OOC:
Everyone avoids negative effects of the intimidating scene.
@valdattaMadun,@Seandiggersby you both have a Boost (+Blu) to your next check, and valdatta, you may give another PC of your choice a Boost to their next check as well.
Once the squad is fully in the gap, fruits and vegetables begin to fly - an insult that was mentioned in your briefing report - intermittently from somewhere in the deeper ranks of both sides of the crowd, which is divided by the processional walkway to the main landing pad exit.
Initially the projectiles can only reach Clone Troopers who make up the wings of the wedge formation. You hear the buzz of exasperated sighs and muffled grunts over the open comms channel from some of the Troopers, as they just take the non-lethal projectiles in stride without breaking formation.
But soon, as Master Barouk at the point of the wedge nears the Gamorrean State contingent, even the Jedi are within range - as well as the Gamorrean State personnel...
A few meters from the foremost Gamorrean, a soft looking cabbage-like vegetable comes down on the Master, but just before it hits her and again without breaking stride - her lightsaber flashes off of it's hangar, splitting the plant matter and causing it to fall to the ground on either side of her harmlessly. Her lightsaber quenched and back on its hangar before the stuff even hits the ground.
Soon, everyone is under the hail of the volley of food stuffs!
The Gamorrean officials are caught off guard, and instinctively start ducking and raising their arms above their heads to avoid the impacts, as they look over their shoulders.
Some Gamorrean soldiers manning the barriers start slamming the hafts of their vibro-axes into the chests of the front line of the crowd... despite none of the projectiles really coming from them.
OOC:
Please everyone give me some narrative that describes if, or how, your character tries to avoid being hit by the non-lethal projectiles, and a corresponding Skill (or Force Power) check or Talent(?)
of your choosing that matches your narrative.
Skill checks should be made at Average difficulty (PP), plus a Setback (Blk) if you remain in formation to do it, plus another Setback if you do it without breaking stride (i.e. the "stronger" you want to look for the Gamorreans, the harder it is to do).
Or if you don't try to avoid being hit, you will just take some automatic strain (and still look "strong" as you appear unconcerned with their insults).
If it helps, here's a crude drawing of the situation:
