A large Pelican is sunbathing on the deck. Its wide wings are spread out, white feathers reflecting the blazing sunlight.

A muscular half-orc with heavily scarred arms is cutting open a shark carcass. 

The Myconid is in the crow’s nest, looking into the distance 

The Dryconid is holding Orion

The Oni is in the rigging 

*i really need to come up with some names*

*Nuts, I have to leave. I will be back though.*

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*found it* 

The woman from New Zealand wakes up

 The Oni from before comes over. “You okay? You fainted after my invisibility spell wore off.”

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*Haha, no problem. I get it.*

He smiles, “Well then, how about ya get in one o’ those skiffs there and I’ll lower ya down.” He gestures at one of the smaller rowboats tethered to the side of the Barnacle, “There’s a sea beastie out in the waters, how would ya like to test yer skills on a hunt?”

 He sucks in some air through his teeth, seeming a tiny bit apprehensive, but then steels himself. "Sounds like quite the time, should be fun. Never fought on a rowboat like those, but I guess I can make do." He climbs over the edge, dropping down into a skiff and looks back up. 

 “Ya needn’t be worried, just keep yer wits about ya.” He begins to lower the boat,  “If it is of the particular breed I believe it to be, then ya should be able to fend it off.” You hit the water hard, jostling you about. “Now paddle a little ways out!”

 He nods, doing his best to trust Jonah and trust himself. He grabs the oars and rows away from the ship, stopping just barely within shouting distance. 

 Jonah stands with his scarred elbows up in the railing and watches closely.
You scan the waves from the pitching boat for any signs of the creature. Then you see a large black shape, almost twice as big as your rowboat a little ways off. It slides through waters slowly and lazily at first until it suddenly begins to head straight in your direction.

 He sees this, and abruptly sits up straighter, grabbing one of his swords with one hand, and attempting to keep the boat still with the oars using his other hand. 

When the shape is within 90 feet of him, he concentrates and uses the elemental energy bestowed upon him, casting hex on it. (Does extra damage, and it has disadvantage on Dex checks) 

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*Haha, no problem. I get it.*

He smiles, “Well then, how about ya get in one o’ those skiffs there and I’ll lower ya down.” He gestures at one of the smaller rowboats tethered to the side of the Barnacle, “There’s a sea beastie out in the waters, how would ya like to test yer skills on a hunt?”

 He sucks in some air through his teeth, seeming a tiny bit apprehensive, but then steels himself. "Sounds like quite the time, should be fun. Never fought on a rowboat like those, but I guess I can make do." He climbs over the edge, dropping down into a skiff and looks back up. 

 “Ya needn’t be worried, just keep yer wits about ya.” He begins to lower the boat,  “If it is of the particular breed I believe it to be, then ya should be able to fend it off.” You hit the water hard, jostling you about. “Now paddle a little ways out!”

 He nods, doing his best to trust Jonah and trust himself. He grabs the oars and rows away from the ship, stopping just barely within shouting distance. 

 Jonah stands with his scarred elbows up on the railing and watches closely.
You scan the waves from the pitching boat for any signs of the creature. Then you see a large black shape, almost twice as big as your rowboat, a little ways off. It slides through waters slowly and lazily at first until it suddenly begins to head straight in your direction.

 He sees this, and abruptly sits up straighter, grabbing one of his swords with one hand, and attempting to keep the boat still with the oars using his other hand. 

When the shape is within 90 feet of him, he concentrates and uses the elemental energy bestowed upon him, casting hex on it. (Does extra damage, and it has disadvantage on Dex checks) 

 Upon casting your spell the shape grows larger as it comes closer to the surface and you see two, wide, fan shaped fins bulge from the water. A short blunt tail breaches the waves, flinging spray through the air before slapping the sea with a short, loud crack.

It grows closer and closer, sliding smoothly just out of sight under the waves. Before you know it, the thing is right before you — and then under you. The sea beast has swim under your boat.

All is silent for a moment, the dread of having such a large creature so near and yet out of sight ripples through you. Suddenly the rowboat leaps into the air. A heavy thud slammed into the bottom of the skiff, rocking it violently. Roll a Dexterity saving throw.

Normiah has tired himself out from holding the rope and is laying down in a seat.

Angler is with Orion, who is currently grabbed by the dryconid, and trying to figure out what's wrong.

Gibber may or may not be (trying to) think(ing) of encounter ideas... >:D

Hi

*Hello, good banana friend*

:)

*wanna RP?*

Sure!

Starbird is fluttering around the deck, eating a fish.

Thervan is looking very angry at the crew.

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Thervan is looking very angry at the crew.

 Normiah looks at Thervan. "What? You mad we offered you to a headless, crew-sucking statue?"

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Thervan is looking very angry at the crew.

 Normiah looks at Thervan. "What? You mad we offered you to a headless, crew-sucking statue?"

 “Yes, I am.”

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Thervan is looking very angry at the crew.

 Normiah looks at Thervan. "What? You mad we offered you to a headless, crew-sucking statue?"

 “Yes, I am.”

 "Well, don't! Our reasoning was, well, reasonable."

“Explain.”