>>1511731
Bob Smith

>>1511738
Alright Bob. In addition to tactics, you also wield:
(Choose up to 2)

Lances
Swords
Axes
Bows
"""Elder""" Magic
Light Magic
Anima Magic
Staves

>>1511758
Disease Magic
Bombs

Staves and Light Magic
We're the ultimate support.

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>>1511969
And now that preperations are out of the way:

>"Are you awake? I found you unconscious on the plains. I am Lyn, of the Lorca tribe. You're safe now. Who are you? Can you remember your name?"

>>1511999
>Nope, I'm clearly still sleeping, as evidenced by me being silent and snoring.
>That being said, my name is Bob and I am a tactician. Now who're you and what am I doing here?

>>1512127
>"Er... My name is Lyn, of the Lorca. You were unconscious on the plains so I dragged you in here. Are you feeling well? Maybe hungry or thirsty?"
>She stiffens.
>"Did you hear that? What was that noise? I'm going to go check it out, you stay here."
>A moment later she comes back.
>"Oh no. It's bandits. I... I have to stop them. There's only two of them though. If that's all then I can take them. You stay here Bob."

A. "Sure. I'll just wait right here."

B. "Nah, i'm coming with you."

>>1512248
>B. "Nah, i'm coming with you."

>>1512274
>"Really? Can you fight? This battle doesn't really look like it'll need tactics."

A. "I can attack from a distance using my Lightning tome."

B. "I can heal you with my Heal staff if you get injured."

C. "Do we have to fight? Maybe they'll leave peacefully."

>>1512296
>B. "I can heal you with my Heal staff if you get injured."
So we can tell Serra to go fuck off.

>>1512310
>"You're a monk? That's rather surprising. Although I guess your clothing looks a little monkish now that I think about it."
>She leads you to the outside of the hut, where you see two burly axe wielding men, one much closer to you than the other.
>It appears they haven't spotted you yet.

What are your orders, master tactician?

>>1512332
Head to the copse of trees near the closest axe wielder.

>>1512380
>You instruct lyn to sneak over to trees near the closer axe wielder.
>You two run over there while both bandits attention is away from you.

Roll 1d20 for sneak, if below 6 then detected.

Rolled 20 (1d20)

>>1512332
>"You know how there are people you hate but have to take along into combat because they're the only healers around? I specifically trained to avoid this."

>>1512409
Rolling.

>>1512537
burning 20s already. Good start.

>>1512537
>You sneak into the thicket, completely undetected by the bandits.

Now what?

>>1512567
Lyn should be able to sneak attack the nearest of the two, while we zap the second one.

>>1512591
>You order lyn to attack the closer one, while you attack the one by the ger with lightning.

Roll 2d20

>>1512599
First roll in forever. Go!

Rolled 17, 4 = 21 (2d20)

>>1512608

Rolled 18 (1d20)

>>1512628
>Lyn kills her enemy in one hit.
>Unfortunately this alerts the other bandit and gives him enough time to dodge your attack.
>Recovering from the attack he yells:
>"You think you can stand up to Batta the Beast?"
>He charges you and strikes you...

>>1512644
>...Giving you a nasty cut in the side.
>That's gonna hurt in the morning.

Your move?

>>1512652
Lyn attacks, while we try to gain some distance to try and zap him again.

>>1512677
>Lyn let's out a warcry and charges Batta, while you put distance between you two to try another lightning spell.

Roll 2d20

Rolled 16, 20 = 36 (2d20)

>>1512705

>>1512722
>Lyn dexterously impales Batta with her sword, and you finish him with a well charge lightning bolt, killing him.
>She runs over to you, with worry on her face.
>"Bob! Father sky, are you okay?"

A. "Yeah, just peachy, not like I have a hole in my side or anything."

B. "No, I'm dying."

C. "'Tis but a fleshwound."

>>1512724
This quest won't adhere too much to FE mechanics.

>>1512738
>"'No"
>Heal ourselves
>"Yes"

>>1512752
>"Well, thank goodness that fight's over with. Let's go back inside."
>Lyn walks back to her hut.

A. Follow her.

B. Loot bodies then follow her.

>>1512770
>Loot bodies then follow her.

>>1512775
>You loot the bodies of the fallen bandits. The lesser one reveals to have nothing good on him, but on Batta you find a shiny red gem, easily worth 2000 gold.
>You pocket the gem and head inside Lyn's tent.
>"Oh there you are! I was about to come looking for you."
>She hands you a canister and some dried jerky.
>"Here, eat up. You must be hungry after that battle."

A. "No thanks, I'm not hungry."

B. "Bon appetit!"

>>1512796
>B. "Bon appetit!"
"So, do you live alone out here?"

>>1512801
>"Huh? Oh, yeah. You're probably the first person i've seen in weeks. I used to belong to the Lorca tribe, but..."
>She looks down, as if contemplating.
>"Never mind. So, tell me about yourself. You're a traveler, right?"

>>1512813
>Fire Emblem: Blazing
"We are a traveling historian, trying to finance his travels by jobbing as a tactician on the side."

>>1512837
>"Wow..."
>She looks away for a moment.
>"So... Um..."
>"This may be a little sudden, but...
>"I don't really have anything keeping me here, and I really want to explore the world."
>"So... Can I travel with you?"

Can she?

>>1512844
Tank, can cook(or at least preserve food) and survive on her own, don't see any reason why not.
"Of course, traveling in company is safer and more fun."

>>1512844
>Well, don't see why not.

>>1512858
>>1512852
>"Thank you. I promise you won't regret this. But if you dont mind me asking, where are we going?"

A. "There's an insurgency in Caelin that I want to investigate."

B. "I've heard Ilia is nice this time of year."

C. "The Western Isles need help with their bandit problem."

D. "I'm off to look for the elusive dragon oasis in the nabata desert."

E. Other

Rolled 1 (1d4)

>>1512866
I'm afraid I have to roll for this

>>1512870
Sounds good.

