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Dario walked further down the corridor trying to see what else his light will uncover.
Dario signaled the others, took his position, and opened the door.
Ouch! We worked a similar shift when I was in the military … unfortunately I had to do it for three years. It would kill me if I had to do it now.
Dario shrugged, ”As far as I can tell just your normal sized rats.”
Dario points out the markings on the floor that have been left behind by the rodents, ”Looks like there are a bunch of rats around”
Thanks for the heads up. Hang in there!
”Sounds like the best course of action is to work with these kobolds,” the bard agreed.
Dario looked askance at the young noble not understanding a word he is saying. Which his brow furrowed in consternation he whispered, ”Mind sharing ….what’s going on?”
Dario shrugged as he looked to his companions, ”Lead the way good Meepo.”
Dario dropped to one knee and looked the kobold in the eye, ”Meepo where can we find the chief?
The bard questioned Meepo, ”Meepo what can you tell us about this place? Have you seen any other humans?”
”Where is this Yusdrayl?”
”What would it be worth to fetch this Calcryx for you,” Dario asked while he absentmindedly played with his mostly empty coin purse.
Dario cautiously enter the room perplexed by the whimpering form, Umm…hello, is everything alright… do you need assistance?”
”Lets try this one,” Dario while he walked back to the first wooden door and opened it.
Thanks For all the effort you are putting into this!
I like the SOP idea. Dungeon crawls can get a little monotonous and I don’t mind the GM roll Perception for me.
Looks like there has been a lot of traffic though here,” the bard stated. He looked at the door for a few more moments and asked,”When everyone is ready let’s try this door.”
Dario heeded Ionatan’s advice and raised his starknife high into the air and examined the floor by its arcane illumination. After a moment he proceeded to the wooden door on the right and place his ear against the worn wooden surface hoping to hear anything through the door. The bard then knelt and examined the lock checking for traps and such.
”We’ll find out,” Dario said with a wink to Bryndis as he opened the other door.
I usually slow down posting on the weekends.
Dario waved his fist in mock anger at the mage locked door and followed Muziel back to the other door. ”Is this one mage locked too?”
”Don't worry Muziel by the looks of things we will find many old and interesting things,” Dario reassured the dwarf before he pushed the door open.
The bard turned back towards his companions and answered Bryndis, ”I don’t know… the kind of chewing that left me unsettled and reluctant to find out more.” To Muziel he suggested, ”Perhaps, but any artifacts will still be there when we leave. We can explore a bit and then come back after we find the missing lads.”
”Looks like we’re on the right path,” Dario commented while he pointed out the dead goblins. He moved over to examine the door on he left, ”Check the bodies while take a look at this door.”
”Trap”, Dario announced. He goes on to explain, ”Looks like some sort of pit trap but we can get around it by following this catwalk. Be careful I hear chewing noises coming from the pit.” With that said he made his way around the trap and attempted to open the door.
Upon seeing Ionatan‘s plight he suggested, ”Hold on we will throw you down some rope. Once the rope is passed down and secured he tried to help his companion clear the cavity by pulling on the rope, ”Tie it around your waist and we will help pull you up.” He looked to his other companions, ”Altogether now…. Pull”
”Let me go first,” Dario offered once the party was ready. He drew his starknife and cast light on the weapon to illuminate his way. When the arrived at the door he pointed out, ”Others have passed through here but the structure looks compromised. Let’s proceed through the doorway in single file with some space between us.” He stroked his mustache and advised, [b]”Stay back while I take a closer look at the door and see if it can bee opened With that said he cast detect magic, and if none is detected, he approached the door checking for traps. If it appeared safe he will open the door and enter.
Dario attempted to navigate over the rumble pile but found the going slow, ”Someone give me a hand here.”
Although he agreed with Brynis’s observation Dario held his tongue. He shifted the pack on his back, adjusting the weight, nodded his head and responded, ”I’m ready. Do you want me in front?”
I’m fine either way with the marching order.
”Or what direction they were heading?”
He looked toward their leader, ”What do you say Bryndís?”
Dario considered the dwarves words and offered, ”Well.. we find ourselves a bit short handed at the moment with the ill timed departure of our companions.” He cleared his throat and continued, ”urhum… excuse me … if Muziel would like to join us I’m sure we can accommodate him.”
”Well met, we are looking for two lads that have gone missing in these ruins,” the bard replied. We, ourselves, we’re also attacked by some shrubbery but I’ve never heard of trees under ground. He stroked his mustache as he wondered aloud, ”Are ther any dwarven tales of such creatures?”
Dario pulled his scarf from around his shoulders and lashed out at one of the rats gathered around him and the cleric.
Sounds fair. thanks.
I have no preference on language. I seen people use French or Cornish but whatever works for you.
Also, Dario replaced the trait mentored with the trait criminal (which fits his background) and traded out a rank in sense motive for a rank in disable device.
Welcome Tazo!
No idea.
I’m fine with inviting Tazo or someone that the other players know.
Good points Bryndis. If we recruit 1 now I’m sure the GM can find a way to insert them into the action. Also, I like gestalt with small groups too.
Here are my thoughts:
@GM - just wanted to let you know that I have been enjoying the pace of the game and appreciate all your efforts. I am fine if you want to slow things down a bit or any other changes.
”Could use some light down here,” the bard yelled up to those up at the top. He shook his head and continued into the depths.
Unfortunately, I cannot take the grappling hook and rope off the mule as it will encumber Dario. Dario likes to stay light on his feet. :(
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