OK, so, the two of us put our heads together, and we do have 1 question: Exactly how many agents are we trying to spring from jail? Because we'd like to attempt a prison break!
This is the general plan we came up with (please let us know if anything won't work/isn't feasible--we're willing to tweak, or accept the consequences of it failing):
-Arrive in Jader. Before leaving, Admiral Isabela calls on her underlings and so has at least one ship, possibly 2, with crew in the harbor, even if she and Beleth don't actually arrive by boat. -Meet with merchant informant, who tells them agents are locked up because of murdershanking. Isabela figures that, assuming law enforcement hasn't confiscated it, whatever the agents were looking for is probably still at Bergling's house. As is probably a worthwhile portion of his wealth. -They send an initial report back to the Inquisition's advisors and learn the #1 priority. -Meanwhile, they do an initial surface investigation of Bergling's house, probably not more than a couple hours if time permits. Isabela then sends in 2-3 of her crew members to actually clean out anything useful/valuable and take it back to the ship(s) in the harbor. -Isabela and Beleth, learning agents are Priority 1, then disguise themselves somehow (kitchen servants, whores coming in for conjugal visits, whatever works to get them inside) and try to sneak in. They will use their boobs feminine wiles as needed to cause distractions. -They kill as few guards as possible on the way down and do so with as little mess and noise as they can. They take out whoever they need to on the agents' cell block, though. Then, opening the agents' cells, they drag the dead guards inside and cover them in whatever serves as bedding to make it look like the prisoners are asleep inside, and have the agents don the guards' uniforms as disguises so they can try to get them out while attracting as little attention as they can. ...they will totally shank whoever they have to, though, don't pretend otherwise. -Meanwhile they destroy/abandon any non-intelligence items that could link them with the Inquisition to minimize the risk of exposure. If anything DOES go wrong, they try to put the blame on the Raiders of the Waking Sea, saying that this is a Raider job and any seeming links to the Inquisition are because they're trying to get information to sell to the Inquisition, not because they're working for them, oh no! -Make getaway. Use Isabela's ship if necessary. -Return the agents back to Skyhold, if possible, so they can debrief what they know and answer for their actions.
Ta da~? What could possibly go wrong? It's not the dumbest plan ever used in a prison break. Not like they're pretending to be circus performers or anything.
Again, we would like to be clear that, if it is determined something would go wrong, the IC consequences will be accepted.
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OK, so, the two of us put our heads together, and we do have 1 question: Exactly how many agents are we trying to spring from jail? Because we'd like to attempt a prison break!
This is the general plan we came up with (please let us know if anything won't work/isn't feasible--we're willing to tweak, or accept the consequences of it failing):
-Arrive in Jader. Before leaving, Admiral Isabela calls on her underlings and so has at least one ship, possibly 2, with crew in the harbor, even if she and Beleth don't actually arrive by boat.
-Meet with merchant informant, who tells them agents are locked up because of murdershanking. Isabela figures that, assuming law enforcement hasn't confiscated it, whatever the agents were looking for is probably still at Bergling's house.
As is probably a worthwhile portion of his wealth.-They send an initial report back to the Inquisition's advisors and learn the #1 priority.
-Meanwhile, they do an initial surface investigation of Bergling's house, probably not more than a couple hours if time permits. Isabela then sends in 2-3 of her crew members to actually clean out anything useful/valuable and take it back to the ship(s) in the harbor.
-Isabela and Beleth, learning agents are Priority 1, then disguise themselves somehow (kitchen servants, whores coming in for conjugal visits, whatever works to get them inside) and try to sneak in. They will use their
boobsfeminine wiles as needed to cause distractions.-They kill as few guards as possible on the way down and do so with as little mess and noise as they can. They take out whoever they need to on the agents' cell block, though. Then, opening the agents' cells, they drag the dead guards inside and cover them in whatever serves as bedding to make it look like the prisoners are asleep inside, and have the agents don the guards' uniforms as disguises so they can try to get them out while attracting as little attention as they can. ...they will totally shank whoever they have to, though, don't pretend otherwise.
-Meanwhile they destroy/abandon any non-intelligence items that could link them with the Inquisition to minimize the risk of exposure. If anything DOES go wrong, they try to put the blame on the Raiders of the Waking Sea, saying that this is a Raider job and any seeming links to the Inquisition are because they're trying to get information to sell to the Inquisition, not because they're working for them, oh no!
-Make getaway. Use Isabela's ship if necessary.
-Return the agents back to Skyhold, if possible, so they can debrief what they know and answer for their actions.
Ta da~?
What could possibly go wrong? It's not the dumbest plan ever used in a prison break. Not like they're pretending to be circus performers or anything.Again, we would like to be clear that, if it is determined something would go wrong, the IC consequences will be accepted.