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| Subject: Sartosa 4: Dark Waters (Flame On campaign - summer 2009) Fri 3 Jul 2009 - 15:05 | |
| Click on the map for the "interactive" version! Sartosa 4: Dark WatersLife on Sartosa is starting to get back to normal; many of the pirates who had fled to the small islands around the coast of the Southern Sea, Black Gulf and the Gulf of Sufaga have returned and the business of plunder has returned. The pirates are preying on passing shipping once more, the inns and taverns are full of drunks celebrating successful cruises (or commiserating unsuccessful ones!) and the harbour towns are being rebuilt. But everything is not quite as it was; the island is under a darker ruler than in years gone by. The current Pirate King is rumoured to be a mere puppet of a Daemon Prince, a hollow shell of a man who rarely appears in public but rules with an iron fist. The worship of the Dark Gods, once forbidden under Sartosa law on pain of death, while not common-place seems to be grudgingly accepted by the more pragmatic of the Buccaneers. Small, secretive, sects have appeared in most of the island’s port towns, often under harmless-sounding names but clearly not following Empire or Bretonnian strictures. The shattering explosion of the chaos-infused herdstone of immense size, known as the Bloodfane, two years ago caused untold mayhem on land and at sea. Showers of corrupted rock fell across the island, mostly in the east. Earthquakes and landslides opened a great canyon across the eastern peninsular of Sartosa and cutting Vercuso off from the mainland. The volcanic Mount Ertinia erupted for the third time in living memory. Many sailors reported that the ocean floor was rent and cracked in many places, releasing poisonous fumes to rise bubbling through the waters. In the past two years tales of sea monsters have been more and more common in the taverns and inns around the coast and most lay the blame for the increased size and aggression of these beasties squarely at the foot of the Daemon Prince Nethrag and his nefarious schemes. Rackham’s treasureLike most of the world the island of Sartosa was, in ancient times, in the dominion of the Old Ones – long before even the legions of Khemri became cursed with undeath. Occasional traces of this long-gone time can be found in the overgrown ruins, deep in the jungle of the interior: crumbling stone temples, toppled pillars and broken statues entwined with vines and creepers litter the island but they are rarely seen. About a month ago a party of treasure hunters and grave robbers made an expedition into one such temple and only one man returned. This in itself was not unusual, nor was the madness the lone survivor was clearly suffering, since many bands of pirates turn on each other when given half a chance and ancient treasures always come with ancient curses. What was unusual was what he did with his cursed treasure. The man was called One-eyed Rackham and the treasure was a heavy golden disk, about a foot across and covered with engraved symbols and pictograms. After the usual ranting and raving Rackham took the disk to a blacksmith’s and had it broken into pieces. Then he handed the fragments to any ship’s captain who said they were about to leave the island, with instructions that the trinkets should be dropped into the sea as soon as their ship was clear of Sartosa. Whether the pirate captains took any notice of the ravings of this madman is open to debate, but it seems unlikely a pirate would willingly throw gold into the sea. Word of this strange tale soon spread around the island, though no one seemed to agree on who the captains entrusted with the gold fragments actually were. Suddenly the “nonsense” that Rackham was spouting on his appearance from the jungle became of increased interest and any who heard it found they could dine out on recalling his words. Eventually the scraps of the story were gathered together and it became clear that the golden disk was not the treasure itself, but “The Key” to finding a greater treasure, hidden in a temple of the Old Ones that no one even knew existed. Only if the fragments of The Key could be re-assembled could the location of the ancient loot be discovered! The hunt is on – the fragments of The Key must be located and reunited, its clues deciphered and the treasures of the Old Ones found. So set sail, me hearties! Fortune and glory await; fortune and glory!
