vis the mechanics of the game.

Chronicler
GM, 30 posts
Tue 25 Aug 2020
at 20:01

msg #41

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

1/2 hit points = stamina
1/2 hit points = health

Stamina is more easily replenished by rest and loss of stamina is more akin to being winded or a little roughed up than taking serious physical damage.

Health takes longer to replenish, because it represents actual physical damage. When you start taking damage to your health (once you no longer have stamina), it is representative of sword cuts slicing open flesh, spear points piercing skin and damaging organs, etc. Restoring health requires not just rest, but direct medical care. Damage to health is also likely to leave scars, even when magic is used for repair.

Whereas stamina is fully restored after a longer rest, health could require days to fully restore. This has a couple of effects: it forces characters to be more strategic in their hostile actions (this is a bane to murder hobos) and diplomacy, it slows down the frequency of combat (no more Supermanning it through dungeons), and adds more tension to the game (characters are now a lot more mortal).

Needless to say, the first few levels could prove deadly when getting into combat encounters. For this purpose, I'm scaling back some of the challenges or removing them completely. (I've run this adventure twice in the past with friends at the table and TPKd them both times, once with with a rat swarm and another time with an enemy not to be mentioned here, using normal hp rules--long story, but their healer didn't know what he was doing and I rolled an unbelievable number of crits both times.) So for me as the DM, this will prove challenging finding ways to place obstacles in the party's way without overwhelming them through mechanical attrition.

Finally, I think this fits the thematic element of the setting. This is the Age of Madness. Simply being alive is dangerous to your health. No one walks Telluria with a promise of a new morning.

This message was last edited by the GM at 20:03, Tue 25 Aug.

Rondar
player, 13 posts
Human Fighter
AC:18; HP:13/13; PP:12
Tue 25 Aug 2020
at 20:15

msg #42

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

In reply to Chronicler (msg # 41):

So . . . I think that I am starting to get it.

As I understand it, Hit Points are used merely as a means of computing Health and Stamina, in which case they (Hit Points) are no longer in play when considering the effects of Damage -- only Stamina and Health are.

Do I have that right?

I was trying to still find a use for Hit Points other than in the Health/Stamina equation, but it sounds like there is none.

Thanks.

Chronicler
GM, 31 posts
Tue 25 Aug 2020
at 20:20

msg #43

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Hit points in this instance are merely the sum of the two. Damage will be subtracted first from Stamina (akin to the temporary hit points observation made earlier), and then from health.

Dicestormers came up with this system as a sort-of in-between for normal hack and slash super hero hp mechanics and the wait 7 seven days between each encounter of the gritty hp mechanics.

This is my first time using the system in full, so we can change it midstream if simply isn't working.

Roland of Nuphilin
player, 5 posts
Priest of Saint Abyliberi
Tue 25 Aug 2020
at 20:22

msg #44

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Can you also quickly run through again how cure spells work with stamina and health? Cure spells only cure health?

I'm guessing paladin's Lay on Hands will work similarly

Chronicler
GM, 32 posts
Tue 25 Aug 2020
at 20:38

msg #45

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Yes, magical means of restoring hp only apply to lost health, not stamina; the same remains true for laying on hands.

Roland of Nuphilin
player, 6 posts
Priest of Saint Abyliberi
Tue 25 Aug 2020
at 20:46

msg #46

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

You all hear that? Don't come crying for cures until you are half dead. Play smart, people

Album Schnix
player, 5 posts
6/6 SP
6/6 HP
Tue 25 Aug 2020
at 22:59

msg #47

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Long as you spent your healing wisely Roland.

Rondar
player, 14 posts
Human Fighter; AC: 18
S: 6/6; H: 7/7; PP: 12
Wed 26 Aug 2020
at 02:00

msg #48

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Chronicler,

Cobale's in-game appearance made me wonder how she would be viewed, IC (on a scale ranging from "Eh, it's a Goliath -- not too common hereabouts, but really no big deal" to "Argh! It's a monster! Look at how big it is! Run, before it eats you!").

Upon searching, I found the following in the "Campaign Setting" thread: "Gociteru consists of entirely of goliaths. This ethnic group is centered on the western side old Nigotier."

So, then . . . how would Cobale be viewed, in-game, in the Low Hollow region?

Thanks.

Chronicler
GM, 33 posts
Wed 26 Aug 2020
at 10:20

msg #49

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

While goliaths were originally native to the Kaithydun Mountains, they were displaced by the Gotier almost a thousand years ago. So indeed, seeing one in the Southern Vale, let alone other parts of Old Nigotier, is rare. And at this time, that means lots of suspicion and avoidance towards them when they are encountered.

