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DIego Cruz is using the "Gang Leader" Archetype, and is not a minion. He isnt actually a gang leader but the stats suit him and he is from the streets of Mexico. Ill give him Swimming +2 (+4) and Drive 4 (+5) to represent his additional dock / sea experience.

His Grapple Roll

1d20+5=24 yer fluffed!

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Alright then, change of plans. Subito will Move All-Out to get into the water before Diego, yelling something like "I'll get it!", and once submerged he'll use his powers to get to the underside of the boat, stop it for a moment while he gets some random nick-nack from the dock bed, and once the engine is shut off so people can get a look at what's going on he'll slip off and bring the random item to Diego, pretending to observers that it was something of the other man's that dropped in the water. Then, once Kris has some window of sneaking aboard, he'll resume his place underneath the boat...

That soundd much more sensible in my head somehow.

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Wondering if it wouldn't be counterproductive to actually damage the boat. If so that would necessitate repairs(and maybe even cause other problems), while just stopping the boat for a moment to make the guys think something's wrong has the desired effect and doesn't leave too many problems to my mind. I'll go with that.

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Ok, Subito is fine clinging on underwater.

Holding on to the side of the ship, I will say is a DC 5 Strength test (Cruz 1d20+2=8). Its not too hard, but the muscles will ache.

If you carry on, I may call for further tests. A failure means extra effort to hold on, or you go overboard!

Also, it is cold and both of you are getting splattered by sea water. Ill treat this as a cold environment, so DC 10 Fortitude checks (or -1 CON).

1d20+5=21 for Cruz.

Of course, various tricks might help with the above - and you may want to do something else as always, so let me know. :D

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Is there a dinghy we can steal at a later time if we need to?

Anyway, just to make sure I'm clear, Kristin wants to ignore the cargo ship (and call the heavy hitters on it later) and save the two victims after they're transferred to Diamond's yacht. And she's not bluffing at Diego, if he looks like he's charging the cargo ship she fully intends to throw him in the ocean for Subito to drag back to shore.

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Ok, as you have successfully crept up, you can get a surprise round in (one standard action).

Ari: as you are melee, you would need a successful stealth roll (DC 15) to get to melee and attack as a surprise.

If you are going for a fight, could you throw in initiative rolls?

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Ok. Diego:

1d20+2=18 However, Scuffles goes first (higher bonus) He is not acting on surprise round, letting the heroes get in,

Ari and Scuffles, you are up!

The guards have toughness +5 (Body Armour and CON), and are flat footed.

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Moving very quietly up behind the guard on the left, making sure not to be heard...

Okay, punching time: 18.

As that seems to hit, DC24 TOU.

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Glow will raise her telekinetic barrier as a free action, then attack from the doorway and aim for the second guard.

Attack roll: 18

That will be a DC22 toughness save if it hits.

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I'm going to assume he meant grapple Diego, which is what I was thinking Glow would do too (telekinetic grapple of course).

Assuming Heraldo makes the tackle Glow might just keep an eye on baldy and keep playing good-cop. He doesn't look like he's got any kind of alarm to push or anything like that does he?

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May I make a Grapple check? If so...

27.

Grapple check first requires a Grapple to hit roll! :)

Also, can you clarify who you are grappling? to reach Diego in time would require using your flight power.

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...Right, right.

Aiming for Diego, using the old Flight power to reach him in time before the suddenly crazy-strong guy does something horrible.

To Hit roll: 21.

Opposed Grapple check: 25.


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