Completely off topic, but......

https://youtu.be/TguKPy-ptww

10 years ago today Red Dead Redemption was released and we're still not over it.

"Ain't no trouble, Abigail. Ain't no trouble."

Jack LaGrone With all Hell breaking loose around him, Jack feels shaken to his core. Guts [1d4] = 2 Wild [1d6] = 1 Using Fate chip. Guts [1d4] = 4 Internally, Jack rallies. What is wrong with you? Hell, you lived through the War and that old man needs your help, And that boah, too. What can I do? A...

Jack LaGrone Well, I aim to see that that doesn't happen. I'm pretty sure the Reverend would back me on that statement. If this , what do you call it, exorcism, works, then well, we'll see. What do you think, doc?" Sorry about be so late. I've just been so tired when I get off work lately.

Jack will look around the fort looking for a sutler's or the like. If he can find one, he'll buy some candy and try to convince he guards to let him get the boy some.

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I got nothing.


fighting, knife [1d6] = 1 wild die [1d6] = 2

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Reroll of attack

Fighting d6: [1d6-2] = 1-2 = -1
Wild Die: [1d6-2] = 2-2 = 0

Jack is lower in the init order, so assuming he's still up..... Jack LaGrone doesn't believe what he's seeing, but drawing his Bowie knife he takes a swing at the nearest walking skin. Fighting d6: [1d6] = 2 Wild Die: [1d6] = 5 If he hits, d6+d4+1 + aced 4: 11 [1d6] = 5 [1d4] = 4 1 [1d4] = 1

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Jack is a bit unsettled by the sounds. Hopping down from the truck, he joins the group headed towards the copse of trees. Moving toward the front, he scans the ground for any tracks.

d4 roll: [1d4] = 4
Aced: 1
Total 5

Wild Die: [1d6] = 5
Total: 5

Jack LaGrone ((Sorry for being late...work's been hitting me hard the last couple of days.)) Jack grumbles good-naturedly about turning over his firearms, with a wink to the soldier taking them. If the opportunity presents itself while he' riding in the wagon he'll attempt to strike up a conversion...

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Jack gathers up his carpetbag and Old Abe and joins the reverend in walking to the carriage/wagon.

Jack LaGrone Glancing briefly at Flannigan, Jack replies, "Begging the pastor's pardon, but I think too many people blame the Devil for what they themselves do. It's an unfortunate fact that some people just need hanging. That boy is just scared and confused. That's all." ((You can hear i...

Jack LaGrone Touched by the pastor's trust in him, Jack catches his eye and gives a slight nod. Regardless of whether they set out with the troops or get by the train, Jack will next position himself near Wina and ask, "What was that you said earlier? Wen-day-go? What is that exactly, if I may...

Marullus wrote:That's cool. Thanks for sharing!

he gave my dad his cook's knife - old iron refitted with a worn-out antler handle. My dad grew up to 23 years as a cook for the US Army and still keeps the knife with him.

That's cool!

By the way, it actually is LaGrone and they built a chapel in antebellum Texas that still exists to to this day. My great, great grandfather, if I remember the generations right. I'm related to 85-90% of the people buried in the public cemetery and everybody in the private cemetery across the highwa...

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Jack won't abide a woman mistreated in his presence, but it's clear the army is here in an official capacity of some sort looking for a fugitive. He doesn't say, just gets up and stands behind the preacher with a grin and jaunty nod to the lieutenant.

Jack Guts roll: [1d4] = 4 Wild die: [1d6] = 3 Ace rolls: [1d4] = 4 [1d4] = 1 For a total of 9. I took the True Grit Edge, so Grit 2, straight rolls. "The Hell?!!" Jack exclaims dropping his hand to the grip of his LeMat, wisely refraining from drawing with a group of edgy soldiers in the ...

Jack Jack chuckles inwardly at the crowning display but sobers remembering where he's seen something similar. Old Red down at the slave cabins used to do things with herbs and poppets, so he becomes a bit more attentive. When Rourke gets up, Jack leans back in his seat, inwardly wincing when Rourke...

((I mentioned taking note, but forget to do the rolls....I'll get the hang of it yet!))

Unskilled Notice roll:

[1d4-2] = 2-2 = 0

Wild Die:

[1d6-2] = 6-2 = 4

Ace roll:

[1d6] = 2
((Not sure if the Ace roll gets the -2 or not....))

Jack to Flannigan: Well, my line of work distracts me sometimes even on the Lord's day. Miscreants, degenerates, and assorted lawbreakers tend not to follow a set calendar. That said, my last meeting was more than two weeks ago, but not quite a month ago." Of course, I have had the occasion to...

Jack notices the Union veteran giving him the stink-eye and quickly speaks up. "Easy there, friend; I may be from Texas but I fought for the Union and the Stars and Stripes. 1st Texas Cavalry (US)." ((You can actually hear the parentheses around US when he says it!)) "Can I give you ...