The main part of the party in Mended Horn is wrapping up a matter at an Abandoned Whaling/Sealing station... somewhat. Virgin Flame has made her return and is celebrating with exercise and tea after recovering an important marble statue head and vanquishing several amoebas in the process.
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>>182642
>>182639
Based off of the (lack) of response, it's pretty clear that the message is not immediately accepted as genuine. Is the wish to go further, or to leave it at that?
>>182640
"Well, we have a red wine from... Sire's Hollow. A white wine from Coltifornia. Huh. That's rarer now. To tell you the truth, not many ponies ask for wine, but I do keep it around."
>>182644
Perhaps, but they also aren't actively in a war.
>>182639
Based off of the (lack) of response, it's pretty clear that the message is not immediately accepted as genuine. Is the wish to go further, or to leave it at that?
>>182640
"Well, we have a red wine from... Sire's Hollow. A white wine from Coltifornia. Huh. That's rarer now. To tell you the truth, not many ponies ask for wine, but I do keep it around."
>>182644
Perhaps, but they also aren't actively in a war.
>>182657
"Which one? Coltifornia? Sure." He takes a moment of turning around looking for a wine glass, evidently not remembering where they are stored. He picks one up
>>182655
>>182656
A male voice replies
"Кто нам звонит?"
He pauses for a couple seconds, an "uh" sound emanating from his throat.
"Это... Это матрос Смородиновый лист из Костромы. Мэйдэй, Мэйдэй, Мэйдэй. Мы..." Hesitating, "Осажденные внешней силой и предателями внутри."
"Which one? Coltifornia? Sure." He takes a moment of turning around looking for a wine glass, evidently not remembering where they are stored. He picks one up
>>182655
>>182656
A male voice replies
"Кто нам звонит?"
He pauses for a couple seconds, an "uh" sound emanating from his throat.
"Это... Это матрос Смородиновый лист из Костромы. Мэйдэй, Мэйдэй, Мэйдэй. Мы..." Hesitating, "Осажденные внешней силой и предателями внутри."
>>182631
The language of the bullsheviks is Severanyan. There's dozens of languages to choose from depending on theme and background applicability, and theres a surprising amount of thought put into which group gets which language
>bats didnt get polish/russian
I didn't say there was justice in the world,....
For Lacey I wanted her to be highly multi-lingual, chatgpt gave me all the answers I needed for EaW (and without bothering GM [Im working on it])
The language of the bullsheviks is Severanyan. There's dozens of languages to choose from depending on theme and background applicability, and theres a surprising amount of thought put into which group gets which language
>bats didnt get polish/russian
I didn't say there was justice in the world,....
For Lacey I wanted her to be highly multi-lingual, chatgpt gave me all the answers I needed for EaW (and without bothering GM [Im working on it])
>>182667
>bullsheviks
ur silly
Take what ChatGPT tells you with a grain of salt, when Dust's player asked it for EaW information and lore it told him about a country that doesn't exist.
>bullsheviks
ur silly
Take what ChatGPT tells you with a grain of salt, when Dust's player asked it for EaW information and lore it told him about a country that doesn't exist.
>>182668
Yes. To that end, it is good practice to have it regularly give you a summary of what you have developed, for you to paste and remind IT when it starts getting "creative"
Yes. To that end, it is good practice to have it regularly give you a summary of what you have developed, for you to paste and remind IT when it starts getting "creative"
>>182662
Krr, the potential tea tray ring out as Vir places her tea cup on it.
"Okay," she says and nods absentmindedly before moving her full attention to Heather. "I-I wish to stay here. Just- Just for a short while. While I'm looking for my sister."
The chair creaks against the wooden floor as Vir stands up. She tosses the hem of her tan cloak so flips up on her back. The cloak is actually relatively thick and the hem reveals it to consist of three different fabrics, or three different cloaks, sewn together. The inside one is of lavender color. She lifts up her hoof and flex it's biceps muscle? Or something, anyway, her hoof goes from being somewhat unassuming to mold into a mound of statue-eque thickness. But then she looks up with pleading eyes as if she's mere foal asking her mom for cute stuffed animal she saw in the store.
"I'm not good with words but I can move stuff."
Krr, the potential tea tray ring out as Vir places her tea cup on it.
