>>2540673
>Up close and personal [Spear]
>Trap
>Steven

>>2540673
>Magic [Blood magic, Hematurgy, whatever you want to call it]
>Male
>Mordrin

>>2540673
>Baldur Blooddragon
>Up Close and Personal [Halberd]
>Male

>>2540673
>Magic [fist]
>Up Close and Personal [dual one handed axes]
>At a Distance [throwing one handed axes]

>Kinerith Magos
>I don't care about the gender, leaving it to the other anons

>>2540679
Blood Mage? Yuuuuuuuuup!

>>2540680
+1

>>2540680
Supportan

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>>2540673

>>2540680
>>2541067
>>2541095

You roll out of your cot and open the trunk at its foot pulling out your set of standard army plate. How many times have you clambered into this armor? You can't recall but your muscle know the movements as you don the armor. You slide your helmet over your head and then reach to the head of your cot to grab your halberd, a fine weapon, it head gleams even in the poor light of the barracks. Now you are ready for the day.

>Go see what the traps have caught maybe one of the corpses has some goodies on it.
>Report to your commander
>Patrol the fort's corridors for more inturders

>>2541741
>>Go see what the traps have caught maybe one of the corpses has some goodies on it.
Morning loot is the most important loot of the day.

>>2541741
>Go see what the traps have caught maybe one of the corpses has some goodies on it.
Maybe there was some dumb animal that wandered into one. What race are we?

>>2541811
>being racist this early in the quest

>>2541811
You are human which makes serving a goblin that much worse

>>2541829
What's the policy on promotion? If our boss dies, do we move up a rung on the ladder?

>>2541837

The hierarchy of the world will be explained in due time

Waiting on a few more to join

>>2541741
>Go see what the traps have caught maybe one of the corpses has some goodies on it.

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>>2541756
>>2541811
>>2541929

"Might as well check the traps" you say to yourself as you head down the dark passage toward the trap you heard trip. Before long the hallway becomes completely dark and you have to feel your way forward. You understand why there can't be torches near the secret passage but that doesn't make you like stumbling in the dark any better. Before long your hand touches a wall and you begin feeling around for the hidden release. finding it the stone wall in front of you slides away to reveal a dim corridor. You seal the door behind you and head to the trap.

It was a simple trap a floor pressure plate tied to two extremely sharp blades. one swung towards the victims face, the other his gut disemboweling them when they raise their hands to protect their face. As the current victim had done. The man was cut in two his guts spilled all over the floor with his hands laying in a pile of intestines, cut off by the other blade. Heroes today you think to your self, if this one had invested in some good armor he wouldn't be laying in his own entrails. The only "armor" the man had was a leather brace on his sword arm, other than that his equipment was a rusted short sword and some sort of non-magical seashell charm around his neck. His pockets held just a few silver coins which you immediately pocket before returning to the task at hand.

>Drag the corpse to the body pit, even the lowest peasant doesn't deserve to be eaten by the beasts that stalk the always.
>He's dead what do you care let the animals clean up this mess.

After the body is taken care of what do you wish to do next.
>Report to your commander
>Stalk the halls for more intruders dead and alive.
>[Write In]

also do you wish to take anything else from the body?

>>2542214
Keeping the beasts hungry won't net us any sympathies, but it's the easiest way to keep them motivated.

Might as well check if there are other intruders.

>>2542214
>also do you wish to take anything else from the body?
Check the hands for rings.

Check for other intruders.

>>2542214
It would be easy to dismiss him as an utter fool, but tzere is a chance he hadn't been alon3
Check for other intruders

>>2542214
>Drag the corpse to the body pit, even the lowest peasant doesn't deserve to be eaten by the beasts that stalk the always.
Before we reset the trap, clean the bloody mess so it doesn't leave a hint for any experienced heroes. Don't forget to take everything, clothes included. Hopefully you can stitch it up and wash out the blood. I honestly don't care for the dead guy. The goblins can eat the body for all I care. I don't know, do they eat the bodies?

Report to your commander

>>2542214
If we loot nothing else, I definitely want to look that seashell charm. It feels out of place. Beyond that, chuck the body into the pit and make sure that we don't have any more skulkers hiding in any shadows.

>Get the seashell necklace
>Drag the corpse to the body pit
>Stalk the halls for more intruders

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>>2542214

You quickly reset the blade trap before you stoop down and place the man's two severed hands on his hips before dragging him to a nearby pitfall and depositing him down it but not before snagging his seashell necklace, sadly his dirty fingers yielded no rings only flecks of blood as you toss those down the pit as well before covering the hole. You examine the necklace more closely it appears to just be a seashell but as you stare at it, it starts to grow on you, you place it around your neck and tuck it into your armor before marching through the hallways, while many intruders come on their own you can never be too sure.

Patrolling options:
>Patrol through the hallways[Loud, likely to draw in intruders but more intruder's means more loot]
>Use the secret passages to patrol [Quieter, Safer, Least likely to find intruders]
>Patrol with caution [Middle ground, attempt to sneak through the hallways trying to get the drop on intruders]

>>2542671
>>Patrol with caution [Middle ground, attempt to sneak through the hallways trying to get the drop on intruders]

>>2542671
>Patrol with caution [Middle ground, attempt to sneak through the hallways trying to get the drop on intruders]

>>2542671
>Patrol with caution [Middle ground, attempt to sneak through the hallways trying to get the drop on intruders]
Keep our home intruder-free!

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>>2542689
>>2542725
>>2542841

You decide to try and sneak up on any intruders who might be lurking nearby tiptoeing around the twists and turns of the corridors.

>3 people roll 2 d20s

Rolled 16, 7 = 23 (2d20)

>>2542894

Rolled 13, 12 = 25 (2d20)

>>2542894

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>>2542894

You move silently through the hallways your armor only making slight clicking noises as you walk. but it seems that it is enough for you to be heard as you turn a corner a man leaps at you swinging a short sword. Your years in the army serve you well as you quickly bring up your halberd and block the strike. The intruder is surprised at your agility in blocking his blow and is taken aback you take his reaction as a chance to finish him off.

>roll a d20

Rolled 11 (1d20)

>>2543014

Rolled 6 (1d20)

>>2543014
TIME TO DIE, INTRUDER

Rolled 14 (1d20)

>>2543014
WITNESS ME

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>>2543014

In two quick motions you have him. You swing the butt of the halberd into his ribs knocking the wind out of him. The intruder doubles over wheezing for air, that is when you bring the ax head of the halberd down into the center of his back. With a meaty thwack it lodges into his spine and the intruder collapses onto the floor. You pry your halberd loose from his back and stand triumphant.

But now you have a dilema

>Search for more intruders
>Loot the man's corpse
>[Write In]

Rolled 12 (1d20)

>>2543014

>let's try to crit-fail and kill ourselves!

>>2543135
Loot then continue searching

Man we should propose the idea of selling all the dead bodies to a necromancer or something.

