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Post by La Moruna on Oct 11, 2016 22:24:04 GMT
I think I can only create an opportunity for you, not actually use the Raise on your behalf.
The leader is my cousin, a junior knight inquisitor.
But you can have her go around under her Cobra Commander mask giving orders.
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Post by Finn Nibelsang on Oct 11, 2016 22:38:03 GMT
Also, if I can I will set it up for a showdown with the leader, possibly ending in a final risk. I dont think the aftermath, be it evacuating the villagers or helping them fight the fire, should be much of a risk at this point, as you already slowed the spread of teh fire much earlier and they began to doubt the intentions of the invaders.
However, how we play out the showdown will be up to you, as this is your story.
edit: I KNEW IT WAS A HER, I PLANNED IT TO BE A HER THE ENTIRE TIME!
but fine, lets see
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Post by Finn Nibelsang on Oct 11, 2016 22:54:03 GMT
figured I should probably escape first before the showdown happens
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Post by La Moruna on Oct 11, 2016 23:05:29 GMT
Yeah, rescue then big showdown seems the natural course of the narrative.
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Post by La Moruna on Oct 12, 2016 20:07:14 GMT
Theft/Agility seems to be fitting considering you want to remove something from someones belt and then hide in a crowd. 1 raise accomplishes the theft. 1 raise avoids the consequence of being noticed and attacked. If I got what you said before straight, I can add to this an opportunity? |
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Post by Dalai Llama on Oct 12, 2016 20:36:21 GMT
That is correct!
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Post by Finn Nibelsang on Oct 12, 2016 23:25:16 GMT
There we go, I have not described her very well yet due to not actually knowing her advantages yet (even though my virtue would tell me if shes a villain)
Figured that the way La Moruna was going was a social one. With a little speech, Im sure she could rally most of the townspeople and more than half of the remaining guards to do the right thing, if you like that approach.
If you get her in the back before that, she cant intervene, and comes back to only a few loyalists and us, minimizing civilian involvement
Edit: Actually I dont think I can add teh opportunity YET, you would need to take the approach first, right? let me get it out of IC and into OOC to add if thats what you want
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Post by Finn Nibelsang on Oct 12, 2016 23:26:58 GMT
(opportunity provided for La Moruna)
"He is in the back"
The guards will realize that their quarry has escaped, however La Moruna can convince them with an quick argument and 1 raise that he couldnt have gone far, and if they distracted the mistress by sending her on a wild goose hunt into some of the other chambers, they could buy time. As well as La Moruna having better chances to talk the guards into doing the right thing.
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Post by La Moruna on Oct 13, 2016 5:36:06 GMT
But I am not doing any risk.
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Post by Finn Nibelsang on Oct 17, 2016 14:52:27 GMT
Hum, is the last sentence your relative antagonist speaking or is that adressed at me? Im not entirely sure, it makes more sense to be adressed at you from her, just checking before writing a response
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Post by La Moruna on Oct 17, 2016 16:01:48 GMT
It is our antagonist entering the scene.
Giving you a last chance to act before bringing and introducing the Villain.
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Post by La Moruna on Oct 17, 2016 21:56:06 GMT
Updated my sheet with the latest developments.
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Post by Finn Nibelsang on Oct 20, 2016 9:55:15 GMT
So I was just informed by Llama that buying dice is an actual thing, I was not aware that it was ACTUALLY a thing.
The more you know! (thats a lot of danger points, whoops)
also, we are tied for raises (because I couldnt roll as well as he appearently did), you want to go first?
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Post by La Moruna on Oct 20, 2016 10:21:27 GMT
Yeah, I tried to sell him dice four times in a row. Not your fault for not noticing he would actually buy them.
I will go.
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Post by Dalai Llama on Oct 20, 2016 10:24:09 GMT
It's all about supply/demand  |
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