>>1512870
>>1512875
So Caelin? A little boring but let's do it.

>"Oh, Caelin? That's a lycian territory isn't it?"
>"Well, we should probably stop by the nearby town of Bulgar tomorrow to pick up some supplies."
>"Or if we're pressed on time, we could just go straight to Caelin without a detour."

Go to Bulgar tomorrow?

>>1512882
>Go to Bulgar tomorrow?
Yes.

What do we have on us? We probably need supplies and some vulnerary could come in handy too.

>>1512885
>It is the next day, at the city of Bulgar.
>Right now you have a tent, some jerky, water cantines and 2 vulneraries. And also about 3000 gold, and 2500 from the red gem if you can sell it
>Lyn speaks up from beside you as you and her wander the streets.
>"So, what do we do first?"

>>1512892
Let's look around the market if someone wants to buy the gem. It is just a ruby, nothing special about it right?
If that goes well we should maybe ask Lyn if she needs anything, also maybe look around for spellbooks.

>>1512909
>You look around for someone to buy the red gem and eventually come across a small man with a large curly mustache.
>He agrees to buy the red gem for 2000.

Haggle? If so roll 1d20

>>1512892
Yeah try and sell the gem but be careful of pickpockets and the like then try get supplies for the journey such as food and maybe like a tent or something

Rolled 13 (1d20)

>>1512913
Let's go for 2250

>>1512892
>>Right now you have a tent, some jerky, water cantines and 2 vulneraries.
>>1512918
>then try get supplies for the journey such as food and maybe like a tent or something
You got a point, maybe ask Lyn if she is okay with sharing one tent or if she preferred to have her own.

>>1512921
>After Haggling a bit, you both agree on 2250. This brings your gold total to 5250.

Now what?

>>1512923
>>1512918
>"Oh no, I don't mind sharing a tent. I trust you, Bob."

>>1512927
Let's head for the food stands to buy rations for our way to Caelin.

>>1512933
>There's a stall in the city selling bread, for 10 gold a loaf. There's also various fruit and vegetable stands.
>Carrots: 8 Gold a pound
>Potatoes: 10 gold a pound
>Apples: 10 gold a pound
>Pears: 9 gold a pound
>Raddish: 7 gold a pound

>>1512940
A loaf of bread, and a pound of Potatoes and Raddish each for stew.(27 Gold total.)
Asking the merchant if he might have heard what is happening in Caelin.

>>1512950
>You now have 5223 gold
>You ask the merchant about Caelin.
>"Caelin? Why, that place seems to be all the fuss these days. The Marquess has been bedridden for months, and his brother has stepped up to the plate."
>"He's currently conducting a war against a false heir, or something like that."
>"Most of the Lycian Alliance are worried that he's gonna start a real war."

>>1512956
"Thank you."
Let's look around there might be a caravan heading out to Caelin which we can join, but if the sun is setting we should head for the tavern and book a room for the night and chat with the people there.

>>1512956
Do we need repairs or maintenance on our equipment? Lyn's equipment and weapons? If so, take care of that.

Also see if we can upgrade our equipment. Does Lyn need/want a new sword?

I like how video game logic means we totally didn't just sneak up on and murder two random people in cold blood.

>>1512969
>Do we need repairs or maintenance on our equipment? Lyn's equipment and weapons? If so, take care of that.
changing vote to this if necessary.

>>1512969
>I like how video game logic means we totally didn't just sneak up on and murder two random people in cold blood.
Murderhobo rules for life.

>>1512972
Also, those were bandits. That was an act of self defense.

>>1512974
Only because we can tell that someone is an enemy because the ground they're standing on glows red.

>>1512989
Also, in the game itself, they are identified by Lyn as prominent local bandits.

Rolled 95, 92, 32, 20, 99, 62, 78, 54, 72, 26 = 630 (10d100)

OP ded.

>>1512969
>>1512972
Right now, you and Lyn's weapon durability is at:

Lightning: (34/36)
Heal: (29/30)

Iron Sword: (44/46)

>>1512966

It's about 4 o'clock. There's still time left in the day, but most likely you're gonna want to find an inn tonight.

Do you want to:

A. Look for a caravan.

B. Do something else.

>>1513279
Welcome back OP :3

>B. Do something else.
Visit the blacksmith to repair our gear and maybe buy sideweapons/armor(if that is a thing in this system, i know that it normally isn't in FE)

>>1513294
>After searching, you fund I buff old man selling weapons and armor. You ask him if he'll repair your weapons.
>"Err, I don't know much about magic n stuff, but that sword looks pretty taken care of, if not a little dull."
>"I'll let you use my sharpening stone, but only if you buy something else."
>The man is selling:

>Slim sword: 320 g
>Iron sword: 460 g
>Slim lance: 240 g
>Iron lance: 360 g
>Knife: 100 g
>Dagger: 200 g
>Chainmail: 500 g
>Slim axe: 180 g
>Iron axe: 270 g

Buy something, will ya?

>>1513323
>>Chainmail: 500 g
For Lyn since she is our tank atm.
>>1513323
>>Slim sword: 320 g
Sounds good for backup plan.
"Any Tavern you can recommend, Sir?"

Rolled 5 (1d20)

Ignore this

>>1513354
>You now have 4403 gold
>You give the chainmail and spare sword to Lyn.
>Lyn's inventory is now full.
>The blacksmith also lets Lyn sharpen her Iron Sword for a second, repairing it completely.
>You ask the blacksmith about local taverns.
>"Eh? Well if you're looking for a place to spend the night then there aint none finer than the Timid Muskrat."
>It's about 4:30 now.

A. Go to the Timid Muskrat

B. Go look for a caravan.

C. Look for a place to repair your tome and staff.

D. Other

>>1513373
>B. Go look for a caravan.

Smity was possible right repairing is overrated atm.

