pathfinderq1
First Post
Jehen took just a moment or two to give 354-B just a bit of instruction in basic door-cracking. "See how those hinges are double-nested like that? That is to prevent someone from slipping in a pin, like this one, and popping the tip of the hinge out- then you would just need a few quick raps with a hammer to open it right up. This is a pretty nice set up- not quite up to House Kundarak standards, but much better than expected in a place like this. Now let us see if we can crack it the old-fashioned way... Why don't you fellows see what rope you can get ready, while I give this scroll a try?"
A few moments later, there was a light horse standing there, obviously disconcerted by the tight quarters- but it didn't need to stay long. Jehen got down to the business of trying to direct the others in how to set the ropes to put the maximum stress on the weakest part of the door- in this case probably the lock. Between the array of ropes and the horse's own harness, there was plenty of material to work with.
OOC 1: Try to read the scroll, via her UMD skill; with synergy from Spellcraft, her skill is +9, vs. DC 20 +CL of the scroll (1 ?); Roll 25- a success unless the CL is 6+; roll Roll Lookup ; I'll assume success for pacing and I'll edit if it turns out to be a failure.
OOC 2: summon the horse back a bit from the door- just as far as needed to actually fit the beast into the tunnel, then putting the hobgoblins in closer to the door (in line, I think, given the tight quarters, with the stronger of the two, farther back and closer to the horse; the horse and stronger hob get the lion's share of hard work, while Raekz gets the more complicated task of making sure the ropes and harness are pulling in the right direction/angle to get the maximum effect).
OOC 3: Giddyup horsie!
A few moments later, there was a light horse standing there, obviously disconcerted by the tight quarters- but it didn't need to stay long. Jehen got down to the business of trying to direct the others in how to set the ropes to put the maximum stress on the weakest part of the door- in this case probably the lock. Between the array of ropes and the horse's own harness, there was plenty of material to work with.
OOC 1: Try to read the scroll, via her UMD skill; with synergy from Spellcraft, her skill is +9, vs. DC 20 +CL of the scroll (1 ?); Roll 25- a success unless the CL is 6+; roll Roll Lookup ; I'll assume success for pacing and I'll edit if it turns out to be a failure.
OOC 2: summon the horse back a bit from the door- just as far as needed to actually fit the beast into the tunnel, then putting the hobgoblins in closer to the door (in line, I think, given the tight quarters, with the stronger of the two, farther back and closer to the horse; the horse and stronger hob get the lion's share of hard work, while Raekz gets the more complicated task of making sure the ropes and harness are pulling in the right direction/angle to get the maximum effect).
OOC 3: Giddyup horsie!