USH'S STAR WARS GAME- CAMPAIGN II, EPISODE I (DARK SIDE)- New Order

Doesn';t mean we didn't walk to get to were we are! 😛

The sewers aren't teleporters - or they'd have teleporting toilets... And that would make the world more interesting!

Shoving people's heads down toilets gets a whole new meaning...

Hmm, big load of no Rah-i-ness...

Well, ok, time for the rest of you to move on- because you do hear an explosion a little while afetrwards. What exactly happens there we won't know until Rah comes and plays that bit, but something does go off! So you guys can go for it.

Nume quickly climbs out of the sewers and assesses his surroundings.

Galder follows, hand on his lightsaber, his synthetic arm prepped to fire his wrist blaster.

(sorry, I've been a bit distracted lately...)

"Doon, heads up! Piglets on the way" Rah warns before concealing himself.
As the Osokans come into sabre range he waits until they're just past him. He then before rolls out and attacks low at both their legs with his sabre.

Takuan follows the two, in assessing the surroundings.

(okay.quick question 😛....i got the decoy part for the first team...but can someone resume OUR team's plan in a couple of sentences? 😄 just to make sure i got it right)

Well, are the sneaky team heading to the place Galder said? 'cos it is Intrusion rolls if you are.

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An Intrusion roll of your own to prepare that ambush safely, Rah. That will then be compared against their Observation scores of 9. You roll +1 for an 11; they roll +1 for a 10. Close! But no cigar.

Rah: 12/26 (16)/12

Osokan Hunter: 0/5
Osokan Hunter: 0/5

The Osokans lose six frames from surprise. Furthermore, your first blow is one your targets does not get their passive dodge against, making your difficulty to hit zero, Rah (though still at -2 to hit for attacking two targets).

Rah, you roll +2 and -1, for final totals of 12 and 9... which are hits by 12 and 9! 30 damage to one, and 27 to the other.

Rah: 12/26 (16)/9

Osokan Hunter: 30/5
Osokan Hunter: 27/5

Your blow again, Rah, though they will actually try and defend themselves now.

I reckon we should be heading to the loading area... Although it may be guarded heavily - Ush, presumably the sewers head under the docks?

Rah whirls his sabre staff and then to keep the surprise going he Combat pushes one osokan and launches himself at the others head getting in close to make it difficult for the pig to use its whip.

Dodge as necessary.

Under the starport, Tanic? Takuan can answer that as he tried already- there are no accessible entrances there he could find.

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Just a note, Rah- Combat Push bugger all good except against basic mooks, as it does almost no damage. Care to switch?

Nume quickly and quietly as he can makes his way to the conveyor belts that Takuan left by, following Takuan's directions to the spot with hand on lightsaber.

He puts a finger to his mouth to indicate not a word was to be spoken.

Sneaking's not going to work...because as you guys obviously didn't notice (and I didn't either until now when Ush mentioned it to me) is that no one in the starport group but Rianna has Intrusion. How the hell can everyone make Intrusion rolls if they DON'T HAVE IT?

This is indeed a size 10 flaw in your 'sneak into the hangars during the distraction' plan. You can't sneak. Sneaking is in fact a valuable skill and those of you who can do it need to be prized as such.

Stupid Darkies...

Ok, you do realise those streets are going to be full of Osokans heading towards that bang?

Should we wait until there are less directly near us?

I've already had some questions about them, so here are the plans...

We get into the place through the conveyor belts, shut off then destroy transmitters so that we cannot be tracked immediately, get the ships into a position to take off, then take off.

The distraction is a short-lived affair, Rand. Wait and it's effect will be greatly diminished.

Then we should take all due speed?

Then this will be a chase, not an unopposed walk in... ok with that?

Yeah.

(that was at Rex...)