Cobale, how do you see your character being treated by those not of your kin?

Album Schnix
player, 7 posts
6/6 SP
6/6 HP
Wed 26 Aug 2020
at 11:17

msg #50

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Oh wait, I forgot to ask but is it okay to use bold letters for IC speech? Also I have one about skill check, are you the only one to roll or is that on special occasions?

Chronicler
GM, 35 posts
Wed 26 Aug 2020
at 12:19

msg #51

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Bold letters are fine. I'm just reticent of twenty different color/formatting schemes colliding on the screen.

The DM will roll most of the skill checks, except for things like acrobatics, athletics, animal handling, performance, etc.

Cobale
player, 4 posts
Goliath Monk
Wed 26 Aug 2020
at 12:29

msg #52

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

I figure that the reaction to her has been widely varied as she has traveled from her home, where Goliaths still are commonplace. In those places where direct confrontations occur, the interactions were unpleasant, bordering on hostile, as if her presence itself was an attack from a monster. Once she moved past communities where conflicts occur, the tension deescalated down to suspicion and avoidance. Throw in her wearing 'human' clothes rather than 'goliath' clothes and not carrying any 'axes the size of a 12 year old' some of the suspicion from some has shifted to curiosity about the giant in a dress.

Chronicler
GM, 36 posts
Wed 26 Aug 2020
at 13:34

msg #53

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Rather than making you guys wait for the ages it will take me to complete the new version of the area map, I've decided to stick with my previous ideas for the geography. Below is a link to where the map is located online. One big important note: the orientation needs be changed, so that where the compass is pointing north on the map, consider that to be east. The alterations between the version linked below and the version I'm working on now are so significant, that if I do end up completing the new version before the end of the campaign it will be of no use to us here. So for better or worse, this our campaign map.

https://www.deviantart.com/uk1..._new=10%3A1598448709

Chronicler
GM, 37 posts
Wed 26 Aug 2020
at 13:43

msg #54

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Another point on the discussion about Cobale's "reception." Small tribes of hill giants are known to roam through the Kaithydun Mountains, particularly Low Hollow, from time to time. While not welcomed or appreciated when they do so, knowledge of and experience with the hill giants would mean that people are at least acquainted with the "larger" folk and although the size differential would certainly still be intimidating, it is not completely outlandish. That is to say that Cobale's size would be less of an otherworldly figure than a novelty worthy of caution and curiosity.

This message was last edited by the GM at 13:44, Wed 26 Aug.

Rondar
player, 16 posts
Human Fighter; AC: 18
S: 6/6; H: 7/7; PP: 12
Thu 27 Aug 2020
at 00:43

msg #55

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Chronicler,

Has it been revealed, in-game, how far the Robernyde mines are from the PCs' present location (outside Cotylac)?

Or, mayhap the PCs know this, as a matter of common knowledge?

Thanks.

Chronicler
GM, 39 posts
Thu 27 Aug 2020
at 01:44

msg #56

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

It hasn't. For the sake of expediency, we'll just make it common knowledge (as some of the characters would know off hand and other wouldn't). The settlement of Robernyde is five miles from Cotylac by road (just shy of 2 hours walking), and the mine is another two miles from there, up steep terrain (so about 1-2 hours additional travel).

Chronicler
GM, 41 posts
Thu 27 Aug 2020
at 11:08

msg #57

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Album Schnix:

Also I have one about skill check, are you the only one to roll or is that on special occasions?

In case I made this unclear, in most cases I won't elect on my own to roll a check for you. If you want your character to make a skill check, say for example to perform an Insight check during a conversation, just let me know as an OOC in your post. More often than not I'll roll the check and resolve the outcome in my posted response. On a case-by-case basis, I'll have the player roll the check instead.

By keeping the roll out of sight, it helps to create more roleplaying situations. A close fail on an insight check leads you to not quite be able to peer through the target's affectations, body language, tone, and so forth. The person may seem unreadable or your doubts are not quite settled. A really bad roll, like a 1 or 2, could mean you've seriously misread the situation, falling for a total lie or believing motivations that aren't there. By keeping the roll out of sight, verisimilitude gets propped up a little.

Also, after sooooo many times seeing players (myself included) metagame based on a die roll--oh, you rolled a 3 on your insight check, well I'm going to insight check this guy, too so we can get a better die roll, crap I also got a 4, can someone else insight check this guy--this helps to keep that behavior in check.

Rondar
player, 21 posts
Human Fighter; AC: 18
S: 6/6; H: 7/7; PP: 12
Fri 28 Aug 2020
at 00:39

msg #58

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Congratulations on snagging the 100th post, Album.

