A Watery Grave

Re: A Watery Grave

feeds@yuku.com (leadjunkie) — Sat, 01 Aug 2009 17:28:20 GMT

Continued in A Hot Time Under the Town Tonight.

Re: A Watery Grave

feeds@yuku.com (leadjunkie) — Sat, 18 Jul 2009 16:25:11 GMT

SgtHulka wrote:

leadjunkie wrote:

SgtHulka wrote:
Also, I've decided to open up the Into the Labyrinth talent system.
Grint can not take any skills as his current spells use up all available slots. Sarge, if you will cut me a bit of slack I will take literacy instead...

Re: A Watery Grave

feeds@yuku.com (Deepcut) — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 05:33:01 GMT

FriK: Finally. *surprizingly he feels no slower in his new metal shirt.*
Tehn: starts to follow. He looks self conscious as his plate mail's sounds echo off the walls.

Re: A Watery Grave

feeds@yuku.com (leadjunkie) — Tue, 14 Jul 2009 20:14:18 GMT

Rook looks from right hand to left hand, shrugging to indicate he does not have a hand free to pull Hokes finger. I'd gladly help you Hoke... Shut up you moron, barks Grint. He is going to fart when you pull his finger. Not that you could smell it down here. Frik, Tehn, that way if you please. Let's get going.

Re: A Watery Grave

feeds@yuku.com (Deepcut) — Tue, 14 Jul 2009 10:24:36 GMT

Frik becomes agitated about all of this map reading. It makes him want to smash skulls.

Tehn Kahn practises moving quickly in plate armor: He now has a 10 MA, iirc. :-)

Re: A Watery Grave

feeds@yuku.com (Deepcut) — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 16:24:59 GMT

Frik to Borann: Outside of the gladiatorial stage, armor seems to be a requirement. I am especially concerned by the penchant for fast four-legged creature to pounce before I can point my pike axe at them. That plus I depend on my ability not to be forced to become prone when faced by a more dexterous opponent. When I can get experienced enough, I plan to learn how to heal quickly like the famous veteran, Rambo!

Tehn Kahn nods at Frik. You would do well in a set of fine plate, my...

Re: A Watery Grave

feeds@yuku.com (Mister Frau Blucher) — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 10:09:30 GMT

Borann gives Grint a mock bow. He sees Frik in his new mail, and wonders if it will limit his effectiveness. But recalling the times he beat the odds to connect with their enemies, he doubts it.

Hoke sidles up to Rook, pointing at him. Hey, Rook! Pull my finger!

Re: A Watery Grave

feeds@yuku.com (leadjunkie) — Sun, 12 Jul 2009 20:44:28 GMT

The Gutter Mage waits for the brawn to take it's front rank positions and motions Rook to stand beside him on the sewer side of the walk way. He grumbles to Borann, I heard that. Casually rolling up the map he says, If I had feelings they would be hurt, sarcasm dripping from every word.

Rook slings his spear, unsheathes his whip and dutifully holds the torch aloft. Ready!

Re: A Watery Grave

feeds@yuku.com (SgtHulka) — Sun, 12 Jul 2009 15:48:02 GMT

Mister Frau Blucher wrote:
But he is the perfect leader for the Bravos: ineffective and arrogant.

Hilarious! I think you guys were planning on just continuing to follow the map? I'll start a new thread soon.

Re: A Watery Grave

feeds@yuku.com (Mister Frau Blucher) — Sun, 12 Jul 2009 15:13:01 GMT

D'Oh! I'll keep the slot open, so Borann will actually have three to spend when (/if) he gets to 9 IQ.

Hoke had to take Naginata, since we ruled that was his weapon. I was calling it a glaive earlier, since that would be more in keeping with the general culture. But it is the Wilderlands, so it is wide open. I'll call it a Naginata if it fits with your campaign.

South, eh? Borann says to Grint as he studies the map.

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feeds@yuku.com (SgtHulka) — Sun, 12 Jul 2009 13:44:28 GMT

Mister Frau Blucher wrote:

His talents are Axe/mace (2), Sword (2), Knife (1), Swimming (1), and Shield (1), which leaves him with one left over.

