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Worlds Without Number: Adventures in the Gyre

What does Gordak's pieced armour look like?

@RedOnTheBed

The chestpiece is made of of leather that has been studded with knucklebone dice. And the piecework limb armor is a collection of hides from various durable creatures stitched together.

Disney & Dragons 5e

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Epyllion: Beyond Moonlight's Reach

That is something that could potentially be done off-screen and inbetween chapters, unless there's something specific you want to say or ask to any of the aforementioned characters.

@XxFellsingxX

I can do settling it off-screen if that's what you'd prefer.

On an unrelated note, did you ever get around to figuring out what happens when an obligation is fulfilled?

Epyllion: Beyond Moonlight's Reach

if there is anything you want to do on this island right now, do tell.

@XxFellsingxX

After you mentioned that Moon Magic and an understanding of the elements would help restore the heart of the island, I was thinking I'd have Skobeloff see if Tamba, Pleexem, and Echo would be able to work together on that.

Star Wars: The Fires of Hope - TTRPG using Fate Core

Here's my character.

Disney & Dragons 5e

@Crimson Flame

Are you sure attacking people just because they look a little sus is a good idea? They might have harmful intent towards the peasant, but perhaps we should confirm that before we start a fight?

Worlds Without Number: Adventures in the Gyre

"Direct." Gordak confirms with a nod. "I will return shortly." Moving out of the alleyway, Gordak makes his way across the road and into the courtyard. There, he goes to the door of the shuttered apartment and checks to see if the kidnapper has left it unlocked.

Worlds Without Number: Adventures in the Gyre

"Then go I shall." Gordak says as he watches the kidnapper and his fellow take their leave to wallow in the city's decadence. "But before I do... The orphan, what is her name? And who should I tell her has sent me to her rescue?"

Worlds Without Number: Adventures in the Gyre

"These occupants who are in league with him. Do you know how many there are or how skilled they are in combat?" Gordak asks the man. "If there is only a small number of inept fighters, I should be able to rout them easily enough. If they are many or would prove to match my prowess though, then that would call for a more cunning solution to the problem before me."

Worlds Without Number: Adventures in the Gyre

"You have it." Gordak says with a nod of agreement, keenly aware that he is out of place here and is keener still to be on his way before the residents decide to begin objecting to his presence in earnest.