>>1513396
>You look around for a caravan that might be headed for Caelin, but after an hour of searching, you find noone that's brave enough.
>However, you are approached by a orange haired man in red armor.
>"Excuse me, sir and miss, would you happen to have seen my companion? He's clad in green and has Olive hair."
>"You've most likely seen him flirting with the local women."

>>1513406
"No, but since we have no luck here, we are heading for the Timid Muskrat. You might be able to find your friend there, care to join us Mister...?"

>>1513475
>"Hmm... you're right. We're staying at the Timid Muskrat ourselves tonight, so maybe he got lucky? My name is Kent, knight of Caelin. My companion is named Sain, also a knight."

>>1513490
"My name is Bob and my companion here is Lyn."

>>1513500
>Kent goes wide eyed and adresses Lyn.
>"Lyn... wouldn't happen to be short for Lyndis... would it?"
>Lyn goes wide eyed as well.
>"Yes... How do you know that name? The only people to ever call me that were my parents."
>Kent speaks.
>"Me and my boon companion Sain were ordered by Marquess Caelin to search Sacae for his granddaughter, Lyndis of the Lorca."
>"Is this you?"
>She nods her head.
>"When we heard about the Lorca being killed, we thought that you might have been killed too."
>"Is your mother, Madelyn, Marquess Caelin's daughter, still alive?"
>She shakes her head.
>"Oh... I see. Well, the Marquess will be happy to see you anyways. When he heard he had a granddaughter in a letter Madelyn sent to him, he was overjoyed."
>"Please, come back with me to Caelin."
>She thinks to herself for a while, and she looks at you for a second before deciding and adressing Kent.
>"Yes, i'll go with you."
>She turns back to you.
>"Will you come with me, Bob?"

>>1513529
Of course. This is history in the making.

>>1513591
>"Thank you, Bob."
> On the way to the Timid Muskrat, do you:

A. Walk in silence.

B. Strike up a conversation

>>1513630
>B. Strike up a conversation
FIND OUT EVERYTHING~~~~

>>1513634
seconded

>>1513630
>B. Strike up a conversation

woo, a fire emblem quest and its not shit like the other ones, yet at least.

>>1513670
Thank you.

>>1513634
>>1513647
>>1513670

>What do you talk about?

The other nomads, and their social standing in Caelin.

Nomads are neat. Will we be recruiting any?

>>1513738
Probably. Rath is still an option.

>>1513718
>Kent answers.
>"Oh, Sacaens? They're not taken too well in some lycian territories, especially Araphen."
>"In Caelin the anti-Sacaen sentiment isn't particularly strong, but some folks really don't like them. This is because Madelyn married the chief of the Lorca and ran away because her father didn't approve."

Are there any sites of historical significance nearby?

>>1513788
>Lyn answers.
>"Actually, there's a shrine nearby that holds the legendery sword, Mani Katti. It's customary to pray there when going on a long journey. Could we take a short detour and pray there tomorrow?"

"We might as well."
Are we a member of the church, or just a practitioner of light magic and staves?

>>1513842
Whatever you want to be.

>You reach the Timid Muskrat and head inside.
>Kent immediately starts asking about Sain and leaves you be.

What now?

A. Go to the bar and order some drinks.

B. Find a table and sit down.

C. Other.

C. Rent rooms for Lyn and ourself.

>>1513865
>A. Go to the bar and order some drinks.
does lyn drink?

>>1513865
>C. Rent rooms for Lyn and ourself.
once that is done (if nothing happens that causes another decision)
>B. Find a table and sit down.

>>1513886
>You go to the bar and order you and Lyn a mug of ale, each 5 g. You also rent a room for both of you, taking 20 g total.
>Lyn looks uncertain, but decides to drink it anyways.

A. Drink your ale

B. Talk to the bartender (about what?)

C. Other.

>>1513947
A. Drink your ale

A

>>1513947
>A. Drink your ale

>>1513963
>>1513966
>You drink your ale. It must be strong because already you feel a little tipsy

Now what?

>>1514009
See if Kent found his buddy.

>>1514009
Stop drinking and retire for the night when lyns ready. If its already slowing us down then she'll definitely be worst off.

>>1514046
>>1514038
>You decide to stop drinking. Lyndis looks pretty unfocused already.
>Suddenly, Kent comes back with a knight, who you assume is Sain with him.
>"Ah, so you must be Bob! It's a pleasure to meet you."

>>1514158
"Ah, its great you've found him again kent.
Its nice to meet you sain, I look forward to speaking to you more tomorrow. For now I must take lyn to her room, she seems to be a light wight."

>>1514384
>You get a slightly unbalanced lyn to her room and put her in bed.

Now what? It's about 10:30.

>>1515050
Go to sleep as well, lots of excitement tomorrow on our way to the shrine

>>1515103
>You go to your room and sleep peacefully.
>You wake up in the morning and you have a slight hangover.
>It's about 9:00.

>>1515192
Assemble ye olde party.
Lyn
Kent
Sain

Ask them if they have anything to take care of before we leave. Remember that Lyn wanted to pray at this shrine.

>>1515211
>You go to Lyn's room and wake her up. She grumbles a bit but finally sits up and gets out of bed.
>Since you have no idea where Sain and Kent's room is, you look in the bar room and see Sain regaling a tale about something or another, before seeing you and and coming over to you.
>"Salutations, Master Tactician!"

A. You seem rather cheerful.

B. Where's Kent?

C. Other.

>>1515233
>A. You seem rather cheerful.

>>1515245
>"The sun is shining, and the birds are chirping. What is there not to be cheerful about?"
>"I think today is going to be a wonderful day. "

>>1515291
>Where's Kent?

>>1515311
>"Kent went to the blacksmith for something, I think. Once he gets back, we'll be ready to go."

What do you do while you wait on him?

