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Aubrey's Eberron campaign.

Nox d'Ghallanda. (Male Halfling Cleric (Olladra) 1) Jun 22, 2007, 07:52 PM

"Oi! A 'forged supremist? I didn know such a thing existed." Nox looks thoughtful for a moment and scratches his head. "Gnolls are flesh and I'm as confused as a cat without its whiskers - who does this guy work for? I thought we were looking for Draask, and vice versa."

"Enough talk out here in the middle of the street. Let's get this guy some place quiet and secure - he may have friends."

Nox does a quick scan of the area and then looks for an abandoned house or alley or some other safe place where the group will be out of sight.

And he does a very poor job of looking. No ranks in Spot or Search (not sure which is applicable, think its Search under your rules Aubrey) and got a total of 6 (3 + Wis mod).

"Anyone got any rope? My pappy always used to carry a bit of twine, as do I, but it's not really up for this task."

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