Kulan: Knightfall's Aerie of the Crow God Game [OOC]

[Knightfall]

New reply added.

 

[Neurotic]

Tomorrow is god talk then
Questions about
dragons 2.
Star arms probably 2.
Vok 1.
Cultists 1.
Eike 1.
And the relic if I have some leftovers

 

[Knightfall]

FYI...

The Calendars of Harqual

EDIT: I've added details about the Dragons of Kulan after that.

 

[JustinCase]

Took me a while, but I posted for Caerth.

BTW, what's the plan? Are we splitting up for the various destinations, or are we going together to see Aeron first and then on to the other places?

 

[Knightfall]

Took me a while, but I posted for Caerth.

A great post. Worth the wait.

BTW, I did note that Caerth's father "lived and died in the arena." Would Caerth's spell show him where Eógan is buried or can it look back in time? If so, how long?

BTW, what's the plan? Are we splitting up for the various destinations, or are we going together to see Aeron first and then on to the other places?

I don't think the plan is to split up. @Scotley wrote in one of his posts that Phar is against splitting up. Aureus agrees with her longtime friend and thinks splitting up is bad idea in general.

The question is whether or not Aries will go with the PCs or head off on his own to make contact with his brotherhood.

 

[JustinCase]

Oh, I missed the part where he died. Not sure if Caerth would've heard it, either. And I have no idea what happens if one tries to scry on a dead person... I think it depends on what defines a person; if it is their soul, theoretically one can find it on the relevant plane (which gives him a +5 on his Will save to resist the spell).

If that plane even allows scrying into. Or the other way around, perhaps the subject submits to the spell, forgoing his save?

Or perhaps the spell just fails?

 

[Knightfall]

Oh, I missed the part where he died. Not sure if Caerth would've heard it, either. And I have no idea what happens if one tries to scry on a dead person... I think it depends on what defines a person; if it is their soul, theoretically one can find it on the relevant plane (which gives him a +5 on his Will save to resist the spell).

If that plane even allows scrying into. Or the other way around, perhaps the subject submits to the spell, forgoing his save?

Or perhaps the spell just fails?

Well, there are rules for petitioners, so I don't think I'd say the spell just fails.

And, since Caerth only has secondhand knowledge of Eógan, 'petitioner' Eógan would get another +5 to his save for a total of +10. It's unlikely that Caerth will be able to see Eógan unless his father's deity lets the half-orc druid see him.

I have to think about how I'm going to write my response.

 

[Knightfall]

I was going to update the Bluffside game first, but since @Neurotic has posted his commune post, I'm going to update this one first and then write the other one either late tonight or sometime on the weekend.

 

[Knightfall]

Post is now up!

 

[Neurotic]

Maur doesn't object to anyone coming as long as they are respectful.

Are the answers audible to all?

 

[Knightfall]

Maur doesn't object to anyone coming as long as they are respectful.

Are the answers audible to all?

The answers can be, if that is how you want it. I have no objection to only Maur (and/or other dwarves) being the only one who can hear the answers.

 

[Neurotic]

I simply don't know if that's how the spell works. The point being, Maur might not necessarily like Aries knowing about tha dagger, but the orher answer about Star Arms is excellent for him to hear.

And saves the interpretation if everyone hears everything

 

[Knightfall]

I simply don't know if that's how the spell works. The point being, Maur might not necessarily like Aries knowing about tha dagger, but the orher answer about Star Arms is excellent for him to hear.

And saves the interpretation if everyone hears everything

Reading the spell, it doesn't say whether or not the answers are audible to others who might be nearby.

How the answers are given might be different depending on a deity's portfolio. A god of assassins or secrets might whisper the answers in the caster's ear. For a god of thought or the mind, the answers would probably be telepathic.

Since it is Dugmaren answering Maur's questions, we can say his voice booms, but only for Maur and other dwarves. For the other characters, the Brightmantle's voice sounds more distant, like if someone is shouting at them from a great distance. They might only hear echoes and not the true words being said.

Of course, Dugmaren is likely answering in Dwarven, not Harqualian, so other characters will only know what is being said if they know Dwarven.

 

[Knightfall]

Friday and Saturday were very busy for me -- mainly physical on Friday. So, I've been a little wiped out. I won't be adding a reply until at least Monday. More stuff to do today.

 

[Knightfall]

Posts unlikely today. Feeling very rundown.

 

[Knightfall]

My plan is to try to get a post up today, but it won't be until later in the day.

EDIT: Day got away from me. I had to take some of my dad's books to the local library to donate after the local used book store only took about a dozen in trade. It got a little emotional for me after I walked out of the library. He'd be happy that someone else gets to enjoy his books.

 

[Knightfall]

New post has been added. Sorry about the wait.

 

[Knightfall]

Hey guys,

My dad's memorial service is tomorrow, so don't expect a reply from me this weekend until at least the late evening on Sunday. Monday or Tuesday is more likely.

 

[Knightfall]

Might write a post later on in the day. I want to get it done after the sun has gone down and my apartment is more comfortable. Definitely don't want to wait until tomorrow. It's supposed to be 35°C/95°F tomorrow afternoon.

 

[Knightfall]

New post has been added.