OOC: Icy, for now I'm posting your old map again, if that's alright, and I was wondering if I could pick your brain a bit and have you make a new one with the information I posted incorporated? It'd be a huge favour.
Wardead, I'll give you that 20 day boost toward Gravity Basin, and we'll say it's because the flood happened 20 days before the start of the campaign, but unless everyone is in one large group, I'd like to avoid posts that cover more than a day of time, just because that messes up the timeline with everyone else. ((I.e. you take 20 days to go to gravity, and someone who is already in gravity posts having seen you two days ago, now you need to explain what happened in those two days, and then follow up with what they saw of you, and if you do something major, and then skip a week, then that person can't really react. You get it? It'd be like this:
Time line:
You------------------------------------------->You----------------> You-----------> You---------->You--------------->You
----------------------------------------->Them------------------------------>Them-----------------------------Them
It would just get confusing.
@Miniwally: As for the assassination, I'm all for it, and you're reasoning, but i'm jut going to point out now, as I said in the rules, they are only barely intelligent, this is likely going to be more of a slaughter than an assassination, as none of them would even think to keep an eye out for an assassin, except maybe leaf dragons.
InC:
@Wardead:
Dust has grown thick on this great mechanized contraption, as though it has not moved in years. Here and there you see great scorch marks, in some places there are holes where the heat grew to be too much and melted through the armour plating. As you stare in confusion, a rusted latch breaks, preceded by a loud crack as the cockpit slowly begins to open. Inside, you can see what appears to be a smaller metal man. Your keen eyes notice that the metal is hollow, like armour, and inside there is a skeleton, it's hands still firmly gripping handles at the end of arm rests. The great Elite Armagio armour suit has likely been here for years, left untouched by scavengers.
:@Miniwally. On your way out of the town, you are stopped by a female admirer from the guild, who gives you a quick peck on the cheek and slips a note into your hands before running off. The note reads as follows:
"Dearest Mort,
I heard you will be leaving for the Forests of Light. I'm almost jealous! I hear there lands are bright, and that they have these beautiful plants called 'flowers'. If you brought me home a bouquet, I'd be ever so grateful,
Signed,
Anastasia Nihilus."
When you look up, she is no where to be seen, likely off on a mission of her own. You've never seen these 'flowers' before, but you're fairly certain finding some won't be too hard.