>>2543136
Why don't you kys?

>>2543135
loot corpse, alert commander/guards of intruders.

>>2543135
Loot. How come you don't use a name?

>>2543208

might later if I once this quest picks up

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>>2543135

You have time to loot you say to yourself as you use your foot to roll the intruder over. It is then that you notice this man isn't dead, although this breaths are ragged and irregular and his face is stiff and frozen with pain and terror he is alive you consider finishing him off but when you notice that the man is wearing a seashell charm similar to the other intruder you pause and consider your options.

>Finish him quickly there may be more intruders nearby
>Question him about the necklace and the other intruder.
>[Write In]

>>2543316
>Question him about the necklace and the other intruder.
If you answer my questions, I'll see to finding a wizard or some warlock that'll erase your memory so we don't have to kill you. I mean I'll try but there's no guarantee, but it's the best bet you got.

>>2543316
>>Question him about the necklace and the other intruder.

>>2543319
This.

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>>2543316

"If you answer my questions swiftly and truthfully I just might have time to save your life" Its a lie and you know it with the wound you gave him he is likely paralyzed from his ribs down and your boss doesn't exactly believe in keeping healers on hand, but the dying man on the floor believes you anyway and he slowly nods his head. You pull the seashell necklace from around your neck and dangle it in front of him "What are these?" you ask.
"They're the sign of the hero who's going to end Queen Quintis's reign," More of these hero rebellions? how many "heroes" does the Queen have to kill for these guys to get the message? You sigh before putting the necklace back on and continue Your questioning.

"How many of you are there?" You ask. This time he hesitates, his eyes flick away from you and he swallows before answering "Just two of us, we were supposed to scout the fort, now that's all I know please help me." You're not sure whether you should admire this man's guts for lying to you on his death bed, or laugh at his stupidity.

His answer
>Accept his answer he won't tell you the truth anyway
>"Convince" him to tell you the truth[roll a d6]
His fate
>Leave him for dead the beasts of the fort will take care of him if he doesn't die first.
>Kill him quickly spare him some suffering
>[Write In]

Rolled 1 (1d6)

>>2543403
>>"Convince" him to tell you the truth[roll a d6]
>>Leave him for dead the beasts of the fort will take care of him if he doesn't die first.

Rolled 2 (1d6)

>>2543403
>"Convince" him to tell you the truth[roll a d6]
>Leave him for dead the beasts of the fort will take care of him if he doesn't die first.

Rolled 3 (1d6)

>>2543403
>>Accept his answer he won't tell you the truth anyway
>>"Convince" him to tell you the truth[roll a d6]

>>2543447
Fug. I meant
>Accept his answer he won't tell you the truth anyway
>Kill him quickly spare him some suffering

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>>2543403

You bring your foot down on to his face hoping that a small beating will loosen his tongue but your stomp knocks him out cold. he's not worth the time or the trouble killing so you leave him for the forts beasts to finish off. He didn't give you all that much information but what he didn't say spoke volumes. There are more intruders in the fort and what's worse is that they are intruders with a motivation that is more than just gold or curiosity, meaning that they won't just scare off. What are you going to do?

>Patrol the halls some more maybe you can catch another one [Pick a patrol stance from above]
>Guard the Boss's raid room, that last intruder did say they were on recon and there are a lot of sensitive papers and plans in the raid room
>Guard the Treasury the Boss would kill you if you let a single coin disappear from his spoils.
>[Write In]

>>2543478
>Guard the Treasury the Boss would kill you if you let a single coin disappear from his spoils.

>>2543478

It is currently 3 AM for me I will let this vote go on through the night and until tomorrow I should be back in around 13 hours. Also an extra option i forgot to add

>Go find your Boss his well being is your priority after all.

>>2543478
>>Patrol the halls some more maybe you can catch another one
>>Patrol with caution [Middle ground, attempt to sneak through the hallways trying to get the drop on intruders]

>>2543478
>>2543502
> scream on the way to find our boss

>>2543478
>>Guard the Boss's raid room, that last intruder did say they were on recon and there are a lot of sensitive papers and plans in the raid room

>>2543478
Also if these necklaces are the sign of the Hero or whatever, should probably not wear them around the castle. Especially if we're human.

>>2543478
>>Guard the Boss's raid room, that last intruder did say they were on recon and there are a lot of sensitive papers and plans in the raid room

>>2543924

The necklace is tucked into your armor it isn't visible to anyone

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>>2543693
>>2544109

If these intruders were on recon then their most likely target would be information. You hurriedly rush to the Boss's raid room all of his battle plans, orders from the queen, and even a map of the fort was stored there, the intruders couldn't be allowed to have it. You arrive at the raid room to find its door ajar and light pour out from inside. Was the intruder already inside? or is it the Boss making plans for another raid. Maybe you should just stay outside and wait to see who comes out.

Enter:
>Burst in and surprise whoever is inside, it might be the intruder.
>Knock and ask who is inside, its probably just your boss.

Stay Outside:
>Stand guard at the door don't give whoever it is a chance to slip past you.
>Hide in the shadows and try to catch who ever it is off guard when they come out.

>>2544459
Has Boss ever left the raid room door open?

>>2544496

Not as far as you know

>>2544511
Then we're gonna get in there like the kool-aid man. Except quieter. And, you know, not through the wall.

We'll go through the door.

>>2544459
>Burst in and surprise whoever is inside, it might be the intruder.

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>>2544459

Even if it is the Boss he'll probably forgive you for the intrusion, you run in and shoulder the door open. Hunching over the table in the center of the raid room was another intruder catching him off guard he spins to see what just crashed through the door. Seeing a tall figure in plate armor brandishing a halberd he starts to scramble for the sword in his belt.

>Try to take him alive
>Just kill him he's probably the last intruder

>>2545352

Regardless of choice roll a d20

>>2545352
> alive
Smack him with the flat side of the halberd head.

Rolled 2 (1d20)

>>2545365

Rolled 6 (1d20)

>>2545352

>Try to take him alive

Rolled 12 (1d20)

>>2545352
Take 'em alive!

>>2545352
>Try to take him alive

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>>2545352

Lucky enough
>>2545435

The intruder just manages to get his sword to clear his scabbard before the side of your halberd collides with the side of his head. He spins releasing his sword sending it flying across the room before he collapses onto the floor unconscious. You stand over him and decide what to do next.

>Wake him up and interrogate him here
>Take him someplace more appropriate to interrogate him
>[Write In]

Rolled 12 (1d20)

>>2545505
Not sure if dice are needed but just in case.

>Take him somewhere more appropriate to interrogate.
>Also tie him up/cuff him/etc if we can do that here depending on what we have at our disposal.

