rush99999

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I got a 13.

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I believe that would be an attack roll.

@Guardian Angel Haruki

Would a 17 get the job done?

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@Guardian Angel Haruki

Would I need to roll anything to bushwhack my way through the brambles with my handaxe?

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@Guardian Angel Haruki

Would I be correct in thinking that we'll need to find a way past these brambles if we want to reach the tower?

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@Guardian Angel Haruki

Out of curiosity, how much does the snail weigh?

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Not sure if I need to wait a bit before I have Aura get to the dinning tent.

@LostDestiny

You can arrive at any time you like.

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Brutrumukk

"Why, is that an-...Mm, quick math..- up-to-1,200-pound-supporting raft? Where in the nine hells did you find one of those?" Zavakri asked.

"Found it stuck in the mud." Brutrumukk replied.

"Blimey, you're just carryin' it, ain't you? Built different, you bugbear folk." Zavakri continued in wonder.

"Yeah, we are, ain't we?" Brutrumukk said pridefully as he flexed his free arm. "Mag didn't come lookin' fer Hruggek and Grankhul fer no reason, y'know."

"As for where we're going... I say we leave that up to Gabe." Zavakri went on to say. "Bloke says he has a feeling about this place, and I haven't the foggiest; if we're going blind, I say follow the man's gut. Point a direction and off we march, Sirrah!"

"Yeah, that sounds like a good i-" Brutrumukk got as far as saying before noticing the giant snail's presence. "Uh... 'Ow come the snail's still 'ere?" Brutrumukk asked. "Weren't it on the rabbits' side?"

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@Guardian Angel Haruki

You reckon it wouldn't take much to sway Cascade to the cause of evil?

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@Birdboy

The orc paused and looked back at Rala when she called out to him. At the mention of Nanna May's name, it becomes clear to Rala by the orc's reaction that he's heard of her. "You've met Ms. Midnight, eh?" The orc asked. "Well you needn't worry 'bout me. She an' 'er lot are more in the business o' findin' good folk an' turnin' 'em to evil, so I ain't really the sort they'd go fer. Either way, thanks fer the 'eads up. Very considerate of ya."

As Rala then passes the orc on the way to the feasting tent, she notices various tattoos and tribal markings on the orc's body. With what she knows of orcish history, Rala realizes that the orc she had just spoken to was in fact part of an orc tribe. She wasn't sure which tribe he was a part of, but from how well decorated he was, Rala could determine that he was a good distance up the totem pole from the average rank and file orc.

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@Birdboy

Nice throw!

Now I'll be needing a History check.