[Thvor]

Right everyone roll a Perception test, I'll use that to determine what you find.

Not as good as I'd hoped, but oh well...
7d6.hits(5) = 2


Edit: I'd forgotten about the vision enhancement in my eyes (that's what I get for trusting Chummer too much). So, here's the correct roll:
10d6.hits(5) = 2
...and the dice clearly want me to only score two hits.

[SeriousOne338]

Don't worry I'm basing it off the groups hits not just a person.

[All4BigGuns]

Wasn't sure with or without vision or audio enhancements so I did one with none, one with vision and one with both.

Without visual or auditory: 8d6.hits(5)=3

With vision enhancement: 11d6.hits(5)=2

With both vision and audio enhancement: 14d6.hits(5)=4

[SeriousOne338]

Sorry this is a search, so no audio. Image only, so that makes a total of 4

[Kayzie]

Perception Kayzie:
9d6.hits(5)=3

[Thvor]

Serious, Hank would like to see if Cherry can dig up anything about Fort Casey or Project Sanctuary. Let me know if you want me to make any rolls.

[Sichr]

I`m a bit confused...what is a "raid on the asset seziure locker"

Also..leaving for fencing weekend workshop, AFK till sunday evening...

[SeriousOne338]

Sichr:
Asset seizure locker, its where the cops throw evidence and illegal goods they confiscate. the location was part of the deal that Yuri/BangBang was able to get, so you might find some more cash guns drugs.... maybe a vehicle. I guess this is going to be just a description/scene, I'm determining what you find by the rolls done.

Thvor:
You get nothing on Project Sanctuary the file is too old or heavy on the Top Secret side.

On the Local NAN Forces end you get some more pay dirt:
-NAN Military Forces has set up a communication relay outpost on the Gun embankment wall (this is also going to be verified by the Covert Ops agent)
    -The approach from the air from North and West might not be a good idea, the communication outpost put in a request for anti air rockets two weeks ago.
    -The approach from the South has little in the way of scrub to hide a vehicle behind, but if you flew low and at night you could touchdown near the ferry dock without being seen.

She has no real information on the fort though it is 120 years old.

[All4BigGuns]

Sidhe will look at the map and check for likely ambush points. Both to know where to set up an ambush should it become necessary, and to know where to expect one from NAN or UCAS troops.

Combat Tactics Knowledge with Specialization in Ambush:
8d6.hits(5)=3

[SeriousOne338]

You think that that open plain to the south might be a little too open. But the stealth system on the chopper might handle anything near there.

[Thvor]

Being ex-army, Hank considers whether he knows anything about Fort Casey that might be helpful, especially probable layouts of the subterranean parts of the fort and locations of alternate entrances.


Military knowledge with specialization in Army:
12d6.hits(5)=5


(Note: I googled Fort Casey to confirm that it was originally an Army fort before applying the specialization. Seemed the sort of thing Hank would know offhand.)

[All4BigGuns]

Dang, I could've in theory made that check, but then again since she was Tir na Nog military rather than UCAS, she probably wouldn't have been able to know anything anyway.

[SeriousOne338]

@Thvor-
remember the time Its a WW2 fort not well known, so that's the best you can find out. If you want  me to start referencing the guns and history of the for I can but little else is available nothing current anyway.

[Thvor]

@Thvor-
remember the time Its a WW2 fort not well known, so that's the best you can find out. If you want  me to start referencing the guns and history of the for I can but little else is available nothing current anyway.

No worries about that. I was more hoping that Hank knew of alternate entrances; the military loves standards, and it's kind of impressive how long certain things linger on just because that's the way it's been done before. Or if Hank knew where a vault would most likely be, or if there's likely to be a tunnel from the barracks area that might need to be collapsed...or whether there's likely to be some fun unused ordinance in the large area marked "Ammo Storage"...might be worth a field trip if there are some old land mines, grenades, etc. that can be re-purposed...

[SeriousOne338]

In this case no such luck the Fort was built to be invisible from the water so its specially designed and different from a standard template

This is what the gun enbakment wall looks like it's hidden against a hill so the front is concealed from the water:
http://gowestusa.com/images/articles/fortcasey.jpg