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MATT: 22, yeah. My brain. I was thinking of |
unlocking. It glides past over you. The guard’s |
none the wiser. |
SAM: Okay. |
MATT: It is loaded with a single shot. |
SAM: Great. |
MATT: So you have a single-shot pistol with no |
ammunition. |
SAM: It’s loaded with a bullet, though, right? |
MATT: Yes. |
SAM: Okay, cool. Great. That’s all I care about. |
MATT: All right. With that– |
MARISHA: If you’re deserted on an island, to kill |
yourself with? |
MATT: In those final dark moments! This campaign |
goes really dark suddenly! With that, you guys |
head out past the fences, the artillery |
construction ranges, the plumes of smoke and |
steam, the dual-shelved levels of the gnomish city |
of Hupperdook, with the people, adventures that |
you met and left behind, and forge your way on |
further up the Crispvale Roadway heading towards |
the Glory Run Road, that heads north, towards |
Nogvurot and the Shadycreek Run. Heading on for |
the next better half of the day, you make a fair |
amount of travel, before the sun eventually sets |
before you can reach the crossroads. Eventually |
having to pull off to the side of the road to make |
camp for the first night there. You head off your |
general curious range there, you set up a small |
camp. Who’s taking first watch? |
LIAM: Nott and I. |
MATT: Okay. Nott and Caleb, if you wouldn’t mind |
rolling a perception check with advantage, or both |
of you roll it individually. |
SAM: You go. |
LIAM: With advantage? |
MATT: No, he rolled, and now you. |
SAM: I got a nine. |
LIAM: You got– okay. Here comes. Oh, big eight. |
MATT: All right. You guys take your first watch. |
Nothing. Though you’re not paying much attention, |
nothing seems to transpire during that first watch |
period. You finish it without issue. The second |
watch come up. Fjord goes ahead and says, “I’ll |
take it.” |
ASHLEY: I’ll join you. |
MATT: “You’ll join as well, Yasha?” |
ASHLEY: Yeah. |
MATT: All right. You guys take your second watch. |
Fjord and Yasha are currently situated there. Two |
of you are up. It’s now pushing past maybe one or |
two in the morning. The fire is burned low to |
embers at this point, and you’re both staying |
close for heat. Fjord’s sitting there looking, and |
goes, “I’m kind of proud of all this, you know?” |
ASHLEY: I am, too. I’m actually very surprised at |
the choices we’ve made. Especially the choices |
that I’ve made. |
MATT: “Yeah. A lot of these folks have surprised |
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