Hoke takes Bow (2), Polearms (2), Naginata (1), Knife (1), and Boating (1) from his time working on the dock, which also leaves him with one left over.

Knife is part of sword, so Borann actually has 2 left over (that and fencing are the only two...

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feeds@yuku.com (Mister Frau Blucher) — Sun, 12 Jul 2009 06:11:03 GMT

Deepcut wrote:
Tehn Kahn starts humming a tune from his childhood elven village, "hush hush now, voices carry. Woah hoah ho. Hush hush now..."

Frik scratches his head as he listens.

Hoke's ears perk up at the tune. I didn't know you were familiar with Orcish lullabies, friend Tehn. We should compare interests.

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feeds@yuku.com (Mister Frau Blucher) — Sun, 12 Jul 2009 06:07:41 GMT

leadjunkie wrote:
Grint pulls out the map. Rook bring the torch closer. I lost track of where we are.

Rook whispers to Borann, who appointed him King?

What was that, growls Grint.

Nothing. Just admiring Frik's new armor, Rook answers subserviently.

Re: A Watery Grave

feeds@yuku.com (Mister Frau Blucher) — Sun, 12 Jul 2009 06:03:46 GMT

Sorry for the holdup guys. Finally got things together. Well, computer-wise, that is.

Borann will increase his ST to 12. He will claim the Byrny broadsword, since noone else has.

His talents are Axe/mace (2), Sword (2), Knife (1), Swimming (1), and Shield (1), which leaves him with one left over.

Hoke takes Bow (2), Polearms (2), Naginata (1), Knife (1), and Boating (1) from his time working on the dock, which also leaves him with one left over.

...

Re: A Watery Grave

feeds@yuku.com (Deepcut) — Sat, 11 Jul 2009 13:35:14 GMT

Tehn Kahn starts humming a tune from his childhood elven village, "hush hush now, voices carry. Woah hoah ho. Hush hush now..."

Frik scratches his head as he listens.

Re: A Watery Grave

feeds@yuku.com (SgtHulka) — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 19:38:02 GMT

Deepcut wrote:
Tehn Kahn meditates on the shadows on the sewer walls, with an open ear for random sounds or movements.

He thinks he hears voices to the south...or perhaps to the north...the voices echoe over the brick masonry and are garbled by the rushing water. It's impossible to say where the voices are coming from. But one thing is certain -- the Beggar's Street Bravos are not the only ones using this...

Re: A Watery Grave

feeds@yuku.com (SgtHulka) — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 19:36:31 GMT

leadjunkie wrote:
While the daily posts for XP are tempting, I am waiting until we hear news about MFB's computer situation.

Me, too, but I'm enjoying DC's posts and figure they're well worth the 2 xp!

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feeds@yuku.com (leadjunkie) — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 19:21:47 GMT

While the daily posts for XP are tempting, I am waiting until we hear news about MFB's computer situation.

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feeds@yuku.com (Deepcut) — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 18:22:53 GMT

Frik wonders why his compatriots dont respond. His face twists with frustration.

Tehn Kahn meditates on the shadows on the sewer walls, with an open ear for random sounds or movements.

Re: A Watery Grave

feeds@yuku.com (Deepcut) — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 17:29:39 GMT

Frik suggests that we get back to the mission of bargaining with the undead peril.

Tehn Kahn mentions that the two theives were probably spys sent to ambush the group but got killed by the leaches first.

A Watery Grave

feeds@yuku.com (SgtHulka) — Sun, 14 Jun 2009 21:25:39 GMT

Continued from A Perfect Night for Murder

With the rain chucking down over the drawn hood of his rain slicker, Hal, the Overlord's forester, stands at the gate of the Park of Obscene Statues, and demandis his toll. His twenty-five kobold slaves dance and yip and bark around him, agitated by the rain. But he keeps them on a short leash, and so they leave the Beggars' Street Bravos...