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| Subject: Re: Sartosa 4: Dark Waters (Flame On campaign - summer 2009) Fri 3 Jul 2009 - 15:06 | |
| The FactionsThe Brethren of the SeaThe pirates of Sartosa: a swashbuckling confederation of scurvy sea-dogs. WarbossKurgan walkingginger Dazza spider_mat
The Sufaga SwordwindRaiders from the north; an evil band and no mistake, they are probably worshipers of the dark gods. Andy mike Jeridian Ironbark Mike Mee
The Black Gulf CorsairsA mysterious and secretive coalition – it is not yet clear what their plans are or where their allegiances lay. Nethrag Davespaceman Grotsmeg Godfather Viktor Jimmy
The Naval AllianceA greedy bunch of merchant-adventurers, privateers and imperialists; they claim to be bringing peace to the region, but they seem more interested in profit. zelophahad Blessed Knight zoglug The Beanbag
Unclaimed LocationsRipe for plunder! OverviewThe campaign will run from Saturday 1st August 2009 for about 12 weeks. You can play as many games as you want in this period: Mordheim, Warhammer (including Skirmish, Warbands, Naval and Siege games) and even Warmaster (if anyone plays it!) games are all appropriate. You must pick one of the four factions to fight for, for the duration of the campaign. To take part find an opponent (preferably one in a different faction!), choose a location on Sartosa to battle over, play a game, let me know the result (Win, Loss or Draw) and write a bit of fluff. Players earn 5 Campaign Points for winning a game, 3 for a draw and 1 for a loss. At the end of each campaign turn the faction with the most Campaign Points in a location will win control of that location. The faction that controls the most locations at the end of the campaign is generally considered the winner, but there is an extra twist this year. One location is worth more than the others but which one it is will have to be discovered through solving a puzzle (see The Key below). NB: Vercuso is only controlled results of the Mordheim sub-campaign at the Mill. Campaign Points earned from any other games cannot be spent on controlling this port town. Each week there will be a Campaign News update, along with maps, graphs and charts to record the ebb and flow of the campaign results. The KeyAlong with the attempts of each faction to take control the Pirate Island there is the additional task of collecting the fragments of “The Key”. For the first four weeks the faction with the highest total of Campaign Points amassed each week will find one fragment. In the weeks following, the faction with the highest total will capture one fragment from the faction (that has a fragment) with the lowest total of Campaign Points amassed that week. The fragments of The Key contain clues to the location on Sartosa that is will give a bonus to the controlling faction at the end of the campaign. Only if all the fragments are assembled will the location be revealed and even with all of them it may not be obvious!
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| Subject: Re: Sartosa 4: Dark Waters (Flame On campaign - summer 2009) Fri 3 Jul 2009 - 15:08 | |
| Wow! What an awesome Map. I am jealous! | |
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| Subject: Re: Sartosa 4: Dark Waters (Flame On campaign - summer 2009) Fri 3 Jul 2009 - 15:32 | |
| Wow! Amazing, stupendous, mind-blowing! Great work Boss! | |
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| Subject: Re: Sartosa 4: Dark Waters (Flame On campaign - summer 2009) Fri 3 Jul 2009 - 16:21 | |
| HOORAY! The IMMINENT return of the Sartosa Saga ala Flame On. AND with enough time to lay in a supply of popcorn for those CINEMATIC MOMENTS! God is good! | |
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| Subject: Re: Sartosa 4: Dark Waters (Flame On campaign - summer 2009) Mon 27 Jul 2009 - 15:49 | |
| The Mordheim sub-campaign started today! Two battle reports and photos to follow soon. For now, here's the rules and stuff: Here's a map with location key: Here's the interactive Vercuso MapAnd here are the campaign rules. | |
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| Subject: Re: Sartosa 4: Dark Waters (Flame On campaign - summer 2009) Mon 27 Jul 2009 - 17:21 | |
| Pottery Shed Cultists - Andy wrote:
- Playing War
A wide oak table was at the centre of the room, loaded with food and fine wines, and at it sat some dozen or so opulently dressed gentlemen. Pale fingers brimmed with fat jewelled rings. There was ermine all over the place and a pompadour wig perched on each moisturised scalp. There was more precious metal here than there was water in the ocean. And there was bound to be – it was the Pottery Shed Cultist's bi-monthly banquet, and a battle had to be planned.
“What about Marius and the Four Knights?” scoffed a rather fat man through a mouthful of cake.
“We did that last August” piped another. “Now the Battle of Taggart's Folly, there is a skirmish worthy of our attention”.
“The Massacre at Taggart's Folly don't you mean? And I wonder who would play Taggart? That's right, good old Percy again. I always get cast as the blundering commander”.
