D&D 5E Undead Apocalypse (Interest Check)
- Thread starter tglassy
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Make sure everyone has what they want on their sheets, and give the captain whatever you'll be giving him. Try for lowering his price if you want, but give him something.
I gave Fulgrim a second drawing of the cards, so I will allow anyone else one more drawing of the cards, either now or later. Once you have your two drawings, that's all you get. The magic doesn't work on you anymore.
A note, the Fool was drawn by Fulgrim. The Fool disappears permanently after being drawn. So it is now a d21 for the deck.
Once you're ready, we'll move forward.
I gave Fulgrim a second drawing of the cards, so I will allow anyone else one more drawing of the cards, either now or later. Once you have your two drawings, that's all you get. The magic doesn't work on you anymore.
A note, the Fool was drawn by Fulgrim. The Fool disappears permanently after being drawn. So it is now a d21 for the deck.
Once you're ready, we'll move forward.
I think I have to. lol...
_: 1D21 = [20] = 20
So that would have been the Fool. Assuming it's now the next one up...
Bahaha! Is that Balance again?! Bunny changes back?!
That feels so appropriate.
_: 1D21 = [20] = 20
So that would have been the Fool. Assuming it's now the next one up...
Bahaha! Is that Balance again?! Bunny changes back?!
That feels so appropriate.
gargoyleking
Adventurer
Galahad updated, he'd be willing to draw another card, but only if he could convievably use a casting of the Augury spell to get an idea of the potential result. (I'd even go up to 2 cards, to give it a chance of a Weal and Woe result. You want to up the potential danger zone.)
gargoyleking
Adventurer
Works for me.
gargoyleking
Adventurer
Two.
So....
Two orbs of light appear above where you do the spell. You are used to this, as dark orbs often spell disaster and white orbs often tell of good tidings.
You have never seen such a white, bright orb in all your days.
But beside it, you have never seen an orb as dark and ominous.
The contrast of these two orbs spells the greatest risk with, perhaps, the greatest rewards.
In other words, Weal and Woe. Or should I say WEAL and WOE.
Note: this is only what will happen if you declare to draw 2 cards. It does not take into account what would happen if you declared 1, or more than 2. But if you cast Augury again before a long rest, there is a 25% cumulative chance you will be given a random warning.
Two orbs of light appear above where you do the spell. You are used to this, as dark orbs often spell disaster and white orbs often tell of good tidings.
You have never seen such a white, bright orb in all your days.
But beside it, you have never seen an orb as dark and ominous.
The contrast of these two orbs spells the greatest risk with, perhaps, the greatest rewards.
In other words, Weal and Woe. Or should I say WEAL and WOE.
Note: this is only what will happen if you declare to draw 2 cards. It does not take into account what would happen if you declared 1, or more than 2. But if you cast Augury again before a long rest, there is a 25% cumulative chance you will be given a random warning.
gargoyleking
Adventurer
Okay, are we spending the night at sea? Not going to draw with such a potentially dire warning. Maybe after a night's sleep and another Augury casting.
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