>>2545505
>Take him someplace more appropriate to interrogate him

>>2545505
>Take him someplace more appropriate to interrogate him
>Tie him up

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>>2545529
>>2545770
>>2545794

You are going to do it right this time. You remove the man's belt and use it to bind his hands before dragging him by his feet to the kennels. The pungent stink of the kennels assault your nose it is the smell of rotting corpses, feces, and wet dog. Although most of the beasts had been set loose to roam the halls a few goblin wolves were still in their cages. At the smell of human flesh they perk up and begin to snarl and bark at you as you drag the unconscious man in front of the cages. He begins to stir as you drop his feet.

>give him the carrot first
>give him the stick first
>[Write In]

You are welcome to specify what you say

>>2545871
>give him the carrot first

>>2545871
"Look. I'm a human, just like you. I'm working the inside."
>Show your seashell necklace
>Give him the carrot, try to learn their numbers, strategy and plans in exchange for what you know of Queen Quintis' own defenses and his life.
We're lying, obviously.

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>>2545938
>>2545951

The intruder's eyes flutter open and soon grow wide with terror as he looks at you. He lets out a scream and slides himself away from you backing up against an empty cage. "Hey, calm down its alright look, I'm human." You remove your helmet to reveal your clean shaven face and well trimmed red hair, you did always like to keep well groomed. His eyes lose some of their fright but he remained backed against the cage. You pull the seashell necklace from around your neck and show it to him "See I'm one of you guys," Now his body loses most of its tension as he exhales in relief pleased to see one of his own, But now his face frowns as he stares questioningly at you "But why are you here their were only supposed to be three of us and why did you hit me?"

>Enough of this charade he is the last intruder end him and be done with it.
>Try and bluff [roll a d20] 'good write ins lower the DC'
>[Write in]

>>2546192
"I've been here for a while, trying to get a better picture of how to do the most damage. And, you know, save some souls along the way where I can, but that sometimes means playing the brute.
I mean, if I just walked up 'yes hello, I work here, but for the resistance!' it... well, it's not always prudent if I don't want to die, and most fellow freedom fighters are too keyed up to see reason when they expect a life or death fight...for what it's worth, I'm sorry. I just needed to make sure you wouldn't stab first and ask questions later."

Rolled 4 (1d20)

>>2546192
Also, the roll.

Rolled 7 (1d20)

>>2546192
>Try and bluff [roll a d20] 'good write ins lower the DC'
We get shit bluff rolls. Looks like killing intruders is all we're good for.

>>2546245

its not the worse existence

Sorry if I haven't explained this before but the dice system will be as such for non combat skill checks
0 successes [total failure
1 success [bad success]
2 successes [success]
3 successes [great success]

In general I will try to wait for at least three rolls before writing but running during the week can be slow and I want to keep this quest moving so if it takes too long for a third roll I will just take the average of the first two rolls.

If you are wonder why the combat above wasn't different its because the intruders were extremely weak and not worth setting up combat for once you encounter a serious enemy I will explain combat.

Rolled 12 (1d20)

>>2546192
>Try and bluff [roll a d20] 'good write ins lower the DC'
"Because I need to keep up appearances. Look, I'm in a position of authority. It was hit you and tie you up and drag you down here for an interrogation or risk being seen to fail in my duty. What good to any effort against the queen would I be if I failed to blend in, especially at my level?"

"So here's the situation as I see it. I'm in a position to alter guard patrols, create vulnerabilities, send out undermanned raids, things like that. I'm in a position to bump off the boss over my own head, take his place, and run this entire chickenshit outfit. A man on the inside would be far more valuable if he could do that for the queen's opponents, right? So what's a few scrapes?"

"My opportunity here is precarious. I need to remain invisible not just to my boss, but also to anyone that might betray me to the enemy if they were captured. So I can't share much but I can set up a way to talk for later, a signal system. Right now, I need to know what you know, and then I need you to disappear. Few know of me because to speak of it openly endangers the whole operation - it is not surprising that no-one mentioned me. I've been working without support since I was placed here. That's my lot. So tell me what you know, then let's set up a way to talk, and get you out. And don't speak of this to anyone lest the whole scheme go to pieces. Those that need to know of me already do."

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>>2546222
>>2546245
[2 Successes]
>>2546269
After telling him this he seems convinced although during your explanation he kept rubbing the side of his face you hit. "Well I don't know much just that me and two friend were in a local tavern, "The Golden Grape" was its name I think, anyway me and my pals were talking just talking about how bad things are getting with the new Queen in charge when a man in a cloak and hood came up to us and asked us if we wanted to do something about it well long story short he he gave us these necklaces, told us to check this place out and then come back that's about all I know maybe you can ask Reinard, one of my friends who came with he seemed to know a lot more about what these pendents meant than me. Speaking of which have you seen either of my friends.

His friends:
>No I haven't seen either of them
>I'm sorry to say they're both dead traps of the fort got them

His Fate:
>Kill him
>Release him
>Set him up as an informant

Any other questions you wish to ask him?
>[Write In]

>>2546305
>I'm sorry to say they're both dead traps of the fort got them
>Set him up as an informant
No one said we had to be smart

>>2546305

I'll call it here for the day see all of you in 8-10 hours

>>2546305
>>No I haven't seen either of them
>>Kill him

>>2546305
>No I haven't seen either of them
>Set him up as an informant

This is our ticket to potentially killing off either the hero or the boss.

>>2546305
>Any other questions you wish to ask him?
>>[Write In]
>>2546577
Almost forgot.

Pump him for information on the people that hired him, where he met them, how far it is from here, whether there were a lot of people with the seashell necklaces around, etc.

Sounds like we may be dealing with self-contained cells.

>>2546627
>Pump him for information
Dude that's pretty gay.

>>2546732
Make him cum for information.

>>2546749
Although I never said gay was bad

>>2546776
lol, fag

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"No," you answer "you were the first one I found and getting you guys out of here alive is my top priority, but first can you tell me anything more about the man who hired you he sounded familiar.
"Well now that you say it I'm not entirely sure it was a man, I think it might have been a woman, her voice was too high to be a man, and she was a little shorter than the average man but that's about all I can tell you about her other than the fact that she was wearing a grey cloak with a hood."
"Hmm, alright I guess we don't have the same recruiter, where did you meet this lady anyway."
"Like I said before it was at the Golden Grape in Resis." Resis wasn't that far from here, in fact it was the closest town to the fort you'd have to check it out later.
"Was anybody else at the bar wearing these," you say gesturing to the seashell necklace.
"No it was just us." that seemed to be all you were going to get out of him for now. It was time to get this man out of here before you were caught with him.
"Alright let's get you out of here before we get caught, here put this on," you say as you blindfold him. "This will help you to look more like a prisoner." You lead him back through the trap maze using the secret doors. Thankfully you don't run into any of the beast or goblins on your way through, most of the goblins were probably still sleeping anyway, the lazy bastards, you arrive at the entrance to the fort and untie the man.
"Before you go can ask a favor?" you ask the intruder.
"Sure what is it,"
"Well," you start "I'm completely cut off from my employer's in here and any information I can get from the outside would be extremely helpful in coordinating what information I should sent out. If I were to send you a letter with a time and place would you be there."
The intruder pauses to think about your proposition before answering, "That's fair, considering you saved my life, alright I'll do it,"
You smile broadly and thank him,Then you ask "What's your name,"
"Renton," he answers.
"Well then Renton, thank you once again and remember no one should know about this, the fewer people who know the less likely I am to be revealed. "He nods his head in agreement before dashing off into the mid morning sun.

