D&D 5E (OOC) Rise of the Dracolich (Full)

[Ancalagon]

Platinum moons might be a small factor in our favor too.

And Kalorn speaks dwarven. This may be useful

 

[Ancalagon]

I have to note that the coin calculation was just teasing the GM a bit, I didn't mean to derail ... ah well.

 

[gargoyleking]

Okay, so Mord will be the lordling, but who wants to be the businessman (and negotiator?) And whatever else? Also, leaving the Mordgyard behind as they'd be a liability in this endeavour.

 

[tglassy]

Primus isn’t all that good with charisma. I’ve mentioned before that he can grab proficiencies, but his Cha is a +0. Would be best if he were to disappear in the background and stealthily assassinate people with his mind, as Psionics aren’t detectable like Magic.

 

[Ancalagon]

Quickly:

1: Kalorn has good cha but may not "present" well - not a horrible choice, but not a great one either. Since Mord "is" a lesser noble, maybe he would negotiate himself?

2: where do we stash the Mordguard?

3: let's hope we don't have to assassinate during trade talks

 

[gargoyleking]

Mord is a base +4 on Cha. He'll negotiate if needed, but I figured somebody would have a better bonus on Persuasion.

 

[Ancalagon]

Mord is a base +4 on Cha. He'll negotiate if needed, but I figured somebody would have a better bonus on Persuasion.

Looks like you are the best pick...

 

[gargoyleking]

Lol, Oh well. Guess it's time to play it up.

 

[FitzTheRuke]

Lol, Oh well. Guess it's time to play it up.

Thanks for doing your best not to solo the mission. Ah, well, we'll go through it quick and get everyone else back in the game ASAP. Gimme a persuasion, a deception, and an insight roll and some basic guidelines on your tactics. If you want to write an RP post, please go ahead, but don't assume if you rolled low that you necessarily did something stupid. (I will often use low rolls to introduce complications, as opposed to making the character look like a fool).

 

[gargoyleking]

Thanks for doing your best not to solo the mission. Ah, well, we'll go through it quick and get everyone else back in the game ASAP. Gimme a persuasion, a deception, and an insight roll and some basic guidelines on your tactics. If you want to write an RP post, please go ahead, but don't assume if you rolled low that you necessarily did something stupid. (I will often use low rolls to introduce complications, as opposed to making the character look like a fool).

Now that Insight roll Mord will suck at. Can I use Guidance for at least one of those?