The Hexcrawl

Oct 12, 2023 4:17 pm

With the last of the bridge guards dead, or at least fatally wounded, Cunningham picks up the M249, descends from the hill, and heads towards the bridge, expecting to rendezvous with the rest of the team there.

Oct 13, 2023 3:07 am

Hearing the gunfire stop, Reed circles around and picks up the others. Once everyone is sorted, Reed drives off.

"Are we going to stop and set up camp, or are we truckin'?"

Oct 13, 2023 4:59 am

Dmbrainiac Inactive for 22 days

"Sorry I missed that first shot, sir, ma'am," Sheepdog says to the Lieutenants when the group gets back together.

When Tedic asks about pushing on, or setting up camp, Baker can go either way. "I need a bite and some shut-eye eventually, but I can grab that on the road if need be."

Checking the bodies and the position for anything they might be able to use (weapons, ammo, food, a radio, supplies, etc.), the man adds, "I'll tell you what we need, and that's gasoline. HUMVEE's gettin' low and we can't exactly stop at a Texaco."

Chase Hunter

Oct 13, 2023 11:22 am

"No need to apologize, Sergeant," Chase says to Sheepdog. "It all worked out in our favor. Let's hope our luck continues to hold out."

She looks to Reed. "I think we can try to press on a bit further before we turn in for the night. Maybe keep an eye out for a gas station along the way."

Oct 13, 2023 1:04 pm

Where do the characters decide to set up camp for the night? I'll move forward with a majority decision. If it's a tie, I'll randomly select. The main difference is whether you want to be near the road. Roads increase encounters, but it's faster and more likely to find a gas station.

[ +- ] gas station note

A

Vote to view results.

B

Vote to view results.

Rolls

Hunter Passive Historian Check - (1d8)

(5) = 5

Oct 13, 2023 3:01 pm

Once everyone rendezvous on the bridge, Cunningham says, "Good work, everyone."

Quote:

"Sorry I missed that first shot, sir, ma'am," Sheepdog says to the Lieutenants when the group gets back together.

Cunningham agrees with Hunter. "No need. Took me a while to do anything with the 249, so I'm not complaining. It all worked out in the end. You got the last guy." He looks around. "Has anyone seen that commie's radio? Maybe we can get a sense of where they're at by listening in."

Quote:

"Are we going to stop and set up camp, or are we truckin'?"

"I agree with Hunter. Pretty sure that we shouldn't be here in case the Russkies send someone to check on their boys here."

Quote:

"I'll tell you what we need, and that's gasoline. HUMVEE's gettin' low and we can't exactly stop at a Texaco."

"Maybe if we head down toward Sandomierz, we'll find some fuel. Do we have a hose in the Humvee if we need to siphon gas?" He adds, "Let's not drive too long. We need to set up camp so that everyone, especially Sheepdog, can get some Zs. Need everyone to be alert if we're heading into town tomorrow."

He asks Reed, "How'd the kid hold up with that artillery fire?"

Oct 13, 2023 4:29 pm

OOC:

I doubt anyone will vehemently disagree, so I'm moving forward with location B

Day 2 Evening Shift - Cloudy Skies

As the early dusk sets in, casting a warm but fading glow over the landscape, they steer the Humvee down the lonely road. The soft, dim light paints the post-apocalyptic world in shades of orange and purple, creating a surreal atmosphere.

Their chosen campsite is a deserted expanse of farmland, the fields now swallowed by tall, wild grass and weeds. Clusters of gnarled trees dot the landscape, their silhouettes casting eerie shadows in the fading light. A derelict barn stands nearby, its weathered exterior offering a rustic form of shelter. In the distance, a rusting tractor sits partially buried in the earth, a relic of a time long past.

The evening breeze carries a sense of solitude, and the soft rustling of leaves adds to the quiet, contemplative air.

During every shift someone needs to keep watch. During the evening shift someone needs to set up camp. Everyone else is free to pick an action located at the top of this page.

Everyone will eat and drink while setting up camp. Please remove 1 ration and 1 water from your character sheet.

[ +- ] Task Suggestions

OOC:

Go ahead and make your roll when you choose a task.

Oct 13, 2023 4:48 pm

--This happens before leaving the bridge--

ForeverDED says:

"Has anyone seen that commie's radio? Maybe we can get a sense of where they're at by listening in."

Reed grabs the radio, specifically an R-126 typically used at platoon and company levels. Being able to comprehend Russian, he pieces together that two Russian individuals were operating a Howitzer, firing 122mm shells from a position roughly 200 kilometers to the north, situated on the far side of the river. The radio chatter hints at a lack of organization, suggesting the possibility of inexperienced recruits trying to impress their superiors, possibly with information they'd overheard from a relative in Krasnik.

However, after their comrades at the bridge go radio silent, the chatter on the radio abruptly ceases.

I've added the Radio to Reed's character sheet.

[ +- ] Radio Image

ForeverDED says:

"How'd the kid hold up with that artillery fire?"

Jakub presents a stoic facade, maintaining his functionality and outward appearance, seemingly no worse off than before. Nevertheless, the harsh conditions and the prevailing environment have taken a toll on his mental well-being, eroding his overall stability.

Oct 13, 2023 5:12 pm

OOC:

Food and water deducted. Are we all sharing a little bit of our rations and water so Jakub doesn't go hungry/thirsty? Divided four ways, will it be enough, or does he require a full ration/water jug?

If the barn looks big enough, Cunningham asks either Reed or Sheepdog, "Do you think we can get the Humvee in there? I'd like to keep it out of sight in case there are any hostile patrols in the area. If not, maybe park it around back."

Cunningham will keep watch with Sheepdog's NVGs. He'll insist that the sergeant get shuteye after he sets up camp and camouflages it since he has the least amount of sleep of the four of us.

Rolls

Keep watch - (1d8, 1d12)

1d8 : (1) = 1

1d12 : (7) = 7

Oct 13, 2023 5:33 pm

OOC:

Well, I guess it's a good thing I have Scrounger for times like these.

Correct me if I'm wrong at any point:
I start with d8 Intelligence.
Scrounger's +1 makes it d8, d6
I get a +2 because the barn would count as ruins? So, d10, d8.
Then, Jakob's help adds +1, for a total of d10, d10.

Additionally, I think this counts as a quick search because of the area I'm searching is limited to the barn, so I could get another roll on the loot table.

Tedic goes off to the barn to try and find some stuff that might be useful in the future. It's a bit nostalgic, reminding Tedic of those times he went "treasure-hunting" as a kid. Thinking about that, he takes Jakob along with him for the task unless anybody objects. Hopefully it'll help keep the young boy's mind off of matters.

OOC:

A car tire, wallet with moldy cash, and...hair gel. Well, it's something.

Last edited October 13, 2023 5:36 pm

Rolls

Scrounging - (1d10, 1d10)

1d10 : (2) = 2

1d10 : (10) = 10

Loot - (1d100, 1d100)

1d100 : (93) = 93

1d100 : (14) = 14

Another because of the extra hit - (1d100)

(45) = 45

Oct 13, 2023 6:01 pm

OOC:

ForeverDED says:

Are we all sharing a little bit of our rations and water so Jakub doesn't go hungry/thirsty? Divided four ways, will it be enough, or does he require a full ration/water jug?

I'm glad you said something. I would have caught it eventually. He'll need a full ration and water from someone.

Oct 13, 2023 6:10 pm

saevikas says:

OOC:

A car tire, wallet with moldy cash, and...hair gel.

OOC:

Your calculations are all correct which the exception of 1 piece of loot. 93 is a Walkman with headphones and cassette. It's up to you as to what cassette is in the Walkman. Still quite the haul! 😅

Oct 14, 2023 3:02 am

After they get the humvee under cover, Baker sets about getting a camp set up. He'll grab some shut-eye after that -- and after eating an MRE.

"Who's got grub for the kid?" he asks the group when they are together, eating. "I got two MREs left, just a little water. We're going to need some food soon, too."

OOC:

Can baker do anything with those extra successes? And was the radio the only thing we pulled from the dead Soviets? No food, ammo, long arms?

Also, in these downtime moments I'm presuming Baker reloads his rifle.

Last edited October 14, 2023 3:12 am

Rolls

Intelligence d10 + Survival d8 (Camp) - (1d10, 1d8)

1d10 : (6) = 6

1d8 : (2) = 2

Intelligence d10 + Recon d8 (Hidden Camp?) - (1d10, 1d8)

1d10 : (10) = 10

1d8 : (1) = 1

Oct 14, 2023 12:44 pm

OOC:

Harrigan says:

Can baker do anything with those extra successes?

No benefits from the extra successes.

Harrigan says:

Also, in these downtime moments I'm presuming Baker reloads his rifle.

I agree that it makes sense all of the characters would do so.

Harrigan says:

And was the radio the only thing we pulled from the dead Soviets? No food, ammo, long arms?

Good question!

The Soviets had this gear you could pick up.

- 4x AK-74 (4 magazines worth of ammo)
- 3 Rations
- 3 Day's Water
- 4 Frag Grenades.

I've added all but the 2 AK-74s to the characters inventory. See next post for details. Feel free to add the other 2 to your character sheet. Just let me know if you do.

[ +- ] AK-74

[ +- ] Frag Grenade

Oct 14, 2023 1:17 pm

I will resolve the encounters and actions of the evening and night shifts on Monday. Below I've restated what actions you've already taken along with commentary and questions. This is to give you a chance for clarifications before anything happens.

