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So that’s a +2, and do I include STR mod? DEX? INT? ^^”
Or would it just be the proficiency bonus?

@Guardian Angel Haruki

It would just be the proficiency bonus.

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Would I need to roll anything for Cascade to come up with a cool feature for the scabbard that could give Rala some sort of advantage when fighting with the weapon that’s going to be sheathed in said scabbard? (I can’t remember if the weapon was a dagger or sword. ^^”)

@Guardian Angel Haruki

That would be a roll with Cascade's carpenter's tools proficiency.

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Alrighty then. I'll get to work on that tomorrow.

In the mean time, if any of your characters are drunk, know that you now have advantage on saves against being frightened, disadvantage on saves against being charmed, and access to the barbarian's reckless attack feature.

These effects last until you finish a long rest.

Epyllion: Beyond Moonlight's Reach

Skobeloff

With Garrock's comment, Skobeloff sensed a golden opportunity to show the older dragon that he could handle himself without the help of his clutchmates. "I can go check out the stronghold." Skobeloff suggested. "I'll go see what's going on over there, then I'll meet you at Echo's place and tell you what I found."

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Yeah, this game sure loves to keep my guessing.

Seriously Epyllion, you can't just use the phrase "consume a piece of the darkness" without explaining what the heck that means xP

Also...
Epyllion: *had a whole section dedicated to The Wilderness that warns about how dangerous it is*
Also Epyllion: *has no move or rules for traveling said Wilderness, forcing me to make one up*

@XxFellsingxX

Perhaps Epyllion was written by a Trickster.

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as per its wording.

@Vertigo

The wording says the move makes use of "an earlier failure". It says nothing about whose failure that is.

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I know, I'm sorry. It's just I'm genuinely a little stumped trying to think of the opportunity Skobeloff has given his allies ^^;

@XxFellsingxX

If you're open to suggestions how about this: The magical properties of the powdered gemstones that make up the sand, which were once in fact friendship gems, can let a dragon return a friendship gem to teleport to the dragon they are returning the friendship gem to.

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About the Trickster move, I assumed it meant that you'd be able to turn your own failures into opportunities, by revealing how you failed on purpose/as part of your plan. Like "A-ha! I stumbled on purpose, and by doing so I got their wallet!" or "What you didn't know is that when I misspoke earlier? I did it on purpose so they'd underestimate me and think I'm a fool!" or "I angered the big bad - not by accident as you thought, but to draw its ire towards me and give you a chance to counter attack!" or something. Others' failures are a little more difficult to turn into opportunities or weave into your own plans, I think.

@Vertigo

Difficult. Not impossible.

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- you’ve created an opportunity; the DM will tell you how you or an ally can claim it.

@XxFellsingxX

*Quiet yet audible coughing noises*

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@LostDestiny @XxFellsingxX @Lurking Krog @Birdboy @Guardian Angel Haruki

Hey all. Things seem to be slowing down in the IC section. Would you like me to move things on to the main event of the chapter or would any of you like a little more time to do or say something in this scene first?

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It also means the best dragon at misleading and tricking others is also Shieldwing xD

@Digizel

Actually, I took A Tongue Of Silver when I made Skobeloff which lets him use Charm to mislead rather than Cunning.