Guardian Angel Haruki

D&D 5e -- The Lost Children

Wayward Forest

What Jacoby and Shaedra See

As Jacoby and Shaedra approached where the entangled bandit was, they would still see the writing cocoon of vines, with no sign of the bandit struggling inside. However, Shaedra would notice that the vines were starting to slow and wither as the duration of the spell was starting to expire. The rest of the forest around them is quiet as can be.

What Safira, Mirdas, and Signod See

The bandits looked to each other in slight confusion after Safira told them what she wanted from them. At first they were both silent as Barney bit his lower lip before chuckling, "Hehehe...Booty...She said booty, Brett!" Barney started to laugh at the word choice, before Brett elbowed him and hissed "Shut up, Barn! She could kill you!"

Brett looked up to Safira and answered her questions,
"Look. We found that br-er, sweet little girl, in a crater three moons ago, a little after that weird light show in the sky. Judgin' from that dress she was wearing and that fancy backpack, we figured that she was a noble's child. So Bernie thought we could get a sweet ransom if we sent word out to them nobles, from whoever was missing a daughter. But...apparently they seem to have ignored the part to not send adventurers or she'd end up dyin', 'cause...well, yer here, aren't ya?"

He continued, "Warren was just the guy put in charge of watching her, and making sure that she didn't run for it. Of course, three moons is a long time. Warren, that soft hearted idiot, went and got himself feeling like an older brother to that girl. He even tried to negotiate with Bernie to not kill the girl and just send her home without the ransom. 'Course Bernie wasn't too keen on that. He had been planning to either retire Warren, or post another guard up to keep watch over the kid,

Mechanics

Barney and Brett rolled Wisdom Saves for moments of maturity/immaturity.
Barney got a 3,
Brett got an 18.

What Bobbin sees

*Currently investigating tent*

Project Crossover [Video Game Crossover RP]

Shantae

Level: 3
Day/Time: Day 2, Night
Location: Save Point Inn ---> Tetris Castle
Tags:@Holy Soldier@Zarkun@DracoLunaris@ONL

After Shantae attempted to communicate with the soldier and took off running, she never noticed the gem soldier appear and warn them about Sparx, as she was already in pursuit. Unfortunately as she kept on running, the cloaked figure was proving himself to be really fast and she soon couldn't even see him anymore. Thankfully her eyes caught sight of the golden streak of Sparx's light and she let out a monkey like yelp (cheer?), and followed Sparx, not once losing her pace and used her platforming skills to keep up.

((Note: Soldier is referring to Zarkun's character.))

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@Cu Chulainn Thank you for letting us know. ^_^

@The Harbinger of Ferocity@rush99999 The GM post will be coming up today.

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@ihinka You get the sense that they are eager to dish out any information they can if it means that they'll live.

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@ihinka Go ahead and roll Insight.
And yes, you do get half of your crossbow bolts back after a fight.

@The Harbinger of Ferocity The answers to those questions will come up in the next GM IC post.

Honey Heist!

https://www.roleplayerguild.com/topics/171271-honey-heist-the-hoarders-conspiracy/ooc And the thread is up!

Honey Heist! The Hoarders' Conspiracy

I see you've stumbled into the hideout of Criminal Bears.

Welcome to Honey Heist! The basic premise of this is that you are a criminal bear with a plan to steal a large horde of honey! However, that honey is well guarded...

The year is 3XXX on the planet Earth. It is a dark future where many scientific advancements have been made, and animals are just as sentient as the humans (even if the humans aren't aware of it). Humans have gone to space, and zombies were once a problem but they've been eradicated, so that's nothing to worry about.

So what makes this future so dark?
It ain't mass media where kids are forced to kill each other, or a dystopia lacking emotions.
No...this...this is a dystopia that is far worse. Especially for bears like yourselves.

Every bit of food that is sweet is either completely gone, or in really short supply. Even the most common of berries have completely soured.
Honey counts for the latter. Honey thankfully still exists, but it is either really hard to obtain or is just expensive. Where would the Earth be without bees after all?

However, your leader, Code Name Papa Bear, has seen things and claims that there is more honey than what meets the eyes and the richest of the rich are hoarding the honey to themselves and sell that honey to make a quick buck. He is looking for a team of fellow bears to steal this honey. And you are a part of this team for...whatever your reasoning might be.

But will you come out with the gold? Or will you just end up with nothing? Let's find out...

Honey Heist!

@rush99999 Oh it'll still happen.
In fact, I'm going to get the thread up today.

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Sorry for the delay in my post. Been thinking of ways to sound lawful fishy, and I’ve been distracted with personal matters.

@Cu Chulainn

No worries. ^_^
RL > RP

<Snipped quote>
I cannot read this in any other voice but that of Fred Flintstone. Wonderful, now I have this out of left field voice speaking to me whenever I read one of the two bandits' dialogue.

@The Harbinger of Ferocity

Muahahahahaha!
April Fool's! XD

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@JBRam2002 Okie dokie. Go ahead and roll Investigation. ^_^