Feb 5, 2024 12:12 pm
I think Admiral probably left Sherwood in charge and told him to remain in Maulia and keep the crew out of trouble.
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Feb 15, 2024 3:46 am
Sorry folks. I was hoping to post this evening, but the day was action packed. I'll get the post up tomorrow morning.
Feb 22, 2024 4:34 am
I was hoping to post today, since everyone else got a post in, but it was busy day. I'll get a post up tomorrow to move us along in the direction of the brook.
Mar 4, 2024 12:14 pm
The current scene made me realize that Ma and Gene haven’t picked Regan and Cordey's extra language.
Mar 4, 2024 12:21 pm
LOL. Your right. Check Cordey and he has a spot for another language but never did pick one. He has Common & Elven. I had no idea on what to pick.
Mar 9, 2024 1:34 am
Sure, hope those "1" aren't crit fails cause we both did them. Least they aren't in combat rolls.
Mar 9, 2024 2:02 am
I mean, technically 5E doesn't have crit fails. They don't even have crit successes outside of combat. But house rules exist, so... 🤷
Mar 9, 2024 4:37 am
Sorry I botched that!
I was using the wisdom roll as both a check to see if your characters discern any of the 'babbles' of the brook and at the same time the roll doubled as a saving throw to avoid the enchanting mesmerizing effects of the waters. So if you succeed you would discern words and keep your wits but if you fail you would be mesmerized and under the spell of the brook. And I always play that saving throws can have critical fail. And I actually forgot that is not the rule. I'm sorry. Since I wasn't clear at all, please ignore the crit business I spoke of. My error.
Instead assume that Regan and Cordey just can't make out anything that the brook seems to babble, but nothing else happens otherwise.
In Admiral's case let's assume he made a successful wisdom check to discern something that the brook speaks of. (And his crystal gives him extra protection against enchantment effects.)
I'll get the next post up tomorrow!
I was using the wisdom roll as both a check to see if your characters discern any of the 'babbles' of the brook and at the same time the roll doubled as a saving throw to avoid the enchanting mesmerizing effects of the waters. So if you succeed you would discern words and keep your wits but if you fail you would be mesmerized and under the spell of the brook. And I always play that saving throws can have critical fail. And I actually forgot that is not the rule. I'm sorry. Since I wasn't clear at all, please ignore the crit business I spoke of. My error.
Instead assume that Regan and Cordey just can't make out anything that the brook seems to babble, but nothing else happens otherwise.
In Admiral's case let's assume he made a successful wisdom check to discern something that the brook speaks of. (And his crystal gives him extra protection against enchantment effects.)
I'll get the next post up tomorrow!
Mar 18, 2024 11:40 am
I apologize for not posting this weekend. Busy weekend and busy day today. I will post ASAP.
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