Shadowboxer Posted February 24, 2008 Share Posted February 24, 2008 I failed the Reflex save and the Toughness save and Nightrival gets a measly bruise, which brings his Toughness down to +1. Unless the crooks are attacking lethally, then that's one injury. I combined the save result and attack rolls in one post, but maybe I was too presumptuous? Did all the crooks attack and now it's my turn? I can edit to correct that. Anyway, I think Nightrival is close enough to move and use Takedown Attack on the three bad guys standing on the left side of the truck. I forgot to mention that in my roll; sorry about that. I'd be willing to use Extra Effort to double his speed if you (Barnum) think he's too far. Link to comment
Shadowboxer Posted February 24, 2008 Share Posted February 24, 2008 I failed the Reflex save and the Toughness save and Nightrival gets a measly bruise, which brings his Toughness down to +1. Unless the crooks are attacking lethally, then that's one injury. I combined the save result and attack rolls in one post, but maybe I was too presumptuous? Did all the crooks attack and now it's my turn? I can edit to correct that. Anyway, I think Nightrival is close enough to move and use Takedown Attack on the three bad guys standing on the left side of the truck. I forgot to mention that in my roll; sorry about that. I'd be willing to use Extra Effort to double his speed if you (Barnum) think he's too far. Link to comment
Barnum Posted February 25, 2008 Author Share Posted February 25, 2008 I failed the Reflex save and the Toughness save and Nightrival gets a measly bruise, which brings his Toughness down to +1. Unless the crooks are attacking lethally, then that's one injury. It probably should be lethal damage, but I tend to avoid that. Nonlethal it is. I combined the save result and attack rolls in one post, but maybe I was too presumptuous? Did all the crooks attack and now it's my turn? I can edit to correct that. Nah, it's fine. They were all done. Attack away. Anyway, I think Nightrival is close enough to move and use Takedown Attack on the three bad guys standing on the left side of the truck. I forgot to mention that in my roll; sorry about that. I'd be willing to use Extra Effort to double his speed if you (Barnum) think he's too far. It looks like about 30' to me, so I think you're good. I'll adjudicate the attack(s) after Heritage posts. Link to comment
Barnum Posted February 25, 2008 Author Share Posted February 25, 2008 I failed the Reflex save and the Toughness save and Nightrival gets a measly bruise, which brings his Toughness down to +1. Unless the crooks are attacking lethally, then that's one injury. It probably should be lethal damage, but I tend to avoid that. Nonlethal it is. I combined the save result and attack rolls in one post, but maybe I was too presumptuous? Did all the crooks attack and now it's my turn? I can edit to correct that. Nah, it's fine. They were all done. Attack away. Anyway, I think Nightrival is close enough to move and use Takedown Attack on the three bad guys standing on the left side of the truck. I forgot to mention that in my roll; sorry about that. I'd be willing to use Extra Effort to double his speed if you (Barnum) think he's too far. It looks like about 30' to me, so I think you're good. I'll adjudicate the attack(s) after Heritage posts. Link to comment
Barnum Posted February 26, 2008 Author Share Posted February 26, 2008 SB, You hit the first guy and took him down. Go ahead and make attack rolls for the other two. I went ahead and made their toughness saves. All but the last one failed. So you can, if you hit, take out the two of them. Toughness Saves. (1d20 5=7, 1d20 5=13, 1d20 5=22) Link to comment
Barnum Posted February 26, 2008 Author Share Posted February 26, 2008 SB, You hit the first guy and took him down. Go ahead and make attack rolls for the other two. I went ahead and made their toughness saves. All but the last one failed. So you can, if you hit, take out the two of them. Toughness Saves. (1d20 5=7, 1d20 5=13, 1d20 5=22) Link to comment
Shadowboxer Posted February 27, 2008 Share Posted February 27, 2008 My other two attack results are 24 and 32 (I rolled a natural 20). Could I use the crit against the goon who passed his Toughness save? :twisted: Link to comment
Shadowboxer Posted February 27, 2008 Share Posted February 27, 2008 My other two attack results are 24 and 32 (I rolled a natural 20). Could I use the crit against the goon who passed his Toughness save? :twisted: Link to comment
Barnum Posted February 27, 2008 Author Share Posted February 27, 2008 My other two attack results are 24 and 32 (I rolled a natural 20). Could I use the crit against the goon who passed his Toughness save? :twisted: Absolutely. He can't beat that. I'll update the map and stuff when I get home from class today. Link to comment
Barnum Posted February 27, 2008 Author Share Posted February 27, 2008 My other two attack results are 24 and 32 (I rolled a natural 20). Could I use the crit against the goon who passed his Toughness save? :twisted: Absolutely. He can't beat that. I'll update the map and stuff when I get home from class today. Link to comment
Barnum Posted February 28, 2008 Author Share Posted February 28, 2008 Sorry for the delay. Posting now. Link to comment
Barnum Posted February 28, 2008 Author Share Posted February 28, 2008 Sorry for the delay. Posting now. Link to comment
Shadowboxer Posted February 29, 2008 Share Posted February 29, 2008 Nightrival is attacking #7 or whoever got the brick in the face, courtesy of Grim. I'm leaving the last one conscious so the heroes can interrogate him. Link to comment
Shadowboxer Posted February 29, 2008 Share Posted February 29, 2008 Nightrival is attacking #7 or whoever got the brick in the face, courtesy of Grim. I'm leaving the last one conscious so the heroes can interrogate him. Link to comment
Barnum Posted February 29, 2008 Author Share Posted February 29, 2008 Nightrival is attacking #7 or whoever got the brick in the face, courtesy of Grim. I'm leaving the last one conscious so the heroes can interrogate him. Yeah, that's number 7. :D Link to comment
