Domhani Bairdéir 04
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Leif
Adventurer
Cairn MacSidhe -- observations
Cairn will take his fellow Bairdeir aside and quietly remind them all of the dire need to maintain absolute vigilance during this journey.
"While I know that the temptation to relax our guard is great as we travel, it is at just such a time when we are not paying full attention that we may miss some clue that is vital to solving our present mystery."
Cairn will take his fellow Bairdeir aside and quietly remind them all of the dire need to maintain absolute vigilance during this journey.
"While I know that the temptation to relax our guard is great as we travel, it is at just such a time when we are not paying full attention that we may miss some clue that is vital to solving our present mystery."
mleibrock
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Skath will add in a very non-offended way. "My playfulness is not just fun, everyone seems uptight about Bairdeir being around, and since it is naturally part of my race, I thought I might be able to lighten everyone's mood a bit and possibly have a guard or who knows who else, share some useful information they might not otherwise."
Maidhc O Casain
Na Bith Mo Riocht Tá!
The small envoy settles in for the evening, falling into what is apparantly familiar routine. The tents are set up - a large one for the Maor/Maora and their staff, and several smaller ones for the guards. Camp chores are completed with admirable efficiency, the guards set up a watch rotation, and supper is prepared. The Críu are invited to dine with the Maor and his wife.
It's plain to the Críu that this is an often used camsite. It's beside a small stream, and though there is not a true clearing - the rainforest canopy is dense enough to obstruct all but the most brief glimpses of sky - the undergrowth has been cut back and worn down to allow movement in a fairly large area.
Do the Críu wish to set their own watch schedule?
It's plain to the Críu that this is an often used camsite. It's beside a small stream, and though there is not a true clearing - the rainforest canopy is dense enough to obstruct all but the most brief glimpses of sky - the undergrowth has been cut back and worn down to allow movement in a fairly large area.
Do the Críu wish to set their own watch schedule?
Neurotic
I plan on living forever. Or die trying.
Cyr Escunar
We should set our guard as well.
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Can Cyr let Gler keep the watch in the night? What I'm asking is, can he voluntarily change personalities or is it just under stress or Moon?
Gler is better suited for prawling around, though not for keeping prisoners.
With night vision and good stealth he could spot and disable potential assassins without anyone else realizing it...
Just asking though, in this instance I believe it more prudent to have Cyr guarding as we may need some of the attackers alive...
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We should set our guard as well.
[sblock=For Mowgli]
Can Cyr let Gler keep the watch in the night? What I'm asking is, can he voluntarily change personalities or is it just under stress or Moon?
Gler is better suited for prawling around, though not for keeping prisoners.
With night vision and good stealth he could spot and disable potential assassins without anyone else realizing it...
Just asking though, in this instance I believe it more prudent to have Cyr guarding as we may need some of the attackers alive...
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Maidhc O Casain
Na Bith Mo Riocht Tá!
Making Camp
The camp isn't really in a clearing - the jungle/rainforest is thick as ever here, so the tents are set among the trees. The groundcover has been worn down or cut back so there's not really any undergrowth, but the trees are thick as ever - visibility is quite limited beyond the immediate campsite.
That being said, Skáth can find a spot in the low branches of a tree - either central to the campsite or on an edge - from whence he can see most of the tents (partially obscured by the trees in the campsite itself) and a small distance beyond the campsite.
[sblock=Neurotic]I think we set up both Cyr and Gler such that they would not change voluntarily - Cyr would not willingly unleash Gler on the world, as he is aware that Gler will kill for simple expediency (if not for pleasure), and Gler would not willingly allow the weakling Cyr to have control of the body. This is reflected in the 'Accidental Change' disadvantage . . .[/sblock]
The camp isn't really in a clearing - the jungle/rainforest is thick as ever here, so the tents are set among the trees. The groundcover has been worn down or cut back so there's not really any undergrowth, but the trees are thick as ever - visibility is quite limited beyond the immediate campsite.
That being said, Skáth can find a spot in the low branches of a tree - either central to the campsite or on an edge - from whence he can see most of the tents (partially obscured by the trees in the campsite itself) and a small distance beyond the campsite.
[sblock=Neurotic]I think we set up both Cyr and Gler such that they would not change voluntarily - Cyr would not willingly unleash Gler on the world, as he is aware that Gler will kill for simple expediency (if not for pleasure), and Gler would not willingly allow the weakling Cyr to have control of the body. This is reflected in the 'Accidental Change' disadvantage . . .[/sblock]
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