VKAllen

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@Saffirra Dusk "I like you already." He proceeds to clutch his hands together before grasping his opponent's hand. He gazed at her quite intently as the referee held their hands together and the surrounding crowd was cheering.

"Start!" At first, the standoff was in the man's favour. He was close to winning, gaze unwavering as he loosened his muscle and allowed Zayga to catch a glimpse of victory and rammed his hand at full strength-- driving Zayga's hand flat on the table and smashing it into pieces (Take 5 points of physical damage) as he stood up in victory. "Sorry lady, you're just as limp as the others." He let out his hand. "Now, pay up."

@justTypical Indeed the elves were packing themselves up to leave, but was briefly stopped by Jakar's abrupt interruption by the table. "Greetings, fair ones! I am called Jakar. Forgive me my intrusion in your refreshment, but I am told by the good keeper of the house that you have recently faced peril on your trading routes?" The elves among them looked at each other and began whispering quietly among them (roll Perception to hear what they're saying).

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@VKAllen.. Just watch.. We be fighting a Dragon nearly getting party wiped cause all i can do is roll ones.. (My luck has gotta run out sooner or later.. =_=)

@Sionnie

I'd say I wish that you would use it against purposes like these...

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@VKAllen FORGET THE QUESTION!! O.O YOU WOULD NOT BELIEVE WHAT I ROLLED! NOT EVEN A LITTLE! I DO NOT BELIEVE IT! 20 AND 19... NO JOKE! NO LIES! (i SWEAR TO GAWD IN IRL!!) i will roll again if you can't believe me.. I won't even blame you.

@Sionnie

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Makes sense.. kk

@Sionnie

Welp, @Natsucooldude roll Perception twice, one against investigation and once against sleight of hand. #goodluck

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may i ask why the disadvantage? (For learning purposes)

@Sionnie

The disadvantage is because you don't know where he has placed his spellbook. So you're going to have to 'luck' yourself out to get it, if that makes sense.

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What kind of mage doesn't have some kind of spell book with them? Every mage has some kind of spell book.. Some may not be the physical kind of spell book... but "EVERY" mage has a spell book... and as a rogue.. if it was the physical kind of spell book.. which it most likely is.. noting that he is level 1 and hasn't learned how to make it not physical.. Sionnie could find it and steal it.

@Saffirra Dusk

A Sorcerer, A Warlock, A Druid, An Eldritch Knight, An Arcane Trickster, and a Cleric do not have spellbooks and they are the mage classes. They learn, commit and forget their spells.

@Sionnie I am going to have to ask you to do an Investigation Check with disadvantage in order to find his spellbook. A disadvantage means that you need to roll 2d20s and take the lower number.

EDIT #2:

If everyone could tell me first what course of action they want to do before they post, that'll be great. Saves you guys from having to edit your posts. Many courses of action will require dice rolling.

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@VKAllenSorry i assumed being a wizard and all he would have one.. I did not think is was a large assumption. It is just a note book for a mage to record their spells in at very least.. and Galawayn's character sheet states that he has one so... if you would like to varify just click The Galawayn's character sheet link in the Character Tab...

@Sionnie

You do not know the method of storage he has to store his spellbook. In fact, his spell book may not even have a physical form. On top of that, assuming that a character has something in their inventory without prior IC knowledge is metagaming which is highly discouraged and is looked down upon.

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@Saffirra Dusk Roll a Strength Check. Please do not assume that you could beat the guy. He will have to roll a strength check as well.

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@Sionnie You don't know if he has a spellbook.

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@Saffirra Dusk The men ceased to laugh and pushed her into the table. Next was a rather muscular figure wearing scarlet leathery coat entered the table drinking a strange red concoction before slamming his arms on the table negligently. "You're pitting me against a woman? Come on! You know I don't compete with'em." The group continued to cheer the guy on. "Alright, alright. I'll do it." His eyes peered into Zayga's. "I'm gonna give you an option here. How rough do you want me to be?" He grinned. "Soft-ish? Or devilish?"

@Bigg Slamm The dwarvish woman by the dance floor was swooped by Jethro's demeanour. "Oh me dear!" She exclaimed in the crowd and music enthused. "Me can't deny boys like ye. Come on! Show me what ye've got!" (Roll Performance)

@Sionnie @Natsucooldude @justTypical

The bartender was quite pleased to have been requested with a liquid in which he was in an abundance of. He punctured a small barrel with a driven stick and poured into a pint a liquid clear and colourless in appearance. He hands it over to Jethro with a respectful gesture. "As promised, on the house. This is Mountain Dwarf's Piss Water. No, its not real piss." He grinned before looking at the Albino Tiefling with the gnome's pint. "I don't recall giving you the cider. But whatever. That drink's on the house." The bartender proceeds to walk away from the bar.

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@Natsucooldude do you want me to post? Should I wait for you?