"Okay," she says and nods absentmindedly before moving her full attention to Heather. "I-I wish to stay here. Just- Just for a short while. While I'm looking for my sister."
The chair creaks against the wooden floor as Vir stands up. She tosses the hem of her tan cloak so flips up on her back. The cloak is actually relatively thick and the hem reveals it to consist of three different fabrics, or three different cloaks, sewn together. The inside one is of lavender color. She lifts up her hoof and flex it's biceps muscle? Or something, anyway, her hoof goes from being somewhat unassuming to mold into a mound of statue-eque thickness. But then she looks up with pleading eyes as if she's mere foal asking her mom for cute stuffed animal she saw in the store.
"I'm not good with words but I can move stuff."
>>182661
He looks the bottle over and then glances at the strange looking glass
"Hey you never answered my question earlier, are those two mares still up in my room or did they leave?"
He looks the bottle over and then glances at the strange looking glass
"Hey you never answered my question earlier, are those two mares still up in my room or did they leave?"
>>182673
Heather takes a moment to look down at the strong, presumably thin limbs of the muscular mare.
She pets the poor mare’s mane, moving her hair to make sure she doesn’t cover Vir’s eyes.
“I.. believe we have an extra bed here. There’s a room for Vibrant Ray that he doesn’t use. I suppose it can be used by a mare in need. We’ve lent it out to those in need before, after all.”
Heather takes a moment to look down at the strong, presumably thin limbs of the muscular mare.
She pets the poor mare’s mane, moving her hair to make sure she doesn’t cover Vir’s eyes.
“I.. believe we have an extra bed here. There’s a room for Vibrant Ray that he doesn’t use. I suppose it can be used by a mare in need. We’ve lent it out to those in need before, after all.”
>>182685
He pauses for a moment.
“I have seen them since. I’ve seen them walking around the rooms, at least once. Twice I think. But more importantly I’ve seen them in the bar. I know the cream colored one has asked for you, but more so there was an incident. They both sat down and ordered food. Like a couple burgers and fries. When it came time to pay they both frantically searched around and didn’t have money. To me it looked like they genuinely thought they had money; I assumed that if they wanted to dine and dash they would have just left. But they said they were with you and said where you lived. They basically said to put it on your tab, which was fine since I knew they were with you and you’re a partial owner. I’m sorry, I thought they were your mistresses you were keeping here away from your marefriend. Okay well if you say that isn’t what they are then that isn’t what they are, but I figured they were… rescues? Is that how to put it? Like stray dogs you feed and they stay around. But yeah. I don’t know if they are here now. They have left at least a couple times I think.”
He pauses for a moment.
“I have seen them since. I’ve seen them walking around the rooms, at least once. Twice I think. But more importantly I’ve seen them in the bar. I know the cream colored one has asked for you, but more so there was an incident. They both sat down and ordered food. Like a couple burgers and fries. When it came time to pay they both frantically searched around and didn’t have money. To me it looked like they genuinely thought they had money; I assumed that if they wanted to dine and dash they would have just left. But they said they were with you and said where you lived. They basically said to put it on your tab, which was fine since I knew they were with you and you’re a partial owner. I’m sorry, I thought they were your mistresses you were keeping here away from your marefriend. Okay well if you say that isn’t what they are then that isn’t what they are, but I figured they were… rescues? Is that how to put it? Like stray dogs you feed and they stay around. But yeah. I don’t know if they are here now. They have left at least a couple times I think.”
>>182687
He laughs as Glimmering glass explains things
"yea its no problem, I brought them here to keep them safe, you know how it is out there, especially for a Drunk mare, easy pickings for some less than moral pony or"
He shudders "Some sub pony filth."
"i figured it was a good idea at the time. i still think it was the right thing to do, to be honest. We have no problems mr glass."
He glances at the stairs then around the bar
"When was the last time you saw one of them by the way?"
He laughs as Glimmering glass explains things
"yea its no problem, I brought them here to keep them safe, you know how it is out there, especially for a Drunk mare, easy pickings for some less than moral pony or"
He shudders "Some sub pony filth."
"i figured it was a good idea at the time. i still think it was the right thing to do, to be honest. We have no problems mr glass."
