Myrial, City of Rogues (Inactive)

Game Master Rynjin

Korak looks around the room, and finds that most of the boxes are trapped in some way, rigged to fire darts for the most part.

Jo detects magic in almost every part of the room, from faint to moderately powerful.

let steal everything ^^

Spellcraft: 1d20 + 6 ⇒ (1) + 6 = 7

To see if I can detect a particlar dangerous Aura.

EDIT: Oh the Karma...

Let steal everything.

That's what you get for laughing at my act of god.

Korak stares at the sorceress as if she had said something incredibly stupid.

"Sorry... I forgot my warehouse-sized purse tonight..." he whispers "Looks for the Mandrigal's target"

Let's wait JK come back to open these boxes. We grab what we can carry and then we burn the place down to ashes!

do we do not have a bag of holding?

do we do not have a bag of holding?

I have no idea... Do we?

You have a Type I.

...It can't contain an entire warehouse.

So, let steal everyting...that fit in the bag. Rembemnber that htere is no mandrigal target, we only need to cause gaurted a great loss

Our "target" is causing some serious grievance to Gaurten. We steal what we can... Then we burn the place down! That's always fun!

survival: 1d20 + 12 ⇒ (8) + 12 = 20
kn local: 1d20 + 9 ⇒ (12) + 9 = 21
stealth: 1d20 + 12 ⇒ (20) + 12 = 32

[ooc] I want to lead them on staying ahead but visible, then shake them and circle back.[/dice]

I want to lead them on staying ahead but visible, then shake them and circle back.

Good thinking.

Our "target" is causing some serious grievance to Gaurten. We steal what we can... Then we burn the place down! That's always fun!

This is the plan Rynjin. Jo give priority to thing that thing that can be worn.

Rynjin?

Korak signs to Jo using drow sign language.

"Help me finish our mission, tiny. You won't be able to wear anything shiny ever again if we never get any new jobs!

Now that I think about it... Do we have anything that can start a fire? I think I bought some vials of Alchemist's Fire at the start of the campaign, and we found a bunch of bombs in the kung-fu master's castle.

Jorriko easily leads the guards on a merry chase, and then vanishes into the night, circling back around. None of them are particularly good at tracking invisible people...

Anywho, you've gained Jo/Korak at least a minute they would not otherwise have had, depending on how far you wanna lead them.

The problem I have with your plan is that it's a bit vague. This is a warehouse full of things in boxes. Which part of the warehouse are you searching? What boxes do you open? Stuff like that. Or I could just have you open some random boxes if you like.

[b]The boxes can be protected with traps. let just put the boxes in the bag, i proppose to take the one swith strongest magical auras, the smaller the box the better/b] -

You grab the boxes with the strongest magical auras you can find...all but one, which is too large to shove in the box with all the other stuff in there (it's as tall as you are, and square).

"Can you tell if there is any harmful magic in this box? I mean, the box itself, not its contents." says Korak as he studies the large box.

Looking For Traps: 1d20 + 10 ⇒ (17) + 10 = 27

After that, he puts all bombs and via's of alchemist's fire he collected on previous... endeavors. Placing them on top of the largest pile of wooden boxes he can find.

The brawling tiefling whispers again. "We might as well get out of here. Let's light these things and leave before the guards decide to investigate."

Also, let's try to make the Obsidian Guard look bad and the Mandrigal look dangerous when we leave. Like... Maybe use Bluff to make the guards believe we truly are Obsidian Guard but failed to stop the Mandrigal's men. Does Jo have any illusion spell or something? Maybe JK can become visible and run away from the guards once again, and Jo screams "Catch Him!" or something, and as they chase him, Jo and Korak light the bombs and leave the place with the bigger box. JK can Vanish again and escape. Let's just do it quickly, lingering around can't do us any favor! The bigger box might be worth tracking with magic,, so we should take it somewhere other than our base. Preferably someplace with lead-lined walls. :P

Korak does detect a trap on the box, and Jo can tell it IS magical.

Can any of them determine if it's activated by touch or only if we try to open the box?

I can cast enlarge person and with your bardiche you can destroy the box from 15 ft afar, not sure if that will be safe from you

Whar exactly did korak detected that tell him that there is a trap?

spellcraft: 1d20 + 6 ⇒ (16) + 6 = 22

Jo can tell it's activated by merely touching the box without the proper bypass, which you don't know (or even know what it is).

Well, I say we burn it!

Well, I say we burn it!

Jo agree.

You set fire to it. It releases a crackle of electricity into the flames, but otherwise does no harm.

The box burns to ashes, and inside you see a large statue of a red dragon, sitting unharmed amidst the blaze as it spreads, indeed, it seems to be soaking up the heat somewhat, but not enough to smother the flames.

You hear teh frantic pattering of feet as a guard comes running, apparently having seen the blaze from the tower.

"What's going on? Is it the Mandrigal!?! Where'd they go!" he shouts to you from about 100 feet away.

How large?

BTW, Jo, can I suggest a nice Bluff check followed by Detect Magic/Spellcraft on the statue, followed by we running away like there is no tomorrow?

Large enough to be put in a box as tall as Jo (or a bit taller). =)

First what is first

Spellcradt: 1d20 + 6 ⇒ (1) + 6 = 7

well, The karma, after all kenchi rolled two 1s.

