I've edited my last post a little:

... Abe feels a very faint, unnatural whiff of decay and death, ...

The have only their weapons and some personal effects on them (tinderbox, one of them a bronze family ring, some dry cheese pieces, flasks of water/wine, etc.), in this nothing differentiates them. The wines in the row farthest from the door are older than the rest, but that does not necessarily mea...

It didn't, the wind favored you. Aside from the rolls, it seems to me that the PoW maneuvers are quite powerful, compared to normal attacks. Which is good news, I don't mind the character being better than usual in a solo game.

The last member of the little coup collapses to the floor of the cellar, quickly succumbing to his fatal injury. As the room settles back to silence, the only thing Abe can sense aside from the view, is the mix of slightly metallic smell of spelt blood and the heavy aroma of aged wine. The former ma...

The first to taste his blade, quite a skinny guy, doubles up in pain as he falls to the ground, while the second target manages to shirk back just a little, but this is enough to avoid instant death as Abe's sword slices his side and forearm. The one standing behind the barrels just keeps looking at...

As he enters the large wine cellar, Abe can see two of the people in the conversation, but one of them is almost blocked from his sight by the closer one. From the voice origin point, the guy must be behind the first row of barrels. With the closest one showing his back, the other visible one facing...

I'm beginning to worry that with these stealth rolls, we won't have a chance to try the Path of War mechanics At least not in this first mission.

As he approaches the conversation stealthily, he can distinguish three voices talking in a heated tone. They are discussing ways the west gang can be ambushed, weighing pros and cons. They mostly in for attacking at night, while they are asleep after drinking, but finer details of where to come from...

As the mercenary stalks closer to the men speaking down there, he can discern at least three different voices, but it's hard to say because of the echoes in the stone-walled corridors, so it may be up to six as well. They don't whisper but speak in hushed voices, in that annoying border where one ca...

If it's not yet decided, I am interested as well. Would it be possible to play the old character game-mechanically, but with new background story, personality -- and body, of course ? I'm not familiar with Traveller chargen.

EDIT:
I'll need a week to get started, life's busy now.

Hi, popping in for a moment. I want to make a new map of downstairs for my post, it's coming in a day.

It is definitely quiet, but not completely silent. He can sense some talk-like noise on the edge of the hearing range. It's not whispering, so it must be rather distant or coming from behind something that blocks sound to a great extent. The door is locked, or more precisely, it was locked and now i...

Your rolls feel occult in their efficiency.

What is Abe's active stance?

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As his blade sinks into the first man, then the second, they look up at the mercenary with shocked surprise before fear shows in their eyes for a moment. In a few seconds the grim business is over, further silencing the already quiet building. In the doorway with the ex-stables, Abe can now see it's...

No worries, I wasn't too active, either. Holidays are usually like that.

The man mumbles something quietly, then sits up and looks around. Half a minute later he gives up being vigilant, and drop back into sleeping position with a thud. Not much later he is fast asleep again. Since Abe entered the fort, he hasn't heard anything from the direction of the gate. The guards ...

Happy New Year!

Glad to be of help.

The well is quite wide, almost two meters across, but no route down is visible for Abe. Inside the doorway is probably the remains of a stable, and attached to the south wall is a stairway up to the parapet, which was obscure from near the gate. As the pebble plops into the water down the well, the ...