Shisumo's Red Redoubt (Inactive)

Game Master Shisumo

Perception 1d20 + 7 ⇒ (7) + 7 = 14

OK, that's just the dice roller being mean.

Perception 1d20 + 2 ⇒ (7) + 2 = 9

yep

perception

1d20 + 1 ⇒ (10) + 1 = 11

Perception 1d20 + 6 ⇒ (12) + 6 = 18

There's good gold in those tusks, if you don't mind digging through a few charred bones...

appraise 1d20 ⇒ 2

Perception: 1d20 + 7 ⇒ (4) + 7 = 11

"Macawi does not mind."

He uses the tip of his sword to separate the tusks and the other bones into different piles.

Garrick has no qualms about looting a corpse, and will help out.

Be careful. We don't want any of these guys jumpin up and attackin us!

Been a rough couple days. Will get things moving again tomorrow. Sorry for the delay.

One roll covers both spoilers.

Perception 1d20 + 6 ⇒ (10) + 6 = 16

"Ah, dental gold..."

The burnt room appears otherwise uninteresting, so I assume the group moves on.

The corridor bends to the right at a forty-five degree angle just past the doorway to the burnt room, and continues on for about a hundred feet before bending to the right again. Along that stretch of the corridor are a number of small rooms, their doors open or hanging askew and any contents or other noteworthy features long ago looted or stripped. At the next bend, the corridor travels about fifty feet without interruption; at that point, however, there is a T-intersection, where another corridor opens to the south.

Macawi will collect the gold from the tusks (Do I need a roll to find it? How much was there?) and carry it with him if no one objects. As we proceed down the hallway, he will remain in rearguard, as normal.

Each skeleton had one gold tusk, so there are four in total. You'll need an Appraise check to determine the value, however. The roll to find it was the Perception check, so the party has already made the necessary roll.

The roll to find it was the Perception check, so the party has already made the necessary roll.

Appraise:1d20 + 5 ⇒ (13) + 5 = 18

Querel pulls a small vial from his pack, and uses a pin to apply a tiny drop of acid to one of the tusks. Nodding in satisfaction, he remarks, "These should fetch a fair bit, even if we just have'em melted down for coinage."

He then waits patiently at the intersection for the others to arrive. "Bear left?"

Unless the geometry of the layout has confounded me, the right-hand corridor should take us in the direction toward the entrance. Traversing the left corridor would therefore take us deeper within the Redoubt, at least until we reach the outer wall.

Is the only light in the halls that which is provided by our Wayfinders?

Unless the geometry of the layout has confounded me, the right-hand corridor should take us in the direction toward the entrance. Traversing the left corridor would therefore take us deeper within the Redoubt, at least until we reach the outer wall.

Is the only light in the halls that which is provided by our Wayfinders?

I trust your math. Let's work back toward the entrance so we don't get caught in a crossfire.

"Yes, please." Sparky's normally carefree countenance is beginning to look a bit pale.

There are enough holes in the ceiling that you can assume there is ambient light unless I specifically say otherwise. Also, - probably because I still haven't come up with a good way to give you a large-view map of this place online - Sylvalia's math is off, at least a little: the corridor you are in now heads east and the right-hand corridor heads south, while the exit is toward the west. She's right, though, that continuing on is likely to take you deeper into the complex.

Then if you'll allow, I'd like to revise my comment to be more accurate. (One of the challenges of playing someone with a much higher Int than one's self.)

Sure, say what you like and whether you still plan to turn right on continue straight.

There are enough holes in the ceiling that you can assume there is ambient light unless I specifically say otherwise. Also, - probably because I still haven't come up with a good way to give you a large-view map of this place online - Sylvalia's math is off, at least a little: the corridor you are in now heads east and the right-hand corridor heads south, while the exit is toward the west. She's right, though, that continuing on is likely to take you deeper into the complex.

I don't have a good mental picture of the layout of this place, but can we just retrace our steps to get back to the entrance? Like, go back to where we found the trap that we ignored?

Absolutely. Is that the plan, then? Retreat and regroup?

I'll see what I can do about getting a map up for the complex so far.

Absolutely. Is that the plan, then? Retreat and regroup?

I'll see what I can do about getting a map up for the complex so far.

My vote is to go back towards the entrance, yeah.

I second that.

Macawi patiently waits for the others to decide what they wish to do.

Abstaining from the vote.

Then I will agree as well.

Faced with this new set of options, the group decides to return to familiar territory. A few moments' walk find them back at the first T-intersection; they can continue south to the trap Mara found earlier, or turn west and return to the huge entrance room where they fought the first guards.

Faced with this new set of options, the group decides to return to familiar territory. A few moments' walk find them back at the first T-intersection; they can continue south to the trap Mara found earlier, or turn west and return to the huge entrance room where they fought the first guards.

Let's approach the entrance with caution, and see if we can catch any Redblades there unawares.