Chapter 1

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Apr 17, 2017 6:08 pm
As Que walks off towards the wheel of the ship, Harbek elbows the nearest pirate standing next to him and nods towards her walking off, before saying to the pirate so that all around him can hear while trying to sound as though he is keeping it from her,

"How'd you like to catch that tiger there by the tail lads?"

Looking around at the pirates in the area to see if they were all following Que as she walked away, he made eye contact with each to share a large grin with them. Thinking to himself, Pelor forgive this ruse and bless us on our efforts to twart these pirates and send them to the black abyss where they belong.
Apr 18, 2017 12:16 am
Que feigns not to hear Harbek's playing along, heading confidently towards the poop deck.
Apr 18, 2017 1:16 am
OOC:
About how many are on the deck?
Apr 18, 2017 2:00 am
OOC:
How high is your intelligence? There are a lot of pirates. Magak has probably never counted to this high of a number. To everyone else, on this deck alone there are roughly eighty pirates.
Apr 18, 2017 2:01 am
OOC:
Lol, my intelligence is only an 8.
Apr 19, 2017 1:17 am
The Dreadship pulls up alongside the Indomitable and the second pirate attack begins. Many of the pirates climb the rigging and prepare to swing over. You notice that not all of the pirates are competent in ship to ship warfare. Many swing to their deaths as they either overshoot or undershoot their mark. Several fall from the rigging, most do not get up. You seize this moment to make your way towards the hold.

@Glorendil
You and Bran loved going to the theatre in Lion’s Gate. You remember a play called The Dutchess and The Pirate’s Daughter. It was a great comedy full of laughter, singing and epic dance routines. You give an amazing performance as Captain Keynes, your accent is perfect and full of pirate lingo. Unfortunately, in the real world pirates don’t speak like that. Even though the pirates are getting ready to attack the Indomitable. One pirate says get him he’s a spy. Four pirates turn and walk menacingly towards you.

@Que as you say the words "take me to your captain" the pirate gives you a long, hard look. The captain? Do you have a death wish? For what reason could you possibly want to speak with her? Then he notices that you’re not wearing a red bandanna. As you turn to walk away, he grabs your elbow wait, you’re not a pirate? He whispers taking off his own bandanna. Quickly wear this before someone notices. I was a sailor on a merchant ship once, before the Dreadship attacked. They gave us a simple choice join or die. Do not try to speak to the captain. She will kill you if you get in her way. Just join the attack on your ship and if you survive then no one will notice.

@Magak
You sneak past most of the crew and make it about ¾ of the way to the hold before you are surrounded by five pirates. One, an ogre of a man, steps in front of you, his face inches from yours and says nice looking axe you got there. Give it to me.

@Harbek, Que and Saris
You make your way without any effort and no one seems to notice that you’re not a member of the crew. You notice that Glorindel and Magak have split off in two different directions and Magak looks to be in serious trouble. This could provide you with an excellent distraction should you decide to disappear into the hold. Remember that the lives of many colonists depend on your actions today.

What do you do?
Apr 19, 2017 1:48 am
Glórendil draws his longsword and prepares to cast Vicious Mockery on the nearest pirate. "Oh come on, it's a great show! Everybody knows it!"
Apr 19, 2017 2:07 am
I brandish my ax and roar, telling them all to get back.

Rolls

Intimidate - (1d20+1)

(12) + 1 = 13

Apr 19, 2017 2:25 am
Seeing the others split off, Harbek hears Magak roar at the 5 pirates surrounding him, motioning in that direction to Que and Saris,

"You to keep to the plan and head below. I'll be stayin' up here to keep our friend there as alive as I be able."

