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"control yourself, we can't afford another episode like that, you become a liability and I will kill you. I won't have to use a blade a simple touch with my magics and you would slowly bleed out, and I am the only one with magics that would fix you he looks at him seriously do we have an understanding
Syldran rolls his eyes at the two arguing fellows.
"You'll have to deal with your lover's spat once we get out. Right now we need to focus."
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"for now.."
With a calm strat face
"now left see how to get out of here , I believe someone said something about a door and a lock take me to it."
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if I make it to the other room with no issue I'll try to unlock the door on the right hand wall opposite the deskDD: 1d20 + 7 - 1 ⇒ (12) + 7 - 1 = 18 -Posted with Wayfinder
I'm going to bead my self so I'll roll the stealth check now ok
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Try as he must Bracnos is unable to open the door in his haste.
With the violence calming down Harken is visibly upset as he was going to place a bet on the possible fisticuffs. "D@m#it! I thought things were going to get interesting... if twinkletoes cant open the door then I say we break it down..."
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Wade turns to the civilians "I understand, we have an.... Issue with the more blood thirsty members of our group, that one seems the most unstable... Anyway, do you wished to be knocked unconscious or simply tied? wade does ehichever they requests, tiring them up either way and locking them into the cage they vacated
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"Have at it my friend, destroy the door, I'll be on guard at the nearest door, just in cast the noise attracts unwanted attention,"
"Gods be damned, you're like a bunch of schoolchildren. Do any of you actually want to get out of here? Stop bickering, deal with the help, and let's get moving."
Graz'ul walks over to the locked door and gives it a heavy kick.
Harken helps Graz'ul break open the door. Inside the party finds that supplies for the prison are stored here. A quick examination of the room reveals that there are 200 torches, ten lanterns, two 10 gallon kegs of lantern oil, six spare guard uniforms, dozen signal horns, twenty 50’ lengths of rope and two barrels labeled ‘emergency rations’. Further examination of the emergency rations reveals they contain maggoty old iron rations that has gotten wet, moldered and not been replaced. In addition hanging in a special rack is also to be found several brands with the runic F symbol and a specially made brazier for heating them. You all immediately recognize these items as the brands that marked you.
Graz'ul takes two 50' lengths of rope for himself and his eyes light up when he sees the kegs of oil.
He rolls them into the main room and rests casually against the wall.
"Any of you magic types like fire? We've got a couple of kegs of oil that just need a spark. If not, there's a whole world of torches in there."
"I was thinking more along the lines of finding out where Blackerly is, popping the cork, and rolling it into the room. Being out in the open exposes us to archers. Either way, I wanna see Blackerly burn."
"I also want to see Blackerly burn, or suffer greatly for his transgressions against us. You can do with him what you wish, all I ask for when you are done... is for his teeth."
"Some of them might be broken."
Graz'ul flashes Annak a winking grin.
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" to make things simple we just light everything in this room on fire now. I have no problem returning and catching him at a later time so I can officially tell him ,how much we appreciate it the way he treated us"
Bracnos adds not looking ion from the cask of oil
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"There us enough guard clothing for most of us we could act like we're part of the guard as we run out because of the fire. In the panic of flames and the lateness of the night I doubt that we will be so easy to spot as fakes."
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"No. Now is our only chance. If we come back later, this place might be crawling with guards and more. No. We end this tonight"
She looks at nothing in particular
"If I can manage it, i will make it that no one wants to come back to work here"
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Graz'ul hears Bracnos cursing the locked door. He wanders over to him.
"Seems like those tools aren't quite doing the job. My boot did a pretty good number on the other door. Lemme try again."
The three men are able to beat down the door and at first glance this appears to simply be the slovenly kept bed chamber of the sergeant of the guard. There is a bed, a small table and wardrobe which contain Blackerly’s personal effects which are by in large worthless.
"I suggest search the room properly. We never know what this man was hiding. Especially since it seems he is a gambler"
A search of the room reveals a chest under his bed with a stout lock
@Bracnos-your roll was not high enough to open that lock.
"Well well well, would you look at that, a nice fancy box. We have to get the key and reveal it's secrets."
Smashing an Object
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Eventually the bloodraging half orc manages to damage the chest with his club, and damaging the club, by taking out his anger and frustrations on the inanimate object. The contents of the chest begin to spill out on the last blow and 12 bottles of liquid and a massive amount of gold coins litter the area around the chest.
"Coins huh, it looks like our dead Blackerly was not completely on th eup and up. But we know this already. Lets clear his name, by taking all this nice shiny coins, and then also take his life"
"I believe there were apack or two in that thing the woman gave to us?"
"Well, if you hadn't busted open the chest, we could have just used that. In the future, let's try not to demolish things we can take with us."
Graz'ul walks over to the supply room and grabs a pair of trousers. He ties off the legs, strings a rope through the belt loops, and hands it to Bracnos.
"Here's your bag."
Annak will have spent the time in Blackerly's office reading over his papers to see if there is anything of value the team can use.
Syldran will be on lookout duty, peering through the door in the office, observing the hallway they came from.
She looks at the half orc then at the floor where he spilled all the coins
"You broke the box. You spilled the coins, now you want me to crawl all over the floor to get them?"
A local bell outside the prison area chimes 4 gongs. You all know this means you have about 2 hours till dawn and at most 4 hours till the next official guard shift change.
"Well, well, well, well, well. It seems this Blackerly fellow should be an inmate in the prison and not the keyturn. He has been stealing from the prison funds, which may explain why it has been a tad easy thus far." Annak announces to the group.