A. Talk with Lyndis.

B. Talk with Sain.

C. Look around and find someone else to talk to.

D. Other

>>1515433
>A. Talk with Lyndis

>>1515438
>You sit down at an emlty table so you can chat with lyndis alone.

A. "So how'd you sleep?"

B. "Are you okay?"

C. Other

C. So, you're the granddaughter of the marquess of Caelin. Did your mother ever tell you about your heritage?

>>1515461
>"No, she never mentioned it. I didn't even know about it until yesterday."

>>1515444
>A. "So how'd you sleep?"

I suppose it's nice to know you're not alone in the world. Are you sure you want to go to Caelin, though. Your grandfather is old, and you're his only heir. Nomads tend to be, well, nomadic. Would you be fine with staying in his territory for the rest of your life?

>>1515484
>"I slept pretty good actually. I didn't want to leave my bed when you woke me up."

>>1515492
>"Well, truth be told, I'm a little nervous about that... but I at least want to see him. I don't know what i'll do about that though, but doesn't he have a brother?"
>Lyn gets up.
>"I have to go to the restroom. I'll be right back."
>It appears Kent is still not back.

Now what?

A. Go talk to Sain.

B. Find someone else to talk to.

C. Other.

>>1515519
>A. Go talk to Sain.

>>1515526
>"Ah, Bob! What can I do for you?"

>>1515528
Ask about his life, get to know him more

>>1515528
"I'm new in this part of the world. Just trying to get my bearings. What's been going on around here? Is it true that there is some sort of insurgency?"

>>1515560
>"Hmm? My life? Well I aspire to be one of the great knights of Caelin, like General Yogi, General Eagler and General Wallace."

>>1515601
>"An insurgency? I haven't heard anything about that. But if there was an insurgency then it'd most likely be General Eagler, rebelling against the marquess's brother."
>"Some say that his brother, Lundgren, is the cause of his declinig state, because he's being poisoned. General Yogi wouldn't be the type to voluntarily fight his own kin, and General Wallace is in retirement."

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>>1515560
I had this great big essay about Sain's backstory but I lost it all and didn't want to type it all out again.

>>1515707
aww damn, thats too bad.
cliffnotes version?

>>1515724
>Sain always wanted to be knight for fame.
>Revered the 3 great generals, Yogi Eagler and Wallace.
>Rose through knighthood quickly and easily as an adept student.
>Became one of Wallace's prized pupils along with Kent.
>Both were bitter rivals but eventually warmed up to each other.
>Were assigned personally to find Madelyn and Lyndis by Marquess Caelin.
>Have thwarted multiple attempts by bandits and assasins to stop them.
>Believe they were Lundgren's.
>Has been using Bulgar as base of operations for months while they searched Sacae.

Basically this but more Sain-y and poetic.

>>1515706
>As Sain says this, Kent enters the Inn, and walks over to you and Sain.
>"Sorry I made you wait. I just had to get something at the blacksmith."
>"Where's Lady Lyndis?"
>Sain speaks up.
>"I was wondering that myself, actually."

>>1516440
"she went to go use the restroom"
hmm, check up on her, hopefully she hasn't been gone for too long or kidnapped

>>1517099
>You tell them she went to the restroom.
>She's been gone for a while, though.
>You go to the restroom accompanied by Sain and Kent.
>You knock on the door, but no one answers.

>>1517601
Open the door if it's unlocked.

>>1517713
>You open the door, but the bathroom is empty.
>Kent speaks.
>"I thought you said Lady Lyndis was in here?"

>>1517754
She said she was. We should probably ask around, see if anyone saw her.

>>1517770
>You ask around the inn to see of anyone's seen her, but none saw her after she went to the bathroom.
>One guy says that he saw a "suspicious character" go down the hall the bathroom is in though.

A. Investigate the hall.

B. Investigate the bathroom.

C. Ask around outside the inn.

D. Other.

>>1517801
>A. Investigate the hall

>>1517801
>A. Investigate the hall.
someones getting fucked up

>>1517826
>>1517821
>You invistigate the hall.
>For the most part, nothing seems out of place.
>But beside the window is a small cluster of broken ceramic and dirt.
>Kent speaks.
>"Someone must have gone through this window."

Now what?

>>1517838
Go out the window and see if you can find anything out there.

>>1517838
track those fucks down, check out the window

>>1517840
>>1517859
>You jump through the window, and land in an area near the market.
>There's the occasional passerby, but other than a guy leaning on a wooden beam there doesn't seem like anyone knows where Lyn could have gone.

>>1517877
ask the guy if hes seen a green haired girl with a lorca dress or some shady fuck pass by. bribe the fucker if you have to.

>>1517896
>You walk up to the man.
>He has short black hair and a blue cloak around him.
>You ask him to tell you if hes seen Lyn, or anybody suspicious nearby.
>"Maybe I have, maybe I haven't. I can't remember."
>"Maybe, let's say, 50g would restore my memory?"

A. Accept Bribe.

B. Persuade to tell you anyways (roll d20).

C. Threaten physical harm (roll d20).

D. Explain to him the situation (roll d20).

E. Other.

>>1517923
>A. Accept Bribe
We don't have time to argue with him.

>>1517923
>A. Accept Bribe.
We're coming back for this asshole if hes playing us

>>1517938
>>1517954
>You now have 4323 g
>"The girl you're describing and like 3 guys went in... there."
>He points to a somewhat dilapidated building about 50 ft away.
>"But you're gonna have a hard time getting in there. The door's always locked, and gaurded."
>"Maybe I can lend my services for... about 100 g? No one can break into locks better than I."

A. Take up his offer.

B. Don't; you can find another way in.

C. Other.

>>1517993
>Why wouldn't we just smash the door down?
If he has a good answer,
>A. Take up his offer.

>>1517999
>"Well, if you break the door down, every element of stealth you have is gone. You're gonna let them all know you're there."

>>1518022
Might as well pay him. 100g isn't too bad for a surprise attack.