He glances at the stairs then around the bar
"When was the last time you saw one of them by the way?"
>>181202
>>182690
“Oh, well we don’t need to inquire into why every mare does what she does. Can you really say why any mare does exactly what they do, anyways? Who knows what could have motivated her. Let her have her privacy.”
>>182691
“No, I haven’t seen them bring up any zebras stallions, or any stallion besides you. I saw one of them leave yesterday morning. It was the green one. She was wearing a sweater. It kind of looked like she was going to work, but I don’t know. I kind of got the impression they were homeless. One of them mentioned they were from near Cloudsdale. That’s the Changeling zone.”
>>182690
“Oh, well we don’t need to inquire into why every mare does what she does. Can you really say why any mare does exactly what they do, anyways? Who knows what could have motivated her. Let her have her privacy.”
>>182691
“No, I haven’t seen them bring up any zebras stallions, or any stallion besides you. I saw one of them leave yesterday morning. It was the green one. She was wearing a sweater. It kind of looked like she was going to work, but I don’t know. I kind of got the impression they were homeless. One of them mentioned they were from near Cloudsdale. That’s the Changeling zone.”
>>182697
"I've heard a good many mares gossip around about other ponies. I'm guessin' that it isn't decent for them to do it?" she asks innocently.
"I've heard a good many mares gossip around about other ponies. I'm guessin' that it isn't decent for them to do it?" she asks innocently.
>>182697
"Good, Could you set them up with a Room maybe? i'll pay for it, Its the right thing to do if they are homeless.... wait Cloudsdale?"
"Good, Could you set them up with a Room maybe? i'll pay for it, Its the right thing to do if they are homeless.... wait Cloudsdale?"
>>182703
“Well of course you shouldn’t gossip about mares where they can hear you. That’s just basic decency.”
>>182704
They did not. Harpoons only.
>>182705
“Sure. You want them out of your room? I… suppose I can make that happen. Yeah. Not Cloudsdale exactly but some city near there. I asked them where it was near and they said Cloudsdale.”
“Well of course you shouldn’t gossip about mares where they can hear you. That’s just basic decency.”
>>182704
They did not. Harpoons only.
>>182705
“Sure. You want them out of your room? I… suppose I can make that happen. Yeah. Not Cloudsdale exactly but some city near there. I asked them where it was near and they said Cloudsdale.”
>>182707
"Yea it would be for the best if they get another room, I do remember her talking about cloudsdale now that i think about it."
"Yea it would be for the best if they get another room, I do remember her talking about cloudsdale now that i think about it."
>>182704
"Да. Четыре пятых нашего числа были потеряны... Мятеж. Судно село на мель на песчаной косе в естественной гавани... Нова Гриффония? Я и несколько верных пони под командованием комиссара Черного Каблука высадились и держимся. Я оказался в ловушке в разрушенном... Каменный дом? На холме. Не доверяйте Light Water. «Легкая вода» опасна. Есть опасность. Приходите только с большой силой. Привозите компанию или больше. Вы слышали передачу комиссара Черного Каблука?" - "Yes. Four Fifths of our number have been lost to... Mutiny. Ship has run aground on a sandbar in a natural harbor of... Nova Griffonia? I and a few loyal ponies under Commissar Black Heel have disembarked and are holding on. I am trapped in a ruined... stone house? On a hill. Do not trust Light Water. "Light Water" is dangerous. There is danger. Come only with great force. Bring a company or more. Did you hear Commissar Black Heel's broadcast?"
>>182708
She stops for a moment, and looks up to Amber, looking her in the eyes
"Why do you ask?"
>>182714
"Alright, I can try to arrange that. May be hard to move them though. If you would like another room... Alright, I'll see if there is some way I can get them out of there."
"Да. Четыре пятых нашего числа были потеряны... Мятеж. Судно село на мель на песчаной косе в естественной гавани... Нова Гриффония? Я и несколько верных пони под командованием комиссара Черного Каблука высадились и держимся. Я оказался в ловушке в разрушенном... Каменный дом? На холме. Не доверяйте Light Water. «Легкая вода» опасна. Есть опасность. Приходите только с большой силой. Привозите компанию или больше. Вы слышали передачу комиссара Черного Каблука?" - "Yes. Four Fifths of our number have been lost to... Mutiny. Ship has run aground on a sandbar in a natural harbor of... Nova Griffonia? I and a few loyal ponies under Commissar Black Heel have disembarked and are holding on. I am trapped in a ruined... stone house? On a hill. Do not trust Light Water. "Light Water" is dangerous. There is danger. Come only with great force. Bring a company or more. Did you hear Commissar Black Heel's broadcast?"