>Now report to your commander/boss
>Go to the raid room and check what information we have on Resis
>[Write In]

>>2547280
>Go to the raid room and check what information we have on Resis
Make sure there are no more intruders inside.
Reset all the traps.
Loot the body of the second guy we left out cold.
>Hunching over the table in the center of the raid room was another intruder
I wonder if he managed to read any of the plans.

>>2547280
Supporting >>2547380

>>2547380
This.

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>>2547380
It was time to see what records you had on the village of Resis, but before that errands had to be run. You return to the already dead intruder to find his corpse being chewed on by two goblin wolves, you blow into the goblin whistle you keep around your neck and the two beasts shy away from the corpse. Luckily for you they had only just started to tear at the corpse, checking the dead man's pockets you find a single gold piece, probably pretty rich by this guy's standards, but little else his clothes and boots were dirty and worn, not worth much, and his short-sword seemed to have disappeared into thin air. With nothing left of value you do a quick check of the traps make sure that they're all set. All of the traps looked to be set and ready for the next poor sap who walked into it. With that done you feel confident no one else is left in the maze and if there were anybody left, either the traps or the beasts would notify you of their presence. You return to the raid room to find it as you had left it, a mess, but that was mostly because the boss himself didn't organize anything, so you spent the better part of an hour cleaning up and digging through the mess of papers and reports compiling what there is on Resis.

Resis:
Population:60
Security: Minimal/None
Wealth: Low
Income Source: Agriculture/Trade
Development Level: Village

Summary:
Resis is a medium sized village on one of the main roads of the Empire. It gets most of its income via the outlying farms and the market inside the city. I lacks any sort of defensive structures and it easily assaulted, although if given time a small militia could be roused along with any brave travelers staying at the village's inn.

As you finish your reading you hear heavy footsteps approach the raid room, and seconds later the fat form of your boss waddles into the raid room. He was taller than the average goblin but twice as strong and ugly and three times as fat. His armor was a mash of bits and pieces taken off of fallen foes all strapped together with leather. When he catches sight of you and the state of the room his green face turns red and starts to twitch. "WHAT HAVE YOU DONE," he bellows.

>Take your time and explain everything.
>Try to calm him down find out what he needs
>Brush him off you're busy
>[Write In]

>>2548256
>Take your time and explain everything.

>>2548256
>Try to calm him down find out what he needs

>>2548263
>>2548269
Nope.

>>2548256
Tell him we killed a man that managed to get in here by chasing him out and then into a trap, and that you managed to get information out of him while he was dying about a possible traitor in Resis, and that you'll need to investigate further. Because you're Human, and they won't suspect you when you go there and ask questions.

If he starts yelling, yell back. He's the one with the security failure so bad we had to save his ass - imagine what would happen if the Queen caught wind of someone getting into his raid room. Of course, he can trust you - you've been cleaning up ever since you fixed the matter.

>>2548314
Supporting this

>>2548327
Thanks, anon

>>2548314
This is the Mid-boss quest, so we need to become the Mid-boss. Agree and show this gobbo how it's done.

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>>2548314
>>2548327
"An intruder made it into the raid room," you answer
"AN INTRUDER WHAT," your ears resounded with his voice. Your boss was heaving in breaths now and his face looked like an extremely veined cherry.
"Don't worry he was been dealt with but before he expired he let slip that we might have a traitor hiding out in Resis I was gathering information to head out and investigate, seeing as I am human I figured it was best that I went as to avoid detection." Your boss's face takes on a slightly greener hue as he calms a little bit before answering you "There's a traitor in Resis, how fortunate I was just about to collect the royal due from them, but now it seems that I might just have to take a bit more from them."
"But YOU aren't going anywhere, as my head of security this breach is on your head, I want you to sweep this entire fort and then find out how that intruder got through YOUR defenses. I will take the Garrison and clear out Resis."

>Let him do as he will
>Convince him to let you go in first before he raids the town [Roll a d20]
>[Write In]

Rolled 10 (1d20)

>>2548573
>Convince him to let you go in first before he raids the town [Roll a d20]

>>2548256
Being taller than the average goblin and twice as strong still doesn't amount to much.
>[Write In]
A bunch of intruder got in. Killed the one that was snooping in here. Looking for info on the village they came from.

Where were you boss?

Rolled 2 (1d20)

>>2548573
>Convince him to let you go in first before he raids the town [Roll a d20]

>>2548573
seeing as only two votes have gotten in I will extend this vote until tomorrow. see you in 10ish hours

Rolled 5 (1d20)

>>2548573

>Infiltration first!

Rolled 9 (1d20)

>>2548573
>Convince him to let you go in first before he raids the town [Roll a d20]
Second roll of today, hopefully my lucks better.

Rolled 6 (1d20)

>>2548573
>Convince him to let you go in first before he raids the town [Roll a d20]

Rolled 8 (1d20)

>>2548573
>>Convince him to let you go in first before he raids the town [Roll a d20]

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>>2548573
For future reference I will only take the first 3 rolls for any dice rolled.
>>2548580
>>2549107
>>2548610
>0 successes
You open your mouth to protest but your boss cuts you off "I don't want to hear it, you are staying here and that is final." He declares "Now go find the hole in your security, I'm heading out and taking the garrison." He says as he waddles off toward the barracks a few moments later you hear his booming voice "WAKE UP YOU LAZY SNOTS, WE'VE GOT WORK TO DO,"

Stay:
>Find out how to improve the trap maze as your boss suggests
>Write to the regional commander to suggest your boss be punished for burning down an "innocent" and tax paying town.
[Write In]
Leave:
>Try to beat your boss to the town [WARNING: extremely high risk]

>>2549866
>Find out how to improve the trap maze as your boss suggests
>Write to the regional commander to suggest your boss be punished for burning down an "innocent" and tax paying town.
Maybe the traps will be so well made that it'll kill the fat bastards.

>>2549866
So are all goblins hideous? How do they Reproduce? Do they do it like the orcs in 40k?

>>2549940
Yes and no , all goblins have the standard green skin long nose and pointed ears, but some have less warty and broken faces. As for reproduction, they breed sort of like bees one queen breeds with the strongest goblins of the bunch to produce a large brood. The goblins in this group were all a part of the boss's raiding group before they were hired by the regional commander to oversee taxes in the area

>>2550075
Wait so....like the boss if actually a fat ugly pregnant goblin chick, or the fat boss ducked an equally fat and ugly goblin chick?

>>2550112
...is it important to you, anon?

