Kulan: Bard's Gate PbP Campaign (OOC) [Game Cancelled]

Trogdor1992

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The liquor is treated as an ingested poison, although some of its effects are temporary (lasts 1d12 hours + 1 hour per shot). Any damage taken is considered half lethal and half nonlethal once the effects fade. Until that time, all the damage is considered lethal.

Anyone who drinks a shot of the blue liquor must make a Fortitude save (DC 12) for each shot-full. The first failure dulls the senses (-1 to Intelligence and Wisdom-based skill checks). The second failure leaves the character vulnerable (-1 to AC, -1 to attack rolls). The third failure hurts the body (1d3 points of poison damage). Each failure after that is at a -1 to the Fortitude save and doubles the damage (1d3, 1d6, 1d12, 2d12 etc).
Can you make my two rolls for me on this one
 

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Scott DeWar

Prof. Emeritus-Supernatural Events/Countermeasure
aw crap

The liquor is treated as an ingested poison, although some of its effects are temporary (lasts 1d12 hours + 1 hour per shot). Any damage taken is considered half lethal and half nonlethal once the effects fade. Until that time, all the damage is considered lethal.

Anyone who drinks a shot of the blue liquor must make a Fortitude save (DC 12) for each shot-full. The first failure dulls the senses (-1 to Intelligence and Wisdom-based skill checks). The second failure leaves the character vulnerable (-1 to AC, -1 to attack rolls). The third failure hurts the body (1d3 points of poison damage). Each failure after that is at a -1 to the Fortitude save and doubles the damage (1d3, 1d6, 1d12, 2d12 etc).

Fort = +8

Fort save: 1D20+8 = [9]+8 = 17 not drinking any more.
 




Knightfall

World of Kulan DM
[MENTION=11520]Scotley[/MENTION], you can make a untrained Craft [Herbalism] check to have Jagr recall what was discovered to be in the drink after the nobleman died in his homeland.
 
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Knightfall

World of Kulan DM
With a successful check, any of the PCs with Craft (Alchemy) can also determine all that went in to making the liquor. (The DC is 20.)
 




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