| KenderKin |
As you open the door heading Up on the map
Tiny bits of flint and steel flash into the air, as the door pops open, sending fragments of metal spitting out in sparks, igniting a pressurized pocket of flammable gases!
The flashover of a sudden fire 10d6 ⇒ (1, 5, 6, 6, 1, 3, 2, 1, 2, 6) = 33
Reflex save DC 18 for half
| Kythel of Nisroch |
Reflex save Kythel 1d20 + 7 ⇒ (14) + 7 = 21
Kythel dives backwards spinning away from the blast and manages to stand up unharmed! Evasion = zero damage on successful Reflex save.
| Edrukk Thorvirgun |
Reflex save: 1d20 + 4 ⇒ (16) + 4 = 20
A memory of a trap he'd seen in his younger days is triggered as the first spark shows and the old dwarf throws himself aside, just in time, avoiding the worst of the burns.
"Well-designed, 'at. Seen one like 'at by a kobold master many years ago. Ever'body OK?"
How do we handle new uses of abilities from leveling up? Wait until we rest, add the new uses now?
| Kythel of Nisroch |
This time Kythel will check that door forctraps.
Perception 1d20 + 14 ⇒ (7) + 14 = 21
"Do any of you need my healing magics before we open this door?"
| Kythel of Nisroch |
Kythel steps back and heals Broccan CCW 4d8 + 7 ⇒ (3, 4, 1, 4) + 7 = 19 Empowered. So 29 total.
He then steps back to the door, "You should all move a safe distance back whilst I try to disarm what appears to be a trap".
Disable Device Cast Guidance 1d20 + 10 + 1 ⇒ (9) + 10 + 1 = 20
| KenderKin |
The Throne Room V13north portion of this room contains a 7-foot-high platform connected to an L-shaped ramp. A strip of bas-reliefs depicting gaunt, magic-wielding, six-armed creatures decorates the base of the platform. Each creature holds a disk in its lowest set of arms, which is represented like a shining sun. The rays emanating from the disks, engraved in the stone as straight lines, form the background of the composition. A white marble throne with triple armrests sits on the platform itself.
Three ancient women stand here speaking to another figure, a hairless humanoid with mirror-like skin. He wears only a pair of soft boots and a loincloth with a leather belt, but carries a wicked-looking shard of mirrored glass the size of a longsword.
Nerra
The women aren’t so much women as they are elderly and viciously ugly looking, green-skinned female beings, bent over and stooped with twisted vine-like hair, long tapered fingernails, and thick wrinkled skin.
Each of the women wears a dirty, ragged cloak, and as you approach, you can see all three have two strange and thin, bug-like hairy things growing from their wrinkled foreheads, likewise their legs resemble those of grasshoppers.
Hag Coven
One of the hags is speaking to the mirror man ”So then Gaflon what is the fate of Alek Tercival?”
| Broccan Dunchad |
Broccan moves forward, now that they have no chance at surpise.
"Oi! 'xpectin' us were ye'? Then we can get to it with'ou all'eh chit-chat, then."
He pulls a javelin and cocks his arm back. He hurls it if any of them do more than speak. (meaning gesturing as if to cast spells, drawing a weapon, etc.)
| KenderKin |
The Throne Room V13north portion of this room contains a 7-foot-high platform connected to an L-shaped ramp. A strip of bas-reliefs depicting gaunt, magic-wielding, six-armed creatures decorates the base of the platform. Each creature holds a disk in its lowest set of arms, which is represented like a shining sun. The rays emanating from the disks, engraved in the stone as straight lines, form the background of the composition. A white marble throne with triple armrests sits on the platform itself.
Three ancient women say to the mirrored man "Leave us."
The
Nerra bows and passes into a mirror on the wall...
"Come closer so we can see you."
Hag Coven
Hag and coven lore Knowledge nature or arcana DC 15
DC 16
DC 18
DC 22
| Edrukk Thorvirgun |
Knowledge (Arcana): 1d20 + 1 ⇒ (19) + 1 = 20
I'm not what one might refer to as "educated", but no one likes labels, right? I heard something once from someone about these folks. :P
"'ags. Like 'uman witches, but they be somethin' else - strong, tough, magic 'n 'eir blood. Been known t' mate wit' 'umans t' make changelin' babies. This group look t' 'ave some fairy 'n 'em."
| Edrukk Thorvirgun |
The gruff dwarf feigns a bow. "Whaddyer mean, seekin' t' make 't yer own, but yer needin' t' be freed? Where be Sir Tercival?"
| KenderKin |
”Listen for surely you know that long ago this place was built by the spellweavers and they worked with the nerra to create a portal, a way thorough the plane of mirror, how or what price was paid we know it not. This place is ours and we want it for ourselves….and yet there is another who claims it as his own. We had hoped Sir Alek could beat the evil and set us free.”
