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(I know there are interesting things about to happen вЂ“ it just depends on where Steve cuts the episodes whether itвЂ™s next week or two weeks down the road.) So in the meantime, feel free to duck into our Discord channel or other social media and let us know what you think of the show. DonвЂ™t worry, I do think business picks up again next time. MaybeвЂ¦ just spitballing hereвЂ¦ someone who isnвЂ™t constantly brandishing an opposite-aligned holy symbol in their faces?ДЄnd thatвЂ™s where we leave it this week.

It may be time to put someone else on that duty. OK, the guys at the forge get along fine with him, and Snake Plissken likes us, but the rest of the residents are mostly giving us the stinkeye. Meanwhile, Thorgrim continues to have mixed results attempting to convince the townspeople the Pathfinder Society are the good guys. SoвЂ¦ itвЂ™s something good overall, but maybe still not the budget-fixer weвЂ™re looking for in the short term. Among other things, that would mean going north into Tar BaphonвЂ™s territory. ItвЂ™s a map to gold, but if itвЂ™s in Ustalav, itвЂ™s not like we can just go take a field trip and grab it. The next break came when we finished the gate and put the mason to work on fixing the well, where we found something that might be the treasure bundle we didnвЂ™t get from the dungeon. Mason remains a critical point of failureвЂ¦ though we did finally finish the rebuilding of the gate, which was the single longest mason task on the board. Now, the real benefit wouldвЂ™ve been if Nixnox could have served as a second mason, but we didnвЂ™t get that lucky. At least for a few more cycles, that might be necessary as there are carpenter requirements on multiple paths. ItвЂ™s not a HUGE game-changer вЂ“ the town does have two carpenters вЂ“ but it does mean that we can potentially tackle three carpenter projects at once. ButвЂ¦ nothing.Д«ut then work on the keep resumes and we catch a couple of breaks.ДЇirst, a little re-reading of the rules reveals that Nixnox (in particular) can use his Crafting to serve as a carpenter. As I discussed last week, we have about a 30-gold hole in the budget, and IвЂ™d been assuming the dungeon was going to hold some treasure that might close that gap. So we defeat the geckos, but surprisingly, they donвЂ™t have any loot (wellвЂ¦ I mean, thereвЂ™s ThorgrimвЂ™s tridentвЂ¦ but that doesnвЂ™t really count). Truth told I spent most of the combat Photoshopping the GEICO GeckoвЂ™s face onto the Lionel Richie вЂњDancing On the CeilingвЂќ album cover to get a cheap laugh out of our Patreon live listeners. As for me? Between weak enemies, good rolls by everyone else, and being at the tail end of the initiative order, there wasnвЂ™t really much left for me to do by the time it was my turn. (See also: Three-Ring AdventureвЂ¦ sometimes it seems like they do nothing but fight on that show.) This time around, itвЂ™s all mini-game and social interactions, but this week we have actual combat to break things up a little bit. Usually, our shows feature a bunch of combat broken up with the occasional social interaction or mini-game. Meanwhile, back in the world of this game, we have a bit of an inversion of our usual Roll For Combat dynamic. I do hope to have it done soon, but it had to push back a little further.

#Ghast ship in virtual sailor 7 manual#

Incidentally, these are also the reasons why my review of the Starfinder Starship Operations Manual isnвЂ™t ready yet. Thinking back, I notice that ChrisвЂ™s character dying in non-heroic circumstances was an alarmingly common thread. It didnвЂ™t quite come together because of the reasons I mentioned above, but it was still fun to get together on Zoom (OK, IвЂ™ll let it slide for this) and share some of the stories of those good old days. IвЂ™m not particularly mentioning it to get a free round of virtual applause, but to mention that we TRIED to put together an impromptu gaming session with my very first gaming group вЂ“ my brother (Jon) and two guys (Chris and Dmitri) that lived on the same street.

The other thing is I turned 50 this week. Swear to God, if I hear the word вЂњZoomвЂќ one more time, my eye is going to start permanently twitching like Scrat from Ice Age.

Both as someone who works in higher-ed and as the parent of a school-age kid, things have been a little extra hectic this week. IвЂ™m coming down the back end of it, but still, feel a little ragged around the edges. Just garden-variety Seasonal Snot Factory. DonвЂ™t worry, not COVID вЂ“ though it got rough enough that I took the test and everything. This is a weird week in real life, so apologies in advance if I seem a bit distracted.ДЇirst, IвЂ™ve been a little under the weather recently. Jason recaps the events from The Black Lodge Tale 6, Chapter 3: Ducker The Slayer.