Page 1245 – Timing is Anything

It’s interesting to consider that, by the time your players have sat down at the table, they’ve already answered the Call to Adventure. Calling them to Adventure a second time when they’re right in front of you is about as weird and rote as it sounds.

Chancellor Neighsay: My EEA medallion primarily allows me to travel across Equestria, conducting inspections and closures as necessary. That’s what I intend to use the last of its magic for – to deliver word to Celestia and Luna.

Sandbar (AJ): Oookay, not strictly speaking a BAD idea… How long will that take?

Chancellor Neighsay: Assuming I will only be able to travel one way… I may not be back with the cavalry until sunset – the spell’s projected end.

Yona (FS): So… help is on the way, but it won’t be here in time.

Ocellus (TS): What are we supposed to do in the meantime?

Chancellor Neighsay: Hmm… Are your magics still intact?

Smolder (RT): Erm… What is the status on that, now that you mention it?

DM: Roll Arcana.

Smolder (RT):

<roll> 12.<br/>
DM: All the PC spellcasters still have full use of their powers. Possibly because your power sources are the furthest away from the center of Equestria.<br/>
Silverstream (PP): Looks like my Cleric Pearl is still charged, sir!<br/>
Chancellor Neighsay: Then that settles it. You children are the world’s last hope. Will you descend into the depths one more, to stop or delay Cozy Glow by any means?<br/>
Gallus (RD): Can we be already gone by the time he finishes this speech?<br/>
DM: Roll me Stealth with advantage.