With a clasp on Que's shoulder, Harbek mumbles under his breath a moment and nods before moving over towards the group that is surrounding Magak and trying to blend in with them. Making a point to catch Magak's eye, he winks at him as he approaches before joining in with the other pirates.
OOC:
When I clasp Que on the shoulder and mumble, I am casting Guidance, so she can add 1d4 to any ability check she wants.
Apr 19, 2017 4:10 pm
Saris approaches the Ogre of a man. You there! Lets blow that ship up! Think you can help me toss a barrel of gunpowder to the other ship so that I can light it on fire?
OOC:
Using my Heart of Darkness here
Last edited April 19, 2017 4:11 pm
Apr 19, 2017 9:47 pm
As a commotion breaks out, Que takes the bandana and ties it around her arm. Then she heads stealthily for the hold.

Rolls

Stealth - (1d20+3)

(4) + 3 = 7

Apr 20, 2017 12:16 am
@Que
You disappear into the hold.
OOC:
Please join me in the new thread.
@Magak. Your roar echos out across the sounds of battle. One of the pirates turns and runs away. The others look at each other and seem confident in their superiour numbers.

@Harbek
Your performance is legendary. You instantly insinuate yourself amongst the crew and many greet you as if you were an old acquaintance. This allows you to easily manoeuvre yourself next to the pirates surrounding Magak.
OOC:
You will have a surprise action once the battle begins.
@Saris
You approach the ogre man and as he turns to look at you, it distracts him long enough for Magak to take a swing at him.

Glorindel
One of the pirates breaks down as your insult cuts through his rough exterior. The others move in to attack.
OOC:
Please roll damage
OOC:
Everyone except for Que please roll initiative and take your turn.
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Summary
Que is in the hold
Glorindel is surrounded by two pirates
Magak is surrounded by four pirates including ogre man.
Harbek and Saris are moving to intercept the pirates surrounding Magak.
Harbek you get a surprise round

Rolls

Pirate will save (ogre man) - (1D20)

(7) = 7

Advantage - (1D20)

(19) = 19

Pirate will save - (1D20)

(4) = 4

1D20

(15) = 15

Pirate will save - (1D20)

(3) = 3

1D20

(8) = 8

Pirate will save - (1D20)

(18) = 18

1D20

(19) = 19

Pirate will save - (1D20)

(6) = 6

Save Vicious mockery - (1D20)

(2) = 2

Apr 20, 2017 12:22 am
OOC:
Magak? How do you only have a +1 to intimidation as a barbarian?
Apr 20, 2017 2:41 am
OOC:
Barbarian half-orc no less. My wisdom is trash. I put everything into strength and dex.
Apr 20, 2017 2:44 am
OOC:
Initiative

Rolls

Initiative - (1d20+1)

(19) + 1 = 20

Apr 20, 2017 3:04 am
OOC:
Surprise round post
As Harbek stands amongst the rest of the pirates surrounding Magak, he looks around at the others while sneering as though he is eagerly awaiting the bloodshed to begin. As the others are slowly pressing in, he fakes a trip and lands on the deck, catching himself with his hands just before making contact. In the confusion, while raising a hand for one of the others to help him up he is clearly upset and mumbling under his breath.

"Oye Lads, dunno what be goin' on. Lost me sea legs for a minute there."
OOC:
As Harbek makes contact with the deck, he casts Ray of Frost on it, hoping to leave an area frozen and unstable for the pirates facing Magak during the upcoming battle.
Apr 20, 2017 3:32 am
OOC:
Is it possible to swing my axe in a circle, trying to hit everyone?
Apr 20, 2017 3:43 am
OOC:
To damage everyone? No. But I will allow you to to try to ward them away if you like. Sort of like a defensive swing. You swing your axe in a defensive manner not trying to hurt them, just trying to stop them from hitting you. If you roll a hit then I will give the pirates disadvantage on their attack rolls. If you miss then nothing happens. However, either way, the pirates will take no damage.
Apr 20, 2017 3:45 am
OOC:
If I do that is it just 1 melee roll?
Apr 20, 2017 3:53 am
OOC:
Yes. One melee roll.
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