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<blockquote data-quote="Karl Green" data-source="post: 1486352" data-attributes="member: 1467">No one really sees where the cards come from, except that one minute they are there Kitsch [generally I will make the rolls but for minor, role-playing stuff you guys totally can]. Zoraster lightly jumps into the boat without problem and sits down in the front with the filch [*Jump roll 12 +10 =22, Tumble to land softly 13 +14 =27*].&nbsp; Villard looks around and sees a few smaller boats coming and going, but most of the larger ships are waiting for the evening tide. The storm clouds are still rolling in and he figures two, three hours tops before the rain and wind pick up. From here Villard (or any of the others) can't see the island [*Spot roll 14 +10 =24*]. At present only Torrin is at an oaring station as it were. With Fentrith and Black Jack the boat would make fair speed (while the oars are on double seats, such that two men would row side by side, one oar each; they are also set up so that one man sitting in the middle could row by himself).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Karl Green, post: 1486352, member: 1467"] No one really sees where the cards come from, except that one minute they are there Kitsch [size=1][i][generally I will make the rolls but for minor, role-playing stuff you guys totally can][/i][/size][i][/i]. Zoraster lightly jumps into the boat without problem and sits down in the front with the filch [i][size=1][*Jump roll 12 +10 =22, Tumble to land softly 13 +14 =27*][/size][/i]. Villard looks around and sees a few smaller boats coming and going, but most of the larger ships are waiting for the evening tide. The storm clouds are still rolling in and he figures two, three hours tops before the rain and wind pick up. From here Villard (or any of the others) can't see the island [size=1][i][*Spot roll 14 +10 =24*][/i][/size][i][/i]. At present only Torrin is at an oaring station as it were. With Fentrith and Black Jack the boat would make fair speed (while the oars are on double seats, such that two men would row side by side, one oar each; they are also set up so that one man sitting in the middle could row by himself). [/QUOTE]

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