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MATT: I’m going to need a new iPad. This thing is |
crashing and falling apart the whole night. Great job. |
SAM: I’m going to look around for keys or |
something. Just around the room. |
MATT: All right. Make an investigation check. |
SAM: That’s a one. |
ASHLY: Oh my god. You need to use a new one. |
MARISHA: Did you just roll two ones in a row? |
MATT: Sam, we’re not making money for charity. You |
can slow your roll here, buddy. |
SAM: 826LA, guys! |
SUMALEE: Do I roll this for–? |
MATT: Yeah, to heal. |
TALIESIN: I’m going to cast Detect Magic as a |
racial trait, which apparently is a thing you can do. |
SAM: Wow. |
TALIESIN: Firbolgs are amazing. |
SAM: Any magic? |
MATT: In the immediate chamber? |
TALIESIN: Yeah. |
MATT: Focusing on this, you don’t sense any |
immediate magical auras within the chamber. |
TALIESIN: All right. How about within 30 feet. Am |
I getting a ping? |
MATT: Nothing that you can see in the immediate |
area, no. |
SUMALEE: Five. |
MATT: You watch as Kitor (rouses). One eye is |
swollen shut, the other opens a bit, and you watch |
as the swelling slowly goes away from that eye. |
It’s still purple from the outside, but the |
swelling has diminished from the healing effect of |
your spell, and he looks up. “My mate.” He looks |
down at his hands and looks out and sees that |
Asar’s been freed, and he looks out at the strange |
crew– looks towards both of you and (gasps). |
SUMALEE: It’s okay, they’re safe. They came to |
help. Can you get out? |
MATT: “Help me.” |
SUMALEE: How? Tell me. |
MATT: He stands up in the cage; his hunched form |
is crammed in by this cage that was not designed |
for his firbolg body. Nevertheless, he reaches out |
and grabs the bars where you had started. “On |
"three: one, two, three– (strains).” He’s going to |
go ahead and make a strength check with advantage. |
That’s a natural 17… and a natural 19! I love it |
when it works for the narrative! |
(laughing) |
MATT: That puts it over 20. Both of you together |
(strains), and one of the bars comes off on one |
side. He gets in quickly and puts his shoulder in |
and pushes against the other, and that bends off |
to the side, leaving just enough room for him to |
push through. It takes a minute and you’re helping |
him and grabbing his elbow, and the two of your |
together– You feel something pop in his shoulder, |
but it’s just enough to get his body to wedge out |
of the space, and he comes back out of it and |
embraces you– the other arm limply hanging at one |
side, but he takes you in his hand. He looks down |
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