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Not me, at least. James is far too wholesome for that kind of thing.
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Im rather busy RL, so im going to take it easy on the roleplaying the comming weeks.
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Thanks for your responses, Túrin and Anatomist. I know that Katie and Ernest are otherwise preoccupied and won't be joining Peter, so your responses let me know that I should continue Peter's Panama City thread on my own for now, to keep it moving forward towards a conclusion.
Also, I'd like to move the voyage forward even though we have a few loose ends in Panama City, so I'll be creating a separate Chap 5 thread to begin the Panama to Australia voyage, to start that trip while keeping open the leg of the journey in Chap 5 New York City to Panama. This will allow us to avoid confusion with time shifts and to build momentum towards Antarctica while reserving a spot for closing out some conversations and orientation elements in the previous thread. I don't really want to create yet another open thread, but I'd rather do that than have our game stagnate while waiting to finish up a few things in Panama.
I'll work on these posts today.
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Also, I'd like to move the voyage forward even though we have a few loose ends in Panama City, so I'll be creating a separate Chap 5 thread to begin the Panama to Australia voyage, to start that trip while keeping open the leg of the journey in Chap 5 New York City to Panama. This will allow us to avoid confusion with time shifts and to build momentum towards Antarctica while reserving a spot for closing out some conversations and orientation elements in the previous thread. I don't really want to create yet another open thread, but I'd rather do that than have our game stagnate while waiting to finish up a few things in Panama.
I'll work on these posts today.
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As the weather has taken a turn for the worst, every character must make CON rolls to avoid seasickness, CON is multiplied based on the severity of the weather and the displacement of the vessel. In this case moderate gales in the afternoon of the 21st and strong in the evening and the Gabrielles ~10,000 ton displacement mean a CONx5 test in the afternoon and CONx4 in the evening. You'll need to make 1d00 seasickness rolls until your character passes.
The tests are made every twelve hours, passing a test allows both normal activity and the chance to make a Sea Legs Test (1d100) using the highest of Spot Hidden or Tracking. Once you've found your Sea Legs you can ignore any non-storm weather in future.
Failing a seasickness test means that all manipulation, perception and combat tests are halved until you recover.
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The tests are made every twelve hours, passing a test allows both normal activity and the chance to make a Sea Legs Test (1d100) using the highest of Spot Hidden or Tracking. Once you've found your Sea Legs you can ignore any non-storm weather in future.
Failing a seasickness test means that all manipulation, perception and combat tests are halved until you recover.
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Seems Øyvind will do fine quick, George on the other had will be pucking a ALOT
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.CON x 5 roll (75% stat) to avoid seasickness in the afternoon (1d100=60)
.Spot Hidden roll (65% skill) to develop Sea Legs (1d100=42)
Does this mean Katie doesn't need to roll for the evening?
.Spot Hidden roll (65% skill) to develop Sea Legs (1d100=42)
Does this mean Katie doesn't need to roll for the evening?
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Øyvind's CON = 16, so his afternoon roll of 61 against 5XCON=80 is successful.Anatomist wrote:
I'll use his second roll of 22 for his Sea Legs check vs. Spot Hidden/Tracking skill=50, and that is also successful!
Øyvind has no problem!
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George's CON = 11, so his afternoon roll of 91 against 5XCON=55 is not successful.Anatomist wrote:
His evening roll of 84 vs. 4XCON=44 is also not successful.
George is not doing so well... If the storm does not let up soon, he may be incapacitated for a while.
EDIT: Phew! George did not make a successful CON roll until the evening of Sept 23rd! Unfortunately for George, he missed his next roll, checking whether he gained his sea legs. Fortunately for George, the storm ended the next morning, on September 24th... George does not have his "Sea Legs" yet and may suffer during future storms.
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Katie's afternoon roll and her Sea Legs rolls were successful!Mr. Handy wrote:CON x 5 roll (75% stat) to avoid seasickness in the afternoon (1d100=60)
Spot Hidden roll (65% skill) to develop Sea Legs (1d100=42)
Does this mean Katie doesn't need to roll for the evening?
No further rolls are needed (unless a cataclysmic storm comes some time in the future...).
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.Wade Watkins rolls
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Wade has missed both his afternoon and his evening rolls. Poor Wade.jrod wrote:Wade Watkins' rolls
EDIT: Wade missed his CON check for the morning for Sept 22nd (rolled 99 vs. needed to be less than 70), so his second roll to gain his "Sea Legs" is ignored.
He made his CON check for the evening of Sept 22nd, but missed his "Sea Legs" roll (rolled 39 vs. needed to be less than 25% Spot Hidden).
Wade will continue to have problems during the storm.
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.10 rolls for James
I don't know how you wish to interpret it, but I suppose that I make my CONx5 (71<85), then fail Sea legs (35>25), then make the CONx4 (67<68), but again fail to acquire Sea legs (35>25).
I don't know how you wish to interpret it, but I suppose that I make my CONx5 (71<85), then fail Sea legs (35>25), then make the CONx4 (67<68), but again fail to acquire Sea legs (35>25).