>>1517993
>A. Take up his offer.
fucking fuck.
ask his name

>>1518036
>"My name? Uhh... you can call me... uh... Michael. Yeah, Michael will do."

>>1518033
>"Sweet. Wait here for a second, i'll take care of the gaurd."
>And with that, he runs away.

A. Wait for him to take care of the gaurd.

B. Attack the gaurd.

C. Other.

>>1518068
>A. Wait for him to take care of the guard.
If he dies, at least we can get our money back.

>>1518068
>A. Wait for him to take care of the gaurd.

>>1518086
>>1518085
>You decide to wait and see what this man has planned.
>The tree of you wait for a minute, and fot a second you think you might have been had.
>Then Michael jumps down from... somewhere...behind the gaurd and puts him in a headlock, choking him until he's knocked out.
>He signals the three of you over and begins working on the lock, which he breaks in ten seconds.
>"Alright, well my work is done. Good luck, you guys. Oh, and make sure you get done with whatever you need to and get far away in about 20 minutes or so, because the gaurd will be here by then."
>"Seeya."
>And with that, he disappears.

What now?

>>1518126
Quietly enter through the door

>>1518163
>You open the door quietly and see a long hallway, with a door at the center and the left at the end.

>>1518181
Peek through the keyhole on the door, or if there isn't one, try and crack it open without making noise.

>>1518192
Which door? The one in the middle or to the left?

>>1518199
The one in the center

>>1518199
We go to the middle door, one of the knights goes to the left.

>>1518209
>You crack the center door slightly and peak through, and instruct Sain to do the same with the left door.
>In the room is two men playing poker.
>Sain reports that in the other one is one guy gaurding an unarmed, bound Lyn.
What do?

A. Engage (which one?) (Roll 2d20).

B. Close door(s).

C. Eavesdrop.

D. Other.

Rolled 5, 11 = 16 (2d20)

>>1518252
A. Engage the one guarding Lyn
Might as well get her first.

Rolled 1, 12 = 13 (2d20)

>>1518252
A. Engage (Lyns captor) (Roll 2d20).
Is kent not with us? doesn't matter.
We free lyn, we get another fighter

Rolled 4, 14 = 18 (2d20)

>>1518252
Sain uses lances, right? He holds off the two poker guys while we zap the guy guarding Lyn. I doubt he has good resistance.

Rolled 14, 20 = 34 (2d20)

>>1518295
Kent is with you.
>>1518285
>>1518295
>>1518303
>You instruct Sain to take the middle two guys while you handle Lyn's captor, and tell Kent to hang back.
>You attack the guy holding Lyn, but he noticed you and dodges.
>Sain has greater success and manages to kill one of them, but the other attacks him.

(cont.)

>>1518333
The dice gods like Random Guy numbers 2 and 3, I guess.

>>1518333
>Sain takes the damage completely and is incapacited due to the weapon triangle being against him.
>Your enemy hits you and damages you, but you can probably still fight.

What are your instructions?

Rolled 18, 15 = 33 (2d20)

>>1518343
Have Kent take Sain's place. Attack the man we're fighting again.

Rolled 18, 12 = 30 (2d20)

>>1518343
>Have Kent take Sain's place. Attack the man we're fighting again.

>>1518351
NOICE

>>1518343
Well, so this doesn't happen again, what weapons are Kent and Sain using?

>Have Kent take Sain's place. Attack the man we're fighting again.

>>1518354
>>1518359
I totally meant to not roll because everyone is rolling so well. Yeah.

>>1518359
Just gonna copy everyone's equipment.

Bob Smith:
Heal staff (34/36)
Lightning (28/30)

Lyn:
Iron sword (46/46)
Vulnerary (3/3)
Vulnerary (3/3)
Slim sword (30/30)
Chainmail (40/40)

Sain:
Iron Lance (44/45)

Kent:
Iron Lance (45/45)
Iron Sword (46/46)
Iron Sword (46/46)

>>1518359
>>1518351
>>1518354
>>1518364
>Kent jumps into Sain's fight and kills the man who injured Sain.
>You manage to finish off your enemy with your lightning as well.

What do?

A. Unbind Lyn.

B. Heal Sain.

C. Heal yourself.

>>1518387
>B. Heal Sain, fuck he took a bad blow

>>1518387
A. Unbind Lyn

>>1518387
>B. Heal Sain.
Tell Kent to get Lyn. We can heal ourselves after Sain.

>>1518387
>>B. Heal Sain.
>Tell Kent to get Lyn. We can heal ourselves after Sain.

>>1518391
>>1518392
>>1518394
>>1518402
>You tell Kent to unbind Lyn and get to work on healing Sain immediately.
>Since he took such a bad blow, it's gonna be a minute before he's stable.
>Suddenly, the door opens violently and a large, burly man with gray hair and a large scare running down his left eye walks forward.
>"Fucking incompetent mutts. YOU HAD ONE JOB."

What do?

Rolled 9 (1d20)

>>1518420
Have Kent engage him with whatever weapon won't give him a triangle disadvantage while we heal Sain.

Rolled 12, 14 = 26 (2d20)

>>1518420
Dynamic chair attack
Zap him, hopefully in the face or somewhere flammable. Kent switches to a weapon that either has advantage or is the same type so he doesn't get one shot like Sain.

Rolled 5 (1d20)

>>1518420
Heal Sain, have Lyn get a sword, and have Kent tank for now.

>>1518420
Keep healing and kent unties lyn so she can join in to

Rolled 17 (1d20)

>>1518445
>>1518430
>>1518436
>>1518438
>You tell Kent to engage the enemy while you focus on healing Sain.
>Kent attacks the man, but he blocks.
>Fortunately, the man blocks at such a weird angle that kent's sword hits a couple of his fingers.
(cont.)

>>1518466
>The man, enraged, goes for a diagonal attack on Kent that he's unable to avoid.
>Kent now is injured on his shoulder.
>Sain is mostly healed now.
>Lyn is able to fight.

