
Anna Bridgette |

Walking over to the rest of his family by the dead cat, Gromor says" Yes, a formation would be a good idea, and so would following this creature's tracks to it's lair."
Anna replies"You may be correct in that, as I would not like to be the hunted or stalked while we wander this dungeon."

WLD DM |

Tanlen inspects the necklace and the dagger. Neither radiate magic. The necklace is basically little shells strung together with a leather string, not something you would expect an orc to wear since they lead more toward teeth and bones. The dagger looks more cerimonial than useful as a weapon.
[/ooc] Anyone else want to give me knowledge Arcana check?[/ooc]

Anna Bridgette |

Females:
Anna:Witch(Winter)
Zierka: Inquisitor
GrandMa: Oracle(Seer)
Males:
Tanlen: Bard
Groltsch: Fighter
Dhrek: Druid(Cave)
Gromor: Summomer

Rulgha Ghawn |

Females:
Anna:Witch(Winter)
Zierka: Inquisitor
GrandMa: Oracle(Seer)Males:
Tanlen: Bard
Groltsch: Fighter
Dhrek: Druid(Cave)
Gromor: Summomer
And me! Male Oracle of Life

Anna Bridgette |

sorry Rulgha, I missed you.
here is a proposed formation.
-->->Direction of walk-->-->
Zieka->--Anna-->Rulgha->Groltsch->
Dhrek->Grandma->Tanlen->Gromor--->

Anna Bridgette |

sorry Jangis, I missed you.
new proposed formation.
-->->Direction of walk-->-->
-------->Zieka->--Anna-->Rulgha->Groltsch->
Gromor-->Dhrek->Grandma->Tanlen->Jangis--->

Tanlen "The other half" Ghawn |

Anyone else want to give me knowledge Arcana check?
I'm not sure if you're asking me for an arcana check instead of the useless spellcraft ones or not. If so: 1d20 + 3 ⇒ (6) + 3 = 9
sorry Jangis, I missed you.
new proposed formation.-->->Direction of walk-->-->
-------->Zieka->--Anna-->Rulgha->Groltsch->
Gromor-->Dhrek->Grandma->Tanlen->Jangis--->
I'm not sure if I should be in the front row to spot traps, or if I'm too squishy... I think my AC is a point lower than it should be (I'll check when I get home), but it's definitely low. On the other hand it's easier to search for traps from the front row than the second. Any opinions from others? If I was in front, I'd want a space behind one of the strong ones that I could 5' step into, which would put two in the back row with Gromor.

Tanlen "The other half" Ghawn |

The dungeon is awaiting your next move.
Taking the lead, with Jangis at his side and Groltsch right behind, Tanlen leads the way down the passage that the krenshar appears to have come from, leaving the wounded orcs behind.
He travels down the passage, shining his pebble-light in front of him, looking for any signs of secret doors, trap floors, or other things of interest.
Perception: 1d20 + 11 ⇒ (1) + 11 = 12

Anna Bridgette |

Anna recasts light on her cestus as needed, to see a little better as they walk forward.
Perception: 1d20 + 4 ⇒ (3) + 4 = 7

WLD DM |

The map remains the same.
The 4 Orcs are still in the NE corner. You may place the party where you want.
The krenshar tracks are easy to follow. It entered the L shape room from the same door as Tanlen's group and then walked to the Nort Western door. It paused here for a moment before heading south, following the wall trying to avoid detection as it approached Jangis.
Tanlen and Anna did not percieve anything out of the ordinary.

Tanlen "The other half" Ghawn |

to the northern door
May as well.
Tanlen, as the one in front, leads the group to the northern door on the eastern wall. He looks it over (Perception 1d20 + 11 ⇒ (12) + 11 = 23), then opens it and shines his light into the next room (assuming there's nothing wrong with the door)

WLD DM |

Tanlen, sensing noting peculiar about the door, reaches for the ring pull and pulls it open to reveal a 25’ x 35 foot room. You see an open doorway to your left. The body of an orc, his arm outstretched toward the door you are standing in, lies slumped near the middle of the room. A lone spear, its shaft broken, lays in one of the corners.

Anna Bridgette |

I'll assume we entered in formation.
"What happened in here? We have an orc body in the middle, a broken spear in a corner, but no blood stains on the ground?"

WLD DM |

Grandma Ghawn leans down and begins to examine the orc corpse. It does not take her long to discover several holes in the neck, arm, and leg. Each hole also has up to eight smaller, rough punctures near it.
If Grandma points this out to the party, I will take Knowledge Arcana checks from those who have it.

Anna Bridgette |

I'll assume Grandma points it out
Anna looks looks at the orc body
"Well, this would explain the lack of blood stains on the ground, could be a giant parasites of some kind, giant leeches, or giant mosquitoes."

WLD DM |

The Ghawn family, having entered the room, discovered a lone orc on the ground. Strange pucture marks were discovered by Grandma. Many of the rest looked carefully around the room, but discovered nothing out of the ordinary, and notheing that would cause the wounds.
Still waiting Knowledge Arcana checks from any one who has it

Anna Bridgette |

-->->Direction of walk-->-->
--Fang-->Zieka->--Anna-->Rulgha->Groltsch---> Group 1
Gromor-->Dhrek->Grandma->Tanlen->Jangis---> Group 2
group 2 goes first than group 1. This OK?

Tanlen "The other half" Ghawn |

-->->Direction of walk-->-->
--Fang-->Zieka->--Anna-->Rulgha->Groltsch---> Group 1
Gromor-->Dhrek->Grandma->Tanlen->Jangis---> Group 2group 2 goes first than group 1. This OK?
Works for me, provided Jangis doesn't object. I'll be peering over his shoulder the whole time, after all. Luckily I'm not a halfling!
"Well, I don't know what happened to him, but stay alert or it might happen to us as well." Turning to Grandma, Tanlen asks "Did you see anything that might tell us where these orcs are from? Coins? Markings? I'm not as familiar with the area as you are, but even I could tell they aren't from around here."
As he speaks, Tanlen goes to examine the spear in the corner, looking for any of those markings. I may as well check, not that a spear's important enough to have a maker's mark. For all I know, these orcs carve the weapon's name on everything they fight with. Perception: 1d20 + 11 ⇒ (2) + 11 = 13 to find anything noteworthy about the spear and its construction. Also detect magic long enough to make sure that the spear isn't magical. Always need to check!

WLD DM |

Tanlen walks over to the corner to investigate the broken spear. The spear appears to be well made and well used. There is evidence of recent sharpening. Unlike the necklace and knife he found earlier, this was at one time an instrument of battle. There are no distinguishing marks and it does not radiate magic. The shaft is broken similiar to what one would expect in a battle.