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Kakooyapesh the Gnoll Barbarian
![]() The Guardian Kakooyapesh defeated? Hm. The old Gnoll goes silent, looking thoughtful. The young priestess Celanka begins to speak for the first time. But just as she does the Old Gnoll snaps her teath: Be careful what you say, girl! Celanka nods, but continues in almost perfect Common: If you would allow us into the Monestary we would be greatful. I believe from my studies that there may be an artifact hidden there. An artifact that might help us to defeat the cult of Rovagug once and for all. Perhaps hidden in the bowels of the Crypt, where it is said the body of St Vardishal lies in the "repose of breathing death." Treasure on Narg: 2 scrolls (unidentified); a pair of socketed mwk bracers engraved with motifs of flames (intended for Dhavyn); bag of small rubies worth about 150gp. Loot log updated. ![]()
Kakooyapesh the Gnoll Barbarian
![]() The old crone moves slowly to Hajar and casts dispel magic ending the aging spell. In fairly decipherable common she says: Blessings upon you all. You have saved us! I am Anakhsunamun. A teacher among the Great Tribe: the Three Jaws. And this is Celanka, my student, a very special priestess. She regresses into Gnollish in order to explain her situation better. In Gnollish:We are refugee. There was a coup d'état. The insurgents seek to replace the image of our goddess Lamashtu with the worship of Rovagug and the enslavement to the Carrion King! she spits on the ground violently at the mention of the evil leader and his sick god. We, the Three Jaws, are the last Gnoll tribe to stand against the service of Rovagug in the hinterlands. When Celanka discovered what that evil cult was doing in the temple we attempted to expose them. So they send these scorpion assasins. she kicks one of the dead gnolls. We fled here to the monastery. I tried to save all the young priestesses in training. But I failed. As you look back among the carnage you notice it is true. Most of the dead children are females, wearing light robes of Lamashtu's protege's. Anakhsunamun in common again: We seek the asylum of Kakooyapesh, the guardian. Better to live among the pugwampis than enslaved to the rough beast, though calling it that is too great an honor for the bastard! she turns away thoughtfully. Besides, we will not be gone long. We have a plan to save our tribe. Will you allow us passage to the monastery to seek the Guardian's aid? Hajar Detect Evil:
faint aura of evil coming from Celanka's bag, and from the cloak that Ankhsunamun wears. Celanka herself appears to give no evil aura at all. The old crone however, is pure Gnoll, as evil as the others. DC12 sense motive : There is much more to this story, you are sure of it. ![]()
Kakooyapesh the Gnoll Barbarian
![]() You saw probably two platoons totaling about 150 Gnolls. Water is already moving through the duct. The waterfall you saw was distant, but appeared to be very beautiful. It is on the hinterlands map. Kakooyapesh cackles when he hears this. Hehaha! They are finally draining that Nixie's filth pond. Good. ![]()
Kakooyapesh the Gnoll Barbarian
![]() hehe, no. You would like to believe this but no. They did not destroy him because destroying anything only makes him stronger. Even the sarenrea with asmodeuses help can't do it. Because evil begets evil, friend. Destruction begets nothing but destruction. Kakooyapesh grins, flesh pieces hanging from his polished calcium teeth. Remains Hostile for now. Diplomacy Check fails:( Guess this means this particular monster is now officially an NPC, haha ![]()
Kakooyapesh the Gnoll Barbarian
![]() The Gnoll laughs yet again. don't they always? How could she? Have you not heard the tale? Of how saranrae and the other gods imprisoned him? And asmodeous forged the lock, keeping the only key? Tell me, Paladin. Why is it, do you think, the gods did not just kill the rough beast? ![]()
Kakooyapesh the Gnoll Barbarian
![]() One of the pugwampis on Kakooyapesh's belt sighs and dies. Kakooyapesh looks at it, lifts it's head, and lets it dead-flop back down. Common: They do not last long once you tie them to the belt. heee hee heeee. But they love it! They think it great sacrifice. We gnolls are gods to the pugwampis. He does not seem concerned at Anjali's crossbow. Kakooyapesh is one hard @ss mo-fo fo sho. ![]()
Kakooyapesh the Gnoll Barbarian
![]() In Gnoll, Kakooyapesh responds with a strange chuckling sound. Spoiler: In common: I guard monestary. Ensure freshness of saranrae never return. Punished enough. But I will not beg. Kill me.