>>182708
She stops for a moment, and looks up to Amber, looking her in the eyes
"Why do you ask?"
>>182714
"Alright, I can try to arrange that. May be hard to move them though. If you would like another room... Alright, I'll see if there is some way I can get them out of there."
>>182776
Well, that's some useful info.
Hmmm, they seem weakened, perhaps it would only take a few pirates to finish them off...
Well, that's some useful info.
Hmmm, they seem weakened, perhaps it would only take a few pirates to finish them off...
>>182776
"I could go grab my stuff out of there and they can have that one and just give me a new one."
"I could go grab my stuff out of there and they can have that one and just give me a new one."
>>182776
Cavaliere waits for Silver and Posey to complete their radio broadcasts and then asks the grizzled Sevaranyan, "What's happening at their end?"
Amber looks pensive for a moment before replying, "Decent or not, a lot of ponies like to gossip. I know my other boss and her waitresses do, especially about me and my coltfriend. I know his mother gets into gossip too and tries to share it all with me." She shakes her head. "What should I do?"
Cavaliere waits for Silver and Posey to complete their radio broadcasts and then asks the grizzled Sevaranyan, "What's happening at their end?"
Amber looks pensive for a moment before replying, "Decent or not, a lot of ponies like to gossip. I know my other boss and her waitresses do, especially about me and my coltfriend. I know his mother gets into gossip too and tries to share it all with me." She shakes her head. "What should I do?"
>>182776
>>182777
>>182780
Maybe, but we can discuss this in character after the radio broadcast is finished. Silver holds up a hoof to silence Cavaliere as they're not yet finished. He gives Posey another statement to repeat: Да, мы слышали вашу передачу. Можете ли вы предоставить более подробную информацию? Координаты, местонахождение и численность сил противника, что-нибудь?
>>182777
>>182780
Maybe, but we can discuss this in character after the radio broadcast is finished. Silver holds up a hoof to silence Cavaliere as they're not yet finished. He gives Posey another statement to repeat: Да, мы слышали вашу передачу. Можете ли вы предоставить более подробную информацию? Координаты, местонахождение и численность сил противника, что-нибудь?
>>182781
>Да, мы слышали вашу передачу. Можете ли вы предоставить более подробную информацию? Координаты, местонахождение и численность сил противника, что-нибудь?
Posey repeats this message.
>Да, мы слышали вашу передачу. Можете ли вы предоставить более подробную информацию? Координаты, местонахождение и численность сил противника, что-нибудь?
Posey repeats this message.
Do I really need to roll bluff for every message?
Well, this is a new request, so here goes:
[1d20+16 = (8+16) = 24]
Well, this is a new request, so here goes:
[1d20+16 = (8+16) = 24]
>>182784
Talking in the background, and the speaker pulls away to say something
"Координат, мы не знаем. Там был... Поднялся мятеж. Мы не знаем, где мы находимся. Я не знаю, где мы находимся. Может быть, у кого-то есть. Число? Они зарабатывают больше. Вражеские силы, вы бы мне не поверили, если бы я сказал вам. Пошлите большую силу. Э-э-э, фашисты преследовали нас." - "Coordinates, we do not know. There was a... There was a mutiny. We do not know where we are. I do not know where we are. Maybe someone does. Number? They make more. Enemy forces, you would not believe me if I told you. Send great force. The uh, the fascists were tailing us.
Talking in the background, and the speaker pulls away to say something
"Координат, мы не знаем. Там был... Поднялся мятеж. Мы не знаем, где мы находимся. Я не знаю, где мы находимся. Может быть, у кого-то есть. Число? Они зарабатывают больше. Вражеские силы, вы бы мне не поверили, если бы я сказал вам. Пошлите большую силу. Э-э-э, фашисты преследовали нас." - "Coordinates, we do not know. There was a... There was a mutiny. We do not know where we are. I do not know where we are. Maybe someone does. Number? They make more. Enemy forces, you would not believe me if I told you. Send great force. The uh, the fascists were tailing us.
