Aberration Apocalypse (d&d 5e Campaign) 6/6 Players

I get on the boat first. And go to the next thing. Also, can I roll for encounters next?

 

First we need to get away from the docks

 

Easier said than done.

 

@ThomAnn100 @Swarm of Bees @Nozomi Tojo ~
You see Favos and Anduin running onto the boat and starting to untie it.
Also, you can see the sky darkening and the rumbling of thunder.

sure I guess. But only once you’re away from the island

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I’m very sorry but I have to sleep now.

 

Good night
"Hey, maybe we should stay for the night, its getting stormy."

 

Ahahahahh

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Oh also @lego_man724 you also notice everything above

 

I cast thaumaturgy to make my voice boom 3 times louder
"NO"

 

"As a sailor, I really suggest not. Well, that's what my parents told me not to do several times with a spanking and grounding."

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correction navigator not sailor

 

I look at you and what was once my eye is now a raging fire (I cast thaumaturgy again and the boom is still activate)
"WE LEAVE NOW"

 

"I'm not convinced."
aka you gotta convince me

 

The boom and flames go away "if we don't go now we might die"

 

"Sounds good enough." I get everyone to prepare the sails

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and now we wait

 

If I'm done untying the ship I'll jump on board and go below deck to attune to the ring

 

OOC: I'm going to assume you caused Cthulu to send a champion of his to attack us/cause Cthulu followers to attack us

 

Kind of, but it really wasn't my fault

 

Gone for 50min and already 34 messages.
Rip Aarakocra, comig back to 60smth messages.

"No!"

*looks over suprised*

*waits*

*am very suprised that I agree with you on something*

I motion for you to come over.

*prepares sails*

"Hey!"
I attempt to slide the dagger with the words over to you. (Like tossing it, or just passin it if you're close enough)

 

"At least I have an excuse for going to sail in a storm for my parents." *Anduin shudders from the memories of the punishments of sailing in a storm alone."

 

"I don't have time for you right now"

 

"Just look at it goddammit!"

 

"Can I look at it too?"