Male Human Rgr2/Sor1 | AC 15 T 12 FF 13 | HP 23/23 | F +4 R +5 W +2 | Init +2 | Perception +6 | SM +0 | CMD 14 | conditions: none
Random manages to pick out the elf's vulnerable jugular through the mist. He swings his longsword with the precision of a barber, just barely nicking his enemy's neck.
Random hits just the right spot to knock the elf unconscious!
Out of combat!
Abysiel’s chamber contains many of his ancient tools and earlier experiments in manipulating time. Among the salvageable items are an alchemist’s lab, masterwork artisan’s tools, a wand of magic missile (CL 3rd, 50 charges), and a wand of daze (50 charges).
Scattered throughout the room are a variety of coins brought here by the morlocks as offerings—there is 800 gp worth of coins.
The greatest treasure, however, is Izryen’s Hourglass, which can easily be removed from the grand device with 30 minutes worth of work.
With the Hourglass and the rescued Minotaur Prince, you can follow your tracks back out of the maze and to the surface, where Grandmaster Torch is glad to see that his friend is safe and sound. Nuar Spiritskin is grateful for your assistance and is quite confused as to how he came to be in the Tangle.
Izryen’s Hourglass dates from before the Starstone, when elves stood as the only civilized humanoids of Golarion. Izryen milled her hourglass from white jade and quartz, and filled it with the magic-steeped sands of the northern Garundi desert.
Originally crafted to keep time precisely and aid the wizard’s study of the heavens, near-constant tampering and augmentation eventually forged a sympathetic link between the Hourglass and the flow of ages around it. The sands keep perfect time, and anyone studying the artifact for 5 minutes who succeed on a DC 15 Knowledge (arcana) check can determine the exact position of any given celestial body at that moment. While in the presence of the Hourglass, mortal beings age at half their natural rate.
Removing the Hourglass from Abysiel's presence will likely mean the imminent death of the crazed elf; however, such a fate is a blessing and gift to one so scarred and torn.
And that about wraps it up! I will get chronicle sheets out later! Congratulations everyone!
