Guardian Angel Haruki

D&D 5e -- The Lost Children

Don't anger the fishman.

D&D 5e -- The Lost Children

@Pennydumb123 You can make a post of Boram looking around, but since you are not the only one who succeeded perception check, I won’t say what it yields until the coming GM post. You can do other actions besides just looking around.

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@Cu Chulainn Awesome! Looking forward to reading it. ^_^

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@mifune Unfortunately, I am not accepting any more players for this thread. However, since four others expressed interest before you, I think I'll be creating an adventure for a second group in this same campaign. It'll be in a different thread though.

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inb4 we spot the hidden ambush and ruin the dms plans

@Pennydumb123

With my games...

There's no such thing as a ruined plan.

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@Pennydumb123@rush99999 You both succeed on Perception. Rush you failed the Survival Check.

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@ihinka No it does not. ^^"

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@ihinka Welp, in that case...

Go ahead and roll Survival. If you succeed, you'll learn something interesting.

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@ihinka You can roll a Perception check for actively checking your surroundings.

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@Cu Chulainn The common knowledge is exactly why I’m still allowing an Intimidate Check.

With the result, I’m not saying Mirdas is being dumb. I’m saying that Mirdas would see that action as unusual, and not quite connect the dots. His reaction is just “Okay. He whistled. Why?” He can still demand and Intimidate for answers.

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@Cu Chulainn A whistle by itself (without context) is not really suspicious or threatening. He could just be really bad at carrying a tune.

I’ll still allow an Intimidate Check if you wish.