Who knows, that might even entitle you to some sort of an in-game goodie! :)

Album Schnix
player, 11 posts
6/6 SP
6/6 HP
Fri 28 Aug 2020
at 01:06

msg #59

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

LOL, Album is anything but pleasant, who knows, she might change :p

Chronicler
GM, 46 posts
Fri 28 Aug 2020
at 12:34

msg #60

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Unless anyone has something they would like to do prior to leaving, I'm going to forward with the narrative. I'll post up this afternoon to give people some time if they want to interject something before then.

Rondar
player, 22 posts
Human Fighter; AC: 18
S: 6/6; H: 7/7; PP: 12
Fri 28 Aug 2020
at 14:58

msg #61

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Chronicler:

Rondar is signed up, geared-up, and ready to move out. :)

Chronicler
GM, 47 posts
Sat 29 Aug 2020
at 01:29

msg #62

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Sorry, meant to post, but am not feeling that great. Will post tomorrow first thing.

Rondar
player, 24 posts
Human Fighter; AC: 18
S: 6/6; H: 7/7; PP: 12
Sat 29 Aug 2020
at 02:19

msg #63

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

In reply to Chronicler (msg # 62):

Thanks for the heads-up. Hope that you feel better tomorrow.

Album Schnix
player, 13 posts
6/6 SP
6/6 HP
Sat 29 Aug 2020
at 22:51

msg #64

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Ah I see, well at least Album feels more justified to take the more straighter, even though it's filled with trees, rocks and probably wildlife.

Chronicler
GM, 50 posts
Mon 31 Aug 2020
at 12:37

msg #65

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

It seems the party is evenly split on which path to take ...

Rondar
player, 26 posts
Human Fighter; AC: 18
S: 6/6; H: 7/7; PP: 12
Mon 31 Aug 2020
at 16:44

msg #66

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Chronicler:

It seems the party is evenly split on which path to take ...

I believe that the tie was broken by this morning's IC posts. :)

Chronicler
GM, 52 posts
Tue 1 Sep 2020
at 21:28

msg #67

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Sorry, not feeling well again. Will post tomorrow.

Rondar
player, 27 posts
Human Fighter; AC: 18
S: 6/6; H: 7/7; PP: 12
Wed 2 Sep 2020
at 01:53

msg #68

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Chronicler:

Sorry, not feeling well again. Will post tomorrow.

Hope that you feel better tomorrow. We'll stay tuned. :)

Chronicler
GM, 53 posts
Wed 2 Sep 2020
at 12:14

msg #69

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Okay, here we go. Allergies are the pits.

Rondar
player, 28 posts
Human Fighter; AC: 18
S: 6/6; H: 7/7; PP: 12
Wed 2 Sep 2020
at 15:55

msg #70

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Chronicler:

Okay, here we go. Allergies are the pits.

Definitely no fun, but I'm glad that it's nothing worse.

Roland of Nuphilin
player, 11 posts
Priest of Saint Abyliberi
Fri 4 Sep 2020
at 14:28

msg #71

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Sorry it was survival Skill. I edited my IC post and added that at the end.

Cobale
player, 8 posts
Goliath Monk
Fri 4 Sep 2020
at 14:53

msg #72

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Allergies are especially the pits with mask orders and covid concerns. Miserable.

Rondar
player, 30 posts
Human Fighter; AC: 18
S: 6/6; H: 7/7; PP: 12
Fri 4 Sep 2020
at 16:08

msg #73

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Chronicler:

. . .

The party has three successes. One more is needed. Remember that the DC increases with repeat use of a skill.

Does this hold true when a PC uses the same Skill that he or she used previously, or is it intended to apply (only) to two different PCs using the same Skill?

Hopefully it won't matter, and we'll pick up that fourth success pretty quickly either way. I am curious, for future reference, however. :)

Thanks!

Chronicler
GM, 57 posts
Fri 4 Sep 2020
at 20:20

msg #74

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

It's cumulative for all uses of the skill, regardless of who uses it. Otherwise in a situation like this, people would just roll survival check after survival check after survival check ... and where is the fun in that?

Chronicler
GM, 58 posts
Tue 8 Sep 2020
at 12:26

msg #75

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

I hope everyone had a good weekend. I'll be posting up this afternoon, so if there is anything anybody wants to post prior to then, please do so. Thanks.

Rondar
player, 32 posts
Human Fighter; AC: 18
S: 6/6; H: 7/7; PP: 12
Tue 8 Sep 2020
at 14:59

msg #76

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

In reply to Chronicler (msg # 75):

Sounds good. I'll stay tuned. :)

Chronicler
GM, 61 posts
Fri 18 Sep 2020
at 23:38

msg #77

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Sorry everyone. I’m still here, just got busy. I’ll post up tomorrow.

