Ryonara

D&D 5e - Hoard of the Dragon Queen

@Hekazu

That's fine with me, I'll edit my post accordingly.

♦ A New Era ♦ - A My Hero Academia RP

Yukari Yozakura

Yukari happily joined Mia where she had patted the seat. It was a bit awkward fitting in between her and Mina, but only because Yukari didn't know Mina too well. She was smart but didn't seem the type to talk to anyone in class. Whenever Yukari notices her is either during class or at the training room. Finishing off the crab ragoons Yukari got herself settled in as Mia wanted to gossip. "Eeeeh? Boys? Bleh." She pouted as she was reminded of boys and that spat that happened earlier today. Just about every guy there seemed like an idiot to her, but Yukari knew she was just being harsh because it was still fresh on her mind. "I don't know, no one really seems my type. They're... Brave enough, but they need to check their ego. I don't want to hook up with some muscle head who can't handle a lady, you know?" She didn't want to call anyone out though so Yukari tried to change the subject a bit.

"Really what I'd like from a guy is someone who's considerate but not condescending. Like, personally, they help me with things but doesn't have that 'I have to protect all the girls' attitude. That's just lame. At the same time I wish some boys would be a bit more empathetic. Being all stoic and broody is just so old school it's like, backwards." Turning her head in Mina's direction, Yukari tried to engage in a bit of conversation with her. "Of course if you had to choose a guy as a partner, who'll you look for Kasuke-san? I doubt you'll settle for just any guy who treats you nice. Nice guys is baseline, they need to have a bit more to them than that."

@Silver Carrot@Aerandir@Heartfillia@Melpaws

D&D 5e - Hoard of the Dragon Queen

Parum knew that her decision wasn't something the others would like. Between Brannor's gruff attitude, Kyra's thirst for vengeance, Orchid's savage nature, and Torus's literal bestial side, not killing these creatures when they had the chance wasn't something they might easily agree on. Parum would count her blessings that they did though. Seeing Torus move from some sort of gate Parum went down there to investigate. She had no idea if this door had any lock mechanisms or if it just opened or closed, but she would try to find a way to jam it nonetheless. There was a keyhole so Parum jammed the keyhole with soap from her bag and covered it with wax; it wasn't fool proof but at least if anyone tried to get this door open they'll need to either spend precious seconds melting the wax or scraping the contents out.

Once her preparations were done there she met up with the others. She didn't know how long it'd take before more enemies would arrive but she did have a plan, a new spell she had unlocked. She turned to everyone in the group and offered an idea. "I can cast an invisibility spell on one of us to go check and see whats in the other room. But it should be one of us who are naturally stealthy, as well as good at keeping an eye out for traps. I'm... Not very good at that, honestly, so maybe either Kyra or Torus?"

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I would rather that the noise from the drakes bring kobolds to investigate instead of us running into the next room where they’re bunkered down or have already laid their traps. Right now the kobolds don’t have any particular reason to expect that there are intruders; for all they know the drakes could be making a ruckus just because a kobold were annoying them or they’re hungry. If we focus solely on killing the drakes that would leave us open to whoever comes to investigates, sees that invaders have made it inside, then turn around and warn the whole cave.

The drakes are a distraction but we shouldn’t let them distract us. They aren’t going anywhere in their cages so they’re not a threat, we can kill them after we make sure anything that could let them free is also dead.

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The Silk Road dropped anchor in the port of Tamberle. It certainly looked like it had been under attack; there were still the ruins of scuttled ships in the bay. However Yumi was never one to let a tragedy go to waste. "Okay girls, let's get to work. The first team will hit up the taverns and inns and find out more about what happened here. Team two should go help others an see if we can strike any deals. Desperate people can make for dangerous customers, so once we have them on our side doing business will be much easier! Third team I want you to move bodies and pick what you can. Look for combatants, and try not to loot any homes. We'll gather back here at around night and see what we have to work with. Dismissed!" Yumi's girls, exotic looking foreigners in these lands, left to do their jobs. Yumi herself also had a job; she was going to stop by the merchant guild to pay her dues and gather information herself. Something must've happened since last time she was in Tamberle and she didn't want to miss out on any opportunities!

