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Okay, so a fail on my part to remember the details, sorry guys! I will now have Zuri use said aura heal on the prisoner trapped under the mast, and just assume she freed one of the guys in the rigging first. Having freed one of the more mobile prisoners, Zuri looks over the man on the ground...

Hopefully this isn't too much of a mess. I'm happy to change it around if I've screwed up on what actions are possible here. Just wanted to get a turn out there so I wasn't holding things up. Knowing that she could be most useful on board the junk as well, Zuri musters her courage. With barely...

Just to say that I'm at conference all weekend and so will be mostly out of touch until Sunday night/Monday

I would think the rope is tense because they're trying to pull into us, right? And *raises hand* I'm a girl, just for clarity's sake :)

Zuri winces as she yanks a sliver of wood from her arm. The bleeding isn't too bad yet, she realizes, but the ship itself is starting to look a lot worse for wear. With Wat urging everyone to the attack, Zuri takes aim at the captain of the second junk with her hand crossbow. She watches...

"Oh... oh my," Zuri murmurs as she watches the lightning and thunder rock the second junk. She snaps herself into action, hurrying across the deck of the ship to the first grappling hook. The metal hook claws into the wood of the Dolphin, linking the ships with thick rope. "This I can do...

This sounds like a good plan to me

I'll definitely be reading and cheering along :)

Agree wholeheartedly on how cool the skill challenge is. :)

Yeah, I dove in with the captain and first mate because I don't want to hold us up. :) Re; intent on wording - again, I approve of diving in! :) Zuri deserved to miss out on a chance to actually aid by being tentative. I'm happy to see RP override tactics (don't vote me out of the group!)...

In the interests of not holding us up with my first round action... hopefully this jives with how the DM intended this would work. Zuri stood out of the way as she watched the Captain man the steering wheel, cussing as he brought her into position to ram the junk. The First Mate moved in...

Yes, that was my question - 1 attempt per skill or 1 success. :) In the interests of finishing up before our illustrious DM wakes up - why not have Rain help with another skill, and I'll use my action to use the Captain to align the ship?

I'm going to plead brain fry - can I have Zuri attempt to aid via thievery since Sab's roll failed?

Unsure of how she could be most useful on the ship, Zuri moves up to where the captain stands, offering her assistance. Zuri uses her action to get into position to aid with aligning the Dolphin for a ramming effort

Zuri will follow orders - she knows she's not the expert on the nautical front. She might be a decent option for manning a cannon? Beyond that... I'm happy to take suggestions.

As Sabynha relays the information, Zuri gives up hope that perhaps the 'gem-traders' are simply trying to make a sale while out at sea. While curious about the skills of her companions, she regrets that their first test together is going to be at sea. She makes sure everyone is present and...

Zuri responds quietly, barely audible over the general noises of the ship, "Do you think they're worried about the storm?" She tried to imagine how safety in numbers might work with ships when theirs were obviously so much slower than their vessel.

Having enjoyed the trip so far, Zuri finds herself standing near the railing, with an eye to lightning show off in the distance. She hopes that with some luck they'll reach land before the storm becomes an issue. She wonders if the merchant vessels will continue through it or if they'll be able...

Zuri looks for a spot on the deck where she can sit and listen to the boat and Sabynha's flute. When she hears that the dolphins have appeared, she makes her way as nonchalantly as possible to the railing to look down at them for a few minutes before making her way back to her seat.

Zuri listened to Themes with increasing skepticism but she tried to maintain a blandly interested expression as he went on and on. Finally she cleared her throat during one of his rare pauses and said softly, "That's all quite fascinating. I, ah, I believe everyone's on board, do you think we'll...