I wanna create a mind link with the Diplomancer and read the minds of the guy we're diplomancy'ing... but I'm not sure if it would be considered "wasteful" of me to spend 4 more PP before we've even left the camp
I don't know if we'll gain that much by it, and if the mind link offends someone the way it did with the captain, it might put a damper on negotiations.
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@Newcomer: The minimum price on magic items also effects potions. Namely potions dealing with water and death spells, which would otherwise become free due to their abundance.
@Scrambled Brains: There currently aren't any wands of magic missile available in town at the moment. And yes metamagiced wands would cost more than normal, as metamagic increases the spell level of the spell. (Completed magic items are rarely traded between cities. Instead the components needed to make them are traded.)
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Well, considering you have 53 left, I think 4 more might not be too extreme. We need someone who can find data for us, and a Psion would undoubtably be great at that.
However...Newcomer makes a good point, and we really can't afford to lose our welcome to the town.
@Egneil: The magic missle was just a hypothetical, I just was trying to figure out prices, is all. So, Newcomer had it right?
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Issath turns around, stares at Naveris and whips out a sign that says "No girls allowed".
Really? Really?
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Also, as the group diplomancer...we were kinda hoping you'd haggle for our higher wages. I said as much IC in my last post there.
I apologize. I either misread your post, or maybe I caught it right before an early edit. I could've sworn you'd said you were going to do the asking.
How's a Diplomacy 26?
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Unless the DM is using a Diplomacy fix (hasn't stated that, but eh) and assuming she isn't Hostile (HA~ I would totally put money on that) she would be totally Friendly
Unless Elestil is going to push for more gold, then this is where you either go shopping, visit the guardhouse, or leave on your adventure. You can do all three if you wish but that's up to you. Also if you want to roleplay the shopping for a bit, I can craft some opportunities for you to do.
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Well, friends, are you dying to be off and get this party started, or do a few more social scenes fit in the agenda? I just want to role-play something, but I don't much care whether it's shopping or setting off. I would like to at least stop at the guardhouse before we leave, though, even if it's a one-post DM narration. I don't want to give up free information from the scouts.
Also, I accepted the offer before I saw this:
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Unless Elestil is going to push for more gold,
But she accepted our offer, it would be kind of pushing it to say, "in that case, how about even more?" I think. Elestil thinks so, too. He enjoys gold, but he's more civil than greedy.
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Newcomer, you are awesome! Way to haggle, seriously.
You know what I find hilarious? The other character I'm playing on the forums right now is an INT 6 ranger. He speaks in sentence fragments, and his most frequent utterance is "...uh..." Basically I have to make my characters sound like the absolute opposite of the other, and it leaves me terribly amused every single time.
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You know what I find hilarious? The other character I'm playing on the forums right now is an INT 6 ranger. He speaks in sentence fragments, and his most frequent utterance is "...uh..." Basically I have to make my characters sound like the absolute opposite of the other, and it leaves me terribly amused every single time.
Noted.
Also, I'm up for the RPing of the shopping trip.
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Elestil is a little suspicious about Issath, but not suspicious of betrayal. He's just trying to figure out if there's more to him than meets the eye. He's a bit of a puzzle, and Elestil wants to avoid pressing the wrong buttons by finding them first.
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Elestil is a little suspicious about Issath, but not suspicious of betrayal. He's just trying to figure out if there's more to him than meets the eye. He's a bit of a puzzle, and Elestil wants to avoid pressing the wrong buttons by finding them first.
Meh, we take what the deck gives us, besides I couldn't have known that... and I encourage all of you to be suspicious of Issath, that's how I want you guys to feel about him... He's a member of a secret society dedicated to... Well that is a personal secret that I'll reveal when the game calls for it... I'll explain it if we ever get captured by Mindbenders
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Crap...that sucks dude. How long does it last?
Permanent unfortunately... Regardless, I'll endure through the hardship. Besides, it's my fault for relying on those gloves to magically solve all of my problems in solving the mysteries of this game
Permanent unfortunately... Regardless, I'll endure through the hardship. Besides, it's my fault for relying on those gloves to magically solve all of my problems in solving the mysteries of this game
Actually, it's only normal ability damage, so it should clear up after a day. I'm mostly curious about why you thought it was permanent.
