[dice seed=13162 secure=5a8d0b6c_1]3d10[/dice]
3 successes, nothing particularly interesting here. Unless you Introduce an Element.
To lift the portcullis? I'd say: futile, Ob 9
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[dice seed=51212 secure=72cdb5ed_0]6d10[/dice]
[dice seed=13162 secure=5a8d0b6c_1]3d10[/dice]
3 successes, nothing particularly interesting here. Unless you Introduce an Element.
To lift the portcullis? I'd say: futile, Ob 9
[dice seed=13162 secure=5a8d0b6c_1]3d10[/dice]
3 successes, nothing particularly interesting here. Unless you Introduce an Element.
To lift the portcullis? I'd say: futile, Ob 9
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Hope they won't turn me into a porcupine. 
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What's the plan for today, Brain?
I assume Ruthard is going to sleep all night and start acting in the morning. Or not?
I assume Ruthard is going to sleep all night and start acting in the morning. Or not?
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Attempt to follow Kneller unnoticed:
Cunning 4 + Stealth 0 vs TN6
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Cunning 4 + Stealth 0 vs TN6
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Will you pay them?
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Korbel wrote:Will you pay them?
Four silver. Meaning? Skillings? Marks?Luca wrote:- Two silver coins for me and one for my friend...
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That would be skillings 
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This is a hard choice for Twinscars and I'm not 100% sure what he will do... do you feel like rolling some dice, or discussing with him more?
If we want to involve dice, I think it should be Social+Manipulation vs his Cunning+Manipulation.
If we want to involve dice, I think it should be Social+Manipulation vs his Cunning+Manipulation.
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To be honest I'd prefer RP and continue the discussion over resolving it with dice 1000%. After all Ruthard is brutally honest here, he doesn't want to deceive anyone. I leave it to you. If it's a roll I'll roll.
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Looks like Ruthard and Twinscars have struck a deal 
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Way better than resolving it with rolls if you ask me.Korbel wrote:Looks like Ruthard and Twinscars have struck a deal
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Whatever you prefer. I'll just say that... if you were victorious in this opposed contest (when I asked about rolling the dice), he would agree to join you without involving Hans in this. He would just follow you because of your words. But you could've also failed, of course.Benedict wrote:Way better than resolving it with rolls if you ask me.
What we did was... well I believe something close to Compromise.
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OK, what's the plan? Just riding after them and: "hey sorry guys, BTW, we need to kill you"? They're not very far away, but they're moving east at considerable speed.
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I'll be closing the game, mainly because of lack of players. Thank you guys, maybe some other time.
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Hey guys, welcome to part three
As you can see, the introduction is there. Basically, to make the things clear, we have two sides - The Order (also called Teutonic Order, Knights, Order of the Cross, German/Deutscher Order) and the Union (which is Kingdom of Poland + the Duchy of Lithuania). There were also many foreign forces involved (Hungarians, Moldovians, Czechs, Tatars, western knights) but we won`t go into details.
Here's a handy map of the campaign. At this very moment, the Order army is at Kauernick and the Union's - a day or two southeast (they marched past Lautenburg).
I'm sure you have questions, go on. And you can start thinking about your introductory posts. Looking forward to hearing from you, here or on discord.
As you can see, the introduction is there. Basically, to make the things clear, we have two sides - The Order (also called Teutonic Order, Knights, Order of the Cross, German/Deutscher Order) and the Union (which is Kingdom of Poland + the Duchy of Lithuania). There were also many foreign forces involved (Hungarians, Moldovians, Czechs, Tatars, western knights) but we won`t go into details.
Here's a handy map of the campaign. At this very moment, the Order army is at Kauernick and the Union's - a day or two southeast (they marched past Lautenburg).
I'm sure you have questions, go on. And you can start thinking about your introductory posts. Looking forward to hearing from you, here or on discord.