“That's because you're a blundering aristocrat in real life” giggled one of the table's occupants, plucking laughter from the rest.
“Oh, we always said we'd try the Trials of Zenebar the Black. I'm claiming the role of Dumgi Half-Head if we do” blurted a stick thin man with greased moustaches.
“Blast, I wanted to be Dumgi Half-Head” whinnied another.
“Will you lot just pick a battle to re-enact. I'm getting tired”.
“Figgy's Creek.”
“The Fall of Greengate”.
“Lord Lycan and the Charge of the Wight Brigade”.
This arguing went one for the best part of the night, as it always did, and no doubt always would. And then the Magnificent Maxmillian, a name he'd thought of himself, pitched his suggestion.
“All good suggestions, gentlemen, but are they great? I've been thinking for some time now that we should take our little club to the next level. Not that running around a field with a wooden sword re-enacting battles of the past doesn't get my blood pumping, it's just that we need to inject a bit of vim into our engagements, a bit of brio”.
There were mutters about the table. The food had gone cold now but the fat man was still groping at the half-eaten chicken.
“I mean lets up the ante. Take to the real field of battle, stage a conflict worthy of the history books. I've been reading about a man named Mad Mad Mekhmet, a wizard from the southern lands. Apparently, he was exiled from his country and fled to an island named Sartosa, to a town named Vercuso. It was said that he was searching for something of great power to take his revenge on those who cast him out. I think it might be a jolly good jaunt”.
Heads started to nod. Some smiled.
“A ripping idea I say” chortled a bearded man.
“Yes, rather”.
“To the boatyards immediately” yelled another.
“This will be our greatest re-enactment yet. Definitely enough to show those fools at the Altdorf Battle Brothers who the real kings of re-enactment are”.
“Huzzah!” they all cheered.
The commotion took its course and then died down, giving way to talks of logistics, planning and wondrous ideas for the trip. Then came the question that was bound to crop up eventually:
“Who will play Mad Mad Mekhmet?”
The argument raged all night. | |
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| Subject: Re: Sartosa 4: Dark Waters (Flame On campaign - summer 2009) Mon 27 Jul 2009 - 17:35 | |
| The rules PDF is gibberish for my machine. Great news that the campaign has started! Is that what the faction icons mean on the map? | |
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| Subject: Re: Sartosa 4: Dark Waters (Flame On campaign - summer 2009) Mon 27 Jul 2009 - 17:44 | |
| - Von Kurst wrote:
- Great news that the campaign has started! Is that what the faction icons mean on the map?
Yaarrr! - Von Kurst wrote:
- The rules PDF is gibberish for my machine.
Oh dear. I'll post them here then: Mordheim in Vercuso1 Controlling locations*Vercuso is divided into 30 locations: 20 basic and 10 special, which confer certain advantages on the warband that controls them (see below). • Each warband starts with one randomly determined special location. • A warband may choose to relinquish control of a location. The location immediately becomes uncontrolled. • If a warband loses its last territory, it does remain in the campaign. You may not voluntarily abandon control of your last location except to leave the campaign. • Warband rating is used to determine how firmly a warband controls each location in its territory: Divide the warband’s rating by the number of locations it controls. That is its base control score in each location. • A warband’s grip on a controlled location can vary according to its ability to repel invaders. Each time a warband wins a game in one of its controlled locations, its control score there is modified by +1. But each time a warband loses a game in one of its controlled locations, its control score there is modified by -1. These modifiers are cumulative, but are ‘reset’ should the warband ever lose control of the location. • A warband may control any number of special locations. After each battle, you may ‘use’ as many special location advantages as you have heroes in your warband (including any taken out of action or not taking part in the latest fight) – it is your choice which to take advantage of. 2 Fighting scenarios• Determine which location you will be fighting in and find it on the Vercuso map. (The location should be mutually agreed with your opponent, but if you really can’t agree where to fight, the player with the lower warband rating chooses.) The scenery used should reflect the location being fought over, and many locations will have specific scenery pieces designed to represent them. • Roll 2D6 as usual to determine the scenario played, but first consult the locations table below: In many cases the location will have a specially-assigned scenario which must be played if you roll any double except double 1 or double 6. Some locations have other special scenario rules. • The game will determine who controls the location, but it won’t necessarily be the winner (see below). 