(OOC) DND 3.5 Enter Planescape

[OneCrappy DM]

@Brenan Byrd

I will hold onto these rolls as needed for when I need them and will let you know what I use them for.


Aril does know the location mentioned being a native, the name rings a bell as a tout service but you never needed a tout before. ((Tout is a guide for planar travel))

The tenement is in one of the numberless back alleys near the elven area, since you know where it is the obscure location off the main road it is easy for you to find.

 

[Neurotic]

I hate rolling because it means there's a chance of failure. That said, I'll add rolls "just in case" and let the DM decide if they're needed.

On general principle, I agree, I'd never roll lets say morale check, or initiative unless I'm first to attack...but you know sundering needs a roll, fail or not. And in PbP it takes a day or two...or you let DM roll

Now that I mention it, @OneCrappy DM if you need to roll some opposed.checks or perception or whatever to jjust keep describing the scene, feel free to roll for me.

Or I can roll in advance? Luck re-rolls might be a problem though

 

[Brendan Byrd]

Can I assume that Aril is smart enough to keep loose jink split up so it isn't all in the same place. Five stashes: two carried, three hidden. Heading into the hive with more than 6gp (equivalent) ... well ...
Of the three stashes in the kip: two are well hidden, and one is hidden poorly (bait for the smash-and-grab types).

 

[OneCrappy DM]

If that is what you want to do then that is fine, As for rolls neurotic I can have you roll stuff that is important to a scene. Combat will be Surprise round, Player round, then enemy round.

 

[Brendan Byrd]

Jargon clarification moment.
To doss-down = crash somewhere.
I was referring to the folks asleep in the foyer; and the mess hall adjacent to the foyer.
It's all good.
Spellcasting noted.