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Sorry, didn't realise you were waiting on me. T-dawg attempts to launch a grapple at Buzz Cut Seeing Buzz Cut shoot the pepper spray in J.R.'s eyes, T-dawg tenses and launches a tackle at the attacker. For some reason the rolling engine thing doesn't want to work for me... Grapple: 1d20+3 Not...

The best approach for scaling difficulty in 5e seems to be adding or removing monsters from a group. With bounded accuracy, a large number of monsters is way tougher than a smaller number with slightly increased stats. Of course that doesn't help with adding class levels and the like, but if...

I just assumed that 10ft meant he would have to be in the next aisle over. If he can be 10ft away and still in the same aisle as the others (Aisle 5?), that is my preference.

T-dawg figures he doesn't want to get any closer and spook Buzz Cut yet, so stays 10ft away in the next aisle, continuing to pretend to browse toys. He keeps a close eye on what is going on though, readying himself to move to intercept any hostile action from Buzz Cut. Initiative - [roll0]

As per previous post, T-dawg wanted to follow Buzz Cut as surreptitiously as possible - assuming that hasn't happened he'll instead try to approach Buzz Cut and Cyril without attracting attention now. [roll0] T-dawg meets Cyrils gaze, already moving in his direction, while looking around the...

Gah! not sure what happened there with the first roll, but can't edit the post now... trying again: [roll0]

1d20+3 [roll1] [roll2] In the absence of anything more suspicious than Buzz Cut, T-dawg moves to shadow him as surreptitiously as he can - which likely isn't very - although he does try to stay as far back as he can while still keeping Buzz Cut in sight. In anticipation: [roll3]

I assume the bit about T-dawg being in the van was an error T-dawg casually strolls into the store, and making a not particularly convincing show of browsing the shelves, positions himself between the entrance/customer service counter and aisle 5. He keeps one eye on Cyril and the other on the...

T-dawg seems to like Cyril's plan - keep it simple. We're only here to get a toy, just go in and buy one, no need to complicate things. He waits quietly for a few minutes after Cyril leaves, lost in his thoughts, then exists the van and enters the store.

T-dawg shakes Marks' hand and, not meeting him in the eye, mumbles his name as "Thomas". It's the first time any of you have seen him look awkward or out of place, almost as if ashamed. Although physically he dwarfs Marks (despite Marks' large build), he almost seems like a child humbled in the...

Ditto.

T-dawg as usual just observes everything going on. He gratefully proffers his wrists and ankles to get the shackles removed, grabs his new clothes and box of meagre possessions and asks of the driver "where am I taking this?"

T-dawg looks down at Cyril and simply replies "I'm good". Seeing the smarter members of the team are happy to sign, and seemingly satisfied by Garvey's reassurances, he grabs the contract in a meaty fist and scribbles a hasty mark on the bottom. "Let's do this".

Tough to pick only one... but if I had to it'd probably be my collectors edition of Dark Heresy signed by an inquisitor in the book. The original was lost in shipping, so I got a low numbered replacement copy (#8 from memory). Either that, or the original artwork of Wayne Reynolds tarrasque...

All good - just thought I'd toss it out there as an option.

Another suggestion to perhaps keep it going is that I'd be happy to step in an play Shayuri's character, if everyone was cool with that?

I'm still keen to join in, even though I've missed the prelude experience. Things are just a little crazy right now with being on holiday longer than expected and hence needing to sort out things at home, followed by a crazy first week back at work (so much for ramping up slowly). I'm aim to...

T-dawg sits impassively, somewhat bewildered by the big words Garvey is using. When she assures him it's all legal and above board, he looks reassured, but as he opens his mouth to reply in the affirmative he is cut off by Cyril and JRs responses. At that point his face contorts in a look of...

Yep, meant the title, thanks!

Looking even more bewildered as the exchange goes on between Cyril and Feral, T-dawg finally picks up on something that seems to make sense, turns to Garvey and asks in a deep, slow, monotone: "Is what you want us to do illegal? I won't do nothing against the law. I'm happy to do the time I got."