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By order of That Guy Who Pays Your Salary, all peasants are required to move into the fort until further notice. Any fieldwork must be done in groups of at least three, and weapons must be carried at all times. Any person who does not own a weapon can take his pick from the armory.

The wood men have begun abducting families again, and in greater numbers then ever. Something must, and /will/ be done, but until such time, these precautions are necessary.

There is also an open call - we will be attempting to raise an army. No peasants are required to join, but if you want to feel safe again, and make a home on the land that is now yours by right, we will arm you.

That is all.

It was clarified last session that Florentine's two attacks must be against the same opponent - I had some questions about that, and about dual wielding in general.

(I have compiled all the relevant rules here for convenience)

First, I'm assuming that's a result of two-weapon fighting's two attacks as being against the same opponent; however, that's not actually specified in the rules for two-weapon fighting - as written, you could technically target two opponents, and abandon the target with the lower attack roll, though it wouldn't actually benefit you in any way to do so. You might want to fix that,

Session 66 - JOOSE MEH

Shadow (R6), Hwindafildur (F6), Tordrog (F4), Loki (C1), Lakine (R1)

Went into the Forest of Eclipse; missed Charlie, but encountered some Snoozin' Ivy.

• Snoozin' Ivy: vine wrapped around skeleton. Save vs. Spells on hit or become drowsy. 2nd failure reduces move speed. 3rd failure - sleep, probably?

Unknown if they're technically undead, our cleric was too busy running to attempt to turn or smite.

After that we continued on our way East, hoping to find the footpath that lead to the Covenant's village. As we made our way in that direction, our night watch Lakine was spooked by a Tawny Owl - she netted the

To be clear, as I currently understand it, the penalty for shooting/throwing into melee is as follows:

Of all the same-sized characters currently involved in melee with (or within range of) your target, you have an equal chance of targeting any of them, your allies included. (The odds are skewed to be more likely to hit larger creatures.) The actual target of your ranged attack roll is randomly selected from among those targets, all your archery bonuses included.

My complaint is as follows:

If both characters are in concealment, not being able to tell who you're shooting at makes sense. But in the open, in full lighting conditions, and not locked in a grapple? "Pick a random target" is n

The king promised us all the land from our castle to the river uinac. Ripe for settling, fishing, farming, etc - and yet the land lies still and silent, nary a hoe or net to be seen. Our target is to make the castle self-sufficient by extracting tax or other value from the surrounding land, but how do we do that?

Well, one possible solution is robots - Xorn is working on a golemancy spell that, with a significant overhead, could possibly result in enough profits to keep the castle afloat. However, this could possibly get us all burnt at the stake.

The more traditional answer would be to have humans farm