Post from Pyandalgor Subject: mini-IBT, SOP Pyandalgor uses his time on the trip to practice Marentian, by talking about ostriches. "Did you know ostriches can get to be over 9 feet tall...." * Prepped for a observed combat Get spear ready and join the fury * Ambushed reactions to combat grab nearest weapon and defend myself * Woken from sleep at camp Grabs Dagger and then finds out what's happening. --- It is with books as with the fire in our hearths; we go to a neighbor to get the embers and light it when we return home, pass it on to others, and it belongs to everyone. ----- Original Message ----- > From: pnpgm > To: pnpgm@list.powersandperils.org > Cc: > Sent: Tuesday, August 25, 2015 1:59 AM > Subject: [pnpgm] Game Update #8 - File #84 - First Leg of Trip (why do they call it a leg?) > > > > GM: IBT -= Bonus about riding is a mini IBT. For new players > this is good for experience. You saw what examples are > in the posted IBTs. Saturday in version 1 of these > comments I came up with 44 days if my math was correct. > So let's assume 45 days. Any excess will be ignored. > So for old/new folks you can do 45 days of IBT. To do > so you can read the IBT link on website or ask questions. > For skills just let me know what skill you want to practice/ > train and what day. (Sword Nov 19, Dagger Dec 4, Herbalist > Dec 20...etc). If questions let me know. Skill practice > needs to be practical. General rule is 12 hours of the > skill for the points. So doing sword might be tedious > while riding. But You could do 4-6 hours based on camp > night time and rest periods. So I'd give half the points > for that skill that day. On the other hand horsemanship > you are doing all day so would get the full points. > > I now some have been working on things in IC emails. > Note: If you need to learn how many days to learn a > NMI rite ask and I'll furnish that info to you so > you can plan it. > > If you want to do it by Travel Legs (First one is > below) from one city to another you can. Keep in > mind some places like Thaliba may be more restrictive > in things to do. > > GM: SOPs - This is mainly for new folks. For old folks > I know enough of how folks will react to things. For > the new folks though I'd do random stuff unless stated. > So for SOP you can give me a general overview of your > SOP > > * Prepped for a observed combat > * Ambushed reactions to combat > * Woken from sleep at camp > > Just a few examples until I get a feel of what > you typically do. This is optional though. Just > to help me figure things. >