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Zahn, Issath is a tea-toddler. He'd get drunk if you gave him apple juice and told him it was wine
On that note: I'm not a drinker in real life so yeah
my experiences with dwarves signal me this: all I learnt from your sentence is that ye need ta get more alcohol in ya, lad! An' keep those Fort'tude saves and constitushun checks a'rollin'!
Frandol didn't smell anything, by the way, today he only has about 15~20% of his sense of smell one. he that much one cold mountain evening, after a hard day at work on his canvas, he decided to relax, his finished work was a few feet away from the fire when the colors upon it faded and the canvas spontaneously exploded into fumes, next this Frandol knew he was surrounded by a chilling haze of poorly mixed alchemical paint fumes that inflamed his nostrils.
A holy Knight of the Yellow Rose Emblem heard the explosion and rushed to his aid, using his magnificent lay on hands to keep him alive before he could rush him to safety.
Long story short Frandol survived, and is fine now, but some things cannot be mended without the higher restorative magics, and he has come to terms with living with no smell or taste, but after a few years his smelling became "highly vague, but slightly existent." And finding out that it somehow healing was amazing news to him.
Smelling is vague, he can't smell somethig if it's not a powerful aroma or stench, as for taste, he can tell between different sensations(sweet,bitter, salty,sour, spicy or the like), but not much more than that if nothing is dominant.
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Here's a small knowledge check about how the streets are laid out. The reason I'm posting it here is because your character would have made the check when he first looked a map of the streets.
Knowledge (Arcana:Illusion) DC: 18
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The streets are laid out in an arcane pattern highly linked to illusion magic. The symbol resembles a giant spoked wheel, with the points where the outer and inner circles connect to be exactly eighty-eight degrees apart. There are only four 'spokes' within the symbol, each one bent clockwise near the outer edge. At about half way to the center, the lines bend counter-clockwise instead. The symbol is used to represent the falsehood of the mind, and to confuse those who have dangerous ambitions.
EDIT: Linen rope costs 7GP, and weighs 7lbs per 50 foot length. It also provides a +1 circumstance bonus to the use rope skill. (This bonus doesn't stack with the bonus of silk rope. You only get to use one rope or the other, not both.) And anything made of silk costs three times its base price.
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@Egneil: Does that mean we shouldn't roll the check now? Or can we still?
You still can, it's more of a retroactive check.
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Knowledge (arcana): (1d20+7)[22]Any bonus for Spell Focus (Illusion)?
Never mind!
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Knowledge(arcana:Illusion)? That's a new one to me, but Sure, whatever works...
Although given Frandol's expertise in the field of illusions, I think a spellcraft check is more fitting, would you mind if I rolled that too?
If you do mind it doesn't have to count, but I'll leave it here:
EDIT: looks like knowledge AND spellcraft are right on the money, given the convenience, would I yield any additional information via the spellcraft check? If so, is it PM worthy?
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Knowledge(arcana:Illusion)? That's a new one to me, but Sure, whatever works...
Although given Frandol's expertise in the field of illusions, I think a spellcraft check is more fitting, would you mind if I rolled that too?
If you do mind it doesn't have to count, but I'll leave it here:
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Knowledge(Arcana):[roll0]
Spellcraft:[roll1]
EDIT: looks like knowledge AND spellcraft are right on the money, given the convenience, would I yield any additional information via the spellcraft check? If so, is it PM worthy?
Whenever I but anything behind a colon in a check, that means it has more specialized knowledge. Any specialization about that subject will grant a bonus to the check. Spell focus grants a +1 bonus to the knowledge check, with specialization in that field(Illusionist for example) grants a +3 bonus. These bonuses also apply for the psionic variants.(Psionic Endowment, and Discipline.)
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So, Newcomer had it right?
An' keep those Fort'tude saves and constitushun checks a'rollin'!