I used 1 ration and 1 water from the Soviets to fulfill Jakub's daily food requirements.

@saevikas

[ +- ] Reed

@ForeverDED

[ +- ] Cunningham

@Dmbrainiac

[ +- ] Hunter

@Harrigan.

[ +- ] Sheepdog

Oct 14, 2023 3:14 pm

OOC:

What about a Soviet uniform and/or backpacks?

Also, is the car tire something that can be attached to the Humvee?

I'll also stuff both of the AK-47 into my bag for spare parts or for trade.

Teed rolls Jakub around the barn inside the car tire, already thinking of plans on how to entertain Jakub with the rest of the haul in the future.

Last edited October 14, 2023 3:18 pm

Oct 14, 2023 3:25 pm

OOC:

Got it, and yeah, I'm on top of ammo counting and food / water usage. We should also track NVG battery usage -- before we stopped they were at 75%.

Oct 14, 2023 3:37 pm

OOC:

saevikas says:

What about a Soviet uniform and/or backpacks?

Excellent points!

You could take 3 Soviet uniforms, but they would be bloody and have bullet holes. I’d say that each would take 1/2 encumbrance units. Removing the blood stains will require soap.

The Soviets didn’t have a backpack.

saevikas says:

Also, is the car tire something that can be attached to the Humvee?

Yes, you can attach it to the back. Replacing a tire in the event of a flat tire would require a TECH roll. The spare tire is for a civilian truck, but it will work.

EDIT: you also need tools to replace a tire.

saevikas says:

I'll also stuff both of the AK-47 into my bag for spare parts or for trade.

Noted

Oct 14, 2023 6:32 pm

Harrigan says:

OOC:

We should also track NVG battery usage -- before we stopped they were at 75%.

OOC:

I thought that Cunningham plugged it in to the Humvee while we drove yesterday in order to re-charge it. That should be SOP for as long as we have the Humvee.

SpiritualSocket says:

I added a AK-74 from the Soviet bridge battle to your character sheet with 2 magazines. I'm assuming he would grab it since all he has is the M9.

I updated one of your magazines to show ammo remaining with his pistol. "M9 MAG (12)"

OOC:

Thank you for the assault rifle. In theory, it should be easier to find ammo for it than our own weapons.
Ammo counting format now noted.

SpiritualSocket says:

You are keeping watch during the evening shift and during the night shift. You rolled a success for the evening shift. Please make a roll for the night shift.

OOC:

Coming up.
Oh, and I'll deduct one of my rations to feed Jakob for tonight. Someone else will have to do it the next time. Also, we're going to need food as much as we're going to need gas.

Rolls

Keep watch overnight - (1d8, 1d12)

1d8 : (8) = 8

1d12 : (9) = 9

Oct 14, 2023 8:34 pm

OOC:

Quote:

I thought that Cunningham plugged it in to the Humvee while we drove yesterday in order to re-charge it. That should be SOP for as long as we have the Humvee.

I doubt these were rechargeable in the late 90s. The Humvee probably has a lighter and certainly no USB ports. :)

Oct 14, 2023 9:28 pm

Harrigan says:

OOC:

Quote:

I thought that Cunningham plugged it in to the Humvee while we drove yesterday in order to re-charge it. That should be SOP for as long as we have the Humvee.

I doubt these were rechargeable in the late 90s. The Humvee probably has a lighter and certainly no USB ports. :)

OOC:

Free League seems to think WWIII forced us to finally get our act together and issue a standard issue cigarette lighter to battery charger in every vehicle. 😅

This is the rule I’m using for charging the NVG battery.

Oct 14, 2023 9:45 pm

OOC:

Sweet! Go Free League!

Oct 14, 2023 9:46 pm

OOC:

Also, probably hurting our fuel economy. :)

Oct 15, 2023 12:51 am

OOC:

I figure that if it's plugged in while driving, that it wouldn't be too noticeable of a hit to the fuel economy since the vehicle is already running, as opposed to having the vehicle run just to charge the thing.

Taking both uniforms. I'm just a loot hungry boy.

Last edited October 15, 2023 12:55 am

Oct 15, 2023 9:19 pm

OOC:

Exactly. Once the alternator recharges the Humvee's battery, there's plenty of leftover electrical energy to be had.

Oct 16, 2023 7:04 pm

The Evening and Night Shifts
Throughout both the evening and night shifts, Cunningham's vigilant watch reveals no sightings or encounters. Thanks to his NVGs he possesses a clear line of sight, extending up to 30 meters even in the shroud of night. Any potential passersby would have had to venture beyond that range.

Their camp, skillfully concealed, remains undetected. The campfire, cleverly situated in the sheltered nook by the open-air barn, successfully masks the glow of light and the wisps of smoke, shielding them from prying eyes. The odds are greatly against anything, or anyone having observed their camp during these shifts.

OOC:

Sheepdog: heals his 1 stress damage.
Hunter: I'm assuming she rests both shifts unless @Dmbrainiac wants to go back and make a specific roll form something.

Day 3 Morning Shift - Cloudy Skies
You are currently here and can drive 10 hexes on a main road or 8 hexes offroad. You have just enough fuel to make it 10 hexes. The main thing that needs to happen is someone needs to decide where you drive to.

[ +- ] Map

[ +- ] Task Suggestions

Oct 16, 2023 8:31 pm

While they're breaking camp and getting the Humvee loaded up, Cunningham suggests that they continue on to Sandomierz in hopes of finding food and fuel. He's open to hearing arguments in favor of it or against it.

Oct 17, 2023 5:15 pm

OOC:

Are any of these cities known to be "unoccupied"? Either abandoned, or not under Soviet control?

Oct 17, 2023 5:42 pm

The group's knowledge of the region west of the river is rather imprecise. They understand that it was a battleground where Soviet and NATO forces constantly shifted control, with both sides gaining and losing ground. They also know that the further east they travel, the greater the likelihood of encountering areas once held by NATO.

Specifically, they are aware that the city of Kielce witnessed extensive military action, particularly bombings. The last known information indicated that NATO forces had claimed the city, intending to establish it as a base for further westward operations. However, that information dates back quite a while.

Thanks to Hunter's historical insight, they have additional knowledge about the city of Sandomierz. It is home to a castle, a potentially robust defensive position. Survivors may have sought refuge within the castle and its environs for safety. Yet, there's also a chance that some military force is currently utilizing it as a base of operations, making it a place of potential significance and danger.

Rolls

Hunter Historian (RECON) - (1d8)

(8) = 8

Oct 19, 2023 2:53 am

Dmbrainiac Inactive for 22 days

OOC:

Hmm, I think it's likely that Sandomierz is under Soviet control. Or at least the possibility of a fortified Soviet position greatly outweighs the possibility of holed survivors from a risk-benefit perspective. I'm more personally inclined towards Kielce myself, thoughts?.

Chase Hunter

Oct 19, 2023 11:17 am

OOC:

Yes, Kielce definitely seems like a safer option.

Oct 19, 2023 3:55 pm

OOC:

I want to confirm before moving forward. Does this look correct? If so, click on the poll option.

The group will drive on the main road toward Kielce.
Driving - Reed
Keeping Watch - Sheepdog
Sleeping - Cunningham
Resting - Hunter

Move Foward with this plan to Kielce Public

Yes

No

Oct 19, 2023 5:37 pm

OOC:

Before I vote, I'd (as player) like to know what we (characters) know about Kielce? Are the map's markers known to the characters? Because it says Kielce is in ruins. And if we know that they're radioactive ruins, then we need to come up with another plan.

Oct 19, 2023 5:56 pm

OOC:

Thanks for bringing up the question! I have a tendency as a GM to rush things forward, and I'm working on it.

Also, the poll is not set in stone. The group can deviate from those choices.

This is what the characters know:
- Kielce received a lot of bombing which devastated it.
- They wouldn't know if the city has a radioactive threat from the map, but they would be able to identify a nuclear bomb crater if they saw one.
- They know that NATO forces last set up a base of operations there months ago.
- They would expect to see very few civilians living there.
- They would not be surprised to hear that it was nuked beyond recognition.
- They would not be surprised to hear that there was a military presence there, but they would not expect it to be a large one.

Oct 19, 2023 6:09 pm

OOC:

Thanks for that info.

Cunningham nods when Reed and Hunter state that Kielce could be a better choice than Sandomierz. "I hear you. Kielce won't be a walk in the park either. As you know, it's been a battleground. No telling who's in charge there or if there's anything there at all. Could be nuked for all we know. We'll burn through 70% of our remaining fuel to get there, unless we're lucky enough to find some on the way. We're also going to need food and water before then. The map's not showing any towns between here and there, though there's an intersection about 20 klicks from here, so we're gonna have to keep our eyes open for farms or homes along the way to scavenge for that.

"If you're ok with that, then I'm good."

OOC:

No sweat on wanting to keep things moving along. As a forever GM, I totally get that.

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Oct 21, 2023 1:44 am

Reed starts up the truck.

"Sounds okay to me. If things go sour, there are other places near Kielce that we could go to."

T2K Referee

Oct 21, 2023 12:07 pm

T2K Referee

As the group sets out in the Humvee, traveling east along the desolate road, they observe the gradual darkening of the skies. Their eastward path leads them into an area blanketed by thick, ominous clouds, foreshadowing an impending rainstorm.

