We unlocked an action to inventory the dragon hoard, which I suspect will be fairly low DC since it's just cataloguing. It'll be quite the windfall.
I would like to let Faria finish recovering (assuming there's a Personal attached to that) and finish off the Star action this turn, and have Faria do that after he's fully recovered the following turn.
It's less because of the stats and more because of the narrative effect. I've noticed that TempestK takes note of how actions look independent of the DCs, and incorporates real-world concerns into the results. For example, even with a 188 on a DC of 40, we couldn't break into that fortress in the North without inside help because we don't have siege weapons. Will gained +15 Loyalty on a roll of 64 (DC 60) because of what it meant to Will that we trusted him with Carpet (splendid write-in, by the way). So consider that Abbe Faria is recovering from decades of imprisonment in one of the hardest prisons in 19th-century France - malnourishment, mistreatment, overwork. From a narrative perspective, it makes sense to me to let him focus on healing first, rather than saying "congratulations, you're rescued! Now get to work!" Not in those exact words, but you know what I mean.
That's a valid interpretation; I suppose the outcome will vary based on the roll as to which interpretation is the more accurate.
I agree with you 100% on this; but I think you're underestimating how strenuous a difficult academic project can be. When I was working on my master's degree, the lead-up to the final paper and exam was one of the most difficult and stressful things I've ever done. I think he'll be one of our best Learning heroes; let's give him a turn off so that he can come at it fully refreshed?
Forgot to do this. 6 XP for this, the rolls and the great writing.
And I forgot to give XP for this too. 4 XP for the interesting snippet and look at one of the less examined characters.
He can split the difference and read in bed or something similar.
...you know. I wanna see Paul Bunyan fight the Bewilderbeast. That's just about the only thing on each other's level any way so it should be a helluva brawl
I can agree with the overall plan, though we did unlock some new options so we gotta look at those first.
I don't think anyone could really muscle their way through Big C's territory but I do get the sentiment.
I Think Big C would try to get their hopes up and play with his Food as it were.
Yeah, they have to Fight Demons, Roman Ungen Sternburg when he thinks he's Ghengis Khan because Kaiserriech Reference, The Hostile Wildlife, Their very Soul getting sucked out of their bodies.
Of course considering Big C can most likely easily call up moire monsters, demons and undead than they have bullets.......
Witch is why they are planning...and preparing so hard.
I hope they escape, but if TempestK is fateful to how the land is depicted in the source material, I wouldn't bet on it:
I don't think it needs to be said this place is the definition of endgame.DISNEY VILLAINS VICTORIOUS said:
Based on the results post and the action description:
We're currently posting the army in the cities to keep order but can do actions to bring them properly into the fold.
Right now each of the cities is being run by a commander that was peeled off from the army, along with their regiment. It helps that the citizenry are basically helping enforce the "occupation", and the few nobility that try to make trouble or throw their weight around are basically finding that no one's got time for their shit.