Barnum Posted February 29, 2008 Author Share Posted February 29, 2008 Nightrival is attacking #7 or whoever got the brick in the face, courtesy of Grim. I'm leaving the last one conscious so the heroes can interrogate him. Yeah, that's number 7. :D Link to comment
Barnum Posted March 4, 2008 Author Share Posted March 4, 2008 Alrighty, guys, here's the deal. Warmonger isn't going to be joining this thread. In fact, he has retired the Dorian character completely. So, there is no plan here. You guys have completed the challenge, and you can easily catch the last soldier to interrogate him, but once we're done here in the next few rounds of posting, I'm going to have to take a break from this story for the next few weeks. Once things slow down for me, we can weave whatever intel. you get from this guy into the next story if you want. Let me know. Link to comment
Barnum Posted March 4, 2008 Author Share Posted March 4, 2008 Alrighty, guys, here's the deal. Warmonger isn't going to be joining this thread. In fact, he has retired the Dorian character completely. So, there is no plan here. You guys have completed the challenge, and you can easily catch the last soldier to interrogate him, but once we're done here in the next few rounds of posting, I'm going to have to take a break from this story for the next few weeks. Once things slow down for me, we can weave whatever intel. you get from this guy into the next story if you want. Let me know. Link to comment
Shadowboxer Posted March 4, 2008 Share Posted March 4, 2008 Since Nightrival is in on his last legs, taking on a supervillain would most likely end in disaster for him. I vote for interrogating the crook and using the information in the future. That means we can resolve this story in at least two posts. I'll be behind my computer most of the day today - I can update rather quickly. Link to comment
Shadowboxer Posted March 4, 2008 Share Posted March 4, 2008 Since Nightrival is in on his last legs, taking on a supervillain would most likely end in disaster for him. I vote for interrogating the crook and using the information in the future. That means we can resolve this story in at least two posts. I'll be behind my computer most of the day today - I can update rather quickly. Link to comment
Barnum Posted March 4, 2008 Author Share Posted March 4, 2008 "Now, who does this shipment belong ta?" This shipment belongs to a character that no longer exists (or at least is no longer being played), but, if you have a future story in mind, it can belong to whomever you want. Did you have anything in mind? Link to comment
Barnum Posted March 4, 2008 Author Share Posted March 4, 2008 "Now, who does this shipment belong ta?" This shipment belongs to a character that no longer exists (or at least is no longer being played), but, if you have a future story in mind, it can belong to whomever you want. Did you have anything in mind? Link to comment
Shadowboxer Posted March 4, 2008 Share Posted March 4, 2008 Hieronymus King and the African were mentioned earlier. The African could be managing the drug-running under King's auspices. Of course, there's plenty of paperwork to conceal King's involvement. The crook being strong-armed would only know that the African is running the show. There's also Ms. Linn from THE RAID. She could be working for King, and has the African working for her. The crook in question will also know Ms. Linn, but he won't have a great deal of information. Actually, I'm not sure what drugs are being shipped here. Is it the tainted Zoom from the THE RAID? If it is, this could be the last major shipment, effectively stopping its movement and closing the chapter on it. Oh, I just thought of something! The ninjas that attacked Nightrival could have been sent by King. Any thoughts, Heritage? Link to comment
Shadowboxer Posted March 4, 2008 Share Posted March 4, 2008 Hieronymus King and the African were mentioned earlier. The African could be managing the drug-running under King's auspices. Of course, there's plenty of paperwork to conceal King's involvement. The crook being strong-armed would only know that the African is running the show. There's also Ms. Linn from THE RAID. She could be working for King, and has the African working for her. The crook in question will also know Ms. Linn, but he won't have a great deal of information. Actually, I'm not sure what drugs are being shipped here. Is it the tainted Zoom from the THE RAID? If it is, this could be the last major shipment, effectively stopping its movement and closing the chapter on it. Oh, I just thought of something! The ninjas that attacked Nightrival could have been sent by King. Any thoughts, Heritage? Link to comment
Heritage Posted March 5, 2008 Share Posted March 5, 2008 Hieronymus King and the African were mentioned earlier. The African could be managing the drug-running under King's auspices. Of course, there's plenty of paperwork to conceal King's involvement. The crook being strong-armed would only know that the African is running the show. There's also Ms. Linn from THE RAID. She could be working for King, and has the African working for her. The crook in question will also know Ms. Linn, but he won't have a great deal of information. Actually, I'm not sure what drugs are being shipped here. Is it the tainted Zoom from the THE RAID? If it is, this could be the last major shipment, effectively stopping its movement and closing the chapter on it. Oh, I just thought of something! The ninjas that attacked Nightrival could have been sent by King. Any thoughts, Heritage? To be honest, I'm still fairly new at playing in FC, but anything that can link into something created here on the website seems like a good idea, so a link between the African, Ms Linn and King sounds cool. We could always tie it into NR's enemies in the Mob, but the old 'there's a new player in town' thing is usually more fun :D Link to comment
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