Considerably short of reaching Kielce, Sheepdog suddenly motions for Reed to halt the vehicle. Exiting the Humvee, he raises his M21 sniper rifle, peers through the scope, and his eyes lock onto a colossal crater. It was made from a past nuclear strike, stretching at least 400 meters in diameter. Scattered around the crater are the charred remnants of dozens of armored vehicles, all utterly beyond repair. Upon closer inspection, the vehicles scattered around the crater appear ripe for scavenging. However, the hazardous nature of the area surrounding the crater is evident, with clear indications of potential radioactivity.

The crater blocks the road, and the group will need to go off-road for the remainder of this shift. They can go up to two hexes. The vehicles near the crater can be scavenged for parts, and there is a chance (4 in 6) that the group can siphon off gas from these vehicles. The group recognizes that the area around the crater is radioactive.

[ +- ] You are here

[ +- ] Humvee Info

OOC:

Hunter does not know of any historically significant areas in this hex.

Rolls

Sheepdog Recon - (1d8, 1d10)

1d8 : (4) = 4

1d10 : (10) = 10

Hunter hi - (1d8)

(2) = 2

Oct 21, 2023 3:12 pm

OOC:

If one of us does chance it, what would that look like in terms of radioactivity rules?

Oct 21, 2023 3:26 pm

OOC:

It depends on the radiation level. Typically I would keep that hidden, but for this encounter it’s strong radiation.

The character will receive 1 rad per hour in the radioactive zone.

Every time they gain a rad, they must immediately roll STAMINA to resist radiation poisoning.

You get +4 to your roll minus your current rad count. For example if your character currently has 4 rads the STAMINA roll is not modified. If they have 6 rads, they get -2 modifier on the roll.

If they fail the roll they have Radiation sickness for 1 shift (6 hours). During that time they vomit, have diarrhea, and bleed from nose, and cough up blood. They receive 1 physical damage and can’t heal any damage until the disease is gone.

The temp rad has a 1 in 6 chance of becoming a permanent rad.

Oct 21, 2023 4:33 pm

OOC:

We went west, not east. And we made a lot of progress.

Making Cunningham's sleep roll, assuming dice rolls are same as they were during Chapter 1.

Last edited October 21, 2023 4:35 pm

Rolls

Survival (Intelligence) - (d6)

(6) = 6

Intelligence (Sleep) - (d12)

(7) = 7

Oct 21, 2023 6:34 pm

Cunningham wakes up as the Humvee comes to a stop. "What's up?" he asks. After he's filled in, he waits for Sheepdog to update everyone with what he saw through the scope. Afterwards, he says, "We've still got fuel. Let's go around it. Maybe we'll have better luck in Kielce or Checiny. I don't think that we're desperate enough yet to risk any more rads than we've already got. Agreed?"

Oct 21, 2023 7:27 pm

OOC:

Honestly, I'm thinking that Tedic could probably get in and out in way less than an hour, at least for siphoning gas. If he's feeling luck he could even scrounge around.

Oct 21, 2023 8:14 pm

"There's no way I'm ordering anyone into a hot zone. Are you sure you want to do that?"

Oct 21, 2023 8:20 pm

OOC:

saevikas says:

Honestly, I'm thinking that Tedic could probably get in and out in way less than an hour, at least for siphoning gas. If he's feeling luck he could even scrounge around.

He would get at least 1 rad by entering the radioactive zone.

Oct 21, 2023 8:42 pm

OOC:

Aw, shucks. I guess we'll drive around the crater then.

Oct 23, 2023 1:07 pm

OOC:

Does the group want to continue to Kielce or change directions?

Oct 23, 2023 3:42 pm

OOC:

Isn't there enough room to drive around the crater and proceed to Kielce? Or are you asking this because: if there's a nuke strike here, it's more likely that Kielce's been nuked too.

Oct 23, 2023 3:50 pm

OOC:

ForeverDED says:

Isn't there enough room to drive around the crater and proceed to Kielce? Or are you asking this because: if there's a nuke strike here, it's more likely that Kielce's been nuked too.

Asking because the drive was interrupted and you have have new info about the area. You can definitely drive around the crater.

Oct 24, 2023 2:15 am

OOC:

Sounds good. If it's nuked, we could try going to Checiny instead.

T2K Referee

Oct 24, 2023 4:18 am

T2K Referee

Day 3 Day Shift - Rain
The Humvee drives around the colossal crater, resuming its journey toward Kielce. As they draw nearer, the terrain deteriorates further, marked by enormous craters left behind by past bombings. Their approach to the city reveals the grim reality of destruction; Kielce lies in ruins, nearly obliterated by relentless bombardment. Among the wreckage, they spot craters even larger than the nuclear one they encountered earlier. It's a truly post-apocalyptic scene, made even more somber by the rain that has begun to fall.

Yet, something peculiar catches their attention on the outskirts of the city. There's a small settlement that has sprung up, seemingly defying the odds, nestled just beyond the city's limits. It's astonishingly close to the decimated cityscape, and life appears to persist there, with people going about their daily routines amidst the backdrop of bombed-out structures. The rain adds to the melancholy atmosphere.

The group can choose to approach the settlement or continue on past it. There is nothing obviously dangerous to them about it from their current distance. It does not appear that anyone currently sees the Humvee or cares.

Ask any questions you have about the situation. When you are ready to move on, let me know.

Oct 24, 2023 6:04 am

OOC:

Any vehicles or barrels visible? Guards? Is there a fence? And are we talking dozens, hundreds, or thousands of people?

T2K Referee

Oct 24, 2023 12:54 pm

T2K Referee

The settlement comprises approximately 100 individuals, and it lacks any discernible signs of defense. There are no guards, no fences, and no watchdogs to be seen. There is an absence of visible vehicle activity, though a truck and a van are parked near the heart of the encampment. The group does not see any barrels.

The residents of the settlement are dressed in tattered civilian attire, evoking a sense of destitution and hardship. Many of them appear physically feeble.

Oct 24, 2023 4:49 pm

Cunningham stares long at the grim encampment. He says, "Those people are probably worse off than we are. I doubt that we'll find food or fuel. That's assuming they don't blame us for their situation and attack us on sight." He waits to hear what the rest of the group thinks.

Oct 25, 2023 1:27 am

Tedic is slightly more optimistic.

"I dunno, I can't really see these people being too incensed just because we exist. Too tired for that. We're all survivors, after all. Even if they have nothing to trade, perhaps they have some information. That's always valuable."

Oct 25, 2023 1:34 am

"Well," Sheepdog says from the back, "we're gonna be walkin' soon if we don't score some fuel. Maybe keep this place in mind to double back to if we run out and can't find another source."

OOC:

Baker needs to perform some maintenance on his M249 at some point. Can he do that in the vehicle while someone else keeps watch?

T2K Referee

Oct 25, 2023 1:04 pm

T2K Referee

OOC:

Harrigan says:

Baker needs to perform some maintenance on his M249 at some point. Can he do that in the vehicle while someone else keeps watch?

He can repair a weapon in the vehicle. However, he needs tools and a spare part.

T2K Referee

Oct 25, 2023 1:13 pm

T2K Referee

The group has multiple viable options. Here are a few. They are not limited to just these.

Public Multi-select Poll of options Multi Public

Drive into the settlement

Drive south to Chęciny

Drive west offroad to Wloszczowa

Continue on road avoiding cities

Continue offroad avoiding cities

Drive to a hex and spend the shift looking there for fuel

Oct 25, 2023 5:29 pm

After hearing Reed and Sheepdog voice their opinions, Cunningham says, "Alright, I guess we can give it a go. Someone should probably stay with the Humvee. Hunter, you got any thoughts on this?"

Oct 25, 2023 5:31 pm

OOC:

Please let me know if there is anything specific your character would do or look for when they go into the settlement. If you do this.

Oct 26, 2023 2:48 am

As the other lieutenant ponders her response, Baker puts his helmet on his head, strapping it on. "We'll need to be careful in there, you all know that. Watch for mines on the way in, Reed, and hidden emplacements on the sides of the road. What've we got that we can trade for ethanol?"

SpiritualSocket says:

OOC:

He can repair a weapon in the vehicle. However, he needs tools and a spare part.

OOC:

Ah right, got it!

Piotr

Oct 26, 2023 1:23 pm

Piotr

As the Humvee eases into the settlement at a slow pace, the group observes the few residents braving the rain. They conspicuously avert eye contact, some swiftly changing course or seeking refuge within tents and structures. After a few minutes of this curious reception, a man emerges from the settlement and ambles towards the Humvee. His approach is unthreatening, as though he's been expecting their arrival. He has a PMK-60 slung over his shoulder.

[ +- ] PMK-60

Coming to a halt near Reed's window the man says "Jesteś wcześnie. Nie spodziewaliśmy się ciebie przez jeszcze kilka dni."

Jakub says a few words in Polish, and the man continues, this time in English. "You're early. We weren't expecting you for a few more days." He looks at your group again, prompting the man to add, "You don't resemble Daniel's men. He typically has someone who speaks Polish, and I doubt he's resorted to recruiting child soldiers," he glances at Jakub before concluding, "except for hostages. Anyhow, if you're not affiliated with Daniel, I'd strongly advise you to move on. There's nothing of value here, and we have no interest in trouble."

Oct 26, 2023 5:25 pm

OOC:

Was Daniel in our convoy that got ambushed? The answer to that colors Cunningham's response.