2.1 Fighting for uncontrolled locations• To claim an uncontrolled location, simply fight another warband in it. • The winner of the game immediately gains control of the location. (He may not voluntarily relinquish control of this new location until he is calculating his control points after he has fought his next battle.) • If the game is drawn, the location remains uncontrolled 2.2 Fighting in controlled locations• To attempt to claim a controlled location, fight the warband that controls it. • The controller has a big advantage in deployment: 1) he may choose whether to attack or defend and counts as having the lower warband rating when rolling for the scenario; 2) he may choose whether to deploy first or second; and 3) he may choose whether to go first or second. • After the battle, work out each warband’s new warband rating. Then calculate their control score, including the location that’s just been fought over. (Remember the win/loss modifiers for the player that controlled it at the start of the game). The player with the highest control score keeps/captures the location. (You will then need to recalculate the other warband’s control score not counting this location.) If both players have the same control score, the location becomes uncontrolled. • This does of course mean that a warband can win a game but still lose control of its territory. This is what comes of spreading your forces too thin: The occupiers may be able to fight off the invaders, but they don’t have sufficient presence in the location to retain the hearts and minds of its inhabitants, and are forced pull back and regroup. 3 Alliances and pacts• If a warband has a very high control score (or even if they don’t!), other warbands may wish to gang up on them to take their locations. In this case, fight a multiplayer and apply the rules above to determine who ends up with the location. • Allied warbands may choose to end the game without ‘routing’ once the warband which was controlling the location has been defeated. In this case, the controlling warband will count as having lost (for control points purposes), but none of the other warbands will gain the advantages of having won (e.g. extra dice for exploration, +1 experience for leader etc.). • Weak warbands with few territories may find their best chance of survival is to offer their services as allies to stronger warbands in multiplayer games in exchange for protection of their own territory. 4 Ending the campaign• At the end of the campaign, the winner is the warband which controls the most locations. • However, Vercuso is a mysterious place and some apparently unremarkable places may turn out to have unexpected benefits for their controlling warband. To reflect this, at the end of the campaign, every Basic Location will count as D6-3 locations (where any result less than 1 counts as 1). | |
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| Subject: Re: Sartosa 4: Dark Waters (Flame On campaign - summer 2009) Mon 27 Jul 2009 - 17:58 | |
| Wishing Well (special) Assigned scenario (apply on doubles except 1s or 6s): ‘Hidden Treasure’ Special rules: Lady luck: EITHER all heroes and henchmen taken out of action may re-roll on the injury table; OR you may re-roll (together) any of your exploration dice. In either case the second results always stand.
The Sail-Makers’ Guildhouse (special) Assigned scenario ‘Occupy’ Special rules:Rum stash: Any or all of your heroes or henchmen groups may join the after-battle drinking session. Alcoholfuelled bravado adds +D6 experience to each hero or henchman group taking part. However, on a roll of 5 or 6, the hero or henchman group has acquired a little too much bravado and must miss their next game!
The Leaning Lighthouse (special) Assigned scenario Controlling player chooses. If uncontrolled, roll as normal. Special rules:Look-out: When invading a controlled location, the enemy looses the scenario-selection and deployment benefits normally granted by controlling a location.
The Battery (special) Assigned scenario ‘Breakthrough’ Special rules:Blackpowder kegs: If the warband may not normally use blackpowder weapons, they can now (within the constraints of other rules). In addition, all blackpowder weapons count as common. If the warband loses control of The Battery, any blackpowder weapons it can no longer use are immediately lost (they can't be sold off).
The Farms (special) Assigned scenario Roll on the Empire in Flames table Special rules:Food source: The warband counts as being D6 men smaller when selling treasure (roll during each post-battle sequence). In addition, the warband may exceed its normal maximum size by 1.
The Old Temple (special) Assigned scenario ‘Wyrdstone Hunt’ Special rules:Ancient trinkets: Gain an extra 2D6gc income after the game.
Pressgang Alley (special) Assigned scenario ‘Surprise Attack’ Special rules:Recruits aplenty: You may re-roll the dice for determining how much experience-worth of veterans you may hire. In addition, you may recruit a Hired Sword for free after each game, but must still pay the upkeep cost if used for more than one game. You may not take the same type of hired sword twice in a row.
