Necroes

Sweet Southern Nights (Vampire the Masquerade, 5th edition)

@Dark Cloud Yea, we'll get a chance to talk some time today.

Sweet Southern Nights (Vampire the Masquerade, 5th edition)

@rocketrobie2 Your pool will always be a skill plus a stat. For you, you will combine both your performance and your charisma, and that will determine your pool size. You will also add an extra two dice to this pool, for your stunning merrit.

It should be noted by everyone; Stanley is an amazingly pretty man.

Sweet Southern Nights (Vampire the Masquerade, 5th edition)

@rocketrobie2 Nice intro. I'll be having you roll a performance roll, and we're going to be trying it with the dice-roller on the site.

Here's how it will work. You're going to be at hunger 1 (the minimum), so you'll label one of your 1d10 rolls as a hunger die roll, as well as labeling it as part of this check. The rest you'll just label as part of the check.

Once you've rolled all the dice (individually for now, until I can determine a different method) you'll list the individual numbers with links to each roll.

It's gonna be kind of a pain, but I'll be limiting rolls to only times when it's important. Such as determining how well the rock star does on his opening number.

Sweet Southern Nights (Vampire the Masquerade, 5th edition)

@Silentfeather Are you familiar with the system? If so, feel free to send me a mock-up of your CS and I'll look it over for approval.

Lost Mine Of Phandelver (D&D 5e) (CLOSED)

@Dark Cloud Tibor does not have especially strong enough feelings on the matter to justify a roll.

Sweet Southern Nights (Vampire the Masquerade, 5th edition)

@rocketrobie2 Feel free to post in the IC section. You can begin with a general day in Steele's life, now that he's become a kindred.

Sweet Southern Nights (Vampire the Masquerade, 5th edition)

The central power of Indiana had never been completely certain among the world of the kindred. Last a prince ruled there, the man had been completely crazed. A life spent constantly at war had left him hating anything he perceived as alien, including things so simple as the race of the kine. At first, it was a simple eccentricity. When his racism carried over to the ranks of kindred, however, and he began risking the masquerade over his desire to 'purge the unclean' he was finally put out of the world's misery.

Since that time, nearly fifty years ago, the throne of Indianapolis has gone empty. In the absence of the Camarilla's guiding hand, the Anarchs were eager to take hold. However, while their presence ensured the continuation of kindred within the state, their lack of resources led to a number of troublesome foes going unchallenged in the area.

Local churches began turning to the ways of the Second Inquisition, creating small pockets of hunters with generation of experience to call upon. Protected by the power of true faith, they seek out kindred, and purge them from the world with zealous vigor.

In a state so full of open land and large pockets of wilderness, one of the kindreds' greatest enemies could take hold; Lupines. Physically powerful, and willing to readily work together for the common good, these beast-men seek out the kindred, to kill them without hesitation. Seeing vampires as a blight on the land, they make it their personal mission to end that blight.

Other threats also exist, from rumors of feral kindred who stalk the woods and risk the masquerade, to stories of powerful fey influencing the habits of those who live near them. There are even reports of a guild of mages, set up somewhere in the very heart of Indianapolis.

Against all these odds, one kindred has stepped up to take the throne. A powerful, seventh generation ventrue who has managed to sweep into the state and assert himself as the prince of the capital. Very little is known about him, his name not even yet public to the world, but one thing is for certain; Though his empire is vast, he seeks allies among his own kind, as the threats that stand posed against him will eventually break down his walls. As powerful as his fortifications may be, no king can stand without subjects to give orders to.

Lost Mine Of Phandelver (D&D 5e) (CLOSED)

So, to recap; There are two goblins still alive, but very firmly passed out. Tibor noticed while he was checking for tracks. Unless someone can actually speak goblin, though, it's going to be very difficult to convince Tibor to waste his time bringing one of them around in lieu of just killing them.

Lost Mine Of Phandelver (D&D 5e) (CLOSED)

@Necroes Well are you going to try to speak to them normally?

@Dark Cloud

As far as I'm aware, the only goblin still 'alive' is bleeding out on the road. Tibor never did anything to heal it, and since then it's been long enough to build a funeral pyre, light it, and search for tracks. Not to mention treating the halfling's wounds.

Is it even still alive? Tibor has a 15 passive perception and was over searching that area; did he happen to hear if the goblin was still breathing?

Lost Mine Of Phandelver (D&D 5e) (CLOSED)

Can anyone in the party even speak goblin?

I know comprehend languages would let Neth understand the goblin, but if it can't speak common, then we're not going to be able to question it in the first place.