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LIAM: Natural 20? I don’t want to hear it! |
TALIESIN: Natural 19. 21. |
SAM: 13 total. |
MARISHA: 18. |
LIAM: Eight. |
ASHLY: Oh no! |
MATT: Caleb, you take a point of exhaustion. The |
rest of you do not. |
LIAM: Sweet, this is my first. What happens to me? |
Do I die on the spot? |
MARISHA: Disadvantage on your checks. |
MATT: On ability checks, that’s all. |
TALIESIN: And you’re hangry. |
LIAM: That’s my secret, Taliesin. I’m always |
hangry. |
MATT: As the sky grows dark, the still gray clouds |
that have taken the sky overhead, the temperature |
is dropping significantly. It looks like it’s |
going to be a particularly cold night. Do you wish |
to continue pushing on? |
MARISHA: Along the way, do we see anything that |
looks like a good alcove or somewhere that would |
be nice? |
MATT: Make a perception check. |
MARISHA: Which we have advantage on, right? |
LIAM: Eight hours, and you said the eight hours |
was–? |
MATT: You’ve push now past hour nine, so you |
cannot have advantage. |
MARISHA: A six and– oh, no advantage? I’ll take |
that six with my add perception of three, so nine. |
MATT: Nine. |
MARISHA: Nein. |
MATT: Best you can find looking around, there are |
a few small boulders or pieces of natural rock |
formations that have pushed up out of the local |
hills, as you are moving through this more hilly |
area of the northern valley, but there’s no |
alcoves or caves that you’re catching a vision of |
that would give you safe and out of the public |
eye. |
TALIESIN: Does it look like if we push a little |
bit further, there’s any change in terrain? |
MATT: There’s only one way to find out. |
TALIESIN: Even in far distance? |
MATT: You can travel for another hour. |
LIAM: Yeah, there’s a way to do that. |
TALIESIN: Want to do one more hour and call it? |
ASHLY: Or Owl Boy. |
MARISHA: He’s hangry. |
LIAM: We could push it, too. I’m good. |
TALIESIN: Let’s send the owl. |
LIAM: Okay. Five minute little fly-ahead? |
MATT: Okay. Make a perception check. |
LIAM: I hold on to my horse and stop hearing |
everybody. Disadvantage? |
MATT: It’s the owl, technically, not him. |
LIAM: It’s terrible. It’s perception, was that |
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