Cat should actually be on the initiative count at 23, just behind Eli.
And I guess nothing meaningful on the Well-Informed check of 27?
pathfinderq1 wrote: ↑Wed Jun 26, 2019 1:36 pm
Cat McKenzie
HP: 2; LP: 1; Condition: Normal
Cat didn't say a word, but she stepped just a pace to one side and slid her sunglasses back into place. 'I wonder which one of them makes people spontaneously combust?' she thought to herself.
Gladitori doesn`t ring any bells, but Morituri on the other hand... to recognize Landseman by name drop would have been a DC 30-35
Thorpocalypse wrote: ↑Sun Oct 07, 2018 6:01 pm
Building to be comics "accurate" is different than building to run a PC or building something to challenge a group.
Thank you - Montreal Comicon this past weekend. totally geeked out.
Thankfully I'm not one of my buds who put down a thousand $$ in merch... I did get myself a Quantum Suit hoodie though... posting IC soon.
Thorpocalypse wrote: ↑Sun Oct 07, 2018 6:01 pm
Building to be comics "accurate" is different than building to run a PC or building something to challenge a group.
I was on vacation too. It was really pretty great from Saturday until Tuesday mid-afternoon- significantly less great for the rest of the week (and the ongoing future, timeframe TBD).
Last Tuesday's hike was both- really fun going up the mountain (even if we didn't make it to the summit, we made it MOST of the way up Vermont's highest peak), not so much fun coming back down.
Spouse took a bit of a tumble, ended up with what seems to be a Grade 2 sprain of the MCL. The trip down SHOULD have taken about 2.5 hours, but ended up taking more than 5, in a mix of slow limping and sliding in pretty rough terrain. Not QUITE bad enough to give up and test the local rescue squad, but a very long, frustrating haul.
One ripped and muddied set of pants, a trip to the walk-in clinic (not treated because insurance shenanigans), one midnight trip to the nearest (but not really near) emergency room and then several days of enforced light rest watching bad TV in the hotel.
And now back home, with a week-long wait for an appointment with an orthopedist. And an awful lot more work for me around the house to make up for a certain someone's very limited mobility. As well as collateral stress and worries about long-term prognosis and coping.