First Adventure 01.3: Gwydo, Kolson, Rory, Caladrius

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Caladrius wrote:Awareness check, I want to know who else is waiting, and if there is a receptionist. If there is a receptionist, I want to talk to them to see f i can get an audience faster.

I would roll, but I cant even remember what too roll? 1d20?
if Gwydo (Team lead) doesnt respond in the next hour, I will roll if thats cool with the party?

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Caladrius wrote:Caladrius approaches the young-looking Orc boy and in Orcish
In Orcish

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Caladrius wrote:Caladrius wispers to Gwydo "The Political system at its best; the boy is not going to make this easy. You can attempt to persuade him or bluff, I will look for alternate means to gain audience."

Caladrius walks over to the first person in line and strikes up a conversation.

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Archengeia wrote:

Caladrius wrote:Caladrius wispers to Gwydo "The Political system at its best; the boy is not going to make this easy. You can attempt to persuade him or bluff, I will look for alternate means to gain audience."

Caladrius walks over to the first person in line and strikes up a conversation.

The man, a terribly bored looking Ogre, blinks up at you with sleepy eyes. "Good luck getting in to see him... I been here for two nights so far." He yawns, stretching one massive arm out. "All I want to talk to him about is getting me a permit for dealing in weapons and armor, got a sweet deal with a Lugian blacksmith who's set up shop in town. He makes, I sells... win win." He scowls. "Except for the 3 day wait."

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Caladrius wrote:Caladrius talks to the Ogre.
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Rory Vallon wrote:A little flustered at the lack of response to his impatient words, Rory decides to make his own attempt. After thinking long and hard enough to form an adequate initial inquiry in his mind, he approaches the Orc boy. First, he glances around for any possible guards, or other eyes and ears of the law, and at the door, to get a rough estimate of its sturdiness against the force of his foot(and failing that, a body slam with a running start).

"Excuse me," he begins somewhat cordially, "I know your day might be off to a rough start, but we, "he gestures to his team, "are in the business of killing things; things that are, shall we say, lowering the standard of living around here. The sooner we kill these things, the sooner the problems these things cause go away. Fewer problems, fewer paperwork, and everyone's lives run a little smoother. That and me and my partners get paid. Now if you agree with that, you ough to let us though yesterday."

During the entire time he speaks, Rory makes it a point to speak above the little Orc any time he attempts to interject, and to raise his voice louder, forcing the boy to quit or risk a shouting match.

[spoiler]Not intended as intimidation or bluff, but to give the boy a sense of urgency/the bigger scope of things. I'd also like to make sure there aren't any potential law enforcement before I try either. If all else fails, I'd like to know the consequences of busting through the entrance to the mayor's audience hall, if my character has that knowledge.

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Archengeia wrote:

Rory Vallon wrote:A little flustered at the lack of response to his impatient words, Rory decides to make his own attempt. After thinking long and hard enough to form an adequate initial inquiry in his mind, he approaches the Orc boy. First, he glances around for any possible guards, or other eyes and ears of the law, and at the door, to get a rough estimate of its sturdiness against the force of his foot(and failing that, a body slam with a running start).

"Excuse me," he begins somewhat cordially, "I know your day might be off to a rough start, but we, "he gestures to his team, "are in the business of killing things; things that are, shall we say, lowering the standard of living around here. The sooner we kill these things, the sooner the problems these things cause go away. Fewer problems, fewer paperwork, and everyone's lives run a little smoother. That and me and my partners get paid. Now if you agree with that, you ough to let us though yesterday."

During the entire time he speaks, Rory makes it a point to speak above the little Orc any time he attempts to interject, and to raise his voice louder, forcing the boy to quit or risk a shouting match.

[spoiler]Not intended as intimidation or bluff, but to give the boy a sense of urgency/the bigger scope of things. I'd also like to make sure there aren't any potential law enforcement before I try either. If all else fails, I'd like to know the consequences of busting through the entrance to the mayor's audience hall, if my character has that knowledge.

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Gwydo wrote:Striding confidently up to the mayor's office door, Gwydo slams his balled up fist onto the surface three times. The thunder of his knock reverberating throughout the hallway.
"LORD MAYOR, YOU ARE FAILING YOUR CITY!" Gwydo bellowed to the door, hoping the Mayor and his council would be able to hear him on the other side.
"BY THE HOLY TENEMENTS OF LIFE AND FOR THE SALVATION OF YOUR CITY, WE DEMAND AN AUDIENCE IMMEDIATELY!"

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Kolson Wezrae wrote:Any chance I can ask him what he thinks about Oakheart? If so, I'll roll a Diplomacy check on the off chance he might cough up something.

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