Ptolus: The Legend of Longcoat

[Voadam]

"Jack" whoops. Edited IC.

 

[Cthulhudrew]

I missed it- did you type Jack (as in Jack the Ripper) instead of Longcoat?

 

[Voadam]

I missed it- did you type Jack (as in Jack the Ripper) instead of Longcoat?

Yep.

 

[Pitchwife]

Sounds good to me. Ada tries to distance herself as much as possible from her past in the Warrens, so she'd be salty toward Jarem just because he reminds her of where she came from- but the fact that he made something of himself probably makes her pretty envious, and on some level maybe even hopeful.

Yeah, for dynamic's sake I'm going to avoid using detect evil until we can establish some sort of trust. We can turn this into an "unlikely circumstances buddy romp." Or something.

 

[Trench]

Yeah, for dynamic's sake I'm going to avoid using detect evil until we can establish some sort of trust. We can turn this into an "unlikely circumstances buddy romp." Or something.

Hey just because one is good and and one is evil doesn't mean they can't be buddies. Whizbang has a noble baron being fast friends with a real bastard of a wizard in our Midwood campaign. They just don't talk about their personal lives...

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

Downstairs group? You're leaving C'drew hanging!

 

[Cthulhudrew]

I think they're still shocked at Akilu's disappearance.

 

[Pitchwife]

Hey just because one is good and and one is evil doesn't mean they can't be buddies. Whizbang has a noble baron being fast friends with a real bastard of a wizard in our Midwood campaign. They just don't talk about their personal lives...

I completely agree... which is why I'm trying to make sure that alignment doesn't come up too early. It's much easier to make a case that they get along ok, that J would be able to explain himself to other other Lothianites, before a mis-targeted detect evil can cause any trouble.

Anyway... I'm already starting to regret my decision to try playing a naturally curious player for a change. "Hello?" heheheheheheh

 

[Cthulhudrew]

Anyway... I'm already starting to regret my decision to try playing a naturally curious player for a change. "Hello?" heheheheheheh

You might be wise to regret it. At least we only had tables and chairs thrown at us. Cutlery? That's a bit more dangerous.

 

[Cthulhudrew]

Crap- hope this doesn't mean we have to look for any more secret doors.

*wanders over to the Rogue's Gallery to see if either of the newbies took Search as a skill*

[EDIT- Nope. Dang. We are a truly sorry bunch of investigators.]