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Tbh Ruthard had his scene when he beheaded that damned priest and then some. I feel that this is Karl's scene and he should say something dramatic to the lord who ruined his life, too bad Stempest can't keep up with this pace.Marras wrote:I'll let Ruthard to answer something snappy as I see this mainly as his scene
No need to worry, just let's move this forward. Most probably, something will happen, involving Karl and/or Hans quite nicely. This scene is for everyoneBenedict wrote:Tbh Ruthard had his scene when he beheaded that damned priest and then some. I feel that this is Karl's scene and he should say something dramatic to the lord who ruined his life, too bad Stempest can't keep up with this pace.
Do you want to make it an Oration Check, versus Erich? Or maybe Intimidate against his Command?Benedict wrote:"I have no quarrel with you, and wish you godspeed should you choose to leave this place. Oppose me and suffer. It's your choice. I give you my word of honor as a fellow warrior on that. Or my name is not Ruthard Adler, Third Captain of the White Company."
So, your Social/Intimidation against his Social/Command? If you want, start rolling. I believe your SA should fire, assuming you fight for Karl and his family.Benedict wrote:Ruthard is no orator. Manipulate/Intimidate sounds more appropriate.
So, I'm rolling against BTN8 or BTN7?pg 129 wrote:NONESSENTIAL WOUNDS
TN shifts represent the pain and difficulty in mobility that can occur while suffering a wound and remain until a wound has healed (below). However, not all wounds affect everything a character can do equally. When a character is attempting something which that wound would not directly affect (a character with a wounded leg trying to shoot a pistol, a character with a broken arm trying to outrun a bear), count their base TN as one step lower for that specific roll. As a rule, TNs from head wounds
are never reduced in this fashion.
If Ruthard tried to sweet-talk his way out of this it would be clearly at Disadvantage. But now he is openly threatening them, killed the priest, and severely injured many of the guards.pg 77 wrote:When dealing with respectable people that know of the reputation, they gain a disadvantage on applicable social rolls. When meeting with other characters of ill repute, they may gain an advantage to rolls that specifically play off of their reputation.
No.Korbel wrote:Did I give you SA points award for the scene with Georgius?
My thoughts exactly. Ofc he Grins and Bears Its for the scene.Korbel wrote:I suppose the final TN should be 6 (8 from wound, -1 SA, -1 Reputation), but I suspect you will use Grin and Bear It for this scene anyway, reducing the wound efffect to Tn7, so... total total will be 5, right?
Right... and how did you do that?Benedict wrote:That's 6 successes, right?
It does, the second exploding came 1.Marras wrote:Doesn't the Benedict's exploding 10 also explode?
I assume your intention was to fight them anyway. If not this Intimidation, you would have to fight against all of them, now it's only you vs captain. And you will get additional benefit, before the fight.Benedict wrote:However I'm befuddled. I thought I beat the bastard, even if it was unlikely. A duel with the captain as a result of the intimidation attempt sounds like a compromise though, not a success at MoS1.
No. My intention was clear from the start.Korbel wrote:I assume your intention was to fight them anyway.
My intention is to make them go away and avoid combat while Karl and his family is present. Then interrogate Erich, who I suspect is brainwashed as well, or just plain bananas. Finally find a way to release the villagers from this curse.Benedict wrote:Turning to Erich's men.
"I have no quarrel with you, and wish you godspeed should you choose to leave this place. Oppose me and suffer. It's your choice. I give you my word of honor as a fellow warrior on that. Or my name is not Ruthard Adler, Third Captain of the White Company."
Basing on this, I was under impression that you want to fight and are satisfied with this resolution of the rolls...Benedict wrote:Ruthard assumes the Fool's Guard and readies himself for the coming assault.
"Now here is a man that doesn't fear to speak his mind."
Eyeing the guards and sporting a wicked grin Ruthard continues
"Watch closely men how a real warrior dies. Then flee for your lives."
Finally to the captain.
"You are welcome to try "captain". And then you die and feed the worms. COME!"