M Halfling Thief 1 (AC 6, HP 4, ST 15)
Why should I risk my life when a heavily armored and armed dwarf could do it? He's much more likely to survive whatever is down there. I'd be eaten up in a single bite! Bartleby looks confused at Rurik's suggestion. "But if you go down first, you won't have to yell, because you'll already be there. Doesn't that make more sense?" The halfling smiles broadly and gives Rurik a "thumbs up", hoping to encourage him to volunteer to check out whatever was snoring down the stairs.
M Halfling Thief 1 (AC 6, HP 4, ST 15)
Bartleby shuffles over to the rest of the group and whispers to them. "Erm, it sounds like something is sleeping at the bottom of the stairwell. Well, either sleeping or breathing heavy-like. Might be a chance we can catch it unawares? If it is sleeping, it might be a night hunting creature, so sleeping here is probably not a great idea."
M Halfling Thief 1 (AC 6, HP 4, ST 15)
Knowing that goblins can be a sneaky and tricky bunch, Bartleby asks for silence to see if he can hear any of them nearby. Afterwards, he also makes sure to check the entrance for any traps or deadfalls. Hear noise 3 in 6 (low is good): 1d6 ⇒ 3, Search for traps 20%, low is good: 1d100 ⇒ 43
M Halfling Thief 1 (AC 6, HP 4, ST 15)
Dafydd ap Rhys wrote:
Fine with me.
M Halfling Thief 1 (AC 6, HP 4, ST 15)
"Do we dare have a fire here tonight? If so, I could cook up some of those trail rations in some water and make a stew, especially if I can find some herbs and tubers around here. We certainly have enough water here." The small, unsightly halfling takes off his hat and scratches his balding head. Without the hat you can see that he is missing part of his left ear. Bartleby will wander off to look for things to add to a stew pot. He won't stray far, staying within shouting distance of everyone else. |