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Not visibly. This thing doesn't seem to move like a real ship though.

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After getting some feed back I did a revision of the Cannibal class. I think the only way it impacts Jenaer is that he can choose a fighting style. I revised the Scent of the Prey, to clarify what it does, and I revised Thaumavore's Gastromancy to be more in-line with the spell casting of other classes.

Though not really germane to the game, my 9 year old niece asked if she could play Megaman in D&D. I was about to try to explain why she couldn't do that, when her 21 year old step-brother said, 'Sure, play a warforged cannibal.' The image that popped into my head was pretty far from Megaman, but he's not wrong...

 Lol, I love Megaman. I’m holding off on posting for some clarity of whats going on and orders from Eclipse. I’ll have a look at the update :)

Eclipse already took his action this turn and didn’t give any orders. Just kicking around ideas for next turn. So go ahead :) 

@Bunni, I'm assuming my question to the ship was my action but let me know if I'm mistaken.

@Eclipse, I'm not sure if the evil ship would actually let us get away if we tried (especially if it was just betrayed by the Pixie it decided to trust XD).

You can take an action if you want, since that exchange wasn't quite long enough to be an action in my mind.

Got the first part of Theena's turn up.  Since I wasn't sure if Eclipse would be visible from Theena's point of view, I'll just have her wait till he acknowledges  her (or not) before she continues.

Hopefully my last post was clear (wasn't sure how best to format it) but essentially using Thieves' Cant with Eclipse - who I believe should also know it - to coordinate how they want to destroy the murder ship. 

You know, I think it's been years since I've actually seen Thieves' Cant come up in play.

It's rarely come up in my games too but I'm happy I got the chance to use it.  I've also been inspired to use it (and similar "fluff" items like druidic) in my other games that I run.

How would Theena get back to the Word at this point?

So Laitraxa did see you on the deck and made friends with Druaz, so you could singal her or the Word could drop an animated rope after Laitraxa melts the Sky.

Actually, Laitraxa has messaged you an idea. Better act quick!

How many prisoners are still in the cage?

None. There are the more awake pair and nine more groggy individuals on deck.

My assumption is that I'm quickly running out of altitude and will be grounded soon, so hopefully Ecliplse is ready for the pickup.

I totally forgot that you're gliding as opposed to flying.

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My assumption is that I'm quickly running out of altitude and will be grounded soon, so hopefully Ecliplse is ready for the pickup.

 From post #173: "keeping an eye on Laitraxa to ensure she can make it back to the Word."

Interesting point of order. Laitraxa is a medium creature and is not very strong... I figured carrying one medium creature at half speed, or one small/tiny creature at full speed at best.

She's only going for Theena. Any orcs are either grappling her to the ground or out weighing her, especially if they are big/bulky... 

Have we safely escaped the Hungry Sky?

You have. It does not appear to be in any position to follow you.

Just to keep track of leveling:

Theena > I think you can say your Agenda could be called satisfied, in that you learned by the Sky's counter-example. You're also possibly on track for your Destiny too. 

Jenaer > You're Agenda was fulfilled with the events following what I am calling 'The Culling'. As to your Destiny, well, just what is that blue guy anyway?

Eclipse > You fulfilled your Agenda in the first city, and though it may not be obvious, you have the means to fulfill your Destiny.

Laitraxa > That last scene fulfilled your Agenda, and you've about half-fulfilled your destiny. You could complete it through RP.

For the Milstones you've fulfilled, fill in the next one. As soon as you've got both you level up.

As a matter of design notes, I notice players for all three ships tended to make their first draft Destiny more grandiose than needed. I was wondering if the word 'destiny' gave the wrong impression. Do you think 'fate' or something else might work better?

I think fate still might be too grandiose. Maybe even taking it down to agenda and goal?