The underlying assumption was that most if not all of the soldiers were probably checking out the nurses. Barton's comment was just a way of acknowledging that fact. Ergo, nothing to for anyone to be embarrassed about. Not to mention the fact that I was just accommodating the GM's request to have our characters interact with one another during the pause in the action.

Capiche?
This message was last edited by the player at 06:35, Mon 22 Apr.

In reply to Randolph Barton (msg # 112):

Indeed, interaction is the basis of the game however harmony is better.
This message was last edited by the player at 07:03, Mon 22 Apr.

A pre post heads up also works.
This message was last edited by the player at 08:53, Mon 22 Apr.

True. This was Barton's attempt to befriend Dobs, but it doesn't look promising.

Oh well, that can make for interesting RP too.

In reply to Randolph Barton (msg # 115):

True

New day, new topic.


Just FYI, Harris is in a recovery tent at the field hospital, and Randolph just completed his third run hauling crates off the ship under the direction of Sgt. Homula.

A posted earlier, Harris will spend an entire week recovering, as he is on sick parade he is not available to help unload the ship.

Hopefully I will be available soon to help unload!

After a busy weekend I'll be on vacation for a week and wont be online for that time.

Thanks for the heads up, there might be a bit of reading for you to catch up on but you shouldn't really miss out on anything.

hey gang, just wondering how many of the newer players have used Roll20?  I set up a site there a few years back to handle the mass combat scenarios.  I logged in yesterday after not using the site for a while and it looks like I probably need to update my PC before I can use that site again :(

I have not.

I have used it pretty extensively as a player. It seems pretty capable if you spend enough money for the bells and whistles.

Thanks for teeing this up. Now I just need to catch up on my reading! 😅

Take your time, I will wait for everyone to post before continuing the voyage to Suzdal

I have exactly three cents to my name. All are Indian Head pennies, minted in 1859, 1861, and 1862, respectively.

12:48, Today: Randolph Barton rolled 1,4,3 using d6,d6,d6.  Pennies - mint dates (1959-64).

So you are dirt poor, everywhere!

Ha! Naturally I am counting on those coins to be "priceless" ornamental medallions in this world! LOL. (I do have my harmonica and a few other personal items that might actually have some trade value, if needed...)

Blast those pesky locals... do we beat to arms or wait for another GM post?
This message was last edited by the player at 02:09, Fri 17 May.

Really the second we find the locals to have some fun?

Harriet's coins, for a perspective. No paper. Ordinarily these would be presumed to be 'tips':

Gold
  1 - $20      Double Eagle
  1 - $10      Eagle
  2 - $5       Half Eagle
  5 - $2.50    Quarter Eagle
Silver
  5 - $1.00    Silver Dollar
  5 - $0.50    Half Dollar
  8 - $0.25    Quarter Dollar
 10 - $0.10    Dime
 20 - $0.05    Half Dime
Copper
 20 - $0.05    Nickel
 15 - $0.03    3 Cent Piece
 15 - $0.02    2 Cent Piece
 25 - $0.01    1 Cent Piece
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      66.00

Very nice breakdown of your currency Harriet. Where did you find a list of coinage?

I am a stamp collector, so I know where to look. :)

I blatantly stole your list of currency for my character sheet!

Harriet's family comes from Old Money. Tips are important. And, you're welcome!