Album Schnix
player, 19 posts
5/6 SP
6/6 HP
Sat 19 Sep 2020
at 00:58

msg #78

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Hey, it's good that your still alive mate.

Cobale
player, 11 posts
Goliath Monk
Sat 19 Sep 2020
at 01:03

msg #79

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Welcome back, love to see a well DM

Chronicler
GM, 62 posts
Wed 23 Sep 2020
at 15:49

msg #80

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Sorry, a combination of work, home obligations, persistent illness, and (to be honest) launching kerbals into space have kept me from posting regular.

Caoilfhionn
player, 13 posts
Stamina 4/5
Health 6/6
Wed 23 Sep 2020
at 19:42

msg #81

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Chronicler:

and (to be honest) launching kerbals into space have kept me from posting regular.

Did you make it to the Mun tho?

Chronicler
GM, 64 posts
Wed 23 Sep 2020
at 20:43

msg #82

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

I did, but not the way one should ... https://www.deviantart.com/uk1...on-the-Mun-844233989

Caoilfhionn
player, 14 posts
Stamina 4/5
Health 6/6
Mon 28 Sep 2020
at 12:52

msg #83

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

We still good here? I see a few who haven't logged in in a few days, and Caoilfhionn isn't exactly a talker here, so.

Cobale
player, 12 posts
Goliath Monk
Mon 28 Sep 2020
at 13:49

msg #84

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

I too was letting the small folk speak to the small folk.

Roland of Nuphilin
player, 14 posts
Priest of Saint Abyliberi
Mon 28 Sep 2020
at 14:15

msg #85

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

sorry, weekends are bad times for me to post

Rondar
player, 36 posts
Human Fighter; AC: 18
S: 5/6; H: 7/7; PP: 12
Mon 28 Sep 2020
at 16:10

msg #86

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Caoilfhionn:

We still good here? I see a few who haven't logged in in a few days, and Caoilfhionn isn't exactly a talker here, so.

We shall see. Hopefully the overall pace of the game will pick up.

Album Schnix
player, 20 posts
5/6 SP
6/6 HP
Mon 28 Sep 2020
at 23:15

msg #87

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Yeah, it's been a rough week for me too, sorry!

Triandal Gervase
player, 12 posts
S 4/5 H 6/6 AC 18
Halfelf Paladin
Tue 29 Sep 2020
at 10:45

msg #88

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Sorry I’m away on a family holiday. I won’t be able post until Friday night.

Chronicler
GM, 65 posts
Wed 30 Sep 2020
at 18:23

msg #89

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

I'll be posting up this afternoon.

Rondar
player, 37 posts
Human Fighter; AC: 18
S: 5/6; H: 7/7; PP: 12
Wed 30 Sep 2020
at 19:11

msg #90

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

In reply to Chronicler (msg # 89):

Thanks for the heads-up.

Chronicler
GM, 66 posts
Sun 4 Oct 2020
at 10:43

msg #91

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

My sincerest apologies, but life and work have gotten very crazy at this time. I simply cannot maintain a reasonable posting rate with everything going on right now. I'm sorry for not being able to carry through with the campaign. Thank you for your time and interest while the campaign lasted.

Caoilfhionn
player, 15 posts
Stamina 4/5
Health 6/6
Sun 4 Oct 2020
at 10:50

msg #92

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Thank you for hosting us, and I can only speak for myself but if you ever feel like you can start something up again, hit me up.

Cobale
player, 13 posts
Goliath Monk
Sun 4 Oct 2020
at 15:27

msg #93

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Thank you for your time and effort. Good gaming all!

Rondar
player, 38 posts
Human Fighter; AC: 18
S: 5/6; H: 7/7; PP: 12
Sun 4 Oct 2020
at 17:50

msg #94

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

In reply to Chronicler (msg # 91):

Thanks for having the stones to make the announcement in-game, as opposed to just disappearing (as many players and DMs alike seem to quite commonly do here on RPoL).

Good luck. I hope that RL calms down for you, and that at some point in the future you can find the time to enjoy our hobby.

Wishing you fair winds and a following sea. :)

PS. If you would like to put this game on sabbatical in the hopes that you will have the opportunity to start it up again at some point in the future, I would be fine with that. :)

This message was last edited by the player at 18:24, Sun 04 Oct.

Roland of Nuphilin
player, 16 posts
Priest of Saint Abyliberi
Mon 5 Oct 2020
at 14:55

msg #95

Re: The Gathering Stone (OOC)

Sorry to see you leave. I understand completely. Thansk fro taking a chance and running the game for a short bit.

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