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=Dramatis Personae= | =Dramatis Personae= | ||
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| + | ==[http://wiki.rpg.net/index.php/Parade_Way_Blues/Non-Characters Non Player Characters]== | ||
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| + | '''Ship Crew''' | ||
| − | + | Note that there is 19 crew on The Pangolin making the ship somewhat cramped. | |
| − | + | The Pangolin has a varied crew, picked up here and there, all have sworn loyalty to House Tolmandros and professed reverence for Dormal the Sailor. They are divided into three ‘watches’ of four sailors each for normal duties, although the ‘slack watch’ (the watch resting but not sleeping) is roused for any maneuvers or tasks, giving eight sailors for the job at hand. In dire circumstances the ‘down watch’ is roused as well, but this is usually only for dangerous maneuvers or for combat. | |
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| + | Note: There is no 'Captain'. Redjack is 'sailing master' and he and his crew are specialists. The captain is in effect the PCs and the crew swears temporary allegiance before the passage. | ||
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| + | '''Redjack Tursiops''' | ||
| + | Sailing master and leader of the ship. | ||
| − | + | Light sallet (helmet), breastplate and cuir articulated limbs | |
| − | + | Long Sword, Javelin. | |
| − | + | Heavy set and of average height. He wears, like the rest of the crew, the blue and gold of house Tolmandros . | |
| − | + | A sailorman comfortable with both words and swords, Redjack has a certain notoriety in the Mirrorsea and the Mournsea as a placid sailor ferocious in the defence of vessel and crew. He's quite comfortable with PCs running the show and will patiently inform them what the capabilities of his ship and crew are. He does not see his oaths as allowing the PCs to use the ship and the crew as muscle or shock troops but the PCs possessions are safe with him. | |
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| + | =Maps= | ||
=Pavis Price List= | =Pavis Price List= | ||
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=House Rules= | =House Rules= | ||
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==Character Generation== | ==Character Generation== | ||
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[[Standard PWB Character Sheet Format]] | [[Standard PWB Character Sheet Format]] | ||
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Note this sheet is for the finished Parade Way Blues game. Ignore references to Pavis Constabulary. | Note this sheet is for the finished Parade Way Blues game. Ignore references to Pavis Constabulary. | ||
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RuneQuest 2 Slashes, Impales, and Crushes can be declared instead of a knockback on a Special Attack roll. Shield or Weapon Special Parry rolls Bind the parried object for 10 Strike Ranks, but the parrying weapon may not be used in that time, nor may the attacker or parrier close or lengthen range in that time. | RuneQuest 2 Slashes, Impales, and Crushes can be declared instead of a knockback on a Special Attack roll. Shield or Weapon Special Parry rolls Bind the parried object for 10 Strike Ranks, but the parrying weapon may not be used in that time, nor may the attacker or parrier close or lengthen range in that time. | ||
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