Malvoisin's Savage Tide OOC Thread *Resurrected*

[Land Outcast]

DIdn't I ask you about Air Bloodline?

this of having two Nicolais is confusing at times...

The feat is reproduced in his sheet, and is from Dragon Compendium I

 

[Tonks]

The good news is you can always shrink to one after Salvage is over if you all don't want to keep it going.

The bad news is we are trusting all of the faces to by time for the fighters to get to them. Are we sure their social skills are strong enough for it?

 

[stonegod]

Someone thought of it, I just seconded it. I know for a fact that we will not be able to get people up through swimming alone.

 

[Tonks]

I think if Keoni went that would give some steel and Chongo and I could do the flank from the rear if needed. With Longstrider cast on me, and his natural ability, I am sure we could get up the ropes fast enough to assist.

I do like the prospect of him and I swimming though from a strictly RP point of view...keeps it true to our chars roots.

 

[stonegod]

So, you two keep under until you hear us get close? Or come w/ us? Col confused.

 

[Tonks]

Stay under until we see you get close and can tell that all eyes are on you. Then if we make our move.

 

[GwydapLlew]

Yah. I'm thinking the same thing - we tag along out of sight, in the water, and then try to make it up as quickly as possible. How high is it to the deck, Mal?

 

[stonegod]

Still have some doubts on how well the bluff will work---may work on the riffraff, but not on Vark. An it isn't like any of us are in "official" garb. Guess it depends on what the "message" is. A charm at the right place might help.

Voadam: Any thoughts?

 

[Rhun]

Still have some doubts on how well the bluff will work---may work on the riffraff, but not on Vark. An it isn't like any of us are in "official" garb. Guess it depends on what the "message" is. A charm at the right place might help.

I agree with this...although, it may be possible to get right up on the ship without being seen. It depends on where the sentries are posted, and what they are looking for. If he has a small crew, they may all be engaged in making ready to set sail, and it will be dark. I would guess it will be almost impossible to spot a small rowboat approaching on the water in the dark.

 

[Tonks]

Unless I am way off I think we are more at early evening where there is just enough light to let everyone see unassisted, but also enough for them to see those in the boat approaching.