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You are correct in your calculations, Túrin. James made his constitution checks and thereby avoided any embarrasing "accidents", but he failed each Sea Legs check so he'll need to continue making these checks during the storm.Túrin Turambar wrote:10 rolls for James
I don't know how you wish to interpret it, but I suppose that I make my CONx5 (71<85), then fail Sea legs (35>25), then make the CONx4 (67<68), but again fail to acquire Sea legs (35>25).
EDIT: Based on your 10 die rolls, James was never actually ill during the rough seas of Sept 21 to 23, but he never gained his "Sea Legs" either. He will have to continue to make CON Checks during future storms.
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.CON rolls vs. Sickness (CON=14) CONX5=70 ; CONX4=56 (1d100=29, 1d100=48) - Father Rucker Pass both roll.
.Spot Hidden roll to find Rucker's Sea Legs (80%) (1d100=30) - Pass.
.Spot Hidden roll to find Rucker's Sea Legs (80%) (1d100=30) - Pass.
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Father Rucker has indeed found his Sea Legs! Well done!royya wrote:CON rolls vs. Sickness (CON=14) CONX5=70 ; CONX4=56 (1d100=29, 1d100=48) - Father Rucker Pass both roll.
Spot Hidden roll to find Rucker's Sea Legs (80%) (1d100=30) - Pass.
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Very good, Seon! Ernest is doing well during the tempest.
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So here is a summary of the status of our team as of the evening of September 21st:
Raknes, Øyvind (Male Dogsled Driver) - Played by Anatomist - SUCCESS! Has his sea legs.
Barrow, George (Male Scientist) - Played by Anatomist - Seasick on Sept 21; needs to re-roll for Sept 22nd and 23rd
Rucker, Father P. J. (Male Priest/Scientist) - Played by Royya - SUCCESS! Has his sea legs.
Roosevelt, Ernest (Male Writer/Explorer) - Played by Seon - SUCCESS! Has his sea legs.
Wright, Katie (Female Pilot) - Played by Mr. Handy - SUCCESS! Has her sea legs.
LeBlanc, Martin Louis (Male Photojournalist) - Played by BenTheRat - If no response by tomorrow from BenTheRat, Job to roll for Martin
Watkins, Wade (Male Physician) - Played by Jrod - Seasick on Sept 21; needs to re-roll for Sept 22nd and 23rd
Bardier, Camille Claud (Female Pilot) - Played by Taokan - If no response from Taokan by tomorrow, Job to roll for Camille
Poole, James R. (Male Cartographer/Surveyor and climbing expert) - Played by Túrin Turambar - Not seasick on Sept 21, but does not yet have Sea Legs; needs to re-roll for Sept 22nd and 23rd
For those who must re-roll for Sept 22nd and 23rd, please roll (8) d100's.
Raknes, Øyvind (Male Dogsled Driver) - Played by Anatomist - SUCCESS! Has his sea legs.
Barrow, George (Male Scientist) - Played by Anatomist - Seasick on Sept 21; needs to re-roll for Sept 22nd and 23rd
Rucker, Father P. J. (Male Priest/Scientist) - Played by Royya - SUCCESS! Has his sea legs.
Roosevelt, Ernest (Male Writer/Explorer) - Played by Seon - SUCCESS! Has his sea legs.
Wright, Katie (Female Pilot) - Played by Mr. Handy - SUCCESS! Has her sea legs.
LeBlanc, Martin Louis (Male Photojournalist) - Played by BenTheRat - If no response by tomorrow from BenTheRat, Job to roll for Martin
Watkins, Wade (Male Physician) - Played by Jrod - Seasick on Sept 21; needs to re-roll for Sept 22nd and 23rd
Bardier, Camille Claud (Female Pilot) - Played by Taokan - If no response from Taokan by tomorrow, Job to roll for Camille
Poole, James R. (Male Cartographer/Surveyor and climbing expert) - Played by Túrin Turambar - Not seasick on Sept 21, but does not yet have Sea Legs; needs to re-roll for Sept 22nd and 23rd
For those who must re-roll for Sept 22nd and 23rd, please roll (8) d100's.
- Roll 1 = constitution roll for Sept 22nd a.m.
- Roll 2 = Sea Legs roll for Sept 22nd a.m.
- Roll 3 = constitution roll for Sept 22nd p.m.
- Roll 4 = Sea Legs roll ofr Sept 22nd p.m.
- Roll 5 = Constitution roll for Sept 23rd a.m.
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Martin valiantly held his own during the storm, and even managed to gain his Sea Legs! Here's a link to Martin's die rolls versus CONX5=80 and SpotHidden=50.
Martin easily made his Constitution check in the afternoon of Sept 21, and then made his Sea Legs check by the slimmest of margins (a roll of 50 against a Spot Hidden skill of 50), but he made it!
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Martin easily made his Constitution check in the afternoon of Sept 21, and then made his Sea Legs check by the slimmest of margins (a roll of 50 against a Spot Hidden skill of 50), but he made it!
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Camille gained her Sea Legs! Here's a link to her die rolls versus her CONX5=75 and SpotHidden=25.
Darn! I was hoping for a few messes in the latrines...
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Darn! I was hoping for a few messes in the latrines...
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