>>182785
Posey steps away from mic
".... Mutiny? Insect noises? Sounds like it could be a changeling infiltration plot, but why?"
Posey steps away from mic
".... Mutiny? Insect noises? Sounds like it could be a changeling infiltration plot, but why?"
Chitonic, or changeling speech, is a diacernable dialect i OE
That Lacey knows
That Lacey knows
>>182785
>>182786
>>182787
Silver makes sure Posey isn't pressing the button to transmit when he speaks. "This does not sound like any changeling plot I have ever heard of..." He gives Posey another another prompt, hoping to learn more details about what they mean by "they make more": Они создают больше? Можете ли вы объяснить ситуацию подробнее?
>>182786
>>182787
Silver makes sure Posey isn't pressing the button to transmit when he speaks. "This does not sound like any changeling plot I have ever heard of..." He gives Posey another another prompt, hoping to learn more details about what they mean by "they make more": Они создают больше? Можете ли вы объяснить ситуацию подробнее?
>>182790
"We need to locate the airmen. We can decide what to do with the commies later."
>Они создают больше? Можете ли вы объяснить ситуацию подробнее?
Posey repeats the message.
"We need to locate the airmen. We can decide what to do with the commies later."
>Они создают больше? Можете ли вы объяснить ситуацию подробнее?
Posey repeats the message.
>>182793
You didn't roll again for bluff
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQ_b4_lw0Gg
>>182778
"Yeah, that could work." He says
You didn't roll again for bluff
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQ_b4_lw0Gg
>>182778
"Yeah, that could work." He says
>>182797
>simply retry telling bluffs that work until you get an average
Taking 10 isn't retrying. It's doing something carefully in a non-stressful situation.
>When your character is not being threatened or distracted, you may choose to take 10. Instead of rolling 1d20 for the skill check, calculate your result as if you had rolled a 10. For many routine tasks, taking 10 makes them automatically successful. Distractions or threats (such as combat) make it impossible for a character to take 10. In most cases, taking 10 is purely a safety measure —you know (or expect) that an average roll will succeed but fear that a poor roll might fail, so you elect to settle for the average roll (a 10). Taking 10 is especially useful in situations where a particularly high roll wouldn’t help.
Only one try is made
Retrying over and over is taking 20.
>Taking 20 means you are trying until you get it right, and it assumes that you fail many times before succeeding. Taking 20 takes twenty times as long as making a single check would take.
>"Magic, I think. Come to us. Come now. We do not have much time."
Are they speaking in non-bolshevik?
>simply retry telling bluffs that work until you get an average
Taking 10 isn't retrying. It's doing something carefully in a non-stressful situation.
>When your character is not being threatened or distracted, you may choose to take 10. Instead of rolling 1d20 for the skill check, calculate your result as if you had rolled a 10. For many routine tasks, taking 10 makes them automatically successful. Distractions or threats (such as combat) make it impossible for a character to take 10. In most cases, taking 10 is purely a safety measure —you know (or expect) that an average roll will succeed but fear that a poor roll might fail, so you elect to settle for the average roll (a 10). Taking 10 is especially useful in situations where a particularly high roll wouldn’t help.
Only one try is made
Retrying over and over is taking 20.
>Taking 20 means you are trying until you get it right, and it assumes that you fail many times before succeeding. Taking 20 takes twenty times as long as making a single check would take.
>"Magic, I think. Come to us. Come now. We do not have much time."
Are they speaking in non-bolshevik?
Brie summons all his metaforce to indicate to certain players how close they are to blowing it
There is a small click, and the sound turns off. It seems that this "Currant Leaf" has turned his radio off.
>>182797
>"Magic, I think. Come to us. Come now. We do not have much time."
Assuming Silver translates for us
"They are calling for help, but... It is not really our problem, is it? We should secure the airponies first." She says
"After we secured the airponies, we could see what's left of them." she continues
She turns to the group
"Does that sound like a good idea?"
>>182802
"Well, it appears that is that. They must be preoccupied with fighting, or suspect that we could be spies."
