[dice=Spellcraft]1d20+4
Hoga can't cast cantrips, but he can roll a lucky 19. Does that help?
"Yep, a magical fountain alright. Any idea about how it is magical?" Kakrish leans over the fountain and sniffs at it and the water in it. "Don't know that I want to start drinking it unless I know about it."
Red Raven will refill his waterskin with the fountains water. "Watch this one. Just in case." he says, taking a gulp.
Tamora nods and keeps an eye of the monk.
Hoga watches, too, eager to see if it heals Red Raven.
After Tamora gets a fire going and start cooking the frog meat, Red-Raven moves closer to the fountain. Slowly he fills his waterskin with the magical water. While the rest of the group looks at him, the tengu starts drinking the water. He immediately feels refreshed, with no adverse effect. The water is safe to drink.
Red Raven clasps his throat, his feathers fluffing. "Ack! The poison!" he croaks, dramatically sinking to the ground. "This one is dying! Dyiiiinng... Blagh."
He falls limp for just a few seconds before just popping back up to his feet. Chuckling, he tops off his waterskin. "The water is fine." he says, giving Tamora a wink.
Chuckling at the monk's silliness, Tamora prods the meat that was hung and turns it.
"Do you feel anything?"
Hoga gets a chuckle out of the crazy bird's antics, too.
"This one feels refreshed. A little less tired." he replies. "Healing waters, this one thinks."
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If the orc camp has...
She fills them with font water.
If there are...
"Hmmm, I need to retrieve something in Roldare's room. I'll be back as soon as possible. Please look after our meal."
She disappears and a few minutes later, she returns with the containers and fills them with the water.
If there aren't...
"Red Raven, you still have that flask of holy water with you, do you? Good. Can I please have it?"
If Red Raven consents, she will replaced the contents of the flask with the font water.
Red Raven hands over the vial, as requested
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After a small break, some fresh cooked meat and a bit of fun from the theatrical display of Red-Raven, the group strap back on their gear and heads to the last corridor that remaining to explore. The corridor opens up into a winding catacomb. The walls are skillfully carved with deep recesses where bodies might have once lain. All that remains now are cobwebs, dust, and the tattered remains of ancient clothing. The stench of rotting flesh is overpowering here, but the source is not evident until you turn the corner in the room. In front of the door to leave the room stand four zombies. They look like the orcs you've seen before, but their undead corpses are bloated disgusting disease filled growth.
The zombies stagger forward, making their way toward the group.
Zombies! My gods, you stink!
Hoga takes a 5' and rage-swings on the zombie before him.
Red raven moves south to be next to Hoga, attacking the zombie to his west as he comes into position.
Hoga shift position, attacking the first zombie with his axe. The blade bites deep in the walking corpse, destroying it. Doing so, however, sends guts and vile liquid flying, spraying the half-Orc. Red-Raven move next to Hoga, punching another zombie in the jaw. The lower half of its face goes flying, but the zombie still stands.
Tamora 5 ft steps, taking out a container and summoning an angry (free action to bloodrage) celestial badger to (swift action to smite evil) attack the furthest zombie to the south east of Hoga. She also sees if she knows about these zombies.
Kakrish growls at the appearance of the zombies. "Just what we needed." He moves around Tamora and a pillar in order to get in better position to attack the charging creatures. As he moves he draws his greatsword.
Tamora calls a celestial badger to help in the fight, the creature appears in front of a zombie and start attacking. Its claw digs deep in the dead flesh and inflict serious damage to the undead. Kakrish move closer, getting ready to fight the zombies. One of the zombie attacks the badger, hitting it on the shoulder, leaving some vile liquid on the wound. The other one tries to attack Red-Raven, but only hit the wall instead. The last one moves in on the badger.
Kakrish takes a five foot step forward and then takes a two-handed swing at the zombie in front of him.
Red Raven will juke around behind Kakrish, leaving that zombie to him and capitalizing on the other two zombies being distracted. A flick of his wrist draws a handful of shuriken, and he sends two of them flying at his target.
"These zombies carry zombie rot. Don't get hit by them or stay next to them when they explode in pieces of flesh. You will contract the disease. If you are next to them and they are crumbling, hit them and move away."
Tamora flings the container at the still healthy zombie attacking her badger. Her badger continues its flurry of rabid attacks in an attempt to eliminate the evil from the face of the earth. (if the bloodied zombie is down, its flurry will target the zombie next to it.) The inquisitor takes out another container.
Aware now that the zombie goo isn't doing him any favors, Hoga nevertheless persists. He advances and risks disease again against the one Red Raven just attacked.
Kakrish close in on the jawless zombie, slicing through the body. The zombie collapsed under the impact and explode, covering both Kakrish and Red-Raven. Taking a step back, Red-Raven throws some shuriken in another, one misses while the other sink deep in its chest. The badger continues to attack the undead creature, but none of its attack gets through. Tamora throws something at one of the zombies, but it hits one of the sarcophagus in front of her. Hoga continues his attack and bring down a second zombie. Again, guts and liquid go flying as the zombie fall to the floor.
The remaining zombie continues to atack the badger. The attack hits the badger directly on the head.
"That's disgusting," Kakrish says as the zombie body explodes all over him. He spots the only remaining enemy and moves around to the back side to try to flank it.
As her badger disappears, Tamora still flings the container with the water from the resting place at the remaining undead and draws her spear.
The container hits the zombie straight on, at first there is no reaction, but then its start. Smoke starts to rise from the undead creature as skin start melting off. In matters of seconds, the zombie is transformed into a small puddle of goo on the floor.
"I see. So the water acts like a cure wounds spell or a similar healing spell if use against the undead. I can see this being one of our strongest weapons against the undead."
Tamora repeats what she done in the wheel room; prodding the zombie spills for any loot.
"We must finish this within a day or so before the zombie rot comes into effect. Then, I will have an easier time treating you knowing that we succeeded."
Perception (Take 20) - 30
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Tamora searches the room and find in a corner a single backpack. Inside there are some old trail rations, a potion and 13 gold pieces. She could open the sarcophagi to see what's in them. She then proceeds to listen at the door to the next room. Hearing nothing, you are able to open the door. A shallow reflecting pool divides this long chamber, running from one end to the other. The water looks cloudy and stagnant. What must have once been marvelous murals covering both walls are now scorched and ruined, the original subject lost in the destruction.
Tamora tries to identify the pool and racks her brain for anything she knows about the it.
"Necromancy, is it? To think that the pool is corrupted. Hoga, can you give me a lift? I am going to see if I can purify the pool with my magic."
The last zombie falls and Kakrish looks around. "Those things almost make orcs look good." When Tamora finds a potion in the backpack he takes it. "Let me see what this is."
Then he follows Tamora to the door and into the other room.
"You think you can purify this entire pool? Hah. We'll see."
Hoga gladly gives Tamora a lift.
The group gathers around Tamora, making to not cross the doorway to the next room. Then, Hoga grabs her and lift her up. Using the better vantage point, Tamora focuses her attention to the pool. Calling upon divine power, she sent a bolt of pure positive energy into the pool of water. The bolt hits the water, dispersing the energy and making some of the water flying. Then, after a moment, the ripples formed by the impact stops and the water return to the same state as before.
Tamora will keep sending positive energy onto the pool until she cannot detect anymore necromantic energies with her magic sight.
If the pool remains the same...
Tamora will drops down from Hoga's shoulder and thank him.
"Let's advance."
Tamora resumes her spot at the rear.
Hog goes first. He ain't askeered.