Topic: Shadows over Bogenhafen RPG (out of character thread)

[Fandir Nightshade]

Maybe how she reports or how she gets her orders?

We could ask about her greatest fear and use that to pressure her into more cooperation.

[Finlay]

"what would be the most effective means of further coercing you" lol

[Karl Voss of Averland]

"what would be the most effective means of further coercing you" lol

Haha, this is like finding a magic lamp and asking genie for more wishes.

[Mogsam]

I'm going to quote myself again!

'Ulrun knows she doesn't know who she is working for!' also she gets her orders from carrier pidgeons. Maybe a better question is to ask where she is going to hit next?

[rufus sparkfire]

"What are the names of your carrier pigeons?"

"Would you like a cup of tea?"

[Fandir Nightshade]

So we know about the hideout.

What else could be fun to know.

Maybe where the letters from the ar ulric are?

or

"Who did you influence to support the tax laws?"

[rufus sparkfire]

"What did you do with Heinrich's lucky pants? And also his magic axe."

[Fandir Nightshade]

Yes...there was that....but most likely all the stuff is at the hideout.

Are there any traps at the hideout.

How can we enter without a fight.

What pull does she have on von Ouwater.

[Cannonofdoom]

Why do we park on driveways but drive on parkways?
Before they invented drawing boards, what did they go back to?
If you choke a Smurf, what color will it turn?
Why is the man who invests all your money called a broker?
Why do they call it "getting your dog fixed," when afterward, it doesn't work anymore?

You drive on driveways. You don't just magically teleport your car onto it. Parkways are so called because there is landscaping on the median or along the sides of the highway, thus it is a way through a park. It is also used for roads in actual parks.

Sand tables.

Purple.

The word "broker" derives from Old French broceur "small trader", of uncertain origin, but possibly from Old French brocheor meaning "wine retailer", which comes from the verb brochier, or "to broach (a keg)". Either way it makes sense for one who makes deals to use a word that literally means "make deals".

Fixing your dog refers to the problem of breeding. Dog's genitals are made to not work, so problem is fixed.


These questions all have answers.

[Mogsam]

Whom have you targeted? That way we will know who she has aimed for even if you don't know already?

Give me questions!

[Karl Voss of Averland]

Why do we park on driveways but drive on parkways?
Before they invented drawing boards, what did they go back to?
If you choke a Smurf, what color will it turn?
Why is the man who invests all your money called a broker?
Why do they call it "getting your dog fixed," when afterward, it doesn't work anymore?

You drive on driveways. You don't just magically teleport your car onto it. Parkways are so called because there is landscaping on the median or along the sides of the highway, thus it is a way through a park. It is also used for roads in actual parks.

Sand tables.

Purple.

The word "broker" derives from Old French broceur "small trader", of uncertain origin, but possibly from Old French brocheor meaning "wine retailer", which comes from the verb brochier, or "to broach (a keg)". Either way it makes sense for one who makes deals to use a word that literally means "make deals".

Fixing your dog refers to the problem of breeding. Dog's genitals are made to not work, so problem is fixed.


These questions all have answers.

Why is a raven like a writing desk?


Can we use this trance to get her to do something simple? Maybe pen a letter for a carrier pigeon to send to her contact? Maybe we can use it for something short and simple. "Meet me a XYZ at 9PM." and we can findout who this is.

[Fandir Nightshade]

I like asking about heinrichs stuff. Maybe who is working for her at court/the watch/the mages guild?

[Karl Voss of Averland]

What do we know about this hostage girl? She's the niece of some city official? Any idea who?

[Finlay]

"What are the names of your carrier pigeons?"

"Would you like a cup of tea?"

`"what would you say to a nice cup of tea?"

[Finlay]

What do we know about this hostage girl? She's the niece of some city official? Any idea who?

irrelevant, she;ll tell us when we rescue her.

"Who did you influence to support the tax laws?"

I like this one.


I guess no point asking her why, because the answer is "my anonymous employee told me to"

what about "whats the next stage in the plan"? but she might not know.

[rufus sparkfire]

You guys take forever to decide things!

[Karl Voss of Averland]

What do we know about this hostage girl? She's the niece of some city official? Any idea who?

irrelevant, she;ll tell us when we rescue her.

Of course we'll rescue her and she'll tell us. I was asking if we know this information already so that I can separate those being blackmailed and those who could be masterminding.

I agree with Finlay and Fandir. Ask her who she influenced. This will prove guilt too.

[Cannonofdoom]

Why is a raven like a writing desk?

Lewis Carroll himself wrote the answer, after being badgered by people nonstop since the book's original publication. He said that, in the original book, there was no answer. To end the pain of ceaseless inquisitive fan letters, though, he went ahead and thought up an adequate response that he put in preface to later editions. Carroll's answer to why a raven is like a writing desk? "Because it can produce a few notes, tho they are very flat; and it is never put with the wrong end in front!" I'm sure your thighs are now sore from the repeated slapping they took after you read that line. Originally, it was supposed to be a little funnier than that. Carroll spelled 'never,' as 'nevar' — 'raven' spelled backwards — but a proofreader erased the inverted pun before it was published.

[Fandir Nightshade]

Last one maybe what do you know about the people trying to foil your plan?

Or

What do you know about the purple hand?

[Finlay]

Wasted question, we knew all that!

Apart from the niece name.

Wasn't I supposed to get the letters back for at Ulric? Hope they're st the base!

[Fandir Nightshade]

Well not wasted as there could have been others, now we are certain that we have found out on all plots.

I think we should ask where Heinrichs stuff is, then make sure that she is holed up for good with extra guards and take a rest then .....with 300 guards of the watch bust that hideout.

[Finlay]

Can't we reasonably surmise his stuff is at her base?

[Fandir Nightshade]

Well what if it isn´t what if there is a secret cache ....I don´t want to face the wrath of Heinrich!

 

[rufus sparkfire]

One question left.

Wasn't I supposed to get the letters back for at Ulric?

You said you would!

with 300 guards of the watch bust that hideout.

But this is a matter that calls for stealth and discretion!

[Fandir Nightshade]

We should ask brunhilde to do it..she seems to be the sneaky type.

We could ask if there is a secret entrance to the hideout.