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Oct 26, 2023 5:35 pm

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He’s mistaking you as part of a different group that he interacts with regularly. You’ve not met this Daniel before.

Oct 26, 2023 9:24 pm

Cunningham isn't keen on the insinuation. "Not that you care, but we were part of a convoy escorting civilians. Got ambushed. We're all that survived, including the kid. His parents were killed, so we're trying to get him out of the war zone. But thanks for the update, we'll be on our way." To the rest of his group, "Let's roll out. There's nothing for us here."

OOC:

Let me know if I need to make a Persuasion/Psy Ops roll.

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Oct 26, 2023 10:04 pm

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OOC:

ForeverDED says:

Let me know if I need to make a Persuasion/Psy Ops roll.

If you want to persuade him to be more welcoming or that your part of Daniel’s crew go ahead and make the PERSUASION roll with your psy ops benefit. Otherwise you don’t need a roll.

Oct 26, 2023 10:11 pm

OOC:

Hey group, do you want me to try or just move on?

If I'm reading it right, I get a d8 for Empathy C and a d8+1 for Persuasion skill plus Psy Ops specialty.

Oct 26, 2023 10:27 pm

OOC:

Go for it. If it doesn't work out, we could at least ask about what a good next destination would be so we can get out of his hair faster.

Oct 27, 2023 7:41 pm

OOC:

Ok, going for it.

Rolls

Empathy - (d8)

(8) = 8

Persuasion + Psy Ops - (d8+1)

(5) + 1 = 6

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Oct 27, 2023 7:57 pm

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OOC:

Which would you prefer?
1. Be more welcoming
2. Convince him you’re working with/for the mysterious Daniel.

Oct 27, 2023 8:02 pm

OOC:

Be more welcoming. Not comfortable with lying in this instance.

Piotr

Oct 27, 2023 8:12 pm

Piotr

The man's gaze softens as he looks at Jakub again, his expression reflecting the harshness of life in these challenging times. "I'm sorry, but these days are just tough," he begins. "You're welcome to stay here for a while, but it's the unfortunate truth that we have very little. We're struggling to make ends meet. My name's Piotr, and I, along with my brother, help oversee this camp."

He continues to explain that there's not much to offer in terms of food or water, but there might be some leftover gear stored in the collection tent. Piotr points towards a shed at the far end of the settlement, set apart from the rest of the structures and positioned closest to the city's ruins.

Further elaborating, he reveals that roughly once a week, a mercenary group, led by a man named Daniel, arrives and demands supplies, threatening violence if their demands aren't met. Piotr informs them that this group is headquartered in Chęciny, comprising a small yet heavily armed faction of around 15 members.

To fulfill their demands, this settlement sends individuals into the city's ruins to scavenge for gear. They always return with severe radiation poisoning.

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Oct 27, 2023 8:18 pm

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Whether you decide to leave, gather intel, or rest, you are currently free to be in the camp. Please describe the characters next actions either as a group or individually.

Oct 28, 2023 12:57 am

Sheepdog, who has been listening to the conversation, shakes his head slightly from the back seat.

"Ain't right, taking from people like that." Then, leaning forward, between the seats, he quietly adds, "I bet they don't show up fifteen strong when they come here. If we know what way they come... we could probably bushwhack 'em somewhere outside of town. Syphon some gas." Another pause, then, "Maybe ask him where they's from. Don't sound like good American boys."

OOC:

I'm okay moving on, but we -could- stick around for a shift, help out where we can, make some allies that we might rely on in the future. This would be a place to fall back to if nothing else. And we could ask around about the surrounding countryside, cities, and potential sources of fuel.

Oct 28, 2023 5:12 pm

Cunningham listens to Piotr's tale. He hates bullies to begin with, and hearing how these downtrodden people are their target makes him sick. And the fact that they come from Chęciny, means they'd have no luck finding a friendly source of food and fuel.

Harrigan says:

"Ain't right, taking from people like that."

"Agreed."

Harrigan says:

"I bet they don't show up fifteen strong when they come here. If we know what way they come... we could probably bushwhack 'em somewhere outside of town. Syphon some gas." Another pause, then, "Maybe ask him where they's from. Don't sound like good American boys."

Cunningham nods. He asks Piotr, "You say they come from Chęciny. How many do they normally send to collect their 'tribute'? Do they drive a vehicle or come on foot? And could you show us the way they come from? If they're American, maybe we could talk to them, get them to stop. If they're not, well, maybe we can still get them to stop."

Cunningham knows that those sorts of people aren't the kind to just stop if you ask them nicely. They have to be made to stop. He and Sheepdog were on the same page.

They'd have to do something about Jakub though. No sense getting the kid in a firefight if he could be put up here for a bit.

Piotr

Oct 28, 2023 10:26 pm

Piotr

Piotr explains, "They usually come in a group of 4 or 5, driving a vehicle like this one, he pats the top of your humvee "but theirs is more armored than this. They also have a machinegun attached to the roof of theirs. One always follows that vehicle with a truck or van. They swap out their second vehicle with one that we've loaded up with found supplies. You're making me nervous with these plans. I fear that they might expect that we tipped you off and retaliation might be inevitable. I have all these people to think about."

Although hesitantly, he points out the south road they always come up on. He also describes them as polish military personal.

Oct 29, 2023 5:57 am

Tedic considers the situation. It seems like if they were to take on the trading group, they would either be of roughly equal strength or slightly outmatched. He looks at the others to see what they think about it.

Oct 29, 2023 4:32 pm

Cunningham nods. "I understand your concern. The last thing we'd want is to make your lives any worse." He recalls Piotr saying that the other Daniel's group wasn't expected for a few more days. That would give them plenty of time to make a decision and either plan for a way to deal with them or avoid being targeted by them.

Oct 29, 2023 6:21 pm

"We don't gotta decide right now, right? Maybe stop here and let everyone rest up a little, see if we can trade for some food?" Sheepdog quietly says from the back. "I'm for it, but we can also keep cruising, LT."

Oct 29, 2023 9:15 pm

OOC:

I think we're in the midst of the afternoon shift, so we can spend the rest of that here. Do we have anything to trade for food?

Cunningham asks Piotr, "Mind if we get out and stretch our legs here for a bit? We can move the Humvee somewhere out of sight if it being here is a problem."

Piotr

Oct 29, 2023 9:33 pm

Piotr

Piotr responds, "You're welcome to stay here for a day. However, I should warn you that Daniel's men might arrive the following day, and they won't react kindly to finding you here. You don't need to relocate the vehicle; it's not obstructing anyone's path."

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Oct 29, 2023 9:49 pm

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It is the middle of the afternoon shift. You’ll be hard pressed to find anyone willing to give you food in a trade here. They do however have information if someone takes the time asking around. Some information is free, some can be obtained with a RECON roll, and some can be traded for.

Not all information is reliable. The free info is reliable. The RECON information is reliable on a success: information on a failed RECON has a 1 in 2 chance of being false. Traded information is reliable. You can be specific with the info you’re looking for or you can just see what’s around.

If you spend the evening and night shifts here you don’t need to roll to set up camp.

You’re also free to take any of the actions listed in the reference thread (such as hunting)

Notable Areas and People
- The shed used to store and sort scavenged gear.
- The road south of the settlement where you could set up an ambush for Daniel’s men.
- Piotr
- Piotr’s brother
- The radioactive wasteland of Kielce

Oct 30, 2023 3:51 pm

OOC:

We don't have much food. Does anyone feel like heading off into the surrounding woods and hills to go hunting and/or foraging? As that's Survival and Recon rolls and Intelligence is the controlling attribute, Cunningham gets a d6 and d12 for the former and d8 and d12 for the latter. So if we want to do that, he'd volunteer to go. Plus, if we found enough to share, that might go a long ways with the locals.

If we just want intel on where to find gas, I guess there's that, too, but I'm not sure anyone here would even know the answer.

Thoughts?

Oct 30, 2023 5:07 pm

OOC:

How does the ‘bullet’ currency work? Can we turn reloads into currency?

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Oct 30, 2023 5:19 pm

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OOC:

You are free to remove bullets from your magazines to use as currency.

Blurb from rules:

[ +- ] The Value of Ammo

Oct 31, 2023 12:31 am

OOC:

Tedic could probably handle trade. Hopefully Russian is good enough to pass in this camp.

Oct 31, 2023 6:09 am

OOC:

I think we definitely should trade bullets for food -- we should have some extra 5.45x39 if we found AK-74s.

Sheepdog will also recon the road, try to trade for spare parts and a toolkit / gun repair kit, and if there's time, he can hunt as well. Happy to RP these scenes.

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Oct 31, 2023 12:16 pm

OOC:

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It looks like the group will stay for the rest of the afternoon shift, evening shift, and night shift. Go ahead and declare actions. I'll RP and resolve actions as they come in. You are all free to split up.

Everyone will need to consume one ration and water during the evening shift including Jakub.

Example:
Afternoon Shift: Try to trade for bullets
Evening Shift: Recon the southern road.
Night Shift: Sleep.

Oct 31, 2023 4:38 pm

OOC:

Someone else's turn to feed Jakub. Cunningham fed him yesterday.

Cunningham notifies the others that he's going hunting.

OOC:

I'm guessing Hunter is staying in camp with the others.

Reference says:

Survival roll to track, each success you manage to track several pray. Recon roll to move into position to kill. Ranged attack to kill the pray.

Cunningham uses the AK-74 since it has a greater range than his pistol.

OOC:

Let me know if I did any of this wrong.