Binnacle Yard (special) Assigned scenario ‘Chance Encounter’ Special rules: Magic compass: When determining unusual locations found when exploring, count doubles as triples, triples as four-of-a-kind, etc.
The Merchants’ Guildhouse (special) Special rules:‘Defend the Find’ Trading savvy: You may re-roll any dice when searching for items and/or determining their cost.
Vercuso Bridge (special) Assigned scenario ‘Street Fight’ Special rules: Strategic control: Instead of voluntarily relinquishing control of a location, you may choose to transfer your control from that location to another, uncontrolled location without fighting for it. All win/loss modifiers are ‘reset’.
The Barrel o' Monkeys
The Hole in the Wall Inn
The Emperor's Bane
The Slips Assigned scenario ‘Slippery Jack’
The Boarding Party Inn
Wrecker's Point Assigned scenario ‘Slippery Jack’
Soup Alley
Unlucky Quay Assigned scenario ‘Slippery Jack’
The Cod and Cutlass Inn
Dumplington
Slippery Jack's Underwater Cave Assigned scenario Always ‘Slippery Jack’ (don’t roll)
Cheapside Assigned scenario ‘Slippery Jack’
The Sarky Cutter
Hangman's Square
The Capstan Assigned scenario ‘Slippery Jack’
The Whirlpool Always ‘Slippery Jack’ (don’t roll)
The Bucaneer's Blade Inn
The Ropewalks Assigned scenario ‘Slippery Jack’
The Crooked Farthing Inn
The Shivered Timber Inn Assigned scenario ‘Slippery Jack’ | |
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| Subject: Re: Sartosa 4: Dark Waters (Flame On campaign - summer 2009) Mon 27 Jul 2009 - 18:08 | |
| Thanks for posting the Rules; my Ancient PC adamantly refuses to do downloads of any kind...it HATES me. | |
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| Subject: Re: Sartosa 4: Dark Waters (Flame On campaign - summer 2009) Mon 27 Jul 2009 - 19:25 | |
| Thanks mate! Is there a new Slippery Jack scenario?
Oh and Deafnala, aren't old computers fun? | |
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| Subject: Re: Sartosa 4: Dark Waters (Flame On campaign - summer 2009) Tue 28 Jul 2009 - 9:45 | |
| No problem guys! - Von Kurst wrote:
- Is there a new Slippery Jack scenario?
No, same one as last time. | |
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| Subject: Re: Sartosa 4: Dark Waters (Flame On campaign - summer 2009) Tue 28 Jul 2009 - 10:12 | |
| Kommodore Deffgit and The Ogresuns - the further adventures...Vercuso Bridge, 27th July, the year Nine. Opening ShotsSeagulls squawked and screeched as they laboured into the blue sky, disturbed from their scavenging by the sudden appearance of a band of hurrying buccaneers. “Don’t let them little buggers take the bridge!” shouted Kommodore Deffgit as the crew of the Ogresun rushed towards the river, “I’ve got me best grog stashed in the west wall…” he muttered to himself more quietly before he continued in his usual, louder-than-necessary, tone “Larboard watch that way, Starboard watch with me.” Several of the Ogresuns bickered on the way to the bridge but no more than harsh words were exchanged for the most part. Arrows skipped off the battlements of the south-eastern tower as Briney Duff pulled himself over the parapet. A startled Halfling Thief squeaked and fled over the rickety bridge into the south-western tower as the Orc Pirate loomed over him. A pair of arguing Kabin Grots followed Duff over the ramparts but their quarrelling erupted into an exchange of blows as soon as the were off the ladder! As a herd of pigs snuffled and grunted across the bridge the Larboard watch gathered behind a barricade and lay in wait for them –the swirling inky green smoke of Hogbreff’s quickening enchantment still clung to the pirates like a morning mist. The porkers caught wind of the odorous Orcs and the thought better of approaching. As Briney Duff trotted over the bridge Fagin Bulger, the diminutive thief, pinged off a couple of crossbow pistol bolts but they flew wide in his panic. Duff roared “I got ye now, chump!” and leapt from the end of the bridge, cutlasses flashing in the sunlight, and caught the Halfling’s sword-hand a glancing blow. The Orc left the thief in a crumpled heap, clutching his bloody arm and slid down the ladder to the west wall of the bridge. There before him in the shadow of the wall was a rum barrel, badly hidden under a pile of dirty sail-cloth. He greedily snatched the cask up and turned to