Recent content by mips42

So... I think, sadly, it's time to put this to rest. I just don't have the time, energy and inclination to try and keep this adventure afloat (pun totally intended). I'm sorry for that. I thought I would have more time available that I actually do. Be well folks and I hope you have more great...

Zrok comes in screaming and snarling, slashing with his axe. the axe passes through the body of the elemental with only minimum effort. [15]+7= 22 to hit HIT, [6]+5=11 damage halved=5 @jmucchiello it is Terrys' turn

Again, the edged weapons dig into the water elemental but seem to lee damage than expected. @gnarlygninja it is your turn

The wood elf stands and shakes the water off 'Sometimes the ocean is a harsh mistress.' He strides purposefully over to the side of thee boat brandishing a boat hook. Swiping at the large form of the water elemental, the hook hits, but passes through with little damage. [16]+4= 20 to hit...

@Leatherhead you have next init

'Hmmm... Good information there. We can check on our way. there's a dock on the seaward side. If she's there, and seaworthy, she'll be docked there.' With that the captain walks back to the ships wheel. The rest of the day passes mostly easily, with only the occasional need for help with the...

'Nothing? I don't know if that's a good thing or not. I guess we'll just have to see what we see. 'We'll be nearing the Cliffs of Veld soon, and the tumble of rock that Skyhorn Lighthouse sits upon early tomorrow. If you've not seen it, it's something. Almost like some gigantic cleaver cut off...

Sheila nods at this. "So, something of a sword for hire, then? If I hadn't found the sea, I might have done similar. 'Did he say anything specific about what he'd heard. I mean, we've all heard wild stories of everything from serpents, living seaweed, and Kraken dragging down ships, as well as...

The Annabelle Lee dances over the waves, seeming as eager as her captain to be out of dock. At the rear of the ship, Crawdad losses a line off the back, more out of habit than in the hopes of catching anything. Moments later, he spies lean, torpedo-like shapes in the ships' wake. Porpoises...

Oh yes. I'm here and well aware of the time. I was hoping that the "what would you like to do?" would encourage the characters to interact with each other, the crew, the captain, etc. Ah well. I tried.

After the rowing, topside is wide, vast and open. Captain Coppertree stood at the wheel near the back of the ship and smiles widely as you approach. 'The sea is the worst kind of lover,' She said without a greeting. 'Leave her and she'll go on fine without you, not caring that you've left. Stay...

Beltran gives each of you a hardy handshake and bids tyou farewell, presumably off on the previously mentioned errands. Greetings ans stories are shared over food and some drink, the 'feeling out' of even the most temporary of companions. Soon enough, it is time for sleep, and your dreams are...