Rolls

Tracking: Survival & Intelligence - (d6, d12)

d6 : (4) = 4

d12 : (9) = 9

Move into Position: Recon & Intelligence - (d8, d12)

d8 : (6) = 6

d12 : (7) = 7

Kill Prey: Ranged Combat & Agility - (d6, d10)

d6 : (4) = 4

d10 : (5) = 5

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Oct 31, 2023 7:46 pm

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Leaving the settlement, Cunningham embarks on an exploration of the surrounding landscape, scouting for an ideal location for a hunting expedition. The area boasts a substantial expanse of forested terrain, promising the potential for a successful hunt. As luck would have it, Cunningham soon comes across the tracks of a large animal, gradually discerning the telltale signs of a moose. Following the trail, he methodically moves forward, and before long, the moose materializes not too far ahead.

With utmost care, he raises his AK-74, takes careful aim, and pulls the trigger. However, his shot goes wide, and the moose bolts, vanishing into the distance. Throughout the remainder of the afternoon shift, Cunningham's efforts yield no further opportunities to encounter game.

Rolls

Animal - (1d6)

(6) = 6

Nov 1, 2023 2:26 am

Disappointed, Cunningham returns to the refugee camp. It doesn't seem like a good idea to be out alone after dark.

Nov 1, 2023 4:19 pm

OOC:

Tedic's plan is:
- See up's up for trade
- Hunt (mostly to see if I can get the prerequisite success for learning the Survival skill)
- Sleep
He'll feed Jakob today.
You'll have to tell me what the modifier is going to be for this roll.
Well, that's that. I'll spend my exp to get the Survival skill up to d6.

Last edited November 1, 2023 4:20 pm

Rolls

Track - (1d8)

(6) = 6

Recon - (1d8)

(1) = 1

Attack (yes, i am using the lmg lol) - (1d10)

(1) = 1

Nov 1, 2023 5:53 pm

Incoming

Rolls

Animal - (1d6)

(1) = 1

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Nov 1, 2023 6:02 pm

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Following Cunningham's hunting excursion, Reed sets out on his own hunt. As they cross paths, Cunningham shares the valuable information about the moose, kindling hope that Reed may soon have a successful encounter. Reed ventures further into the wilderness and begins noticing the telltale signs of a bird. Eager to sneak up on the animal, he advances cautiously, but unfortunately, his movements prove too loud, and he startles a grouse, causing it to take off before he can even take a shot.

Upon reflection of the events, Reed realizes that even if he had managed to approach the grouse stealthily, he would have needed a shotgun to hunt it effectively.

OOC:

Your calculations look correct to me, and the grouse is the one animal that requires a specific gun for hunting. Although, I love the idea of someone hunting with an lmg.

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Nov 1, 2023 6:22 pm

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Trading InfromationScouring the camp for potential trade goods proves to be a challenging endeavor due to the scarcity of available items.

A visit to the collection shed situated at the rear of the camp reveals a grim sight. Next to the shed, a man suffers from severe radiation poisoning, doubled over and vomiting uncontrollably. Inside the spacious shed, two women are meticulously sifting through various items. One pile comprises items designated for Daniel's men, while the other heap consists of miscellaneous goods that, while perhaps not of great value, could still prove useful to the settlement.

Here are the various things available for trade in the settlement, the person trading them, and their cost. Note that the items set aside for Daniel's men are not for trade, but you should know they exist.

Collection Shed - The Two WomenSet Aside for Daniel
-An SVD-63.

[ +- ] SVD-63

-Two perfectly good truck tires.
-A Car Battery

Other Gear
-A pack of playing cards: Cost 3 bullets
-A frying pan: Cost 20 bullets
-A charcoal grill: Cost 100 bullets
-A fire extinguisher: Cost 150 bullets

Outside the Collection Shed - The Man Puking his brains out- Location of a large usable military vehicle inside of Kielce's radiation zone. -Cost 30 bullets

Piotr-2 days rations and water: Cost An AK-74 with 1 full mag.

Old hunter near entrance of settlement-Secret location of a working gas station: Cost 4 grenades

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Nov 1, 2023 6:25 pm

OOC:

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Actions for the afternoon and evening shifts as of the moment:

Cunningham
Afternoon: Hunting
Evening: TBD

Reed
Afternoon: Scouring the camp for trading information
Evening: Hunting

Sheepdog
Afternoon: TBD
Evening: TBD

Nov 1, 2023 10:05 pm

OOC:

How much value does a car tire have? Seeing as they gathered tires for Daniel, it seems like the spare tire Reed found earlier would be rather valuable.

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Nov 1, 2023 11:26 pm

OOC:

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saevikas says:

How much value does a car tire have?

50 Bullets

Nov 2, 2023 2:45 am

OOC:

If I were to trade it to the hunter, how much would that cover?

Hunter

Nov 2, 2023 4:18 am

Hunter

The Hunter gazes at Reed and speaks with a sly grin, "Here's the deal. I'll point you in the right direction to find that gas station for the tire and two grenades. To be honest, I've got a hankering to blow something up."

Nov 2, 2023 4:43 am

"You just looking for a thrill, or...?"

Tedic gives the hunter a knowing look. I can keep secrets if there's something specific you want to do with the grenades. I might even help out if our interests align. If it could lower the price, Tedic is willing to hear the Hunter out.

"Explosions are pretty fun if you've got a 'friend' to enjoy them with."

Nov 2, 2023 5:04 am

OOC:

Apologies, traveling for work -again- this week.

Afternoon: Sheepdog tries to scrounge or trade for spare parts and tools — stuff he can maintain his rifle with, as it’s showing wear and tear. He also likes the idea of trading grenades or other big ticket items to find out where the gas station might be.
Evening: Recon the Southern Road. That just a straight Recon roll? I don’t have a ton of free time this week, so I’ll roll it in advance.

Edit: HOLY SCHMOLEY!

Last edited November 2, 2023 5:05 am

Rolls

INT + RECON - (1d10, 1d8)

1d10 : (10) = 10

1d8 : (8) = 8

Hunter

Nov 2, 2023 12:56 pm

Hunter

saevikas says:

If it could lower the price, Tedic is willing to hear the Hunter out.

Once the Hunter realizes that Reed has some serious interest in his information, he becomes more chatty.

Reed discovers that the hunter has a playful and mischievous demeanor. Above all, it becomes evident that he has a genuine fondness for the thrill of causing explosions.

Another thing that Reed discerns is that the hunter appears to be withholding certain details about the operational gas station. Reed doesn't doubt the veracity of the information regarding the gas station's existence, location, or that it works. However, he senses that the hunter isn't divulging the entire story, as if Reed isn't getting the full picture. If Reed directly inquires about it, the hunter merely shrugs and retorts, "Do you want the information or not?"

The Hunter is willing is willing to drop the grenades from his offer if someone could help him construct an impressive IED with a successful TECH roll. (Cunningham has a bonus to making IEDs)

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Nov 2, 2023 1:36 pm

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Sheepdog's Actions

Harrigan says:

Afternoon: Sheepdog tries to scrounge or trade for spare parts and tools — stuff he can maintain his rifle with, as it’s showing wear and tear.

Both Piotr and the Hunter have tools to repair weapons and some spare parts. They would lend the tools to Sheepdog for a shift and let him use some of their spare parts for 30 bullets.

[ +- ] Repairing a Weapon

Harrigan says:

Evening: Recon the Southern Road.

While scouting the southern road in search of an ideal spot for a potential ambush, Sheepdog unexpectedly trips and stumbles over an inconspicuous rock. After taking a few steps, he becomes suspicious, sensing that this is no ordinary stone. He retraces his steps to investigate further and discovers that it's actually the corner of a small crate, seemingly buried and concealed here long ago. Its owners must have either forgotten about it or perished before they could return.

Sheepdog proceeds to pry open the crate, revealing a hidden cache of rations—enough to last for six days in total. Additionally, he finds a paper note enclosed in a clear plastic bag, likely to protect it from moisture. The note reads:

[ +- ] The Paper Note

[ +- ] Southern Road Map

+6 rations to your inventory.

Nov 2, 2023 2:48 pm

OOC:

When Reed and Cunningham meet up after the afternoon shift and Cunningham is talking about his luck at hunting, if Reed talks about his encounter with the hunter, then Cunningham can spend the evening shift working on that IED. That's assuming Reed agrees to the hunter's terms.

Nov 2, 2023 5:34 pm

OOC:

Reed'll tell the hunter that he'll see what he can do in that regard.

Nov 3, 2023 2:16 pm

After talking with Reed, Cunningham goes in search of the hunter.

Hunter

Nov 3, 2023 3:05 pm

Hunter

The Hunter is easy to find, and he has all the supplies you need to create and IED. On a successful TECH roll, Cunningham creates what the Hunter wants. On failure, he doesn't. You will have to give him 2 grenades in addition to the tire if you still want his info.

If you give him an IED or 2 grenades, he will invite Reed and Cunningham to the "Show."

Do you go with him? Public

Yes - Let's blow something up!

No - This man is going to get us in trouble or hurt

No - We're not giving this guy any explosives.

Nov 3, 2023 6:16 pm

OOC:

This could backfire, but what the hell.

Since Cunningham doesn't have TECH skill, does that mean he gets a d6 for his Improvised Munitions specialty in addition to the d12 he gets for his Intelligence roll? Just trying to figure out where that +1 is applied.