>>2550112
Baldr doesn't know if the Boss has had sex with any female goblins (I doubt he wants to know).
Your boss isn't a female goblin. Female goblins are bigger and more irritable than your boss

>>2550117
I'm just morbidly curious

>>2550137
Can we kill the boss or is there just too much fat to handle?

>>2550163
He may be fat but he is experienced + most of the goblins in the fort are loyal to him so you'd end up having to fight a lot more than just him.

>>2550187
experienced getting weapons stuck in the folds of his fat you mean.

>>2550163
We could probably pull off an assassination, rather than full blown combat. With good enough misdirection we could get away without fallout or accusations/attacks from the goblins.
We could even get our own dungeon!
Maybe.

>>2549866
Going to bed now, Still need votes for this decision, will update in 10ish hours

>>2549866
>Write to the commander

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>>2552567
>>2549903

You have had enough of your boss's laziness and ineptitude, burning this village to the ground was going to scatter the only lead you had on the hero. Rushing to the village wouldn't save anything now so you do the only sensible thing complain. You wait until your boss and the garrison leave before returning to the raid room to write a letter to the regional commander, as you remember the commander was a sensible person if you gave him enough reason to remove your boss he would, you start your letter cordially before moving on to your boss's past blunder's and excesses, and then end with his most recent and possibly biggest blunder yet, burning down the village. You sign and seal the letter before hiding it away in your equipment trunk in the barracks, you would send the letter out with the next tax pick up.

With that finished you head out into the maze to go and examine the traps, it would be some time before your boss returned, you were also curious as to why that last intruder hadn't fallen into a trap even the correct path through the maze was trapped so why hadn't he tripped any. You go through the maze to examine the traps carefully looking for anything that would have caused them not to trigger.

>Roll a d20 to see how well this goes.

Rolled 6 (1d20)

>>2552822

Rolled 15 (1d20)

>>2552822
Fingers Crossed

Rolled 15 (1d20)

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>>2553063
>>2553202
>>2553445
2 successes
You go around to each of the traps in the maze and examine each mechanism carefully upon closer inspection of one of the traps on the correct path you find that chips of stone, dirt, and dust have clogged the pressure plate in the floor making it unable to be triggered you remove the plate and clean out the dirt before replacing it. You tap the plate with your halberd butt and back away, the trap activates and section of the roof slams down around the area of the pressure plate satisfied with your work you reset the trap and go examine others two more traps have the same problem which you fix as well. Now the maze has been rearmed and is ready for anyone foolish enough to come snooping.

With your work finished you step out of the base for some fresh air and to see whether the village had been burned to the ground yet. As you walk out of the entrance in to the setting sun you are nearly knocked over by a group of goblins. They are all running in a panic past you and into the base, regaining your footing you grab one trying to run past you and pin him to a wall and ask "What the hell is going on here,"
"IT WAS A TRAP," he squeals as he fidgets in your hands
"What was a trap," you demand.
"When we went into the village the place looked abandon, except for this one girl standing in the middle of the street, she challenged the boss to a fight. He accepted and they went at it but, but, that girl was a monster the boss couldn't land a hit on her then she chopped his head clean off." The thought of that fat bastards head rolling in the dirty almost made you laugh but the goblin's next words sober you up quickly. "After that the villagers came out, they had us surrounded we just barely escaped but they were hot on our heels, Look!" The goblin squeaked as he pointed towards the horizon. He was telling the truth you could see dark shapes moving on the horizon. "We've got to get out of here," he whimpered.

>Run, this goblin is right you stand no chance as you are now[Choose items to take with you before you go]
>No, we can win, Its time to stand and fight [Write in your battle plan]
>[Write In]

>>2547380
>I wonder if he managed to read any of the plans.
Yes, yes he did

>>2553574
>Send messengers to alert our queen
Can you give us all of the details regarding the dungeon's resources QM?

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>>2553705
Yes my apologies,

Your base is build into a large hill and looks like so.

the base stats are:

>Garrison: 10 goblins (scared) + 4 goblin wolves.
>Maze + Traps: level 1 (6 traps in maze, max kill capacity per trap 3, traps have to be manually reset; Maze takes 2 min to navigate if correct path chosen)
>Secret Tunnels: level 1 (simple button press open, camouflaged into dungeon walls)

Any other info you wish to know?

>>2553773
>Any other info you wish to know?
Do we know how to make Molotov Cocktails?
Is it possible to instruct the gobs to ambush groups that have been weakened by the traps?

>>2553877
You lack both the knowledge and resources to make Molotov's

Yes but you'd have to man them up first, as they are currently scared.

>>2553893
Let's get them good and pissed off and then have them man the ambush points. After the battle I want our dude how2make Molys because having the ability to create semi-improvised incendiaries on the fly is a good skill to have.

>>2553773
is there a back door entrance if things get too dicey?

Goblins can see pretty good in the dark right?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GTQAXX08A-s

>>2553905
No the only hidden passages are those in the maze

>>2553574
So this treasury of ours. Is it like a vault in any capacity or is it just an extra side room with some things in it? Because if we can lure a good number of them into the vault, we can just lock them in, let them suffocate in a few days and finish off the stragglers.

>>2554103
It is like a vault with a sturdy iron door but the boss had the only key to it.

>>2554110
ah shit. Hm. I don't suppose the panicked goblins got a headcount on what we're looking at? Ideas include what >>2553877 mentioned but also have the gobs be ready to ambush if they avoid a trap and are kind of helpless during, say if they dive away from the falling ceiling.

We could also feign being captured and then knife someone but that's only one guaranteed kill. If we get the leader though it might be #worth.

>>2554127
for a head count on the enemies you could either try and count them from a distance, get an inaccurate count from the scared goblins, or a pretty close count from them if you calm them

>>2553773
I say evacuate but be orderly, unleash the hounds, leave the traps set, and make sure the raid room are empty or at least cleared of the most valuable items. Bully as many goblins as you can intimidate into delaying the aggressors convince them that their deaths will be both guaranteed and far more horrible if they try and simply run.

>>2553901
>>2554127
>>2553905
Three for staying and defending
>>2554380
One for leaving

I am I correct?

>>2554578
>One for leaving
>I am I correct?
Yeah but orderly retreat not a panicked route.

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>>2553574
If you were going to defend this place the first thing you were going to have to do was rally its defenders, you rush back into the base and to the barracks, inside several of the goblins were hastily packing their pocession while a few others were just wandering around in a fear fueled stupor. How where you going to rally this sad bunch.

>Rally them light a fire in their belly
>Make them fear you more than the enemy
>[Write In]

Regardless of choice i need 3 d20s and as always with speeches, convincing, or intimidation good write ins lower the DC

Rolled 20 (1d20)

>>2554917

>>2554935

Our first 20 congrats 20s count as two successes

Rolled 1 (1d20)

>>2554917

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>>2554935
>>2554961
Urm.

