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Ogrin fails the spot check During their day selling loot, etc, Ogrin talks to Rinaldo in private "Hey there, Rinaldo. I may have a business proposition for you. I've gotten to know this ship somewhat during our journey from the island... and I think I can learn how to sail her. I'd planned on...

Ogrin is interested in the ship (sell value 1500gp) and possibly the mithril chainmail. A platemail can be adjusted for 200-800 gold, and a medium light chain shirt would likely be adjustable to a small chainmail armor for an appropriate sum... And Velmont, please note that the value we should...

OOC: I'd favor letting Ashnar take the cloak, as he had to bear the biggest part of his resurrection himself. Also, would it not be more accurate to measure the sales value rather than the buy value, as that's really what they're worth to us?

OOC: I'd suggest using the Job system (if it was ever finished) for the knighthood, if it is to give a money per time award. It is the same mechanic after all. "Huh. We go over and under the earth, fight with dragons, survive an erupting volcano and kill the assassin - but we can't get an...

OOC: The scroll case was the one with a thick sheet of paper, which later turned out to be nothing at all (some quest hint that didn't fit in, I guess) I was thinking about putting a skill point or two in Profession (Sailor) when given the chance to level up, in particular if there's any chance...

While on open sea, Ogrin asks one of the spellcasters to cast detect magic, and investigate the ship - including the two goblins. After all, Frump is a master of illusion... Ogrin will also keep a more mundane eye on them. If he doesn't find anything suspicious, he'll be happy to let them go...

To Rinaldo: "Hey, feel free. Just don't blame me if there's a poison needle in there that you missed. Let me help you out at least." (Consider Ogrins rolls above are for aid another instead) Later, while discussing the events with the others: "Oh, I'm certain the dragon has survived. Slippery...

Ogrin drags aboard any goblin that manages to swim to the ship, but will not turn back to give further aid. If they can swim, they're likely at home with the sea and may know a bit or two about sailing, which may be needed. If they do know how to sail, he puts them to work. When things have...

Ogrin goes for the rudder, trying to keep the both near the pier, yelling to those still on it (Ashnar and Tenebrynn, I believe) to get on.

Suggestion: 5 days was probably what it took for our employer to get to Orussus - and he was in a hurry and likely pushed himself. Our travel there was a bit hazy (as we switched DM midways) and could easily have taken more. The trader we met (also the villain in the adventure) was the single...

Lpnn Regarding LPNN, also see this post

Still keeping track of his friend, Ogrin sees Razh charge and leap. He waits to see where the dwarf lands and then tries to place himself in a flanking position, where he can make best use of his two blades. "We've cut down your allies, scared off your ogre and slain your scaly brothers and...

Ogrin slowly but steadily continues to cut a path towards Causticus, cutting down the wounded goblin before him. He's pained to see Nurlan fall before he could get through to help him, and glances towards the pier to see his friends there are safe for the moment. He decides the best thing he can...

I described Ogrin as slowly walking forward over the corpses of fallen enemies since I wanted to be able to take advantage of the fact that he has two weapons, ie be able to take 5ft steps and a full round attack. His position at the aft is a bit incorrect with that in regard... IC doesn't...

Blades, ready, Ogrin takes a step closer to Causticus, over the corpse that just dropped from tenebrynns Magic Missile. He goes for the goblin straight ahead first (the one closest to the pier). His first blade cut through the goblins armour, killing it. He follows up with the other blade...

Ogrin draws both short swords as he runs toward the ship on his short legs. With a powerful leap, he jumps aboard the ships aft.

"The horde would be in our way, too. Perhaps we could just charm one of them hobgoblins, or the Ogre into letting us pass. Whatever we do, we need to do it fast. Nurlan, you're leading this time." Ogrin tries to see if any of the chests being loaded are similar to the ones that contains their...

"Look; the goblins down there are obviously agitated because they've been selected to be left behind. We can use that to our advantage. The Ogre and his two companions can't leave the dock or the horde will fall at their backs trying to get aboard. If we can engage Causticus, we may not even...

"Fair enough. To the docks, then. I'd suggest not attempting the approach by water though. I've had enough of that for today."

"The question is, which direction? I'd wager these fine gentlemen, who so eagerly shared their possessions with us," Ogrin indicates the dead goblinoids, "were on their way somewhere. Should we follow their heading, or investigate where they came from?"