I have no fu&%$ idea waht that sh%& is - Say Jo to Korak with a little frustration in her voice.

When do I show back up?

How many entrances that place have?

When do I show back up?

Given the time it took for them to snag boxes and such...whenever you like. I'd suggest being sneaky about it though, if you don't have a disguise.

Is there any somewhat hidden place in the city that we can take the statue? Or somewhere with lead-lined walls? I'm not sure taking it back to our base is safe.

Other than that, we can start the fire and run like hell

Not that you know of. If you COULD carry it it might be safe in your base. But considering you already started the fire...

Not that you know of. If you COULD carry it it might be safe in your base. But considering you already started the fire...

Could I possibly carry it as I run away? I do have Str 20. That's up to 466bs before I can no longer run at full speed. ^^

The warehouse has 3 exits, right? The main entrance and the 2 side doors, so Jo could maybe attract the guards to the directly opposed to the direction of our base and I speed away carrying a huge statue through the other door, :D

I was thinking in create pit in two entrances and scape in the remaining one, either way i prefer to start running.

We can do both! Scream something like "That way! Take them you fools" while disguised then we run as soon as they turn their backs! And you cast Create Pit on anyone who decides to chase us. I'll even carry Jo so she doesn't have to run slower for even a single round. lol. Too bad we can't take the statue, though. :(

Jo cast create pit in two of the entrances.

What the hell are you waiting for! we need help here! - Scream Jo to the guards, directing them to the main entrances (that have a pit waiting for the guard).
Bluff: 1d20 + 14 ⇒ (5) + 14 = 19

Time to run Korak

I was going to throw an alchemist fire at the structure from the outside away from the entrance and star a merry chase again... Give the others a chance to escape.

1d20 + 7 ⇒ (9) + 7 = 16

The guard nods his head and snaps a quick salute, and runs toward the entrance.

From one of the doors you hear:

"It's blocked, someone's put a big hole in front of the door!", followed by a thud as the guard tries, and fails, to jump over the pit.

1d20 + 2 ⇒ (5) + 2 = 7
3d6 ⇒ (6, 6, 4) = 16

"Owwwwwwww..." you hear drifting over from that direction.

Jo start running in the opposite direction.

Are the streets wide or narrow? Prefereibly Jo go for a noarrow street and put a pit to block the path

So be it

Korak proceeds to run in the same direction as Jo.

I'm guessing she weights less than 466lb, so if necessary (maybe someone is chasing us), Korak throws her over his shoulder and uses his 40ft speed to run faster while she casts spells at any would-be persecutors.

The first street you get to will be an alley, but it leads right back onto one of the main roads, which are pretty wide.

And you'd need to make a Concentration check for "vigorous motion" with that plan to cast, so be forewarned.

Korak tries to find a way up the roofs, around warehouses or any other route where he and Jo can travel faster and unseen. While doing so, he uses his hat to change his appearance to that of a random commoner, and advises Jo to do the same.

I'm not sure what roll I could use here

Climb: 1d20 + 5 ⇒ (9) + 5 = 14
Acrobatics: 1d20 + 10 ⇒ (17) + 10 = 27
Stealth: 1d20 + 12 ⇒ (16) + 12 = 28

Jo chance her appareance to that of a teenager beggar and stays near Korak But not that hided.

Bluff: 1d20 + 14 ⇒ (15) + 14 = 29

You guys escape.

The confusion of the fire, and not really knowing who you guys were, coupled with blocked entrances and Jorriko's scare tactics made any hope of pursuit nonexistent.

In addition, you see as you run away, a large explosion in the shape of a dragon made of fire ripping through the ceiling.

Your raid is the talk of the town the next day, how the Mandrigal slipped in and ran circles around both the Order Verdant and the Obsidian Guard, then unleashed a dragon upon the warehouse.

People are rightfully afraid of the power and skill the Mandrigal wield now.

Gaurten himself is ruined financially, having already sold some of the pieces in there *that were awaiting pickup). The loss of his inventory and repayments he had to make to his clients drained most of his funds, and his insurance does little to cover it, leaving him with enough money to live off of, but his business ruined and most sources of income shattered (sold to make his payments, in many cases). He lives a sa reminder not to put all your eggs in one basket. =)

Your haul from the warehouse contains mostly art pieces, things you can use to decorate your safehouse, or sell once they're not as ludicrously hot as they are right now.

There are a pair of things which are usable to you, however.

Foremost among them is a beautiful figurine made of silver, in the shape of a raven.

Jo identifies it as a Figurine of Wondrous Power

Secondly, a pair of ordinary looking spectacles, identified as Spectacles of Understanding.

And we level up? I need to rebuild my character. I lost all my l old notes so I am not sure exactly where to go.

Hmmmmm...sure why not. It's been a buncha missions since you last did I believe.

Cool! Now if only I could access my PC to remember what I planed to get at level up... -.-'

I'd like the Spectacles, if no one has any problem with it.

The munchkin in me wants immunity to Fatigue... But that's not as interesting as what I had in mind for those 3 character build points... Hmmm... Could I possibly get retrain the features later so the immunity to fatigue scales properly instead of 1 level late?

I would like to sell the figurine to buy a feather step slippers.

I would like to sell the figurine

D=