climb the ladder again. A hail of arrows arced in his direction but all missed and clattered off the stones around him, but then little Rob the Scout took carful aim – the bow string creaked slightly as he squinted down the length of his hunting arrow. At just the right moment he loosed the arrow and it hit Duff’s shoulder with a meaty thud. The pirate yelled in pain and dropped the cask! It seemed to fall in slow motion, taking an age to reach the foot of the ladder. When it finally did land it smashed on the stone buttressing and spilled its precious contents over the flagstones, from where it flowed into the gutter and down into the river. Briney Duff’s cried of rage and anguish echoed across the city. “Whatssat?” said Deffgit in the street below. ~ ~ ~ | |
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| Subject: Re: Sartosa 4: Dark Waters (Flame On campaign - summer 2009) Tue 28 Jul 2009 - 10:17 | |
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| Subject: Re: Sartosa 4: Dark Waters (Flame On campaign - summer 2009) Tue 28 Jul 2009 - 10:53 | |
| Those MISERABLE @!!%** LITTLE BUGGERS wasted a WHOLE keg of Grog, the PRISSY TEMPERANCE UNION NANCIES!!!COOL Battle Report, WONDERFUL PHOTOS! Looks like you've got some cool new dice. Do they work any better than the Cursed Dice from HELL! | |
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| Subject: Re: Sartosa 4: Dark Waters (Flame On campaign - summer 2009) Tue 28 Jul 2009 - 11:19 | |
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| Subject: Re: Sartosa 4: Dark Waters (Flame On campaign - summer 2009) Tue 28 Jul 2009 - 11:29 | |
| And I'd have gotten away with it if it wasn't for those pesky orc dice. | |
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| Subject: Re: Sartosa 4: Dark Waters (Flame On campaign - summer 2009) Tue 28 Jul 2009 - 12:19 | |
| It's probably the pointy scratch marks & skulls instead of those Elfy Dots & Dwarfy Numbers that's doing it...it appeals to Gork or, possibly, Mork. TRES CHIC in any case. Maude, Patron Goddess of Goblins, Mushrooms, & '60s Music is rather taken with them also. | |
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| Subject: Re: Sartosa 4: Dark Waters (Flame On campaign - summer 2009) Tue 28 Jul 2009 - 13:28 | |
| OH BABY! TWO BARRELED VERCUSO ACTION!...well Two Tabled Action DOESN'T carry the same dramatic impact . LET THE SWASHBUCKLING BEGIN! | |
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| Subject: Re: Sartosa 4: Dark Waters (Flame On campaign - summer 2009) Tue 28 Jul 2009 - 14:52 | |
| A veritable broadside of gaming action: Two more games played today! Batreps and photos soon.... | |
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| Subject: Re: Sartosa 4: Dark Waters (Flame On campaign - summer 2009) Tue 28 Jul 2009 - 16:43 | |
| The continuing adventures of Gordo Rams-Eye's Halfling Catering Corps - zelophahad wrote:
- Starting warband:
HEROES Gordo Rams Eye (Halfing Elder) - sword, dagger, bow, hunting arrows, buckler, helmet; leader Bob, The Butcher of Dumplington (Halfling Cook) - cleaver(axe), tenderiser(mace), pairing knife(dagger); master chef Faygin Bolger (Halfling Thief) - dagger, crossbow pistol, rope & hook; infiltrate, cut-purse, pick locks Bill (Halfling Youth) - dagger, hammer, bow Ted (Halfling Youth) - dagger, hammer, bow HENCHMEN The Farmers Arms (Halfling Scouts) x2 - dagger, bow, hunting arrows Leon's Porkers (Piggies) x4 WR = 95 (11 members)
After draw with Saul yesterday:
HEROES Gordo Rams Eye (Halfing Elder) Bob, The Butcher of Dumplington (Halfling Cook) Faygin Bolger (Halfling Thief) - hand injury (-1 WS) Bill (Halfling Youth) Ted (Halfling Youth) HENCHMEN The Farmers Arms (Halfling Scouts) x2 Leon's Porkers (Piggies) x4 WR = 102 (11 members)
After loosing to Andy () today:
HEROES Gordo Rams Eye (Halfing Elder) - quick shot Bob, The Butcher of Dumplington (Halfling Cook) - +1 wound Faygin Bolger (Halfling Thief) - stealthy Bill (Halfling Youth) - hardened (immune to fear), sprint Ted (Halfling Youth) - +1 Ld HENCHMEN The Farmers Arms (Halfling Scouts) x3 Leon's Porkers (Piggies) x4 WR = 124 (12 members) | |
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| The Pottery Shed Cultists - Andy wrote:
- They were crouched in a gutted building, huddling over a leather bound tome that had seen better days.
