I say stick with kuva so we can get over all the dam fighting

While I'm worried about Jabaro, you make a pretty solid point. Before anything else, it would be best for Tanya and Kuva to reach an understanding.

They aren't going to, Kuva is speciest and shows no remorse for her actions, at best she might be a temporarily allied sociopath. She's admitted to attacking allies in the past and endangering missions she's been on before. Kuva is a threat and will never be anything else.

...that's also a pretty solid point.
Unfortunately, it seems I cannot vote again.

Oh...

I suggest hanging with Jabaro, and see if Tanya can build a better connection with him at least.

*sensually washes herself* +1 charm

I think it's moreso partially removing the -2 penalty from getting covered in slime

I like my explanation better

best stick together, this is uncharted territory for Tanya and the others.

I say split up. Tanya is familiar with adventuring by herself and on the other hand, the cheetas should be also good. And who knows ? maybe Miss Smartass Kuva will get into a situation where she needs help....

With the place suspiciously empty, splitting up is a bad idea, imo

Stick together, this ain't Scooby Doo.

Last tI me they split up tanya got eaten by a supposid ally. Nest stick together.

Strength in numbers. We don't know the threats around here.

Every DnD player knows DON'T split the party.

I don't know why, but I kinda dig the "frenemy" relationship with Kuva. Whilst she's quick to anger and can hold a grudge, she also seems quick to forgive once vindicated as well.

Makes a good rival for Tanya!

I would advise for us to stick together for this. I will have my reasoning in order from highest risk to least risk.


4.) By splitting up the party as many have said already, this could bring about nothing good. We are currently in a supposed enemy encampment with no intel on who should or should not be here. If we were to split the party and one of us encounters a foe or some other event we will be hard pressed to get the attention of our allies and vise versa. And while the current sounds indicate that there is nothing out of the ordinary I would not advise to split immediately due to the high level of a trap, these kidnappers are expecting two, not three to come after them, and will have made plans for only two.


3.) By sticking with Jabaro we will stick together the two front liners and leave Kuva to her own devices, this would be a safe option but given Kuva's tricks and games this brings up doubts, she is also not a fighter. This is evident when she got the drop on us earlier. she uses stealth to her advantage. If she were to face multiple enemies or her initial attack, or trick fails, I fear the worst for her and would then jeopardize the mission.


2.) By sticking with Kuva we will be strengthening her weaknesses and would work well in combat, and Jabaro is capable enough to hold out and smart enough to get us if need be. Outside of combat however, I am unsure. While the slate may be clean I fear her eagerness to find Kibwe might cause her to disregard any decent advice given and make her make brash moves and action which may make her take off on her own to speed up the search and I fear we may not be able to stop her.


1.) By sticking together we minimize the chance for anything or anybody to get the jump on us. As a group we will be able to reel in Kuva's eagerness and acts and force her to work together, eliminating that variable temporarily, as well as having a concise plan should enemies be encountered, and make quick decisions should any clues be found. This will slow down the search certainly, but it is better to be safe than sorry.


I would caution safety for this turn, move as a group but if we decide to split up try to be the counter to the weaknesses of our allies.

Well that's a bummer. I was hoping Jabaro was smarter than that. Also I dunno which way to vote; splitting up seems like a bad idea, but I don't know whether to stick with Jabaro or keep everyone together.

Does this look like a settler encampment, though? Tanya might not know, but the cheetahs have had some contact with Daniel, so they might have a notion. Does all this stuff look like settler equipment to them? Do other tribes build square, wood slatted domociles and hang oil lanterns now?

Have a look for signs of combat: stuck arrows, gashes in wood, smashed doors... maybe there's a fancy settler weapon lying around here, too? They must have some fine swords or... something. And there might be some fancy settler grub you can snag as well.

 Everybody stick together. Kuva has already proven her untrustworthiness; no sense in giving her additional opportunities. Sticking together should keep her on a shorter leash — and may even wind up with Jabaro serving as an arbitrator to hammer out a truce of sorts if Kuva and Tanya get into it again.

I say stick together because, even though Tanya is capable and the cheetahs probably are too, they could run into some trouble they would need to work together to deal with. And I really hope Tanya puts Kuva in her place.

Stay together for now. We'll do the young one no good dead.

I hate that cheetah bitch so much.

Split up and Kuva will just attack again.

I say Kuva gets one free pass because of the Tanya's aggressive actions at the beginning plus no permanent damage done, however if she does anything else against her she is going down and will be fat on Tanya's ass if I have anything to say about it.