>"Magic, I think. Come to us. Come now. We do not have much time."
Assuming Silver translates for us
"They are calling for help, but... It is not really our problem, is it? We should secure the airponies first." She says
"After we secured the airponies, we could see what's left of them." she continues
She turns to the group
"Does that sound like a good idea?"
>>182802
"Well, it appears that is that. They must be preoccupied with fighting, or suspect that we could be spies."
>>182805
Our job is finding the airponies.
It could be worth it to see what the communists are up to though.
Which is closer?
Our job is finding the airponies.
It could be worth it to see what the communists are up to though.
Which is closer?
>>182804
"The more we talked with them, the higher our chances of being found out were," Cavaliere responds, sounding disappointed. "We should have left off sooner instead of pushing our luck. Was there any mention of their strength or what caused their distress?"
"The more we talked with them, the higher our chances of being found out were," Cavaliere responds, sounding disappointed. "We should have left off sooner instead of pushing our luck. Was there any mention of their strength or what caused their distress?"
>itd be worse to not know what we're up against
<Aye. It'd be far worse if'n we gave a heads up. Oh wait, Im a background character
<Aye. It'd be far worse if'n we gave a heads up. Oh wait, Im a background character
>>182811
Brie's face from above is an unequivocable and undeniable "Wtf are you doing, you mong, youre gonna fuck it up"
Brie's face from above is an unequivocable and undeniable "Wtf are you doing, you mong, youre gonna fuck it up"
>>182814
"If our trip to the light house goes well, we may be able to avoid them entirely."
>>182815
Things we learned
>enemy's preoccupation
>enemy's location
>enemy forces are fragmented and infighting
>mysterious magic at play
Quite a bit of info, if you ask me.
Let's go to the light house.
>>182816
>cometent
What?
"If our trip to the light house goes well, we may be able to avoid them entirely."
>>182815
Things we learned
>enemy's preoccupation
>enemy's location
>enemy forces are fragmented and infighting
>mysterious magic at play
Quite a bit of info, if you ask me.
Let's go to the light house.
>>182816
>cometent
What?
To clarify, Brie thinks that the worst possible outcome just came to pass
"There is a nonzero chance that the enemy knows of our presence, but they seem to be too preoccupied to pursue us at the moment. We should make haste to find the airponies."
She continues marching, towards the lighthouse
>>182818
I mean, +16 is a decent gamble, even if there's a huge penalty.
I think it was worth the risk.
>oversight
Oversight of what?
Posey was just repeating what Silver told her, which was the plan we agreed on.
She continues marching, towards the lighthouse
>>182818
I mean, +16 is a decent gamble, even if there's a huge penalty.
I think it was worth the risk.
>oversight
Oversight of what?
Posey was just repeating what Silver told her, which was the plan we agreed on.
>>182811
Silver does his best to give a summary to the creatures who don't speak the language. "It appears there was mutiny among Stalliongraders. According to pony on other side of radio, around four fifths of them under leadership of pony named Light Water have commandeered Kostroma, while remaining soldiers and sailors have been forced off ship under leadership of Commissar Black Heel. It appears Black Heel's troops are under assault from both mutineers and some unknown magical threat, and are holed up in abandoned stone house on hill."
>>182804
>>182817
Kira: "Can't we go save them? Maybe if we help them, they'll help us or at least leave us alone?"
Silver: "Kira..."
Kira looks at the group with big, pleading lamia eyes.
Silver does his best to give a summary to the creatures who don't speak the language. "It appears there was mutiny among Stalliongraders. According to pony on other side of radio, around four fifths of them under leadership of pony named Light Water have commandeered Kostroma, while remaining soldiers and sailors have been forced off ship under leadership of Commissar Black Heel. It appears Black Heel's troops are under assault from both mutineers and some unknown magical threat, and are holed up in abandoned stone house on hill."
>>182804
>>182817
Kira: "Can't we go save them? Maybe if we help them, they'll help us or at least leave us alone?"
Silver: "Kira..."
Kira looks at the group with big, pleading lamia eyes.
>>182819
"Expect the best, prepare for the worst. That's the motto that I trot by." Posey replies, holding her head confidently.
>>182822
Cry more.
>>182821
>"Can't we go save them? Maybe if we help them, they'll help us or at least leave us alone?"
