It isn't long before one simpleton cries out the obvious. "Uhhh . . . The Witch Tower has fallen! Shall we go check it out?"
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A thug leans through one of the merlons and yells down to the street. "Just keep moving, chumps! We're the ones working this side of the street!"
@Tirion and Mutamba
"Lets get you off that horse. I hear she is a wild one and you would not want to get thrown." "No, I certainly don't want to get thrown. That would hurt!" "Now, why were you so keen to flee that you took one of Delora's steeds? I mean, yes, there will be goblins, but they are unlikely to arrive for at least a day or two. It is more important that everyone gets things packed up in an orderly fashion." "Well . . . I didn't have a horse, and Delora's horses seemed like they would help me. Horses are much faster than walking." "So, as I asked, who are you and why were you absconding with one of Delora's horses?" "Oh, I'm Balog. Pleesetameecha! As I was tellin you. I was just taking Delora's horse to get out of here! I didn't think walking would be fast enough, and I need to get back to Terrelton. I don't want to be here when the goblins come. They are mean!"
@Tirion & Mutamba "Hold on there, let me get rid of that stuff. It is Delora's new method of keeping her horses from running away. Pretty effective isn't it. Why don't you bring the horse back to the stable so that Delora can make sure that it did not get hurt in the sticky stuff." "That is a good idea, the horse does not need to be sticky. Uhmmm, but shouldn't we be fleeing to get out of town? Shouldn't we be escaping so the goblins don't get us?"
@Tirion and Mutamba DM Rolls:
Will Save vs. DC 16
"Hey, buddy! Thanks for slowing down the horse! He was getting a little too fast to handle. This sticky stuff seems really good! Uhmm . . . . So how do I get off the horse? I would like to get off, but I think I'm stuck!"
@Mutamba & Tirion "What the hell?!" Reflex Saving Throw vs. DC 17 The horse and his rider suddenly become enmeshed in the arcane as it forms across the road directly in his path. The panicked rider urges the horse onward kicking into the sides of the beast, but to no avail! "You damn horse! Move it! Move it! Now!" |