What now?

Rolled 5, 8, 10 = 23 (3d20)

>>1518475
Have Lyn join Kent in attacking him, assuming he's still able to fight. Go ahead andthrow a thunder his way too since Sain isn't in danger.

Rolled 12, 17, 17 = 46 (3d20)

>>1518475
We heal Kent since he's the tank now, Sain and Lyn jump the guy.

Rolled 16, 8, 1 = 25 (3d20)

>>1518492
this

>>1518503
>>1518492
>>1518483
>You use your heal staff on Kent.
>Sain jumps into the fight, now revitalized, and gives him a nasty blow to the shoulder.
>Lyn follows up behind him and plunges her sword into his heart.
>The man drops dead.
>Lyn speaks.
>Thank you guys for saving me. I wouldn't have gotten out without you."
>The knights reply.
>"Tis but the greatest of pleasures for a knight to be able to rescue his liege."
>"We've been searching for you for months and we finally found you. I wasn't gonna let these guys take you away."

A. Reply (what?)

B. Loot bodies (roll 1d20)

C. Other.

>>1518533
>A. Reply
I'm glad you're safe. I was scared that we might have been too late. Did you happen to overhear anything about who these guys were working for, or where they were taking you?

Rolled 12 (1d20)

>>1518533
>A. Reply (what?)
Glad to help. We should leave town after we look through these guy's stuff and get our things together. They only took you about 50 feet away, and it's giving me a bad feeling.
Then
B. Loot bodies (roll 1d20)

>>1518590
>"They said they were gonna take me to Santaruz."
>Sain speaks.
>"Santaruz? That's a Lycian territory. But why would they want Lady Lyndis?"
>The group falls into silence.

A. Say something (what?)

B. Loot bodies.

C. Other.

Rolled 3 (1d20)

>>1518607
>B. Loot bodies.

Rolled 8 (1d20)

>>1518607
>B. Loot bodies.

Rolled 1, 18 = 19 (2d20)

>>1518607
>A. Say something (what?)
Well she is the duke's rightful heir, right? They probably wanted to take her somewhere where the duke's brother wouldn't be the top suspect of a mysterious death.
>B. Loot bodies.
I'll roll again, I guess. Toss it out if you're counting the other one.

>>1518607
>B. Loot bodies.

Just to be clear, we IC have no idea about the Black Fang right?

>>1518614
I didn't see your first roll before I posted.

>>1518622
No. We do not know about Black Fang.

>>1518622
>>1518614
>>1518609
>>1518613
>>1518600
>You loot the bodies.
>On one of the men you find a vulnerary, and 50 g.
>On the gray haired man, you find a note which reads:

>"Zugu, you are to find marquess Caelin's granddaughter and bring her to me alive by any means necessary. Last anyone heard of her she was in Sacae. Bring her back to me and I will pay you 1000 g. My messenger should give you 100 g as well for incentive. Do this descreetely and make sure no one sees you come into the territory and is able to conmect the dots. Destroy this note after you get it.

>-Marquess Santaruz."

>>1518645
>"Why would marquess Santaruz of all people want Lady Lyndis?"
>You shrug.
>"Maybe he's in alliance with Lundgren, and wants to kill her discretely so that Lundgren isn't to blame?"
>Kent spesks.
>"I don't know. Somehow I don't believe that's it."
>You speak.
>"Either way it doesn't matter. We need to get our stuff and get out of here as soon as possible.

(cont.)

>>1518670
>You gather all of your stuff and head for the gate.
>When you get there, however, the gaurd stops you.
>"Halt. We have blocked off all entries and exits to the city and are not letting anyone out."
>"But why?"
>"We have found 4 men dead and 1 unconscious in the town. We believe there is a murderer in the town and until we find him no one can leave."

A. Bribe (roll 1d20).

B. Intimidate (roll 1d20).

C. Persuade (roll 1d20).

D. Other.

Rolled 3 (1d20)

>>1518679

>C. Persuade (roll 1d20).

>>1518679
>C. Persuade (roll 1d20).
Do you really think a couple of real knights and their hangers on really go around murdering random people?

Rolled 15 (1d20)

>>1518679
>C. Persuade (roll 1d20).

Rolled 19 (1d20)

>>1518693
*would go around

Rolled 15 (1d20)

>>1518679
C. Persuade
We're not bandits, and I don't imagine we'd be leaving through the gates if we were the culprits.

>>1518697
Nice one

>>1518688
>>1518693
>>1518696
>>1518697
>>1518699
>"Err... I guess you have a point... You can leave, but you-"
>He points at Michael, who has materialized behind the group.
>"-have to stay behind and get searched."
>Michael adopts an indignant face.
>"What? Me? I'm as harmless as a baby, I could never hurt anyone."
>The gaurd deadpans.

A. "We don't know this man. Do whatever you want."

B. "Actually, he's with us."

C. Other.

>>1518714
>B. "Actually, he's with us."

Rolled 10 (1d20)

>>1518714
>C. Other.
We're helping him get to the next town over. He's carrying some of our stuff for us to pay for it.

>>1518723
>>1518727
>"Alright, I guess I can let him pass."
>"Just get out of here before someone sees me let you out."
>And now you're standing outside the town.
>Michael adresses you.
>"Thanks man, they would have thrown me in the dungeons had they found out what I did."

A. "What did you do?"

B. "Why didn't you just climb over the walls or something?"

C. Other.

>>1518740
>C. Other.
You're welcome.

Now we all dump our stuff on him to carry.

>>1518740
>A. "What did you do?"
And how much trouble is it going to get us into?

>>1518740
>A. "What did you do?"