"We have our own mission to attend prioritize, and our own ponies to save. We should secure our air ponies before we take detours."
OOC, I have no problem with going to save the radio ponies, but in-character Posey is supposed to be coldhearted and pragmatic.
"Expect the best, prepare for the worst. That's the motto that I trot by." Posey replies, holding her head confidently.
>>182822
Cry more.
>>182821
>"Can't we go save them? Maybe if we help them, they'll help us or at least leave us alone?"
"We have our own mission to attend prioritize, and our own ponies to save. We should secure our air ponies before we take detours."
OOC, I have no problem with going to save the radio ponies, but in-character Posey is supposed to be coldhearted and pragmatic.
>>182822
Core memory unlocked, this unicorn talks a big game but lacks the wherewithall to follow through effectively.
Core memory unlocked, this unicorn talks a big game but lacks the wherewithall to follow through effectively.
>>182822
They why didn't you ever say at any time, "This is a bad idea, let's not do this?" You agreed with the idea, both IC and OOC.
>>182823
Kira: "Pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaase..."
She directs the full force of her pleading lamia gaze towards Posey.
Kira, if you haven't already figured it out, is basically like kindness and cuteness given a lamia's form. My primary concern is how badly it will mess with GM pone's plans for encounters, and what he thinks about the idea.
They why didn't you ever say at any time, "This is a bad idea, let's not do this?" You agreed with the idea, both IC and OOC.
>>182823
Kira: "Pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaase..."
She directs the full force of her pleading lamia gaze towards Posey.
Kira, if you haven't already figured it out, is basically like kindness and cuteness given a lamia's form. My primary concern is how badly it will mess with GM pone's plans for encounters, and what he thinks about the idea.
>>182826
>She directs the full force of her pleading lamia gaze towards Posey
H-hey, GM already ruled that charm gaze doesn't work on fellow PCs... And m-muh immunities
Fuck it, Will Save
[1d20+7 = (13+7) = 20]
>She directs the full force of her pleading lamia gaze towards Posey
H-hey, GM already ruled that charm gaze doesn't work on fellow PCs... And m-muh immunities
Fuck it, Will Save
[1d20+7 = (13+7) = 20]
>>182829
You could have said something if you disagreed with the plan.
>>182826
Posey is unfazed and coldhearted, but considers her offer
"Perhaps we could intervene, but I still would prefer to find the airponies first." She says
"Perhaps the airponies could even assist us once we find them. They're trained marines, after all."
You could have said something if you disagreed with the plan.
>>182826
Posey is unfazed and coldhearted, but considers her offer
"Perhaps we could intervene, but I still would prefer to find the airponies first." She says
"Perhaps the airponies could even assist us once we find them. They're trained marines, after all."
>>182834
>They're
*They are
I've been working on Posey's manner of speaking. I want to minimize contractions in her vocabulary.
>They're
*They are
I've been working on Posey's manner of speaking. I want to minimize contractions in her vocabulary.
>>182834
Rosey presented herself as being able to pull off the subterfuge. It remains to be seen how it turned out. But Brie is interpreting from radio that it failed. He could be wrong, and he/I could owe you/Rosie an apology
Rosey presented herself as being able to pull off the subterfuge. It remains to be seen how it turned out. But Brie is interpreting from radio that it failed. He could be wrong, and he/I could owe you/Rosie an apology
I have to go to work early tomorrow, so I can't stay up tonight.
Posey ultimately agrees to whatever plan the party does, while reminding them of the mission. She's all aboard with rescuing some communists so long as she still gets to kill.
Posey ultimately agrees to whatever plan the party does, while reminding them of the mission. She's all aboard with rescuing some communists so long as she still gets to kill.
>>182832
You had multiple game days and plenty of replies to signal us to stop using the radio. Brie even offered to try to detect changeling speech. It's a little late to put on the brakes.
>>182837
Whether it succeeded or not, Posey was following Silver's direction and did the best job you could reasonably expect.
You had multiple game days and plenty of replies to signal us to stop using the radio. Brie even offered to try to detect changeling speech. It's a little late to put on the brakes.
>>182837
Whether it succeeded or not, Posey was following Silver's direction and did the best job you could reasonably expect.
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