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19 posts. Alias of Great Green God.


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Durgan Far-Walker wrote:

"Serena, can you call on the power of your goddess to detect the presence of evil in the ring of stones?"

A worry tickles the back of Durgan's mind. The others are taking the situation at face value, but the girl may not be what she seems. We have blundered before by making rash assumptions.

"That's it! No more discussion!" Linds voice booms.

Argentov walks behind a stone, shouts a word of magic, and suddenly a dense fog rolls over the area.


Illthir Winlowe wrote:

There was a lot going on all of the sudden - and not just her probable concussion. The Skald moved a hand to hold her head - thankful for Durgan's healing even if it seemed less potent then it should be. At least the trolls and wolves were gone. For the moment ...

Oww. One thing at a time ... She threw a glance at Erevenywg. Hopefully that was merely a spell or potion - otherwise she'd really have to move 'get a chef' to the top of her priorities. *Really* hoped their friend wasn't one of Choral's old pals or something.

[dice=Spellcraft: guessing Firebelly?

;)

Illthir Winlowe wrote:

"So how *did* you end up in there Alia's acquaintance?"

Get a hunch as an action? Otherwise Scroll->Cure Light Wounds own face

"There is no time! Go or stay but make yourselves ready, whatever! Questions can be answered later when there might be time!" shouts Argentov, whose plea seems honest enough to Illthir's ears.

So upon reading Sense Motive again, it takes minimally a minute to use this way. You can use it all you like against Bluff attempts. Durgan can still keep his previously gained insights, but if you are trying to get a hunch about the current situation you are going to have to wait a bit (minimally 10 rounds--possibly all night if everyone merely grits their teeth and growls at one another).


Alia of the Blade wrote:
She spares a glance at the pair, then fails to keep her face from showing surprise:"Mister Lind, was it? Fancy meeting you here of all places. Good thing we came by. Who is the girl?"

"I don't know. Wait, you're Scarlet's friend, right? Alia? I only just met the girl. I don't even know her name. She doesn't speak."


Durgan Far-Walker wrote:

"And what exactly are you going to do? Who are you that you claim you can hold off an army of trolls?"

Durgan suspects this man is spinning a tale of some kind so he can play hero.

dice:
1d20 + 4 ⇒ (9) + 4 = 13

He certainly seems to be hiding something, but making himself a hero doesn't seem to be it.

Some other notes. THe man seems in his 20's while girl is probably somewhere between 13 to 15 in human years (not that that means much in a world with Game of Thrones rules).

"They were trying to find out what we knew about them which for me is nothing. Now take her and go!"


"There's no time!" says the man. "They are some sort of large scouting party. Return to your people, and warn them. Take the girl. She was already captive when they brought me here."


Balzeros of the Narl wrote:
With a path finally cleared, Balzeros runs for the prisoners. Dragging a hand along the tall stone to assist his turn, he slows as he nears the duo. "Can you move? That's... a decent amount of blood, will you make it for now or not?"

"Don't worry about me! Quick! Take the girl, before more show up! Don't worry about me!" shouts the man. Getting to his feet he pulls the spear from his side, and tosses it away. "I might be able to cover your escape."


The man in the circle looks up from ground a troll's javelin in his flank to nearest cluster of companions with a pained look on his face. It's a look that says "What are you still doing here!?" It is the look of a man contemplating an impossible choice.

He looks over to the girl her face hidden in her arms and seems to come to a decision.


There's a howl, and the tall man visibly deflates.

"GET OUT OF HERE! IT'S A TRAP! THEY'RE COMING!"


The party stands there for a long moment watching the man who watches back....

He suddenly looks a bit incredulous. He rolls his eyes and paces the length of space that his chained ankle allows. As he does, he looks around as if searching for something.

Finally, he mouths the word "Go" at the party in an extremely exaggerated fashion.

dice:
Alia's Initiative: 1d20 + 3 ⇒ (11) + 3 = 14
Balzeros's Initiative: 1d20 + 2 ⇒ (16) + 2 = 18
Durgan's Initiative: 1d20 + 1 ⇒ (1) + 1 = 2
Fergus's Initiative: 1d20 + 3 ⇒ (4) + 3 = 7
Illthir's Initiative: 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (5) + 8 = 13
Serena's Initiative: 1d20 ⇒ 19
Zokon's Initiative: 1d20 + 4 ⇒ (17) + 4 = 21
1d20 + 4 ⇒ (1) + 4 = 5
1d20 + 5 ⇒ (5) + 5 = 10

The girl doesn't respond. She just looks confused, or perhaps in shock. It is a chill night and she only wearing threadbare rags that look as though she's been living in them for weeks.


