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@Pennydumb123

I’d rather keep it here for now because...

1. I don’t have a Discord chat up yet. Again, I’ll get that up ASAP, but I do have RL to contend with as well.

2. I’m doing my best to keep the RP going at a good pace, without rushing anyone.

3. I’m on a different time zone than everybody else. I can’t exactly take part in battles in Discord as a GM if I’m asleep.

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@Cu Chulainn Your request shall be granted, O’ Palafin.

Mirdas, for his intimidation attempt, tried to give this menacing evil smile as though he was going to enjoy skewering the Captain as well. However, his eyes are kinda dry, so he blinks a lot during this moment. This is misconstrued as Mirdas batting his eyelashes at the Captain, and the Captain looks confused as he ponders

“Are you flirting with me?”

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@Cu Chulainn Yeah, you skewered Morris. He’s now a fishman’s shishkabob.
Go ahead and roll Intimidate.

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@Cu Chulainn Excellent! And now we’re back to the top of Initiative order with Mirdas. ^_^

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@rush99999 It does. You may roll for damage.

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@rush99999 Now it’s Jacoby’s turn.

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@Pennydumb123 Cool post, Penny and well done with the nat 20. However, I recommend making some changes due to the mechanics.

1) The Bandit Captain is still up and alive. I consider a bolt through the head an instant kill. So please change where the bolt hit him.

2) The Bandit Captain did fail his Wisdom Saving throw against your Menacing Attack with an 11 (DC is 13), but this means that he’s frightened of Boram now, not everything in general.

3) I can understand the use of the poison as flavor text for the menacing attack, since a halfling may not be as intimidating as a dragon or a half-orc, but please tone down the poison effects. The effects are a little overkill for a menacing attack

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@0 Azzy 0 I would say that thanks to the fireflies, and the specific time of night, the area is well lit.

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@Pennydumb123 Yes, it is your turn.

@The Harbinger of Ferocity Sorry about that. I'll be sure to mention you guys in future GM posts. ^^"

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@Cu Chulainn That just hits him.