>>1518748
>>1518775
>"Well, uh, so I might have maybe possible stolen a necklace from a Bern noble. So unless you're going to Bern, we should be fine."
>"But, in my defense, he was an asshole."
>Lyn looks kinda peeved.
>"Why would you do that? Just steal something like that?"
>He responds.
>"Well, I saw him backhand a homeless woman after she asked him for money so he deserved it. Besides, it's in a pawn shop, so he can always buy it back."

>>1518747
>"What? I'm no pack mule. Oh fine I'll carry stuff I guess."

>Kent speaks.
>"As fine as this... conversation is, we need to get our horses at the stable."
>Kent and Sain leave for their horses.

A. "So you gave the money from pawning the necklace to the old woman?"

B. "Why were you in Bulgar to begin with?"

C. "So you're gonna travel with us?"

D. Other

D. Walk quietly to your destination.

>>1519039
>It is now three hours later, at the Mani Katti's shrine.
>Lyn speaks.
>"Thank you all for letting me take this detour to pray."
>Kent replies.
>"It's great to see the followings of Saint Elimine still preserved."
>The shrine priest comes out.
>"Have you five come to see the Mani Katti? If so, then you came here for nothing."
>Lyn looks shocked.
>"What? What do you mean?"
>"The Mani Katti has been stolen by a group of thugs. They came yesterday and nearly tore the place down."
>Kent speaks.
>"Where have they taken it?"
>"They went west, that's alI know."
>Lyn looks at you.
>"Bob? Do you think we could take another quick detour?"

A. No, we need to hurry to Caelin as fast as we can.

B. Yes, these bandits are gonna face divine retribution.

C. Other.

And with this, i'm off to bed.

>>1519081
>B. Yes, these bandits are gonna face divine retribution.

>>1519081
>B. Yes, these bandits are gonna face divine retribution.

You're asking a traveling mercenary-tactician-historian whether he wants to kill some bandits for easy EXP.

>C. Other
Ask the priest if he has any holy tomes he'd be willing to give you.

>>1519081
B. Yes, these bandits are gonna face divine retribution.

Prf weapon get!

Real quick question, do you guys want to use the standard inventory format, or the PoR/MotE format? Like do you want to have 5 total slots, or 8 total slots, 4 for weapons and 4 for non-weapons?

>>1519673
>>1519275
>>1519176
>The priest looks rather ecstatic upon hearing this.
>"Really? You'd be willing to bring the Mani Katti back? Oh thank you!"

>>1519290
>"Er, I don't believe I have any tomes, but maybe I could find something else to give you."
>He dissapears behind a room in the back for a second, and then brings out a small blue flask.
>"I know it's not much, and it's already been used a little, but here, take it please."
>You got Elixer (1/3).

Now what do you want to do?

A. Ask around the houses nearby about the bandits.

B. Go west and hope you find it.

C. Continue talking to the priest .

D. Other.

Let's use the five item format.
A. Ask around the houses nearby about the bandits.

>>1520000
>A. Ask around the houses nearby about the bandits.

I agree with the 5 item limit

>>1520162
>>1520512
>You ask around the homes about the bandits that came through.
>One person says that he believes the leader of the Bandits, a man by the name of Glass, to be Sacaen.
>Another claims the the man thought he could unsheathe the Mani Katti, and that the only person who can unsheathe it is it's chosen wielder.
>The last person, well...
>Sain knocks on the door of the third house.
>A woman cracks open the door slightly and answers.
>"H-hello?"
>"Milady, could you perhaps spare a couple of moments for us? We need you to tell us everything you know about the bandit attack yesterday."
>"Bandit attack? You... you're not gonna fight them are you?"
>Sain beams.
>"Why yes, we are. We're gonna bring the Mani Katti back."
>The woman begins shaking.
>"Please. Please bring my children back."
>Sain seems startled by this.
>"Your children? They... they took your children?"
>The woman nods.
>"Yes, they told me they'll bring them back if I bring them 5000 g. I don't have that type of money."
>"Please. They killed my husband after he tried to stop them. I don't have anyone left."
>The group is silent.
>Lyn and Kent look absolutely furious, Michael has furrowed his brow and hardened his eyes, and even Sain has an uncharacteristic frown.

A. "Don't worry ma'am, we'll bring them back."

B. "Do you have anything that could help us get them back? Advise or otherwise?"

C. Other.

>>1520512
>>1520162
Alright, 5 slot inventories it is. Just a warning, You and Lyn both have full inventories.

>>1520523
>A. "Don't worry ma'am, we'll bring them back."

>>1520651
>"Oh thank you! Thank you so much!"
>Your party leaves the woman and begins heading towards your destination.
>It might be a long time before you reach there though.

Do you want to:

A. Walk in silence (quick travel).

B. Take the time to learn more about your companions (who?) (what?).

B. Ask Michael about himself in general.

>>1520981
>You walk beside Michael and ask him to talk about his self.
>"What do you want to know? There's a lot of cool things about me."
>"Lessee, I was born in the Western Isles."
>"I can walk 100 ft on my hands."
>"I am currently aiming for the world title of 'banned from the most places'"."
>"I am completely banned from entering the country of Etruria."
>"In Bern, there's a 10,000 gold bounty on my head."
>"Uhh... yeah that's all I can really name off the top of my head."
>"Anything specific?"

"How did you come to be banned in Etruria? It's a shame to be denied entrance to the site of Saint Elimine's ascension."

>>1521214
>"Oh that? That's a long story."
>"You know the noble houses of Etruria, right?"
>"Well, you see, I was part of an attempt to depower Count Blevins."
>"I wasn't really told much, just that I needed to find some blackmail against him."
>"And I was paid a hefty sum too, a couple thousand gs."
>"I assume whatever the man I was working for had planned failed, because everyone I was working with was either imprisoned or killed, except for the man I was working for."
>"I was probably the only one to survive, I think, I don't know."
>"I do know that Count Blevins was angry. Very much so."
>"I haven't stepped foot in the country since."
>"I guess it's an exaggeration to say that i'm banned from the entire country, but I still plan to never go back there again."
>"I'd probably be executed publicly or something like that."

