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Intelligence (Nature): 1d20 ⇒ 1 Best case scenario for rolling a 1 I guess. How over-sized are these chickens?

Milo will follow down the western hall, stopping before the room and keeping an eye out for a queue from Vasayo. As the echo of clucking chickens becomes audible, Milo can't help but to feel perplexed. "Why would there be chickens in a mine? Especially one with a reputation such as this? I'd be careful..."

As Randal tosses his torch into the room, Milo, will pull his head back, keeping out of sight. Peering back in once all feels safe, he spots the large chickens pecking at the cart. "Either they're crazy or there's something under there that they want. The Forever Stone perhaps!? We must get to that cart and find out!" Excited, Milo will unsheath two handaxes and prepare for the worst.

On his turn, Milo will step forward 10ft just into the entrance of the room and launch his handaxes at the same chicken that Alton shot. If it dies before then, he will pick a new target.
Attack 1: 1d20 + 4 ⇒ (16) + 4 = 20
Damage 1: 1d6 + 2 ⇒ (2) + 2 = 4
Attack 2: 1d20 + 4 ⇒ (19) + 4 = 23
Damage 2: 1d6 + 2 ⇒ (6) + 2 = 8

Milo is still young and not formally educated, so history is out of the question. He dwells on the letters however and asks the general party, "Any idea what it means?" Meanwhile, he will leave the goblins as they are, a bit superstitious and not wishing to disturb the dead.

Milo will crawl over the rocks and listen for the O.K. from Vasayo before moving. He will try to stay in a middle position in marching order, able to move from ranged to melee with ease.

Also fine with right-hand rule.

Milo was paralyzed with fear at the sight of the giant worm destroying and consuming the small ramshackle outhouse. It didn't take long for his fight or flight to kick in, and shamefully, he ran for the mines. Hiding behind a large rock (large to him at least), he took cover and watched the ensuing battle. Dervel flew past him in an attempt to escape the danger only to find another threat. Milo came crawling out of hiding when the danger seems to have past. Milo thinks to himself, "Just act like everything went according to plan, no one has to know you fled in terror." He goes over to inspect the rubble, poking around at any corpses that may remain intact after the cave-in, hoping to find some clue of what they were doing here (Perception: 1d20 + 1 ⇒ (7) + 1 = 8). Otherwise he will look for safe passage through rubble, if any.

Sorry for the late response. Busy few days with job interviews and what not.

Milo turns to Alton, casting a stern look void of amusement, then cracks a smile. Perhaps he doesn't like the idea of a rear entry. Satisfied with their tandem cleverness, Milo turns to head towards the mines, holstering his two axes.

History 1d20 ⇒ 15
Milo will continue on to the mines for a short while, not realizing everyone else has stopped for the outside. Why didn't he take of business before leaving the tavern? He quickly shuffles over to Alton, a fellow Halfling, and pulls two axes off his bandolier and prepares for the worst.

Ahh, good catch, thank you. I missed the part about dex going to damage too! Been play testing that wrong all this time.

Here is Milo Brambleheart - Folk Hero of the Common People! I am a two-weapon fighter and trained in the royal service of a lord. I rose to leadership and was commended for my heroism. Stats in the profile.