>>2554966

The dice gods are fickle creatures

>>2554935
Holy fuck.

>>2554917
Right. I'm supposed to make a speech? oh.
listen he-

>>2554961
-oh. fuck speeches. amerite?

>>2554935
>>2554961
You two for got the flavor of your encouragement

I will be going to sleep now, all I need is just one soul brave enough to break this dead lock and I will update when I wake up.

Rolled 9 (1d20)

>>2554917
>>make them fear you more than the enemy

This is our promotion lads, we the big boss now! Lets get an outlet for all that built up anger towards the dead boss goblin on these little cowardly shits, then we kill the peasants and feasts on the peasants village afterwards. We are experienced at dealing out the queens justice.

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>>2554935
>>2554961
>>2555455
crit+2 successes
crit fail -1 success
fail
1 success
"Alright you little shits, the old boss is dead, I'm the new boss now and if you don't get your asses out into that maze and defend my base, I will execute each and everyone of you for treason." The goblins halt their preparations while you speak, but as you finish, most simply sneer and return to packing, one goblin however stands up and says "You ain't the boss and a wimp like you never will be," you close the distance quickly with the goblin and slam your fist into his face, he crashes to the floor out cold his nose bent in an awkward angle. All the goblins in the barracks pause again turning to you "I will not repeat myself, GET YOUR ASSES OUT THERE AND AMBUSH THOSE PEASANTS," you roar. This time they grudgingly comply, picking up their weapons and shuffling out into the maze.

>9 goblins (unnerved) are now in the maze setting up ambushes.

>Anything else you wish to set up [Write In]

>>2555576
>Anything else you wish to set up [Write In]
We're a trap master right? Can we rig up some traps using rope, sap, lamp oil, rusty blades?

Rope or something as a trigger that would cause lamp oil or sap to spill, or a counter weight that would pull a peasant onto a rusty sword?

Fuck at some point we'll have to release the goblin beasts. We should have breed more of those mutts. It's not like we're low on bodies to feed more.

>>2555602
Rigging up traps would take up time you don't have, releasing the wolves is an option though

>>2555606
Can we collect all the plans in the old bosses room into a back pack?
I guess we should release the beasts. Maybe once they enter.

>>2555610
You can store away some of the info in the raid room yes

as a last resort we can launch a quick attack from the secret passage at a smart time then collapse it at those stupid enough to follow.

>>2555617
Cool. In the event we fail I want to back away all the interesting stuff and burn the rest incase the peasants get their hands on them.
What kind of lock is holding the treasury room?

>>2555690
well the goblins couldn't find away to open it with out the key so I don't like the peasants chances but given enough time they could break it down eventually

>>2555711
I really don't want to leave this behind- it won't look good to our direct superior. Now that they're calmed down (somewhat), let's find the most rational gobbo and get a rough headcount of what we're dealing with. If the number isn't as bad, we might be able to hold out.

The female fighter will be the hardest to overcome, though we might be able to use the "Help I'm captured" trick to knife her before she figures it out.

>>2555711
then lets have some goblins work on breaking that open. if we don't have any horses then we can reserve a single goblin beast (how big are they?) as a beast of burden to carry as much treasure we can take with us.

>>2555815
how many goblins do you want to work on the door.
The goblin wolves are around 80-100 lbs and used mainly as attack dogs but they could be used to carry loads

>>2555843
damn they're huge. they're no horses hug that's still heavy enough to knock someone over and tear them to pieces. researve a pair as pack animals, but if things get dices will throw in one more.

Some get to trying to wake up the unconscious goblin (do we got smelling salt laying around?) I want two goblins working on the ock, one to wake up the unconscious one, and if the unconscious one wakes up soon then they can either help fend off the mob, help with the lock or pack everyones shit IN CASE we're overwhelmed.

>>2555900
going to eat update in 30 min

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>>2555743
>>2555900
"Wait you three," you call out to the last three goblins leaving "What were the enemy numbers," the three goblins give each other a fearful glance before one of them answers you "There were so many people in the village, but after we broke away I thing only about a quarter of them chased after us, the one thing I do know is that the she devil that killed the bo- i mean the old boss, was with them,"

"Hmm, alright now I want you two to break open the treasury door, do what ever you have to, and I want you to wake that sorry sack of shit up and then I want both of you to pack supplies in case we have to escape, got it, good." The three goblins set about their tasks which left just you left with out one.

You'll only have time for two more activities before the peasants arrive, you reckon with that in mind you decide to:

>Go and get the wolves released they could do some real damage
>Go check on the ambush goblins make sure they are set up correctly
>Empty out the raid room of all the important documents
>[Write In]

>>2555982
>Go and get the wolves released they could do some real damage
>Go check on the ambush goblins make sure they are set up correctly
if the goblins are done packing or unlocking the treasure room then we can send one to the raid room to collect the documents for us.

Rolled 7 (1d20)

>>2555982
>release wolves
>final rally attempt on the gobos

We're concerned, briefly, about the possibility that they townsfolk might get a hold of the plans, but ultimately we realize we shouldn't be planning for failure. Release the wolves, rally the goblins. We serve our Dark Lady, and our fate for cowardly failure would be worse than dying here.

>Hold the line.

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>>2556018
>>2556122
With little time left you make your decision. You sprint down to the kennels and retrieve the four goblin wolves setting them loose in to the maze, before running into the maze yourself to go and find your goblins. To your embarrassment you find all of them huddled together near the entrance behind the first set of traps, if you wanted them to ambush the enemy you would have to place them yourself.

>I need 3 rolls of 2d20

Rolled 2, 1 = 3 (2d20)

>>2556587

Rolled 9, 4 = 13 (2d20)

>>2556587
And now the true test. Hold fast.
Or expire...

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>>2556609
Another crit fail. How much do we wanna bet we're gonna lose an arm after this?

Rolled 12, 6 = 18 (2d20)

>>2556617

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>>2556587

>>2556609
>>2556611
>>2556617

>Pep talk the goblins 1 success moral unchanged
>Placing goblins for ambush -1 bad failure

You grab the goblins in pairs and lead them to different sets of traps throughout the maze and give them a little pep talk once placed but the effects of your words don't seem to help, you lead the last group to their ambush point when disaster strikes, One of the goblins steps on a pressure plate and the trap springs cutting him in three. The other goblin lets out a terrified shriek and clings to your leg and your threats and blows could not dislodge him, he would not leave your side. you sigh and let him remain with you but he is shaking like a leaf in the wind. You finish resetting the trap and dragging the goblin corpse away when you hear a thunderous amount of foot steps. The intruders had arrived.

>Where to you position yourself?

>>2556687
Somewhere we can hide away but still be able to jump out and ambush unwary attackers. Also we're telling the Goblin that decided to attach itself to us like a tick to shut the hell up or we will kill him on the spot for giving both you and him away.

>>2556687
From above a door. The Professional style.

