Flandrion says, "That sounds like a good idea to me."
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Flandrion hands the piece of paper to Hailey and says, "Maybe he cast a spell from a scroll."
Flandrion looks the area over to see if he can figure anything out.
Likewise. :-)
Flandrion aids Garekk as he searches for tracks.
Flandrion says, "Well, if nothing else at least he will know that he has opposition and that will hopefully give him at least minor pause."
Flandrion steps back away from the door, holding his morningstar in his right hand and his everburning torch in his left. He says to Draalush, "When Garekk is clear and you're ready to go again, be my guest."
Flandrion readies his morningstar and proceeds to follow Garekk. Unless the door is locked, in which case Flandrion will say to Garekk, "Let me try this first." Flandrion will then see if he can somehow unlock the door.
As Garekk approached the door, Flandrion said, "Wait a second or two please."
Flandrion says, "Finding the master should be our first priority. I did not realize you had controlled one of the wolf skeletons. It should make a good scout. But beware should its original master regain control of it."
Flandrion says, "I would not suggest doing that unless you view your minion as potentially expendable. It would end up depending on how stealthy it was, and if it wasn't stealthy enough, how fast it could run away."
Flandrion picks up his Everburning torch (shifting his morningstar to a one handed grip) and accompanies Garekk.
Good. :-)
Ditto. Hope everybody has a happy holiday.
Flandrion does his best to take out the wolf he is fighting.
Flandrion, seeing that he has his own wolf to deal with, attacks the one directly in front of him.
Flandrion takes a two handed grip on his morningstar and attacks the wolf Garekk is fighting. Flandrion says, "Get back behind me Hailey!"
Glad to hear that you're still ok. Looking forward to continuing the game, but there's no need to push yourself if you don't have to.
Flandrion moves alongside Garekk.
Tunnel mouth it is.
On hearing that there are undead skeletons in the area Flandrion puts up longsword and readies his morningstar. He whispers to Garekk, "Let me know when you want me to shine the light."
Get well soon.
Flandrion lets Garekk proceed alone.
Flandrion says, "Going in would seem to be necessary. The only problem is that most of us will need light, which will alert the beast as we approach. Still, I guess there's no other real choice ..." Flandrion gets his everburning torch out of his backpack, and readies his longsword in a one handed grip. He looks the cave entrance over and assuming he finds nothing untoward says, "Shall we proceed?"
Flandrion says, "Looks like it's back to going after the necromancers then."
Flandrion will ready a throwing dart as he accompanies Garekk.
Flandrion says to Garekk, "If you're ready then? We'll work point as a team. You do most of the tracking, I'll watch out for ambushes and such."
Flandrion says, "Our decision not to follow the creature last night made sense. But it did not turn out well for these poor people. Some things only the gods can foresee." Flandrion searches the bodies and the camp site to see what he can learn of the victims.
Flandrion says, "I already know how to speak Orcish. While there is nothing wrong with everyone in the party learning to speak it, it might not serve that well as a secret language. The Necromancer made extensive use of orc mercenaries and there are likely to be a lot of people in the area who speak Orcish."
Flandrion shrugs. He says, "Given that it decided not to bother us, I think we should just let it go and get back to sleep. I'm sure that we will have plenty of combat before we are finished with our quest anyway."
Flandrion, who can understand orcish quite well, moves to support Garekk. Flandrion takes up a position slightly behind and to one side of Garekk with his bow pointed in the direction of the creature.
Flandrion gets up, readies his bow, and tries to see what the problem is.
Flandrion says, "Making camp here seems like a good idea."
Flandrion nods and says, "Thank you. That could be most helpful. How much do I owe you for the information?""Consider it a favour." Flandrion bows to the figure and says, "As you wish. That is most gracious of you." Flandrion leaves the shop and returns to the group. He says, "My errand in the village is finished. I regret that I wasn't able to find out any more about the necromancers, though I did find out something that could help with my personal quest later. For now, let's press on and see how far we can get in the time that remains today."
Flandrion nods and says, "Thank you. That could be most helpful. How much do I owe you for the information?"
Flandrion says, "I haven't found out that much. I was hoping you could provide me with some information. Granted that what the necromancers might be up to could be hard to figure out, but hopefully you might have a lead or two on people who collect old elven swords."
Flandrion replies to the lady, "I would like a southern blend blanket."
Flandrion says, "I would not be so quick to label everything part of the necromancer's plot. Sometimes stuff just happens. Regardless, if we are not going to track the creature, then I will head back to the village."
Flandrion will aid in the searching.
Flandrion says, "It may be possible for me to help some with the investigation before I return for my meeting. At least that's what I'll try to do."
Flandrion says, "Agreed that we need to go after the necromancers, but I still have people to talk to here at noon. They may have information that we need."
Flandrion says, "Ok, let's grab breakfast and go."
Flandrion replies, "Thank you for your time." Flandrion waits a moment to see if anybody else has anything to say, then he heads back to the inn. When he joins up with the rest of the party and gets them in relative privacy he says, "Some of the information I was looking for will not be available before noon tomorrow, so we will not be able to leave until some time after then. I have also heard that in general problems with necromancers increase as one heads northwards. Though other than that there is no easily discernable pattern to what is happening."
Flandrion says, "I will likely be leaving here tomorrow or the day after. My companions and I will be headed north. I realize that does not give you much time. Is there someone I could talk to in town during the day or would I have to come back here tomorrow night?"
Flandrion replies, "I know little more of the blade than that it is at least of masterwork quality and has the House coat of arms inlaid into the hilt as well as having the House motto engraved into the blade itself. There was information about the blade that was only supposed to have been passed down from one sword bearer to another, but that information has been lost." "As far as necromancers go, I take it they have been more active than usual lately?"
Flandrion replies, "My name is Flandrion and as you can probably guess I am from Kyonin. I seek nothing more than a trade of money for information. I will throw in as a freebie that unguilded thieves have been operating on the road between the village and the ranch where they raise and sell horses." "As for the information I would like to get I have two main areas of interest. The first is that I would like to know if you have been having any problems with necromancers in the area. The people I am with have been tasked with trying to put a stop to that sort of thing and any good information I could get about what's going on in that regard would be most helpful." "The second thing I am interested in involves a personal quest. 900 years ago my great grandfather and great grand uncle joined the Shining Crusade against Tar Baphon. Neither they nor the people they were serving with came back to Kyonin. After the passage of so much time I doubt that I will be able to find out much about what happened to them. However, my great grand uncle who was the older brother was carrying the heirloom longsword of our House. There is a very small chance that the sword may be findable. So, what do you know of any good quality elven longswords that may be in the area?"
Flandrion will get himself settled in the Second Pint, possibly taking a room with some of the other party members if they want to. But Flandrion's main concern is going to be making contact with the local thieves guild behind the church.
Flandrion says, "From the look of things I'd recommend the 2nd pint."
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