In Character Thread

Disregard my last roll! I forgot to add difficulty. Im assuming since there was an ice storm recently, its gonna be a hard check with a setback from the recent snowfalls

Perception- Tracks or anything i see outside the hatch?
Total: 2 Failure, 1 Threat, 1 Triumph

The icy snow is driven almost sideways. You can't even make out the mountain you're standing on, let alone any tracks. If someone left footprints the storm would have wiped them out by now, everything looks native.

What sticks in your circuitry however is the force required to open the hatch. Your left arm servo reported a voltage decrease of 3.72 micro joules of electricity. That corresponds to about 68 newtons of force on the hatch to break the ice around the opening.

Statistically speaking that's more than a human would be able to provide with one arm to an upward hatch while on a ladder in bulky clothing. Your conclusion therefore is that you are alone, and the recruit did not come this way.

Take 1 more strain for your servo joint which seems to be stiffer now after the power spike.

Bracing himself for the cold, Maldan begins climbing the unforgiving terrain. As an Iakaru, he is accustomed to climbing, but the road ahead is daunting even for his years of experience.

OOC:

Rolling coordination. Also, as an Iakaru, I gain a boost due to my Brachiation talent, since I am using Coordination to climb (for reference, it adds a boost to all Athletics and Coordination checks related to climbing, sqinging, and balancing.)

Your transport had no windows, and the crew weren't liberal with their information. You could try a core worlds check if you wanted, but the storm obscures the starry sky so it would be hard with 3 set back die.

Or you could wait to talk to someone inside in the morning.

"Assessment: I was also imperial property. Che Mora helped by painting me blue. Perhaps you just need a new coat of paint"

Tiny says, pointing to an area on his shoulder where an imperial insignia was quite obviously scratched out with something sharp. He directs himself to Mo after speaking to the doctor.

"Query: Do we have more blue paint, captain?"

The Party continues the climb in the windy storm. Carving out a knee high trench in the fresh snow in the pitch darkness. Tiny's light beams into the distance, snow blows in to the beam and the light is reflected harshly.

The ridge line appears to be about 3 feet wide, very rounded and soft from all the snow. Each side descends into a dark stormy wind driven snow. You're making good time, and this trail should be sufficient to find your way back.