“Okay, so it says here that Mad Mad Mekhmet, moments after arriving on the island, ran into some pirate scum. Apparently he was accompanied by two-”
“There's mud on my pantaloons” squeaked Horace.
“Well wipe it off then. Ahem, as I was saying. Apparently he was accompanied by two aides, to carry his books and magic rings and whatnot”.
“Can anybody else smell fish?”
There was an odour of fish about, and of gutters, and of anything else that didn't bear thinking about. They were close to the harbour. An obese seagull landed behind them, bobbed it's head, and tried to take back to flight. Its mass was too much to lift so it waddled of, wheezing like a bull walrus.
“What's the plan then?” said one Pottery Shed Cultist.
“I want some tea. Anybody for tea?” chirped another.
“Tea comes later” snapped Maxmillian. “Today we start our great re-enactment. I reckon we strut down to the harbour and try to make ourselves look like gullible tourists”.
“That shouldn't be hard” bawled another, and everybody laughed. Everybody except Maxmillian of course.
“Shush you. I reckon if we flash a few jewels, rummage through our coin purses in plain sight, then we'll soon catch the attention of a mugger or two”.
“A ripping idea”.
“What fun”.
“To the harbour”.
“Huzzah!”
* * *
They'd found an alley just off the harbour – the sort a mugger might call his workplace. The book of Mad Mad Mekhmet had said that the eponymous sorcerer and two aids had been mugged, and so Magnificent Maxmillian had taken on the role of Mekhmet and had taken the two men collectively known as the astounding arrows with him. They were beginning to think that muggers must be quite rare on Vercuso when a gruesome, one eyed face peered from the shadows.
“Well, well, well, what do we have here” it said. “Looks like a bunch of rich boys have stumbled 'ere from their palace”.
Dark shapes had begun to appear behind the robber. Rogues, bounders, cads. All sorts of unsavoury characters. He had a three-cornered hat slanted across his head, a hook for a hand and a peg leg.
“Have you paid your newcomer's tax” he said.
The three re-enactors rumpled their brows, confused. “You know, I don't believe we have”.
“Oh, then you're in luck. Me and my friends here are sanctioned newcomer tax collectors. Now empty your pockets”.
“Oh, I get it” giggled one of the astounding arrows, a tall fellow with a hook nose and a pompous feather sprouting from his hat. “These fellows are muggers. They are mugging us”.
“Ah, spiffing”.
“Ruddy good”.
“Does the book say we fight back”.
Maxmillian trawled the open page.
“Erm, yes. Yes it does”.
“Then have at thee. En garde”.
* * *
He staggered back to camp, blood running from his ruptured eyeball. The rest of the gentlemen swarmed around him like geese round bread.
“What news?”
“How did it go?”
“What the devil happened to your eye?”
Maxmillian pulled his hand away for a moment and blood spurted out.
“A sword, old boy. Caught me right in the face. Took out my eye if I'm guessing right”.
“Oh dear”.
“Bad form I say”.
“And my two companions, run though by the pirate muggers. Old Johann slipped off a castle too, poor salt. Jolly good fun though”.
More gobbling from the enthusiasts. Arms flapped and tongues wagged.
“But the book tells us our next step. Lets have a look at what we'll be doing tomorrow”.
“Bravo!”
“Top drawer!”
“Huzzah!” | |
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