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>>2556735
I like your style Anon. Though we should get the damn goblin off of us at the very least.

>>2556735
>>2556751
just a reminder you are wearing plate armor the hallways are big enough for three people to stand shoulder to shoulder and you are not Sam Fisher this will be extremely difficult

>>2556770
It's still a good idea to hold onto for the near future.

>>2556770
Around a corner close to a trap. It triggers. Everybody is shocked and before they can recover, we leap out and hack.

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>>2556716
>>2556787
You would have to hide close to a trap to ambush the survivors, somewhere out of the way that is when it comes to you the secret passage ways. You quickly find a trap along the correct route through the maze and hide nearby in a secret passage. When the goblin attached to your leg starts to whimper in the darkness of the passageway you place your halberd's spear tip on the top of his head and warn him that if he makes another noise you will drive it through his skull. The goblin falls silent. Now you wait.

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Rolled 14, 2, 20 = 36 (3d20)

>>2556849

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Rolled 15, 6, 3 = 24 (3d20)

>>2556877

Rolled 19, 7, 6 = 32 (3d20)

>>2556885

>>2556877
>That 20

YUP THAT'S THE HERO ALRIGHT!

>>2556877
>3 success
>1 success
>1 success
First group of peasants is gonna be the biggest trouble. Can we roll to retaliate?

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The sounds of the foot steps stay extremely loud, sounds like the crowds of peasants were staying together, but there footsteps faded in and out of earshot many times. You could hear the traps trigger followed by the screams of peasants and the shouts of your few brave goblins and the snarls of wolves. By the time you hear the peasants approaching your trap the number of foot steps had been greatly reduced. You hear the trap next to you trigger, and it is quickly followed by the screams of more peasants. Silently you open the secret passage and approach the peasant group from behind.

> 3 people roll a d20 to see how well your sneak attack works

Rolled 17 (1d20)

>>2556971

Rolled 12 (1d20)

>>2556971
LIKE A CROC ON THE NILE!

Rolled 11 (1d20)

>>2556971
SHIT ROLLS

>>2556971
>When the goblin attached to your leg starts to whimper in the darkness of the passageway you place your halberd's spear tip on the top of his head and warn him that if he makes another noise you will drive it through his skull. The goblin falls silent. Now you wait.
oh the poor hideous pathetic baby

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>>2556998
>>2556999
>>2557059
2 successes

You move quickly to the peasant group, the first man doesn't have time to scream as you swing the axe end of your halberd and decapitate him the next man shouts but is quickly silenced as you spear him in the throat and he collapses gurgling blood at your feet. Four peasants turn to face you as does a woman with long red hair and cloth covering most of her face except for a slit at her eyes, compared to the peasants she might as well be a knight she wore mostly leather armor except for metal shin, and forearm guards as well as a metal breast plate that had the image of a seashell painted on it. In her right hand she held a curious looking short sword.

>Engage them here, the tight halls mean they can only fight you three at a time
>Fall back make them chase you back through the maze
>Head for the secret door if you can make it in time you can ambush them again later
>[Write In]

>>2557139
>>Fall back make them chase you back through the maze

We may not get the Hero but we can most certainly bait the Peasants into more traps.

>>2557139
>Fall back make them chase you back through the maze
Do we have anymore traps that can be triggered?

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>>2557139

>>2557150
>>2557159
You slowly back step away from the peasants keeping them at bay with your halberd as they array themselves in the hallway pointing kitchen knifes and pitch forks at you. Then you turn on your heel and sprint back into the maze. The peasants chase after you as the woman shouts at them to stop.

>I need 3 d20s to see if you find any traps not activated

Rolled 10 (1d20)

>>2557303
fucking heroes man

Rolled 17 (1d20)

>>2557303
Traps don't fail us now.

Rolled 19 (1d20)

>>2557303

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Nice rolls team. Let's show these do-gooders the power of the trapmaster.

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>>2557303

>>2557321
>>2557444
>>2557320
2 successes
As you dash through the maze the woman's voice booms out make you stutter in your step "STOP," behind you three of the peasants stop in their tracks, but the fourth keeps coming after you. Then up ahead you see it an tripped collapsing ceiling trap, with a small hop you clear the pressure plate and continue running, you turn a corner and wait. Sure enough you hear the trap trigger and the peasant scream as the roof section crushes him flat turning his scream into a sad wheeze.

>Catch back up to the remaining intruders try for another ambush
>Go back to the barracks and treasury collect your remaining goblins and face them head on
>[Write In]

>>2557549
>Go back to the barracks and treasury collect your remaining goblins and face them head on
one last stand

>>2557549
>Go back to the barracks and treasury collect your remaining goblins and prepare for an AMBUSH
No reason to face head on.

>>2557549
>Go back to the barracks and treasury collect your remaining goblins and prepare for an ambush.

We played around with that one group long enough, time to become a Butcher of Heroes.

>>2557562
>>2557566
Let's rig that ambush.

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>>2557562
>>2557566
>>2557579
You take the secret passages at a sprint you had to collect your remaining goblins and plan an ambush all before the intruders arrived. You arrive in the barracks to find three goblins shoving the last of some food into sacks as you burst in, you recognize one of them as the one who had been clinging to you a moment ago. "There are only a few left, come with me, we are going to finish this." Two of the goblins nod and follow you the third scared one doesn't move until the one you had punched grabs him by the nose and pulls him with. You cross quickly to the treasury door to find your two other goblins still working at the door. "Enough of that, we're gonna meet these bastards and end them," you say and the two of them drop their tools and follow you now for the ambush. As you return to the main hall you hear footsteps approaching you'd have to set your ambush here and fast.

Use this map to setup your ambush

>>2557653
brb going to eat back in 30

>>2557653
Could we have a rough idea of where the entrances from the maze connect into the rooms?

>>2557653
We hid in either the barracks or raid room. The door can be slightly ajar, but the Bosses room should be fully open so they assume we went that way. When they bass our door and enter or are close to entering, we sneak attack them.

>>2557673
This. Can we also see where they're coming from? Is there any secret entrances or traps?

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I figure it's like this?

I have no idea though.

Just spliced the diagrams

>>2557769
yes, sorry, this is correct

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>>2557684
there are no hidden doors or traps here only the hidden door in the barracks.

>>2557769
>>2557793

It'll have to work for now.
Ok so we stick at least a few Goblins into each room except the Entrance Hall, we're gonna have to put a lot of junk and stuff into that room so it becomes more hazardous for the Peasants charging in, once they go into the other rooms is when we spring the Ambush. After we got at least half of the enemy force decimated or reduced to about 40 or 50% is when we straight up charge the Hero, provided she's still distracted with trying to save her Peasant dogs from death.

Sound good lads? Or will there be needing some changes to it?

>>2557804
We have like three goblins versus who knows how many peasants and a hero. I say we all hide in the raid room and when the peasants come through we rush them.

