USH'S STAR WARS GAME- LIGHT SIDE INTERLUDE- The Warlord of Droben

Kiu certainly does! In which case, by studying the crowd, he can pick out which if them are getting respect from others, and so are in positions of authority.

"Ok, NOW will you listen to me? If No-one else wants to get hurt, I suggest you do what I'm asking. I need someone who knows how to shut down the Laser defences."

Do you want to make an Intimidation roll, Roan?

Ok...I'm veeeery confused.

uhh sure...
but seeing as we all speed in there and took out the guards with-in likie 5 seconds, I think i've got a pretty good chance.

(Well, with four droidekas in the room, I don't really want to start a fist fight anymore, Xeth. )

As the group casually enters the lobby, Andro sees the Droidekas, and lets out a low whistle. He whispers to Xeth.
"How do you want to do this?"

(I sense that this one requires a little more finesse than the other team's room. frusty )

(Andro must have fair senses, then...)

Are the droidekas very observant? Would they be the ones to say anything if Vlad was trying to work on that panel and was caught?

*runs off to find Kiu's character sheet to see what else he can do*

yea we did good Sunda was most impressive

Originally posted by Tptmanno1
uhh sure...
but seeing as we all speed in there and took out the guards with-in likie 5 seconds, I think i've got a pretty good chance.

Of scaring them, yes. But of having control of the situation? No. A bad intimidation roll means you scare them into doing something stupid, not doing what you want, or that you don't scare them out of the capacity of logical thought, which is also a problem. You aren't really the threatening kind.

It's the same way anyone can lie, but only a good Lying roll makes it not obvious; anyone with a weapon can scare, but only a good intimidation roll makes that useful.

Your roll is evens... which unfortunately is not good enough.

"We surrender," one of them says- having clocked you as Jedi.

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You don't think the access point itself is within sight of the droidekas, though the way in is; certainly any major disturbance would catch their attention. They are not super-sensing droids of doom, but way more aware than, say, a battle droid.

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Is no-one going to help Vlad? Vlad, you are up near the Control Centre with Xeth and the other Renegades, and Andro. They need you to get to a network access point to seal off the route to the Warlord's ship, so he can;t escape when you make your assault on his control centre. It has to be you that does it, a. because you have the Fix-it score to hacxk the system and b. because you have the information about which ship is his.

However, lacking Intrusion, you cannot sneak into the adjunct where the access point is, so they are trying to think of how to get you in there.

Meanwhile the OTHER group is doing the stuff in the Defence room- never mind them for now.

Hey, we're trying! Can Xeth Pick the lock, and I can accompany Vlad inside to subdue any resistance?

"Good sit down all of you, hands on top of your head"

Well, they'll do that.

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Actually, looks like the way in isn't locked, Andro. It's a small corrdior that leads to a netowrk maintenance point.

How about we have Xeth steal one of the authority guys card, since we know who has authroity and who doesn't.

Intrusion to pickpocket.

But getting in isn't hard. Buggering around with the systems without anyone noticing is.

Since no one in our group has persuade, were screwed.

I doubt that!

I'll go with vlad. Just because I can fight unnarmed.

Ok, then I just need a plan!

Well, Xeth wants to snatch an ID card, and hopefully do well on that Intrusion roll for that.

Then, couldn't we just tell them that we're authorized, flash the card, when we're working?

"Ok who knows how to work the defences? I need then shut down, and you want to help me" *hand wave and such*
Could I go for the persuade roll?