On the fourth day of the journey, you see another ship, and Beranhond advises, since Darvin seems to want to head south with all haste, that you attempt to trade for supplies rather than stopping in a port. Darvin and Beranhond, please roll Diplomacy and Appraise for me.
The fifth day is uneventful.
On the sixth day, in order to keep cheerier thoughts in the minds of the crew, Nym decides a dance is in order. Several sailors bring out instruments and the crew dances the night away. Nym, please give me a Perform (Instrument) check. Talathel, you are, as usual, drinking heavily. Please give me both a Fortitude check and a Dexterity Check. Darvin and Beranhond, how would you behave at the dance?
Thursday, August 5, 2010
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Fortitude:
ReplyDeleteRoll(1d20)+4:
16,+4
Total:20
Dexterity:
Roll(1d20)+3:
14,+3
Total:17
Perform: (1d20+3)
ReplyDelete14+3
17
1 Hero Point for Talathel. :)
ReplyDeleteNym, are you playing the conch shell, or some other instrument? I suppose I just assumed you would want to perform for the crowd, and didn't really think about how you'd do it.
ReplyDeleteDiplomacy:
ReplyDeleteRoll(1d20)+13:
20,+13
Total:33
Appraise:
Roll(1d20)+2:
16,+2
Total:18
Beranhond would most likely attend the dance for a few moments before retreating into his cabin. Of course, Aelysin, might attempt to entice him into a dance. If she does I will post the ensuing encounter.