that goblin

[urk]

I'm down for taking it along, mister Tulio is pretty diplomatic if anyone gives us trouble.

[Gwen the Half-Elf]

sorry didn't see it before. Seth raised the concern of learning Goblin in order to communicate with the kid. I asked my brother, he hasn't answered yet. Andrew says since goblin might be close to orc, you could learn iit, mike?

[Arehzo]

Nobody had a high enough INT to learn a new language, I was thinking we could do it like this:

Speak an Unknown Language
If you don't know a language, you have to roll a Linguistics check to see if you can get your meaning across, or understand what was conveyed. Modifier would be INT.

DC 10 Pidgin ("Food", "Follow", etc)
DC 15 Simple ("Where is the bathroom, please?")
DC 20 Complex ("We need to fortify those buttresses or that whole section of the wall will collapse and let our enemies in!")

Becoming Fluent in a Language
Roll a complex skill check. Roll a DC 20 check once per day. Succeed in three DC 20 checks in a row within one week, and you become fluent.

I think that would be interesting. I'll roll the same on the goblins side to try and learn common.

[Gwen the Half-Elf]

sounds good to me. who has the highest INT?

[urk]

Yea that sounds cool, and not me. Seth and andrew have a +1 modifier on intel.

[Gwen the Half-Elf]

yeah me neither. Andrew seems to have a good relationship with the goblin. I think it would make sense?

[urk]

Well we can all try and learn it and whoever gets it first wins? hah And we can all try to communicate our intentions to the goblin if someone else fails.

[Arehzo]

True, and we might have a bit of a stacked bonus over time if the language isn't being learned effectively, but a rapport is being established between a character and the goblin.

It might help to ask what his name is first

[Druid: Gimil Verdi]

Might be good to have multiple people learn goblin so we can split up and do different things like that.