”Admitted we deceived Sir Alek to aid us, and gave him greater strength through the spellweaver’s elixor, for through him we sought to free ourselves, Sir Alek is lost in madness, just beyond the demons reach through the starry mirror.”
"It is the starry mirror that still holds magic and it was Sir Alek who brought the nerra here, but there is still time save Sir Alek and fight the master!"
Sense motive DC 15
DC 18
DC 20
DC 22
| Edrukk Thorvirgun |
Sense Motive: 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (2) + 8 = 10
"Ye sent th' lad int' the land o' mirrors alone? Ye 'ill 'ave t' answer fer what ye done, but we need to save th' lad." He looks at his allies, "Aye?"
"Tell 's what ye know o' th' what's got Sir Tercival trapped. Quick, now!"
| Broccan Dunchad |
Sense Motive: 1d20 ⇒ 7
Broccan looks at the hags, but can gather nothing from their tone or expressions.
"Give us a reason t' trust ye," he says skeptically.
| Kythel of Nisroch |
Cast Guidance.
Sense Motive 1d20 + 8 + 1 ⇒ (2) + 8 + 1 = 11
Kythel whispers to Alkaid, "Certainly if they tried to deceive Sir Alek they try to do so to us but if they are giving us a chance to save him..."
| Edrukk Thorvirgun |
"Ye put 'im 'n th' path t' 'is destruction! Ye lied t' 'im! 'at's no' savin' 'im! If'n 'is is s' important t' ye, why 'r ye not fightin' 'longside 'im?"
"Ah know yer no' gonna 'elp 's, s' tell 's what ye know! What's th' plane o' mirrors doin' t' 'im? What's th' master 'n where 's 'e?"
| Alkaid Ingrid Bridgette Aiba |
Sense: 1d20 + 20 ⇒ (7) + 20 = 27
"Oh please, you tricked him, you fear your master and your hiding something else, now what could it be..."
uses Detect thoughts Will DC: 22 on them.
| Kythel of Nisroch |
Kythel frowns, "If you were just lying to us how do we know you are not lying now? If Sir Alek took the weapon with him to confront this Demon how did you get it back?"
| KenderKin |
"We failed, Sir Alek's mind broke, the nerran's took him through the portal to keep the fiend from destroying him. Should we fail to check the demon it will soon marshal forces and enter the mirror. Sir Alek never faced the demon and never had this weapon."
they hand over the legacy weapon.....
Who is going to accept it?
You remember the words of guidance you were given
...."for it is fated that Alakast should be wielded again against the Lord of the Demonskar. It has found its way to you, and all that needs be done is for you to claim it. Seek Alakast in the lair of my false sisters,..."
| Edrukk Thorvirgun |
I'm thinking it's not going to be a natural fit for Edrukk.
"Take 't, lass. Yer th' natural choice 'ere."
"If'n 'e entered th' mirror t' save 'im from th' fiend, 'at means th' fiend 's out 'ere. Where 's 'e?"
| KenderKin |
The hags lead you to V 15 The starry mirror
Mirror Throne
The ceiling in this room forms a four-sided dome, much like an inverted pyramid. The apex of the dome is 30 feet off the ground. An odd, 10-foot-wide pentagonal mirror hangs on the west wall, from where it casts a dark reflection of the room. This reflection is distorted in an unsettling way, and dotted with shimmering, star-like pinpoints of white light. A single chair of white stone with triple armrests sits in the middle of the room, facing the mirror. A colorful hexagonal diagram is engraved in the floor surrounding the mirror.
Colors
| KenderKin |
You note that several of the other rooms had mirrors, but none like this room with mirrors making up every wall.....
Looking in to the mirror, your reflection and that of the room behind you ripples and distorts, another image slowly becomes apparent. There are five pentagonal windows floating under its dark surface. Four of them show nothing but dull white light. The fifth shows an indistinct image of Alek Tercival slumped next to a large metal door in a stone wall, his expression filled with despair.
And of course Alkaid has a magical staff....
| KenderKin |
Alek Tercival sitting next to a large metal door in a stone wall, his expression filled with despair.
Knowledge arcana DC 15
Looking closely at the image or Sir Alek perception DC 13
DC 16