Thu Mar 14 2024 10:14:03 GMT-0600 (Mountain Daylight Time)
Rolling line 1 : 1d20 + 3 to total : 12, + 3, TOTAL: 15
Whitey wrote:Survival:
Thu Mar 14 2024 10:09:46 GMT-0600 (Mountain Daylight Time)
Rolling line 1 : 1d20 + 3 to total : 14, + 3, TOTAL: 17
As he works to capture one of the bugs, Grunk will try to coax it using Speech of Beast and Leaf:
“It is dangerous for you here now, but I can keep you safe in this small hive. We will admire your strength and vigor and your beautiful wing patterns. I promise to free you to join your brothers and sisters when it is safe again. “
Charisma with Advantage:
Thu Mar 14 2024 10:13:28 GMT-0600 (Mountain Daylight Time)
Rolling line 1 : 1d20 + 0 to total : 10, TOTAL: 10
Thu Mar 14 2024 10:13:28 GMT-0600 (Mountain Daylight Time)
Rolling line 1 : 1d20 + 0 to total : 20, TOTAL: 20
Ha! Get in the box, bug!
navyik wrote:Tessie looks in the Marshal’s eyes and checks his pulse. “Hey he doesn’t look so good…”
Science with disadvantage
Rolling "1d20 +6" 2 times
1: 9 + 6 = 15
2: 4 + 6 = 10
“Hey is there a doctor around?!”
Siri helps him to the ground.
whit10 wrote:Ivar pulls a small knife and asks "how much blood do you need?" While he might look rather intimidating with this act, he keeps a broad smile on his face.
whit10 wrote:Ivar will sit and comply
Whitey wrote:Sorry guys, was traveling all week, should have posted that.
Grunk is waiting in the results of his Detect Magic spell, but unless something goofy happens with that, he’ll happily submit for testing and offer up Us for a sample extraction.
Whitey wrote:“It is a simple creature, doctor. It only knows to follow its basest instincts. It seeks safety and camaraderie, just as we all do.”
Whitey wrote:“If you’ve completed your administrations to the creature, Doctor, I do have to keep my word to release it back to the wild.”
Whitey wrote:“If you’ve completed your administrations to the creature, Doctor, I do have to keep my word to release it back to the wild.”
Whitey wrote:“I’m afraid I can’t do that Doctor. As I said before, I’ve given my word. Gather what you can from the remains of its brethren and make the most of the sample you’ve obtained. I have faith you can be very resourceful when circumstances demand it.” Grunk turns to Tessie “Too right friend. This creature deserves our respect and fair treatment, but not at the expense of the townsfolk’s well-being.” Grunk will make his way to the same edge of town that the brood departed and prepare to release Us. “As promised friend, you may be on your way now. If there is space in your heart to spare this town from your hunger in the future, I hope you and your kin will do so.”
Grunk cracks open the crate and take a few long strides back to give Us space to take off. He raises his staff and prepares to defend himself if needed…
navyik wrote:“Ya know Grunk, it’s good letting the little fella go, but shouldn’t we find out more about whether this was, well, unnatural ?”
Whitey wrote:Grunk will poke around a bit:
Nature:
Thu Mar 28 2024 15:17:13 GMT-0600 (Mountain Daylight Time)
Rolling line 1 : 1d20 + 5 to total : 14, + 5, TOTAL: 19
whit10 wrote:Hello good lady, might you be the one that followed me to town in the form of a bird?
whit10 wrote:Thank you! Do you have any ideas about what happened with the bugs?
navyik wrote:Tessie works very hard to keep a straight face after Grunk’s question. I’ll show her something abnormally large, he thinks to himself.
Whitey wrote:Grunk thinks back to the prank he played on the cowboy earlier in the day and how unexpectedly oversized those bugs were. “Ma’am? Have you seen anything else abnormally sized lately? Could it be these enchanted waters making their way through the ground and misting in the air?”
Chris wrote:
Dr. Kind perks up, "Understandable, but I will need more samples, especially if the work ends up going in a vaccination direction. I will gladly pay for samples and information. I absolutely need to study a living subject at length and observe its lifecycle. I can probably dissect some of the corpses but most barely recognizable. I need more bodily fluids. The location of their nest or hive would be very valuable. Say... maybe you could release your... pet.... and track it home? Perhaps the Mayor would also reward such efforts."
Chris wrote:Whitey wrote:“I’m afraid I can’t do that Doctor. As I said before, I’ve given my word. Gather what you can from the remains of its brethren and make the most of the sample you’ve obtained. I have faith you can be very resourceful when circumstances demand it.” Grunk turns to Tessie “Too right friend. This creature deserves our respect and fair treatment, but not at the expense of the townsfolk’s well-being.” Grunk will make his way to the same edge of town that the brood departed and prepare to release Us. “As promised friend, you may be on your way now. If there is space in your heart to spare this town from your hunger in the future, I hope you and your kin will do so.”
Grunk cracks open the crate and take a few long strides back to give Us space to take off. He raises his staff and prepares to defend himself if needed…
Dr. Kind makes a disappointed sigh, "Well, if you happen to come across anything, I will pay, just the same."
Whitey wrote:Grunk’s not particularly motivated by the pursuit of coin, but his curiosity is starting to get the best of him. He’ll go find the Doctor.
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