>>2557842
you have 5 goblins and as far as you remember the only intruders left are the hero and 3 peasants

>>2557842
That works too, also remind us to recruit more enduring minions when this is all over because Goblins certainly don't last very long in combat.

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>>2557842
What if we leave the goblins in the raid room, and then we camp out in the Barracks across the hall? When the goblins are fighting the peasants and Hero, we'll catch them in a pincer from behind, and focus down the Hero.

>>2557871
Supporting

>>2557871
The only hole I can see in this plan is the potential chance for the Hero and Peasant dogs heading straight for the Barracks in some wierd ass idea that there might be goblins still asleep or still attempting to pack up and they want to hit them with their metaphorical pants down...

Besides that it's a working plan and much simpler than mine so I'm for it.

Do we have some foul goblin shit the goblins can toss at the peasants? we probably won't need much to break them, and can we hide goblins inside piles of paper from the raid room? Put some golden coins on top of a pile of paper that got a goblin inside and you have a shitty a trap right there.

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Rolled 18, 17, 10 = 45 (3d20)

>>2557653

>>2557915
Plan could work in reverse then and let the gobbos shank them from behind. We're armored so we can presumably hold them off for the 10-15 seconds it takes to get their asses in gear.

>>2558018
This is true, however I am not a big fan of getting swarmed by a fuckton of people regardless if the're peasants or not.

>>2558007
I hope that ain't for our foes.

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>>2557653

>>2557871
>>2557897
>>2557915
You quickly order your five goblins to hide in the raid room and to charge the intruders if they attack the barracks. You then take your position in the barracks, regardless of which room they choose you'll have them flanked. Once you were all settled you could hear the intruders approach, they were taking it slow one step at a time, as they moved you could hear them getting closer to your location, dammit you had wanted them to head to the goblins first but it looks like you were first.

>Wait for them to enter the barracks then ambush them.
>Hit them at the door where they can't press their numbers
>[Write in]

>>2558045
Wait for one to enter and then attack instead of waiting for them all to enter.
Unless that's the first choice then I guess I pick
>Hit them at the door where they can't press their numbers

>>2558045
>Hit them at the door where they can't press their numbers

>>2558045
>Hit them at the door where they can't press their numbers

>>2558045

>>2558057
>>2558063
>>2558080
You have to hit them at the doorway itself you couldn't let them get in here and surround you. You wait until the last moment as the approaching intruder's shadow fills the doorway, then you leapout

> I need 3 rolls of a d20

Rolled 1 (1d20)

>>2558097
TZEENTCH TAKE THE WHEEL!

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>>2558113
>P&HFW

Rolled 1 (1d20)

>>2558113
Let's not die.

Rolled 3 (1d20)

>>2558097

Rolled 1 (1d20)

>>2558126
The dice gods have other plans

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>>2558126
>>2558132
>>2558134
Bad Times are ahead guys. Say goodbye to our arms

>>2558113
>>2558126
>>2558132
*taps plays*

>>2558113
>>2558126
>>2558134
How?

P R A I S E T H E D I C E G O D S

>>2558141

I think we're McFucking dead.
Because I don't know how the QM is going to salvage this quest outside of a extreme closecall from outside help.

>>2558155
Capture, possibly?

Also 1/8000. this could have gone 7999 different ways.

>>2558161
I don't think that hero is in a merciful mood, especially after us baiting people and butchering them in front of her eyes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=09s-c2JVI40

>>2558155
Saving rolls, plot advancement maybe

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>>2558097

>>2558126
>>2558132
>>2558113
>you poor souls
As the man begins to enter you swing your halberd and it slams into the other side of the door, wood splinters fly everywhere as you break the head off of your halberd. The recoil of the strike causes you to fall backward onto your ass and the peasants and hero rush in as you scramble back onto your feet and point your shattered haft at them.

>Maybe its time to surrender, you might just live
>No stand your ground your goblins will be here any minute
>[Write In]

>>2558196
>Commit seppaku in the name of the dice gods

>>2558196
Do we have a side arm?

>>2558196
>[Write In]
Grab another weapon lying around! We're in a bloody barracks for heaven's sake.

>>2558196
What's the standard MO for captured Villains? If the're extremely merciful then surrender. If it's either kill on sight or torture and then public execution then we fight to the death because fuck that.

>>2558196
That was so sad. It was practically worth an instant death. How often do you get three critical failures?
Are there any weapons I'm this room that can replace the halberd?

Literally. This quest, so far, has had the most number of consecutive failures I've ever seen.

You know what?....this is a sign. Let's kill the goblins. This is a sign from the gods.

>>2558228
She beheaded the former commander in broad daylight, looking back. I don't think we'll get such treatment unless we luck out on being human.

>>2558238
It's why I also added on to keep fighting if the're not going to be merciful at all.

>>2558216
You have a small dagger, you use it mostly for utility but it should work

>>2558266
What are the goblins armed with? Can we kill them?

>>2558266
>>2558278
>[write in]
GRAB A WEAPON. IT IS A BARRACKS.

>Work your ass off in service to the Queen
>Don't get promoted
>Become the bitch boy of a fat Fuck and his kids
Has working for the Queen done as any good? Should we continue serving the Queen faithfully?

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>>2558196

>>2558258
>>2558285
You look around for anything to replace your halberd with as the intruders back you into a corner. There along the wall to your right a weapons rack, but if you want to reach it you're going to have to fight your way there. you wield your broken halberd in one hand and you ready your dagger to the other.
>COMBAT START
The way combat will work for this quest is that both sides will roll a 3 d20s , the averages of these rolls will be subtracted from each other and the side with the lower damage will receive what is left, modifiers will be added wholesale to damage done, or defense witch will lower any damage that hits the target.

You can see some of your opponents bonuses are obvious to eye but some are hidden or not as clear, and can be revealed through combat, experience, or intrigue.

As combat progresses and health lowers it will be come harder to fight ie:

> HP < 70% -1 to combat rolls
> HP < 50% -2 to combat rolls
> HP < 25% -3 to combat rolls
This effects both you and your enemies

[Roll 1s here boys and YOU WILL DIE and the stories POV will shift on to the next unfortunate soul in the Queen's service]

Baldur Blooddragon

>HP: 20/20
>Attack Bonuses:
>Trained + 1
>Defense Bonuses:
>Well Armored + 3
>Trained +1
>Misc. Bonuses: NONE

VS.

The Hero and Entorage

>HP: HEALTHY
>Attack Bonuses:
>Curious Sword + ?
>Peasant Helpers + 3
>Defense Bonuses:
>Armor + 1
>Peasant Helpers + 3
>Misc. Bonuses: ?

Fighting stance:
>Offensive stance: + 2 to your damage -1 to your defense
>Defensive stance: +2 to your defense -1 to your damage
>Neutral stance: +1 to damage/defense
>Move toward the weapon rack: No modifiers

Any questions ask them

>>2558495
>Move toward the weapon rack: No modifiers
Where are the goblins again?