Stok
The Mercenary
Right on! Always loved the tri-force. This video was an awesome retrospective on Ocarina of Time if you haven't seen it. Link:
That was... Deep... Thankyou for sharing
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Right on! Always loved the tri-force. This video was an awesome retrospective on Ocarina of Time if you haven't seen it. Link:
Thankyou for ending my suspense, but no apologies necessary my friend.Just saying it to get it out there, I'll be responding today! Apologies for the delay
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You're up, T Taleek T Taleek !
Hey Just_Dragon my man, you know I love your cheerful spirit, but pull back on addressing other players out of character. It should all read as if it's from Dragon's point of view. I'll admit this is mostly a flavor thing, but it takes a reader out of the scene if you mention who Taleek is right after you're done talking in-character.
On a lesser note, it's also to make sure everything we're reading pertains specifically to what's happening in the scene. That way no one is confused as to what's going on
On the opposite end, I love Dragon volunteering Rola without asking lmao. It gives way perfectly for Rola to show more of her character via "who does this guy think I am? Volunteering me for charity work" at least, that's how I imagine she's going to take itI see-
Alright, I wont do it anymore
Actually taleek you're still early to post. Dragon just got one out today. Don't stress yourself, I'd rather have long time committed players than ones who burn out because it feels like a responsibility too much.Hey, hey! Massive apologies for my absence as I've said before making time has been a struggle as of recently! In any case, though, I will have a post fired and ready as soon as possible!
That is infact, be duely notedJust_Dragon so during conversations with NPCs, or even other players, you can roll Insight to see what you can gleam about what they're thinking by their mannerisms, or if they're lying. It won't allow you to flat out read their minds, but you might get some information on the level of "This Rito seems to be out of his comfort zone speaking with people, and isn't enjoying it in the slightest," that you can then play off of in your dialogue.
Just some notes for gameplay in-between fights to keep things interesting.
GotchaJust_Dragon you may reply to wernburger tonight or tomorrow if you have time. Let's just avoid taking the scene anywhere else but that spot until we give Taleek a little more time to return. After tomorrow if there's still no communication, we'll move on further up the narrative road.
Yes indeed, I did mention that. If you think Garvii would have spoke with them in the last two days, this is what you would have found out.Stok Sounds good! I have a couple things in mind but probably need to roll some nature/survival checks to get it right. For something like that, would I just state my intent in character and roll to see what the result is or should we discuss OOC?
Also, you mentioned a camp leader tent earlier on. Garvii would have wanted to get an understanding for what kind of folk are in charge to see if they'll be cooperative or a hinderance to his efforts. In the last few days of his conversing with the stable people, would he have gleaned any info like that?
Yes indeed, I did mention that. If you think Garvii would have spoke with them in the last two days, this is what you would have found out.
"The family which presides over the running of the stable is headed by a man named Maul. He's a hearty, gruff, and ultimately quiet man. Even by Garvii's standards. When approached about Garvii's concern, Maul listened intently and nodded, not offering much else. He gave a short reply giving Garvii permission to do what he pleased, so long as he didn't disturb the people or their daily work, and agreed he would share any information of the monsters he may come across. He couldn't spare any helping hands to defense construction, however, and thus Garvii was on his own in that right. That is, until Dragon showed up."
Talking about the defense building itself, yes to stating your intentions and then rolling survival. Letting me know beforehand what you want to do would save some time, too, so I can tell you what to roll. Just don't go overboard. Even with the two of you superpowered knuckleheads surrounding an entire camp in a full-scale wall would take weeks
So currently you know that the monsters are almost all holed up in the Royal Guard Training Camp. Definitely roll survival for the pitfalls.Gotchya. Garvii's current plan is to not take the fight to the monster camp or let them approach the stables directly. He wants to set up pitfall traps in the nearby woods and draw in groups to reduce their numbers and scatter them so him and any force that's gathered can ambush their targets directly.
He has been performing his commune with nature ritual to get a sense for their numbers and positions.
NOPE now you gotta have that interaction in character for not doing it the first time lolGotta be to use their natural prey as bait whatever that is. If Garvii can use commune with nature to request this from animals directly, that would be sweet. Otherwise, he may ask for assistance from the red haired stable worker he met earlier assuming she has experience herding animals. It's possible he's discussed this with her already.
(Also, does he know her name lol. I don't think he asked the first time)
So the price on a stallion is 200 rupees, and 25 for a well made sword. Going by that, convincing someone to risk their life (a non-warrior that is) would land somewhere more like 300 a piece. Someone skilled in combat might take a lower sum because they'd be more sure of themselvesStok According to my inventory I have 80 Rupees. What is considered a lot in this game? Would that be a sum Maul would be interested in to fund some militia assistance? Happy to roll anything for a negotiation. It's possible that's a paltry sum too and he'd be laughed at which I think would make sense narratively too.