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>>9565
"Never been to either, but from what I hear Sparinetar is a thriving industrial and technological city. I hear similar things about Cardishore, but,... I don't know, its a different kind of culture there."
"Never been to either, but from what I hear Sparinetar is a thriving industrial and technological city. I hear similar things about Cardishore, but,... I don't know, its a different kind of culture there."
>>9575
More tech, more industry. A little bit sci-fi then.
>>9575
Correct. The Denver Broncos have established themselves as a team of proper athletes, Trump's Generals (I'm still not sure exactly where you're going with that, but whatever) are coming along nicely as well. The stadium its self is the largest building that's been seen, almost the size of Port Barry its self.
More tech, more industry. A little bit sci-fi then.
>>9575
Correct. The Denver Broncos have established themselves as a team of proper athletes, Trump's Generals (I'm still not sure exactly where you're going with that, but whatever) are coming along nicely as well. The stadium its self is the largest building that's been seen, almost the size of Port Barry its self.
>>9574
Tracy considers that walking through the streets as a talking hoers might draw too much attention.
*gets on hind legs (that's how she normally walks anyway*
>Disquise
Tracy pulls up her hood and drapes herself with her cape. At a distance, she appears like a short halfling or kender, and like a small beastman up close.
She approachs the City dome slowly.
>>9576
>Dragonne fly speed: 30 ft (40 with the class bonus)
Tracy could walk faster.
Tracy considers that walking through the streets as a talking hoers might draw too much attention.
*gets on hind legs (that's how she normally walks anyway*
>Disquise
Tracy pulls up her hood and drapes herself with her cape. At a distance, she appears like a short halfling or kender, and like a small beastman up close.
She approachs the City dome slowly.
>>9576
>Dragonne fly speed: 30 ft (40 with the class bonus)
Tracy could walk faster.
>>9577
Did you think he would fly on the Dragonne when there is an even better option?
>>9577
>Trump's Generals (I'm still not sure exactly where you're going with that, but whatever)
In the early 1980s, Donald J. Trump owned a football team of the now defunct United States Football League that was named "The New Jersey Generals," that played in Giants Stadium.
Did you think he would fly on the Dragonne when there is an even better option?
>>9577
>Trump's Generals (I'm still not sure exactly where you're going with that, but whatever)
In the early 1980s, Donald J. Trump owned a football team of the now defunct United States Football League that was named "The New Jersey Generals," that played in Giants Stadium.
>>9585
>doesn't look good
Tracy approaches cautiously, inspecting the rigid-looking guards.
The gate is shut, I suppose?
>doesn't look good
Tracy approaches cautiously, inspecting the rigid-looking guards.
The gate is shut, I suppose?
>>9586
Yes, and there is a very long line outside the gate, which continues just inside the gate. Like, the gate is really just a checkpoint for a guard to look at you and then nod you inside where the line continues about 6' in.
Yes, and there is a very long line outside the gate, which continues just inside the gate. Like, the gate is really just a checkpoint for a guard to look at you and then nod you inside where the line continues about 6' in.
>>9592
They don't appear to be checking for anything in particular, more checking everyone entering. The guard makes a few notes on a stack of paper on a clipboard with each person entering. A little further in is another guard who asks a few questions. They're slightly out of hearing range.
They don't appear to be checking for anything in particular, more checking everyone entering. The guard makes a few notes on a stack of paper on a clipboard with each person entering. A little further in is another guard who asks a few questions. They're slightly out of hearing range.
>>9594
This is the only visible way in right?
Fuck it, I don't feel like being the rogue that finds her way in through the sewer before asking.
*walks up to gate*
This is the only visible way in right?
Fuck it, I don't feel like being the rogue that finds her way in through the sewer before asking.
*walks up to gate*
There's a good 50 people in front of you in line, and they don't appear to appreciate the idea of you cutting in line.
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>>9597
>nazi horsefucker
>stacy
I'm not saying its not true, but you'll pardon my skepticism. Go forth and damage the pussy
>nazi horsefucker
>stacy
I'm not saying its not true, but you'll pardon my skepticism. Go forth and damage the pussy
>>9596
Tracy's anger festers as she waits patiently and Lawfully to slowly get into the gate.
In the time being, she uses her superior pony senses to eavesdrop on everyone's conversations and gather information about the gatecheck and the city.
Tracy's anger festers as she waits patiently and Lawfully to slowly get into the gate.
In the time being, she uses her superior pony senses to eavesdrop on everyone's conversations and gather information about the gatecheck and the city.
>>9600
The conversations are many and varied, and don't appear to have a common theme (or any theme at all really). The clothing of the people in line varies across all sorts of cultural lines (most of which you're entirely unfamiliar). Some in line are talkative and loud, while others are quiet and reserved. Everyone seems to be attempting to occupy themselves, but all are just a little irritated at having to wait.
The conversations are many and varied, and don't appear to have a common theme (or any theme at all really). The clothing of the people in line varies across all sorts of cultural lines (most of which you're entirely unfamiliar). Some in line are talkative and loud, while others are quiet and reserved. Everyone seems to be attempting to occupy themselves, but all are just a little irritated at having to wait.
[3d20 = 29]
>>9600
Also, sense motive while she's at it.
What is everyone so eager to enter the city for?
>Listen+Spot(read lips)+Sense Motive
>>9600
Also, sense motive while she's at it.
What is everyone so eager to enter the city for?
>Listen+Spot(read lips)+Sense Motive
>>9609
You're welcome to try. Even those who are talking to one another appear passive aggressive in the least, especially the more talkative ones.
You're welcome to try. Even those who are talking to one another appear passive aggressive in the least, especially the more talkative ones.
>>9611
Tracy is waiting in line for a sports game or something like that, while Trump is waiting for a flight
Tracy is waiting in line for a sports game or something like that, while Trump is waiting for a flight
[3d20 = 39]
>>9610
Diplomacy check
Add some profession and perform to look like she's got something interesting to offer.
>still don't know what the first guy looks like, so I'm not sure how to address him
>'Hello?'
>>9610
Diplomacy check
Add some profession and perform to look like she's got something interesting to offer.
>still don't know what the first guy looks like, so I'm not sure how to address him
>'Hello?'
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