End the conversation, then ask Lyn if she's ever left Sacae.

>>1521368
>You decide to end the conversation and chat with Lyn.
"Have you ever left Sacae?"
>"No, I haven't. Going to Caelin will be the first time I ever leave the plains."

>>1521416
Ask Kent and Sain if there are any important customs or things that we need to know about before we reach Caelin.

>>1521552
>"Customs? Nothing that really comes to mind."
>"Other than a generally animosity towards Sacaens, that is."
>"But that's common in most Lycian territories."

>>1521637
A. Continue talking to your group.

B. Skip to the bandit hideout.

>>1521637
inquire where the animosity for sacaens stems from.

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>>1522026
>"It's just kinda there. I guess it's because most of the nobles dislike Sacaens."
>"They're viewed as savages by many."
>"My theory is that it's because Marquess Caelin was enraged because his daughter eloped with the chief of the Lorca tribe.
>"Maybe the population- and Marquess Caelin himself- feels that the Sacaens stole his daughter, or something like that?"
>"My parents have often told me that Lady Madelyn was highly revered by Caelin."
>"I'm not too sure about the other marches though."

>>1522073
"So it only started when lyns mother eloped?
Perhaps things will get better when when lyn meets her family."

>>1522578
>"I hope so. Racism isn't befitting of a noble realm such as Caelin."
>As Kent says this, a fortress appears over the horizon.
>Michael and Sain are brought out of their conversation by a nudge from Lyn.
>"Do you think that's it?"
>Sain speaks.
>"There's only one way to see. Onward!"

>Drawing closer reveals that the fortress is guarded by two men on the outside.
>This definitely appears to be the place.

Do you want to

A. Attack now.

B. Wait until nightfall.

C. Other.

>>1522631
>C. can michael work his stealth magic and take one out quietly while we all bumrush the other one?

>>1522805
>Not really. You'd be noticed long before you managed to reach them. It's daytime and the only reason they can't see you currently is because you're pretty far away.

Also take this time to rearrange inventory if you want.

Bob Smith:
Heal staff (32/36)
Lightning (27/30)
Note from Marquess Santaruz (--)
Vulnerary (3/3)
Elixer (1/3)

Lyn:
Iron sword (45/46)
Vulnerary (3/3)
Vulnerary (3/3)
Slim sword (30/30)
Chainmail (40/40)

Sain:
Iron Lance (43/45)

Kent:
Iron Lance (45/45)
Iron Sword (44/46)
Iron Sword (46/46)

Michael:
Lockpick (15/15)

Convoy:

Give Michael the Slim Sword, he benefits the most from its reduced weight.
Give Sain the unused Iron Sword that Kent is carrying.
Give Lyn the 1/3 Elixer, and give Kent one of her Vulnerary.
Put the Note from Marquess Santaruz in the Convoy.

>>1522943

Is this okay?

Bob Smith:
Heal staff (32/36)
Lightning (27/30)
Vulnerary (3/3)

Lyn:
Iron sword (45/46)
Vulnerary (3/3)
Elixer (1/3)
Chainmail (40/40)

Sain:
Iron Lance (43/45)
Iron Sword (46/46)

Kent:
Iron Lance (45/45)
Iron Sword (44/46)
Vulnerary (3/3)

Michael:
Lockpick (15/15)
Slim sword (30/30)

Convoy:
Note from Marquess Santaruz (--)

Perfect.

I'm headed to bed.

Fort invasion will come tomorrow.
>>1522992

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Petition to make this our character sprite.

>>1523633
fuck no

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Let's be Anduin and scream about the light.

>>1522631
A. Attack now.

Op here justletting you know I'm. Not dead

>>1523633
Isn't this Lucius?

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Sorry about the shitty mspaint map.

>>1523006
>>1524238
>>1524708

>You decide to attack now, instead of waiting for nighttime.
>What is your Battle plan?

(Choose weapons, who will attack, etc etc, and roll d20s.)

>>1524842
kent, lance and lyn to one guard and michael and sain, lance to the other, we heal whichevers having trouble

Rolled 10, 3, 11, 19, 1 = 44 (5d20)

>>1524947

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Rolled 16 (1d20)

>>1524950
>>1524947
>You instruct Kent and Sain, lance in hand, to ride ahead and attack, left and right respectively. Lyn and Michael, also respectively left and right, aren't far behind.
>The first guard notices Kent instantly and dodges, and parries Lyn's downward swing.
>The second guard doesn't fare as well, getting hit by Sain's Lance and then being disemboweled by Michael's slim sword.

(cont.)

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>>1524987
>The Mercenary, upon parrying, Attacks Kent, who is unable to dodge.
>You are immediately behind the injured knight, working to heal him.

Rolled 4, 7, 6, 9, 16 = 42 (5d20)

>>1525000
michael moves forward to scout out the inside a little while everyone focuses on the last guard and we heal.

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Rolled 9 (1d20)

>>1525013
>Michael Moves in to scout the interior a little.
>The Mercenary you're fighting turns out to be a dodgy little bastard, because no one manages to get a direct hit on him, and Lyn misses him completely.
>You focus all of your effort on Kent, and remove any trace of a wound.

(cont.)

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>>1525092
>The bandit gives Lyn a small cut on her arm.
>He looks like all the dodging is wearing down on him.

Rolled 2, 18, 8, 14, 14 = 56 (5d20)

>>1525117
Crush that new bandit between sain and michael.
Lyn and kent strike the remaining bandit. Switch from healing to magic attacking as well

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Rolled 1 (1d20)

>>1525141
>The Mercenary manages to dodge Lyn, again, but is unable to dodge Kents lance, and is staggered.
>This allows you to finish him off with your lightning.
>Michael lunges at the brigand inside the fort, but the brigand dodges and jumps backwards...
>Straight into Sain's lance.

(cont.)