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Raelyns abandoned Dax to find Rashari or Rashav or Roshoov or whatever. So I got one character available. Also NPC, Gordo, though he's currently trying to convince a barmaid that his big hands indicate a direct correlation to the size of something else.


There, I replied. Now Jorwen and Vurwe can continue their adventures of being the most bitter duo ever.
Got a post being prepared if LEIDENSHACFTENVONHUGENBAGAN REMEMBERED.

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I haven't but kinda have, yakno? I'll be on tonight to work on it.
Steadily working on the update post and duel.
@Hellis, add Valen to characters tab to begin alcohol adventure.

@MacabreFox and I are finalizing our collab.

@Leidenschaft, that update better be as fresh as my mechanical oil.


Oh you'll love it

I like it, writing for NPCs is my favorite. It's a long one, too.
@gcoldSo are we deciding who will win between Dax and Farid via coin toss then, or rolling dice? And if so, when will we be making the post? :0

P.S. I'm hoping he doesn't lose a hand if he loses. I'd rather him still be able to shoot a bow. Maybe lose some fingers he might be able to grow back.


He won't lose a hand. I'll find a way to decide the severity/ease of the loss/win. Just PM me when you're ready to start writing the fight scene.
Speaking inf the whole thing with Farid, would done mind explaining me a couple of points? Number one, why does Ashav needs to appoint a champion? (I mean, I assume it's for a duel, but why is there a need for a duel is what I am getting at). Two, something about a blood price was mentioned at the start, could someone clear that up, if that's ok? Sorry for the questions, am a little lost.

And, speaking of Farid's punishment, Tsleeixth would most likely to either have Farid executed or -at the very least- exiled from the Company.


Farid is given a choice between resigning from the company and paying a blood price. He disputes his sentences and calls for a trial by combat so he can die. Ashav won't fight him himself, so he appoints a champion from among the company.

Blood price is a sum of money paid to the offended party.

This duel is basically rule of cool, because it'd be more suspenseful if a player character was on the line than if we all got together and sang kumbaya while an NPC got hanged and then moved on.
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Jaime Lannister hand!


What if
guys

guys, what if

guys, hear me out

guys, what if Dax

what if, guys, what if Dax loses

...

his whole body and is left only a head.
Keep it simple and make it a coin toss.


Sure, why not. If Dax loses the coin toss, he gets a wound that will turn into a scar or loses a finger or something.
So, I paired each character in the deadpool up. The pairs were Leif - Sagax and Dax - Solveig.

I rolled a d20 for each pair to decide who would win between the two, example: Leif would win if the die rolled onto any number 1-10, Dax 11-20

Here are the results:

Leif 6

Sagax 4

Dax 7

Solveig 3

The Dice-Gods really wanted either Leif or Dax to fight Farid as Ashav's Champion. They were just pissing all over my odds, though. In the end, Dax will have his day of blood. I'm going to figure out how to transplant Farid and Dax into a DnD 5e character sheet's stats, unless anyone else has a better idea.
*Has a character made for action instead of words and needs a good scrap at some point*


Then you'll go in the lottery pool then
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