Pride? No, Prides any longer. We are united by the greatest of us all, the Carrion King, who reigns on heigh in his stronghold upon Pale Mountain. Ha, this is my favorite part of RPGs. The RPing:) ![]()
Kakooyapesh the Gnoll Barbarian
![]() That is good enough.
Severely wounded by the constant barage of his surrounding foes, the Gnoll takes a knee. It breaths heavily, propping itself up by it's axe it says in broken common: I cannot win. But I will not beg. The half dead pugwampis on his belt begin to whimper and cry. Kakooyapesh has no more fight left. 2HP. coup de gris available. ![]()
Kakooyapesh the Gnoll Barbarian
![]() 1d20 + 1 ⇒ (16) + 1 = 17
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Kakooyapesh the Gnoll Barbarian
![]() Quote: To be fair the act in and of itself is not evil its the reason for doing so that can make it evil.. ***head explodes from colledge philosophy class flashback*** Hm. So WHY did Kuralaak take the egg? He expects to meet more sentient Troglodytes in the immediate future, and figures he can save crossbow bolts by bargaining with the egg via entertaining role-playing. Unless of course that is not bargaining but hostage taking!? Now I've confused myself. ![]()
Kakooyapesh the Gnoll Barbarian
![]() sleight of hand: 1d20 ⇒ 20 Kuralaak smiles as the Trog walks away. It never realized Kuralaak yoinked an egg. Kuralaak puts the Trog egg in his pack. If the Trog comes back Kuralaak will 'coax' him into fighting many-mouth-thing with them. Otherwise, he and Kronus will have scrambled Trog egg tonight. ![]()
Kakooyapesh the Gnoll Barbarian
![]() I am Kuralaak, Seige Engineer of the Thunderhills tribe. If you do come with us, I promise you much flesh to eat. The humans I travel with keep my meat sack stuffed. Kuralaak digs in his bag and pulls out a piece of giant scorpion meat. Why this just last night we killed. And we ate. ![]()
Kakooyapesh the Gnoll Barbarian
![]() Kuralaak stands there in a stuper for about 12 seconds as he watches this Kronus fellow break free and single-mouth-adly shred the two guards and their mounts. He drops the whip and gives a grin. Awe, you know I was just kidding there big fellow. I was actually hoping you would do that...saves me crossbow bolts! Well don't just stand there. Do you want proper Gnoll revenge or stand there and pant like a puppy?? and hoping Kronus doesn't bite him in the back of the head, Kuralaak turns and moves toward Hajar, Grim, Raj and their new companions, raining hell upon the Troglo-whatever-ya-call-thems. ******Round3
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I'd be suprised if #4 isn't dead. I think i'm up to speed...Kronus killed those guards, though there is dispute about what his attack bonus is for the bite, as posted it made for good story. And we are Round 4 akillin Troglodytes. ![]()
Kakooyapesh the Gnoll Barbarian
![]() 1d20 + 0 ⇒ (9) + 0 = 9 The initial bluff fails. If I get a second chance Kuralaak will do this: grab a chorded whip, the kind with bone shards tied in it, and move to whip Kronus the whelp. Lifting the whip high he says I will handle this Dog. I cannot handle the humans alone though...You must help! 1d20 + 0 ⇒ (11) + 0 = 11 This attempt fails too. Kuralaak is beginning to realize this maybe wasn't the best plan. ![]()
Kakooyapesh the Gnoll Barbarian
![]() Kuralaak decides on a direct approach. He walks boldly up to the steps of Area E where the grey haired Gnoll is held. Hello! M' dear riders, All hail the carrion King! But did you know that there is a Human Paladin of Sarenrea freeing all your prisoners down in the tunnels!? Quickly! They well make good their escape! Kuralaak plans on slicing the Grey Gnolls bonds, then plucking the riders off from behind with crossbow bolts as the ride away. Backing up the steps should make things tough for mounted attackers.
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