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Parum gulped as her party slew the kobolds with relative ease. She supposed this shouldn't be a surprise, they were just kobolds after all, but she couldn't help but worry more about what these kobolds could have hidden. They had gotten lucky finding that one trap at the mushroom garden, but Kyra and Torus ended up falling for that poison spike trap. Even if kobolds were weak they were wily and Parum wouldn't underestimate them for a second. Which is why she moaned when she saw Kyra and Brannor chase after the kobold who leap off the cliff. They at least didn't jump down, but she worried what might happen if Orchid or Torus does since they were bestial right now. "Stop, don't follow him down there! It could be a trap!"

Catching up to the others she could vaguely make out the same beasts from Greenest, which unfortunately Brannor shot at. She hoped they wouldn't make too much noise and alert the whole cave that they're here; the last thing she wants to do is a last stand in this dank dark place. "Stop shooting those things! Just kill the kobold so it can't release them, those beasts are locked in their cages anyways!" At least Parum hoped they were. Spotting the kobold she had struck with her spell previously, she made a shrill note on her viol and she threaten it. "At least this saves us time disposing the body. You're worm bait!"

Rolls

Vicious Mockery on the Kobold = 3

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@Hekazu

For some reason I thought there were three flying kobolds. In that case I’ll just aim at one of the kobolds with the sling, moving closer if they’re further than 60 feet from Parum.

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So far so good, but Parum could t help but feel nervous at how well things were going so far. She knew there had to be some threats or dangers lurking nearby. Not to mention, Parum has been using a lot of her spells. More than she cared to admit to using. She needed to save her magic for a real fight. Still for now she had enemies to deal with in front of her. With a sharp note she pointed her rapier at one of the kobolds slinging rocks and casted Vicious Mockery on it.

”We fought bugs more dangerous than you!”

Rolls

Vicious Mockery Wisdom save DC 13 = 2

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I hope you don’t mind but I’d like to join. I posted a CS up and I’ll work on my first IC after I read everything.

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Yumi

Age: 27
Race: Human
Info: Born an orphan growing up in a momentary in the Far East, Yumi was never satisfied with the modest monk life. At a young age she was interested in wealth and power, learning quickly how a lack of either would harm her. She had to be quick and cunning and soon enough she was able to sweet talk, cheat, and steal enough money to start an honest business. But just because she was an honest murchany doesn’t mean she didn’t dabble in dirty deeds. Along with legal goods she smuggled contraband, captured and sold slaves, even robbed rival vessels as a privateer. She’s gathered a crew of likeminded women who can easily play the part of the demure maiden or a vicious assassin at the drop of a hat.

Still Yumi has only resorted to those shady practices when the coffers start running dry. She far prefers honest jobs which are less risky and still have considerable profit. But that doesn’t mean she’ll let an opportunity go to waste. Whether it’s a war or crisis, Yumi will be there to strike a deal.

Other: Yumi isn’t much of a fighter, though she can be tricky if cornered. She’s killed soldiers before and prefers to kill as a last resort. She’s no stranger to danger however and she’s quick in both body and mind. She’s also build a resistance against poisons and alcohol due to her rough upbringing and cutthroat competition. She’s got a good eye for items and people and knows what their weak and strong points are almost instinctively.

Yumi is the captain of a shipping vessel called The Silk Road. Fast enough to outrun most ships and tough enough to weather any storm, but in order to maximize performance, defense, and cargo space, it doesn’t have much in the ways of weapons. Crewed by tough women, some former pirates, while also staffed by other talented ladies. Yumi often has different crews for different task such as operating the ship, running caravans, or even providing services to armies.