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Nov 3, 2023 6:20 pm

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OOC:

ForeverDED says:

Since Cunningham doesn't have TECH skill, does that mean he gets a d6 for his Improvised Munitions specialty in addition to the d12 he gets for his Intelligence roll?

You are correct. You roll a d12 and a d6.

Nov 3, 2023 8:39 pm

"Let's see what you've got," Cunningham says to the local hunter, "and I'll see what I can do."

Rolls

Intelligence - (d12)

(8) = 8

Improvised Munitions - (d6)

(3) = 3

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Nov 3, 2023 10:50 pm

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Updated map. The blue diamond represents the location of the working Gas Station. The small red circle represents your current location. I've also created a thread with the map here.

[ +- ] Map

Hunter

Nov 4, 2023 1:21 am

Hunter

The hunter is absolutely thrilled with the IED that Cunningham assembles. He's particularly focused on setting it up in a way that allows him to ignite the device by pulling a long string. As soon as it's in his hands, he eagerly departs with it.

Later, the hunter tracks down Reed and Cunningham, urging them to follow him. He leads them to a location that appears to be his residence, situated on the edge of the camp. Despite offering little explanation, he emphasizes the need for silence. The three of them take cover in some nearby bushes. Reed and Cunningham feel perplexed about hiding in the bushes with the hunter until they realize that he's holding a thin string.

Following the line with their eyes, they see it leads to an outhouse not too far away. The hunter stares fixedly at the outhouse.

Before long, while they remain concealed in the bushes, his neighbor emerges from his tent and starts heading towards the outhouse. When the neighbor is roughly 50 feet away, the hunter pulls the string, triggering a massive explosion that propels bits of wood and debris into the air. The neighbor is blown back and lands on the ground.

The hunter leaps out of the bushes, shouting animatedly in Polish. Cunningham and Reed manage to piece together enough to understand the situation. The hunter exclaims, "I bet you'll think twice before you let your mangy, ugly dog take a dump near my tent again. Next time, I might not be so generous!" He then breaks into loud laughter and struts back to his own tent leaving Reed and Hunter in the bushes.

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Nov 4, 2023 1:29 am

OOC:

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Shift Recap

Cunningham
Afternoon: Hunting
Evening: Building a bomb
Night: Sleep

Reed
Afternoon: Scouring the camp for trading information
Evening: Hunting
Night: Sleep

Sheepdog
Afternoon: (TBD) Based on his previous post, I'm assuming that he'll try to repair his M21.
Evening: Recon the Southern Road
Night: Sleep

Next Steps
At this point, I believe that you can all start planning your course of action for the morning shift. - I believe that @Harrigan said he doesn't mind having Sheepdog fade into the background, or we can wait until he returns for the next steps. - I'm open to either approach.

Nov 4, 2023 2:39 am

OOC:

There's only three of us left, and we can't blame combat for attrition. :(
I'm thinking we go to the gas station and see what we can find there.

Nov 4, 2023 4:56 am

OOC:

I'm back! Traveling again next week though -- s'been a grueling schedule lately. Sheepdog will share the rations and the note, describe the southern approach / road, and would support going to the gas station if they can get back to take on the thugs. That's something he wants to do.

Trading 30 rounds to use tools to repair his M21; sounds like he doesn't need a spare part. Edit: Repaired one level.

Last edited November 4, 2023 4:57 am

Rolls

Intelligence (d10) + Tech (-) - (1d10)

(6) = 6

Nov 4, 2023 3:57 pm

OOC:

If we do go after Daniel's people, we should totally bring along the hunter. I think going to the gas station is a good idea. Btw, how's the water situation in this place? Tedic has just one unit of water left after taking care of Jakub.

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Nov 4, 2023 5:06 pm

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The water situation in the settlement is dire. You can tell that most are hungry or dehydrated. The few that seem to be doing ok are ones with essential jobs such as the Hunter and Piotr.

There is no extra water available so you will need to treat the settlement as if it’s the wilderness in terms of water supplies.

It’s quite possible that Daniel’s crew is using clean water in addition to force to keep the settlement under control.

Nov 5, 2023 6:24 am

"It's the basics we need," the Master Sergeant says to the other two men as they gather up, later. "Food, water. Fuel. Think we got time to hit that fuel depot? It's guarded for sure. We're a little short on things to trade, right? Might not be that way if we hit these militia assholes first."

Nov 5, 2023 8:25 pm

"Maybe the old hunter has some more parts for me to make another IED."

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Nov 5, 2023 10:22 pm

OOC:

T2K Referee

The Hunter has plenty of supplies to build 1+ IEDs. Daniel's crew will drive to the settlement during the next evening shift.

In terms of time, you could plan something like this:

Morning Shift: Gas Station
Day Shift: Build IED
Evening Shift: Ambush
Night Shift: Sleep.

All I need from the group at this moment, is to confirm your plans for the Morning Shift. I can put up a poll if that helps.

Nov 5, 2023 10:25 pm

OOC:

Works for me.

So are we splitting those rations Sheepdog found 3 ways?

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Nov 6, 2023 12:02 am

OOC:

Split the rations three ways, yep. Those shifts look good, depending on how the morning shift goes. :)

Nov 6, 2023 12:59 am

OOC:

Cool. He gets to eat two more days. Now if only we could find some water. Should we be bottling our urine? ;)

Last edited November 6, 2023 12:59 am

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Nov 6, 2023 2:43 am

OOC:

Moving forward. All three characters slept soundly. I've updated the GM Stat Tracking reference page. It's a new day!

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Day 4 Morning Shift - Clear Skies
The three get up early and drive to the gas station, and it's exactly in the location that the hunter described.

The gas station is remarkably easy to spot from a distance. It stands alone, having served as a gas station and bait and tackle shop in its previous life.

Surrounded by a ten-foot-tall metal fence, the top of this barrier is lined with razor wire to deter any unauthorized entry. Large signs, placed 20 meters from the fence's perimeter, feature bold letters that emphatically caution: "WARNING DANGER DEATH DISEASE EXPLOSIVES." These warnings are inscribed in Polish, Russian, and English. The ground surrounding the outside of the fence bears visible signs of disturbance, likely indicative of landmines that were placed in a deliberate attempt to deter rather than ambush potential intruders.

Inside the fenced area, a truck is conspicuously parked. Next to the truck stands a solitary gas pump. The sole entrance and exit point through the fence is a gate located at the front, securely padlocked with substantial chains.

The gas station boasts several intriguing features. Within the fenced area, there are two wind turbines, along with a solar panel array adorning the building's rooftop. Rainwater buckets are strategically positioned outside to collect rainwater. Surveillance cameras are affixed to all four sides of the building, while a loudspeaker is attached to the front, adding to the site's overall uniqueness. At the highest point of the flat roof, there appears to be an area designated for gardening, although it currently lays barren and devoid of any vegetation.

OOC:

It's quite difficult to get a drawing of exactly what I need for this. However, this image should help give you an idea of scale.

[ +- ] Image for Scale

Nov 6, 2023 3:53 am

Tedic takes a look out of the window of the driver's seat.

"Oh, looks like someone's made a nice place for themselves. This could be difficult."

Nov 6, 2023 7:23 am

"Might be willing to trade, though," Baker says as they survey the station from afar. "Someone's got a pretty sweet setup going..."

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Nov 6, 2023 5:22 pm

OOC:

T2K Referee

What's your general approach/strategy to this gas station?

Nov 6, 2023 5:53 pm

"Wish the old hunter has told us about all this." He sighs. "Yeah, Sheepdog. Maybe they will."

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If no one objects, Cunningham will call out to see if anyone's home.

Nov 7, 2023 2:06 am

"You want me to set up," Sheepdog says, squinting as he surveys the terrain, looking for the best over-watch position, "o'er there? Provide some cover if you're just gonna walk up to the fence and do some talkin'? Ask to trade for some gas?"

Nov 7, 2023 3:42 am

"Couldn't hurt. Especially if they don't want to be polite." There's an implied wink in his tone.

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Nov 7, 2023 12:29 pm

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Does Cunningham walk directly up to the main entrance to the fence? I'm assuming he will want to avoid walking around the other sides because they clearly are marked with landmines.

Does he go right up to the fence, or does he stand back from a distance and shout? Does he go with Reed and the vehicle, or does he walk?

Nov 7, 2023 7:26 pm

Cunningham will walk towards the gas station but keep his distance. He'll assume that it'll be enough time for Sheepdog to get into position and get ready. Once there, he'll holler a hello.

Speaker

Nov 7, 2023 7:45 pm

Speaker

As Cunningham draws near, a loudspeaker suddenly echoes, "GO AWAY! There is nothing here but death. This world is teeming with death and despair."

Nov 7, 2023 8:32 pm

Cunningham halts in his tracks (if he hasn't done so already). He shouts back, "We were hoping to trade for some fuel."

Speaker

Nov 7, 2023 8:38 pm

Speaker

Following a brief pause, the speaker's voice resonates again, stating, "Leave your trade items outside the gate and return in an hour. I'll leave an equitable amount of fuel in exchange." Another interval of silence ensues.

Nov 8, 2023 3:05 am

"I'll be back. I have to go get them." Cunningham heads back the way he came. He hopes that Sheepdog saw and heard the exchange. He'll go talk to Reed and see what they have to give up.

Nov 8, 2023 7:07 am

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Traveling for work again this week — I won’t be able to check in much until the weekend, FYI. Baker doesn’t have a ton to trade. Perhaps we could perform a service of some kind?