The man appears to have some sort of physical tick that causes his head to jerk about.

If your PC can see him, roll one sense motive check, and open all that apply.

Sense motive (DC 15+):
The man seems to be trying to warn you off as if this set up were some sort of... trap.

Sense motive (DC 20+):
He seems to be saying: 'Get out of here. I've got this.'


From a nearby hilltop.

"The stars in this land are quite beautiful." Says Argentov, laying on the bare grass, fingers locked beneath his head, staring skyward.


"It's so sad" Argentov's eyes well to overflowing by the end of Numalar's tale. "Excuse me." He gets up and rushes out dabbing at his eyes.


Numalar Auritonius wrote:

Numalar examines the tableware with mild disdain. However, the drips and rings of liquid seem to disappear from the table around him.

using prestidigitation to quietly clean up anything Numalar would think is unsightly.

Numalar looks over at other patrons who are dining with a keen eye. Did we get the rejects here, or is everyone drinking from leaky cups?
Perception: 1d20 + 2 ⇒ (12) + 2 = 14

On a second glance they don't seem as bad as you originally thought.

"Maybe the cups needed time to settle in." Argentov adds helpfully. "And where are you all from?"


"It really doesn't have a proper name--just 'home.' It lies in up in the middle of the Icerime Peaks in the Land of Snow and Bones. As for dinner I would love to join you."

Dinner Rolls:
1d20 ⇒ 14 1d20 + 3 ⇒ (17) + 3 = 20 1d20 + 9 ⇒ (20) + 9 = 29 1d10 ⇒ 3

Assuming you sit and converse:
Before the food arrives the conversation as it so often does turns once more to dirt, and the rivers that crisscross the land breaking up said dirt. Someone brings up the notion of using the Shrike River (just outside) to float supplies down into the Kamelands from Restov, until Zokon points out (even if he has to shout it from somewhere else or perhaps already pointed it out to Scarlet) that there are a couple of waterfalls between here and the heart of the Kamelands, and that in fact the Shrike is so wide it constitutes more of a barrier than resource.

At this point Akate nervously approaches the table with the rest of your food and drink.

"There used to be a ferry near the Shrike's switchback that people could use to get to Mivon, but there haven't been any travelers from that way in months. Though I suppose those in Restov could use the river to flush all the garbage I here is stacking up in the streets. Uh, but you probably don't want to here about that while you're eating." She says before returning to the bar not even asking if that is all you need.

Argentov seems not to mind though and he eats cheese and crackers and drinks some wine. His cup however seems to not be all that well made as wine seeps through the bottom along the seems. Likewise the other cups are either similarly leaky or dinged or their handles broken to the point they are barely usable. The blade of the cheese knife is unaccountably dull as well.


Scarlet Scarab wrote:
Scarlet has no problems with confrontation, but raw curiosity? "Some wizard told me that one of my parents was a djinn- you know, one of the fiery types. Not sure about the details. Most people think I'm a dwarf."

"I would not have known to make the comparison. By your tone I would guess you find it unflattering."


"Reciprocation? Of course. That makes sense. It is simple curiosity that drives me. I have up until now lived a very sheltered life. I'm from a small community from up in the mountains so far from civilization, it felt like the stars were closer. This is my first real trek away from home. And well, I'm sorry if my stare was worrisome. I did not mean to be-- what-- rude. I did not mean to be rude. And Argentov is fine. And you are?"


Scarlet Scarab wrote:
Scarlet plunks herself right down. "Normally when people say that I'm in big trouble. What can I help you with? Are you just passing through town, or do you live here?"

"I don't live here, but I'm still deciding whether I am 'passing through' as you say. No it is just I have never met anyone quite like you." He leans forward and looks Scarlet square eyes with his big blue-grey ones and says: "Tell me about yourself."


Poshment Underhill wrote:
"Hello there sir. Did you want something from me or my group? I only ask because you've been leering at us like a lovesick half-elf maiden." he cocks his head to the side with a smile "Shall I get a drink to talk over?"

He looks you up and down as if he'd never seen a good-looking gnome before smiling at the latter suggestion, after laughing heartily at the first. "You're funny, sir."

"I'm Argentov Lind." He says with a smile.

Scarlet Scarab wrote:

"I'll try to be nice, for once. Brother would kill me otherwise." She stands up and walks over to the man staring at her.

"Something I can help you with?" Scarlet manages to be nice.

If Posh got the once over, Scarlet gets it twice.

"My lady." He stands and you both realize he is tall and quite fit. He gives Scarlet a formal bow. "I am Argentov Lind, and as to how you can help, well, I'm not really sure. It is just I have never seen people quite like you. Would you care to have a seat?"


*stare*