Thread: [DnD 5e] Welcome to Ixalan

Taking the spear Brask eyed the aquatic elf for a moment his yellow eyes traveling over her legs, before simply shaking his head. It won't make a sound under water, but it's loud enough to alert the entire crew rather than me having to scream about. You would have to surface, but we would be able to better hear you. When she dove down he simply got to the job of minding the rope. Under the water it's a different world, the boat is currently tredding shallows, and while you can't see the bottom from where you start, you can see all around you. The fish in these waters are small, non predatory creatures like tuna or Salmon that flock in schools around coral, there are however pillars of jetting rock. that do not puncture the surface, you are pretty sure that these were the primary concern of the captain. Yurf seems to laugh at her comment about being sexy. I can see it lass. He said shrugging slightly, the three men looked to one another for a moment when she asked where they had served last. The other two men simply shrugged. We're part of Brask's crew. We kind of just go where he does, and the admiral has had us doing the ferry thing for a few months now, thankfully that's about to stop. Yurf on the other hand gave a shrug. I'm not really in the work force, I just do this for a living. Yurf gestured at the table and the chips falling where they were, the cards folded and the pot went to Kati. I prefer my work not to tie me down to a single ship, and I have some business I need to do in the landing so I'm a traveler same as you, just wanting to avoid the legionaries. As the pot went to Kati Yurf blinked for a moment. Double or nothing! He called out putting forward his next bid. Gram Gram had to re-evaluate her assessment of the woman with the short bow. Coming to the conclusion that yes she was correct, the young lady would be fine. This isn't so much about the port, it's about the people on the mainland. Galt's is open to all kinds, we can't exactly turn away business ventures at the moment after all. Near the back of the open air deck of the ship, close enough for all of you to hear, their is a rather loud comotion as a sailor exits from the cabin, holding his hand, and screaming loudly. It bit me! He said applying pressure to his hand which was wounded, and bleeding profusely. Why did you leave your post? You're supposed to be guarding the admirals cargo. Yeah but some kid just bit me and ran off. Look the little rat took my finger clean off! First he's crying all pathetically and then he just bites me! Gram Gram just looked at the two who had offered their help. DM notes ChrisGabriel Though their is a considerable amount of fog above the water, the sea where you are counts as low light. You have your full vision of 60 feet, but can not see above the water more than 10 feet due to the fog, making it difficult for you to read the surface of the water. Roll perception. RPG Girl You win 300 gold pieces with your first hand. 1d6x100300 Gamble roll to beat 75. Also you can roll insight on Yurf. Tenshi Sorry for some reason I had it in my head that Rangers used Arcane, but you are correct Rangers use the force of nature as does a druid, so the 'locals' would not see a problem with your magic. Star Siren You're roll is currently too low to know exactly how she pulled you out of a crowd to pinpoint what you are, but you get the feeling that her warning comes from personal experience rather than any prejudiced against magic.