Speaker

Nov 8, 2023 12:50 pm

Speaker

Upon returning and discussing the situation further, Cunningham gathers that the man would be immensely grateful if someone could deal with a troublesome bear that's been causing quite a disturbance. The bear frequents an area just to the north of the gas station.

Nov 8, 2023 3:43 pm

OOC:

Oh ok. Odd jobs work better than trading, IMO.

Cunningham tries to sound upbeat. "Alright boys, looks we're huntin' some bear."

Nov 8, 2023 4:29 pm

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If we get to keep the bear, then that's a pretty sweet deal. Bear steak for everyone!

"Neat, I've always wanted to put that on my resume."

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Nov 8, 2023 4:32 pm

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You can do whatever you want with the bear. The man on the speaker thinks it’s a nuisance and doesn’t want it setting off one of his land mines.

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Nov 8, 2023 4:34 pm

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OOC:

Finding the bear is an automatic success. However, sneaking up on or outsmarting the bear is not.

Nov 9, 2023 2:29 am

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What skills will we be rolling against?

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Nov 9, 2023 2:14 pm

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OOC:

To sneak up on the Bear is RECON. You could also swap out and use SURVIVAL instead since this related to sneaking up on a wild animal. - The outcome will dictate the situation the group finds itself in.

Since Harrigan is out, what are your thoughts on having Sheepdog maintain long range distance with his sniper rifle to provide support?

Nov 9, 2023 6:44 pm

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I'm good with that if saevikas is.

Nov 10, 2023 4:44 pm

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Sounds good to me as well.

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Nov 10, 2023 4:50 pm

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Clear indications of the bear's presence can be observed to the north of the gas station, as it appears to be foraging around a cluster of secluded country homes in the vicinity.

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Describe your general approach to tracking down the bear and roll either for RECON or SURVIVAL to see if you are able to get to it without it noticing you.

Nov 10, 2023 6:24 pm

With his AK-74 out, Cunningham tries to avoid walking on leaves and twigs so as not to make much noise. Pine needles would be best.

OOC:

Going with Recon.

Rolls

Recon - (d8)

(7) = 7

Intelligence - (d12)

(3) = 3

Bear

Nov 10, 2023 7:08 pm

Bear

Cunningham explores the area around the homes when he catches the sound of rustling. Stealthily, he approaches a house and, upon reaching the backyard, comes face to face with a bear. The moment their eyes lock, a tense silence ensues, each waiting for the other to make a move.

The bear, appearing hungry and agitated, gives off an impression that it might charge at any moment. The distance between them is about 40 meters.

Cunningham finds himself beside a typical suburban house.

[ +- ] Tactical map

OOC:

I'm assuming that Reed is with Cunningham, but let me know if that's not the case. Cunningham, Reed, or Sheepdog can take an action before the bear reacts.

If you have any questions about my super realistic tactical map, please let me know.

Some stats to know about the bear is that it has a Hit Cap of 6 and does 2 damage with it's paws. Also for whatever reason, the rulebook explicitly states that it cannot be PERSUADED, so I guess no PSY OPS for Cunningham.

Rolls

Bear - Opposed Recon - INT D, RECON B - (1d6, 1d10)

1d6 : (3) = 3

1d10 : (6) = 6

Nov 10, 2023 9:00 pm

OOC:

I can't persuade it to be my friend. Awwww shucks.

Cunningham takes aim and fires a burst of 5. He knows one round isn't going to take it down.

OOC:

The ROF is 5 so that why I selected 5. EDIT: OMG! Are you kidding me?

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Rolls

To Hit - (d6, d10)

d6 : (1) = 1

d10 : (1) = 1

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Nov 10, 2023 9:07 pm

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OOC:

For ROF you’ll need to choose the amount of ammo dice to roll which can be up to 5. The sum total of those dice is the actual number of bullets.

However, we can stick to just 5 bullets this action just because the roll was not great.

Nov 11, 2023 3:33 am

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Back. Where is Sheepdog in this scene? I know he's not present, but is he providing cover or overwatch and can see the bear?

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Nov 11, 2023 1:51 pm

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Sheepdog is in the bottom right corner of this map and has a direct line of sight to the bear.

[ +- ] Tactical map

Cunningham firing at the bear will be the starting action of the turn, and I'll roll initiative for everyone in the round. I'm assuming Reed was walking with Cunningham, but I need to hear back from @saevikas to confirm that.

Initiative Order
1. Cunningham
2. Sheepdog
3. Bear
4. Reed

Rolls

Initiative - Reed - (1d1000)

(44) = 44

Initiative - Sheepdog - (2d1000h1)

(343770) = 770

Initiative - Bear - (1d1000)

(123) = 123

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Nov 11, 2023 1:54 pm

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Spotting the bear, Cunningham swiftly takes aim and unleashes a burst of five rounds. Understanding that a single shot won't be sufficient to bring it down, the gunfire goes wide, hitting the ground around the bear and causing it to react with a start.

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Sheepdog is next!

Nov 11, 2023 5:31 pm

OOC:

That position sounds good to me.

Nov 12, 2023 2:13 am

"Shit," Baker says to himself as soon as they spot the bear, and as Cunningham opens fire on it with a burst that resounds through the woods. Bringing his rifle up to his shoulder, he makes sure the safety is off as he takes rapid aim, then fires several shots at the charging bear.

OOC:

Fast Action to Aim, Slow to fire. Should be d10/d10 from Agility and Ranged Weapons, Aim to remove the Quick Shot penalty, and Short Range for the M21. Firing with RoF 2.

Rolls

Agility / Ranged Weapons, RoF 2 - (1d10, 1d10, 2d6)

1d10 : (6) = 6

1d10 : (2) = 2

2d6 : (46) = 10

Nov 12, 2023 2:20 am

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That's a hit for 3+1 = 4 damage. Then, choosing to inflict a second hit on the bear with the Ammo Die 6 -- that one does the base damage of 3.

Does the bear do a whole CUF thing? =]

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Rolls

Hit Location 1 - (1d6)

(3) = 3

Hit Location 2 - (1d6)

(5) = 5

Bear

Nov 12, 2023 1:56 pm

Bear

The bear unleashes a roar, hurtling toward Cunningham at full tilt. Suddenly, a series of gunshots echo in the distance. The first shot strikes the bear in the stomach, inducing gut bleeding, while the second hits its front leg, causing a stumble and a crash to the ground. Both precisely aimed shots incapacitate and eventually lead to the demise of the bear, leaving it just a couple of meters from Cunningham and Reed.

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I think the damage would be 6 not 7. I'm interpreting the rules that he does base 3 damage on his ranged hit success and then another base 3 damage from the success from the ammo dice.

Also, I was a bit worried that Cunningham or Reed were about to be mauled to death by a bear.

Nov 12, 2023 4:56 pm

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Reed wouldn't have got a shot off before the bear mauled one of us?

Cunningham keeps his assault rifle trained on the bear, but after a moment, breathes a sigh of relief. He waits a minute or so to make sure the bear is dead. He knows that Baker can't hear him, but he says, "Thank you, Sheepdog. I owe you one."

"Ok Reed, let's see if we can haul the bear back to the shack and collect a reward."

Nov 12, 2023 5:15 pm

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I'm more surprised that bear covered 40 meters in a few seconds. Good thing it's a glass cannon build, lol.

"Yes, sir. Man, I wonder what bear tastes like."

Reed gets to work hauling the bear.

Nov 12, 2023 5:19 pm

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Right you are, I forgot I was not spending the ammo die on extra damage, but on the second hit.

Nov 12, 2023 5:22 pm

Sheepdog arrives with his rifle shouldered and knife out. "We're gonna find out," he says to Tedic with a smile as he knows butchering the thing will need to happen soon...

Nov 12, 2023 5:24 pm

Cunningham repeats his thank you to Baker since he's joined them.

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Nov 12, 2023 5:25 pm

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ForeverDED says:

Reed wouldn't have got a shot off before the bear mauled one of us?

The bear wouldn’t have been able to attack until the next round, but still the miss made me sweat. 😅

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Nov 12, 2023 5:41 pm

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OOC:

For turning the bear into dried jerky rations, let’s have someone make a successful cooking check to create 2D6x4 rations. I think this would take the rest of the morning shift.

Nov 13, 2023 6:35 am

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I have Survival at d8. Shall I toss them bones, people? Anyone better than that?

Nov 13, 2023 4:07 pm

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Mine's worse at d8/d6 for that roll.

Nov 13, 2023 6:10 pm

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For Survival, Cunningham is a d6, but if he gets to apply his Intelligence, then it's a d12 too.

So does that make it Cunnigham's task?

Nov 14, 2023 5:27 am

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Baker's got a slightly better chance with the d10+d8. But if two of us help, Dan and Normal both have a 79%:

So, can we say Baker and Reed help, so Cunningham is rolling d12/d10?

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Nov 14, 2023 1:31 pm

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Harrigan says:

So, can we say Baker and Reed help, so Cunningham is rolling d12/d10?

That looks correct.

Nov 14, 2023 7:17 pm

With Baker and Reed's help, Cunningham begins to cut up the bear for food. "We should probably save the head to show the gas station owner."

Rolls

Cut up bear with help - (d12)

(2) = 2

Cut up bear with help - (d10)

(7) = 7

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Nov 14, 2023 8:03 pm

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OOC:

Calculating bear meat and next shift.

