PCs Still Kicking Puppies OOC [CLOSED, original players still welcome]

[Fangor the Fierce]

I'll get my own freaking armor once celestial-boy leaves! Right now I just want Brie to pay us before she bolts.

Spoken like a true villian! I was wondering about the payment also, as if she is dead, how can you all get your money? I say ransack the place! OOPS, getting carried away...hope you get out of there unharmed...that mutt looks mean!!!

 

[Brother Shatterstone]

I'll get my own freaking armor once celestial-boy leaves!

Well Accalon might be nice and get it anyways seeing as we might not be able to come back, besides he's always been thoughtful when it comes to woman.

Right now I just want Brie to pay us before she bolts.

Good idea.

PS I just responded.

 

[Telsar]

Hey Goddess, I need to know specifically before I continue with your fight: I’d allow you to use a grapple check to use a held target as cover, which would make attacks more difficult, including if the dog tries to join the grapple again. Or are you readying an attack, to hurt Miri if the dog does something you don’t like? Or are you just delaying, seeing how Miri and the dog react? Just want to be clear.


BTW, am I the only one really impressed with Alev’s flair? “the golden why of it all”… too cool.

 

[Brother Shatterstone]

BTW, am I the only one really impressed with Alev’s flair? “the golden why of it all”… too cool.

It indeed was too cool and indeed an awesome line.

I'm curious where you just being funny or is Ezuvial’s reaction to Accalon really changing?

 

[Telsar]

It indeed was too cool and indeed an awesome line.

I'm curious where you just being funny or is Ezuvial’s reaction to Accalon really changing?

A little funny, but the good Diplomacy rolls are helping. He still knows you're evil, and knows he'll probably have to kill you if he hung around you too long, but you've been civil (and made good rolls), so he is trying to be civil in return, especially since he doesn't know of any crimes you've committed, unlike with Brie. Let him know what you did to the girls, or that you were spying on him in the bedroom, and I imagine that will all unravel. Go on, let him know, I want to see what happens.

 

[Brother Shatterstone]

A little funny, but the good Diplomacy rolls are helping. He still knows you're evil, and knows he'll probably have to kill you if he hung around you too long, but you've been civil (and made good rolls), so he is trying to be civil in return, especially since he doesn't know of any crimes you've committed, unlike with Brie.

Very true, nor would it be easy to figure out, one of the reasons why Accalon carries no holy symbol.

I think Accalon will always be civil it fits him well enough and it's hard to provoke someone to anger that way... Something that's going to cause a scene, which is something Accalon truly would like to avoid.

Anyhow, good, lawful good at that, is much more predictable than evil so Accalon realize he's pretty much safe as long as he doesn't do anything to provoke him. (Obviously I don't think he could, or would, sit there and watch him interrogate Brie.)

One of thing I'm curious of, is Accalon distracting Ezuvial from actually seeing Lydia, Brie, and Jovana’s gathering or is Ezuvial simply ignoring them?

 

[Telsar]

One of thing I'm curious of, is Accalon distracting Ezuvial from actually seeing Lydia, Brie, and Jovana’s gathering or is Ezuvial simply ignoring them?

I probably haven't been describing things well. But here's how I've seen it: you started talking to him through the curtain. This distracts him, and Brie makes her Hide check. He gets upset, but comes out in the foyer to talk to you, when you first see him as an archon. Brie slips from the curtained room and heads for the showing room, right behind him, as he talks to you, and Lydia notices. He goes back in the curtained room, not seeing Brie in there, with the sound of him opening a door in there looking for her. Meanwhile, Lydia follows Brie to the showing room. Did that all make sense?

 

[Brother Shatterstone]

Meanwhile, Lydia follows Brie to the showing room. Did that all make sense?

Makes perfect sense. (so in a way he did but it was perfectly innocently.)

Now I'm curious as to what Accalon knows. I know he missed the detection of Brie the first round but did he later realize that she went by? Like maybe when Lydia abounded him to fallow her?

(I figured that he would have noticed that Lydia left his side and there for might have noticed why.)

 

[Fangor the Fierce]

Awe damn. Looks like this little alley match has turned on us already. Alev's down to one hit point! Sunedilar has the option of killing the girl, or striking the bandit/thug that he spies trying to sneak up on him. Aligor can shoot at the girl, and let Bane deal with the other man down the alley, shoot at the bandit at the grate, or try and finish off the girl, who he really is pissed at right about now...

Or bull rush that damn grate and watch the guy fall down the hole...damn, who to kill fist...such a dilema...

 

[Goddess FallenAngel]

Hey Goddess, I need to know specifically before I continue with your fight: I’d allow you to use a grapple check to use a held target as cover, which would make attacks more difficult, including if the dog tries to join the grapple again. Or are you readying an attack, to hurt Miri if the dog does something you don’t like? Or are you just delaying, seeing how Miri and the dog react? Just want to be clear.


BTW, am I the only one really impressed with Alev’s flair? “the golden why of it all”… too cool.

Oops, sorry! I would be delaying (this is what happens when you whip off a post without thinking about it first). If the dog should join the grapple, or if Miri should deny being able to to anything about them, T'aria will throw her to the ground to the side (or into one of the dogs to distract it), provided my Str is enough to (it probably isn't). Not to cause damage, but to get her out of the way, although damage would be a nice side effect. Then I would attack the dog on the next action I get (since I think the delayed action described above would take my full action?).

Alev's turn-of-phrase is... interesting.