The answear for now is yes. But I am finishing the last of my midterms this week so will send the reponce latter.
Jason Heaps
Andrew Janssen wrote:
>
> Sedonia
>
> Action 1: Who ya gonna call?
>
>
> Difficulty: Base of Hard (+1)--However, since this is a strategic
> action, I'm going to take 1.5x as long to resolve it, in exchange for a
> reduction in difficulty of 1 to Normal. In other words, Jason, figure
> out how many successes you think I'd need at base difficulty, then
> multiply that number by 1.5
>
>
> Normal 0+00 =+1
>
> (+1,x,x,x,x,x,x,x,x)
>
> Subparts:
> * Clear the ruins 0
> * Protect the workers +
> * Trap the ghosts in the palace 0
> * Find out just what they're really dealing with. 0
It quickly becomes clear that clearing the ruins will take longer than
first thought. Fortunately, the ghosts largely ignore the Zelkori forced
laborers, and the Coronite priests are able to provide protective
amulets for the Sedonian work details. Also, the ghosts display a strong
tendency to target the priests, rather than the workers and soldiers.
The attempt to turn the old palace into a ghost-trap is only partially
successful: the ghosts learn to avoid it. Still, a large number are
trapped there.
Finally, the Coronites become convinced that there must be at least one
spirit several orders of magnitude more powerful than an ordinary ghost
or poltergeist in the city, but they make little progress in determining
its nature. It is obivious, however, that it is *not* a Shadowspawn or
demon.
> Action 2 & 3: Over the Mountains
> Type: Double
>
>
> Normal (+--+) +1 = +1 success
>
> Subparts:
> * Infiltrate the Trans-Casov and return safely. +
> * Gather information on the Torphani -
> * Avoid getting caught by the Torphani, tribals, or wild critters -
> * Transfer legions to the border with Torphan. +
The returning scouts bring back new maps of the Trans-Casov region, but
not as much hard intelligence. While managing to evade the Torphani,
several parties have nasty encounters with tribals and mountain bears.
Based on the behavior reported by the scouts, it is the opinion of the
Imperial Staff and the Ministry of Special Projects that the Torphani
troops in the region are patrolling a frontier. One party reports having
observed through a spyglass a clash between what appeared to be tribal
raiders heading back north and a Torphani cavalry patrol. They
backtracked the raiders to a burnt-out settlement of recent construction.
The Ministry's final assessment is that the recent Ice Demon invasion
has caused movements of internal refugees in Torphan, and the Torphani
are shifting north, away from Tavar Pass and the traditional invasion route.
The bulk of the Imperial Legions are now on the Torphani border.
> Action 4: An unusual request
Are you going to respond to this, Jason?
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