Rolls

Rations - (2D6x4)

(56) + 4 = 15

Weather - (1d6)

(3) = 3

Rumors - (1d10)

Deck Draws

Encounter

Motivation

Nature

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Nov 14, 2023 8:12 pm

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Cunningham, Reed, and Sheepdog carefully butcher the bear, separating the meat from bones and excess fat. They then slice the meat into thin strips, preparing it for dehydration. Using a combination of sun drying and heat from a fire they lay out the meat strips to remove moisture and preserve them.

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The bear creates 44 rations!

Day 4 - Day Shift, Clear Weather
It's now the beginning of the day shift. Let me know what the characters plan on doing this shift.

Whoever is Keeping Watch, please make a RECON roll (Cunningham has the best stats for this and rolls a d8/d12). I'm assuming Reed is always driving unless otherwise noted.

Nov 14, 2023 9:40 pm

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44 rations! Woo hoo!

While it would be great to keep all these rations for ourselves, is anyone else of the opinion that we should share some of this bounty with the refugees?

Are we proceeding to the gas station hermit with the bear head? I'd like to know if he's going to be true to his word.

Rolls

Recon (Skill) - (d8)

(3) = 3

Recon (Intelligence) - (d12)

(7) = 7

Nov 15, 2023 5:57 am

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I think using the rations for trade is a good idea. Going to the gas station dude seems like the most logical next step. I wonder if we can also barter for some of his landmines using the rations.

Nov 15, 2023 6:32 am

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Even if we keep five days or a week of rations each, there's a lot left over for trading. I like the idea of giving some to the refugees at the camp, and maybe getting a little more fuel.

Speaker

Nov 15, 2023 12:40 pm

Speaker

Upon returning to the gas station, the speaker abruptly exclaims, "Go away! Oh... it's you."

After presenting evidence of the deceased bear, the voice continues, "Oh, you... you actually killed a bear. Well, I'll be damned. Come back in half an hour, and I'll leave some gas outside the fence."

OOC:

Feel free to interact, barter, etc...

Nov 15, 2023 3:23 pm

"Maybe tell them we wanna talk?" Baker says to the LT. "Setup like this, they must know a thing or two about these parts, what’s goin’ on, the best routes west. Maybe offer up some bear steaks."

Nov 15, 2023 6:23 pm

Cunningham replies to Baker, "Worth a shot." Raising his voice, he says to the gas station hermit, "Sounds good. But before we go, we'd be willing to trade some of our smoked bear steaks for intel."

OOC:

Going to upgrade that Persuasion die with his Psy Ops specialty.

OOC:

Edit: And that looks like a hard no.

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Rolls

Persuasion (Empathy) - (d10)

(2) = 2

Empathy - (d8)

(3) = 3

Speaker

Nov 15, 2023 8:39 pm

Speaker

The speaker booms, "What do you think you are, a Michelin Chef? I don't want your dried-out bear meat."

Assuming Cunningham leaves and returns for the fuel, he discovers that the hermit is true to his word. The hermit has left out two filled large gas canisters, each holding 30 liters of gas. It seems fuel is something the hermit is not short on supply.

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[ +- ] Humvee's Current Fuel Situation

Nov 16, 2023 3:02 am

"Eh, whatever. If he's holed up like that, then he probably doesn't have any up-to-date intel in the first place."

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I'll change out Mountaineering. What do you guys think sound better, the Machine Gunner talent to compensate for the lack of a Heavy Weapons skill, or a more utility talent?

Nov 16, 2023 3:16 am

"Yeah, probably. Just means more for us and the refugees. At least we got our gas."

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Saevikas, Machine Gunner does seem like a good choice. Mechanic seems like a good utility skill in case the Humvee breaks down.

Nov 16, 2023 5:10 am

"Fair enough," Sheepdog says to his companions as they leave the station. "We're full up now! So are we beatin' feet, or are we gonna bushwhack them assholes?"

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With the SAW, yeah, Gunner is a solid Talent. Also, remember we can push rolls!

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Nov 16, 2023 2:09 pm

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OOC:

Some Quick Note keeping.

Where are you all storing the food?
It makes sense to keep it all in the Humvee, but if anything happens to the vehicle it will all be gone. Let me know if you plan on doing this, so I can make a note in the Stats Thread to help manage it.

Also let me know if you add any to your combat gear inventory or Reed's backpack. (If you forgot, Reed started the game with a backpack)

Where are you storing the gas?
Did you pour it all into the Humvee or are you keeping it in the canisters.

Where is Jakub?
Did you take him with you or is he at the settlement?

Has everyone kept track of bullets spent?
If not, please update your character sheet. If you don't remember, I can help update it.

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Nov 16, 2023 2:13 pm

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When you are ready, let me know what the group decides to do next. No matter which direction the group goes. This happens due to Cunningham's successful RECON roll for this shift.

While driving, Cunningham spots a small airfield featuring a lone hangar. In its pre-war days, it might have served as shelter for a crop duster. However, what catches Cunningham's trained eye is the minefield surrounding the hangar—cleverly concealed to the point that, had he not been a Combat Engineer, the signs of mines might have gone unnoticed.

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Feel free to explore the hanger or ignore it entirely.

Remember that Daniel's men who you might ambush, plan on coming this evening. If you explore the hangar, you won't have enough time to get back and set up an ambush.

Edit: Added Local Area Map.

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Nov 16, 2023 6:52 pm

SpiritualSocket says:

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Some Quick Note keeping.

Where are you all storing the food?
It makes sense to keep it all in the Humvee, but if anything happens to the vehicle it will all be gone. Let me know if you plan on doing this, so I can make a note in the Stats Thread to help manage it.

Also let me know if you add any to your combat gear inventory or Reed's backpack. (If you forgot, Reed started the game with a backpack)

I think it makes sense to store some of it on our persons in our combat gear inventory slots (for those of us who still have room) and the rest in the Humvee. We need to find some water. Reed's backpack might be a good alternate to the Humvee for some.

SpiritualSocket says:

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Where are you storing the gas?
Did you pour it all into the Humvee or are you keeping it in the canisters.

Fill up the Humvee is my choice.

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Where is Jakub?
Did you take him with you or is he at the settlement?

Now you ask us. :/ My first choice would be to have left him at the settlement, but the kid is our responsibility so maybe we took him with us. I wonder if he's ever seen a bear before.

SpiritualSocket says:

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Has everyone kept track of bullets spent?
If not, please update your character sheet. If you don't remember, I can help update it.

Bullets, rations, water. Yeah, marking it all down.

Nov 16, 2023 11:12 pm

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I think storing most of the rations in the Humvee and some on our persons make sense.

I don't mind the difference between filling it up or keeping it in canisters. Maybe one canister for emergencies?

I generally was assuming Jakub was in the Humvee, but either situation works.

I think I have the bullet count correct for now, though I'm sure I'll probably forget in the future.

Anyways, regarding the current situation, would Cunningham be able to steal one or two of the mines to use in the ambush? I mostly wonder about how safe it is to transport.

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Nov 17, 2023 2:04 am

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saevikas says:

would Cunningham be able to steal one or two of the mines to use in the ambush? I mostly wonder about how safe it is to transport.

I’m mostly concerned about time. The group has the rest of the day shift to head back and prep the area for an ambush.

Typically it takes a shift to clear a hex of mines or remove mines from a hex. Plus the mine will explode if he fails the roll, so there is always that added danger.

If you want a bomb for the ambush, I think it’s more reasonable to bribe the hunter with 2 rations for IED supplies.

If you go for the ambush, it would be these rolls.

1. Cunningham Tech roll for the IED
2. Cunningham RECON roll to hide the IED on site
3. Sheepdog RECON roll to make sure the group is concealed.

That would take up the time until Daniel’s men drive down the road. Reed would have flexibility in what he does.

Nov 17, 2023 3:12 am

Cunningham would rather bribe the hunter for IED parts than risk blowing up while poaching mines.

Nov 17, 2023 4:11 am

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Okay, catching up...

◼ Aye, store the food in the humvee, with some on our persons. Baker will take three bear rations. And I thought we *all* had backpacks...

◼ For simplicity, I'd say gas up the truck. But if we want one can in reserve, fine.

◼ Jakub -- I've been thinking was with the other LT. What are we doing with her, pretending she never existed?

◼ Tracking ammo and food, yes. And water, which I need... maybe we can trade rations one for one?

◼ The hangar / ambush -- I suggest we skip the hangar, maybe return to it. So we're doing this, the ambush? I'm all for it. I do have a question -- is there a spare AK-74 and some mags? Baker isn't *low* low, but he's only got two mags left for his M21.

Nov 17, 2023 6:17 pm

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I'd feel more comfortable about an ambush if we knew Daniel's total force strength. Knocking out just his "tax collectors" might indeed bring reprisals on the refugee camp, which would really suck. Unless Hunter ditched her fatigues for local garb, they also might... well, you get the idea.

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Nov 18, 2023 1:40 pm

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Here is a poll to help facilitate conversation.

What do you think the group should do? Multi Public

Move on from the Settlement.

Confront Daniel's Men in the Settlement.

Ambush Daniel's Men and leave

Ambush Daniel's Men and attempt to interrogate one.

Ambush Daniel's Men and send one back injured as a "message"

Ambush Daniel's Men and then take on rest in Chęciny "Rambo Style".

Ambush Daniel's Men and attempt to rally the Settlement for an assault on Chęciny.

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