1) Works enough for me. Just read it phonetically and its fine. Can't speak for everyone though.

3) Most likely. Look out for the next IC I make. It'll probably be stuck in there somewhere.

Right. Argun and Lee were still in the cart...

Would that small barrel of oil be too much for Vaeca to carry without it affecting his movement or stealth or whatever?

Movement - assuming you can carry an extra 50lbs then no issue
Stealth - almost certainly

Thanks. Wasn't sure how heavy it would be!
Maybe his visions of goblin BBQ won't come true this time...

Gotta love some good old RP

Rejoice I am back from work! I will be reading over your posts, answering any checks and the like made and then pressing onwards for the next bit of the adventure.

Just to confirm are Argun and Booker still going to be leading the group as scouts?

Just read the IC. Seems like our cleric has forged on ahead by himself. (okay the rogue is there but still...)

@Garren

Just a question, you will be giving inspiration whenever you think is adequate? Or we need to ask for them?

The former seems a better practice, but it is probably overwhelming to have all character ideals and flaws at you mind all the time.

The former. This first time was needed however as I simply forgot they existed. Forgot this wasn't pathfinder for a minute there. I'll be on top of it in the future.

How far are we behind Sandal and Booker?

Its nebulous. T_B said 10 minutes but trust that doesn't really work when you know what I know about this scenario. So I'm going to say 'a couple of minutes behind - close enough that you can see them up ahead and hear them if they do anything other then talk quietly'. Plus since they both stopped when the trap was uncovered you should have no problem catching up.

Nebulous is a good sounding word.

I based the time in the actions the other players kept doing while Sandal was moving. So arguing, moving the ox cart, searching the bodies, it could have easily wasted 10 to 30 minutes. 10 minutes was a really generous estimation and it could have easily been more time if our DM didn't interfere.

A bit of both maybe. Dealing with the cart was the only time consuming part. The talking wouldn't have taken long and the searching would have happened at the same time. If they started hurrying they gap shouldn't have widened too much.

Also note: I adjusted Vaeca's character sheet for his background as the initial idea became something else as I wrote. Nothing that would have affected anything, just his bringing it in line with how he's acting.

Not sure if I needed it, but the survival roll was for my rope tieing skills.

Would Dexterity be more fitting for rope tying?

I was considering rope too but from the description of the pit it had sides easy enough to climb out of. Just in case though, right?

Note on healing.

With a healers kits you have to spend a short rest (10mins?) to use it and reqain hit point?

Following the standard rules, healing kits are only useful for helping stabilize critically wounded (unconscious/bleeding out) creatures/allies. You can't actually have someone gain hit points unless you have the "Healer" feat.

Which Argun does

In that case, I think you just expend a charge of the kit. The rules don't say anything about a time requirement:

Healer
You are an able physician, allowing you to mend wounds
quickly and get your allies back in the fight. You gain the
following benefits:
• When you use a healer’s kit to stabilize a dying creature,
that creature also regains 1 hit point.
• As an action, you can spend one use of a healer’s kit to
tend to a creature and restore 1d6 + 4 hit points to it,
plus additional hit points equal to the creature’s maximum
number o f Hit Dice. The creature can’t regain
hit points from this feat again until it finishes a short
or long rest.