That sucks. But I appreciate you letting us know and not just disappearing. I lost my sister recently so I totally understand. I hope things get better for you.
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Anything specific we are working towards with the organization rolls? I'll contribute towards a goal if we have one.
"I will allow Wilhelm to kill it."
"I say we put it in a box and lose the key."
Am I up again in round 7? I've lost track a little.
Round 6: Initiative 19 "Don't do it!"
Morrigan forces the imp prone.
Round 5: Initiative 19
Morrigan tries to catch the imp again. She pounces on the creature this time. Hoping to keep it from moving around.
Round 4: Initiative 19
Morrigan turns from the dart attack and tries to drop her cloak over the imp's head but misses.
Round 4: Initiative 19 "Curse you!" Morrigan shakes her fist towards the empty space where the imp left. "Perhaps, I more mundane solution..." Morrigan mutters to herself. Morrigan uses this round to remove her cloak and prepare it as an improvised net to toss on the imp the next time he appears.
Round 3: Initiative 19 Morrigan climbs up the boxes until the imp is within range and slices at it with her falchion.
Round 2 Unable to see the enemy, Morrigan still holds to attack it when it appears.
"Its bound to the contract, but I don't think it is bound to the room. ...I could be wrong though."
Round 1, Initiative 19 "Damn invisibility! Don't let it escape." Morrigan moves to block the exit and holds action to attack if it reappears within range.
"Some things cannot be saved. Devils are inherently evil. No matter what you do, that won't change. I'm not against offering redemption when redemption is possible. But in this case it is not. And maybe the imp will keep its word and serve us faithfully because it is also a lawful creature, but its aid is not worth stooping the the Thruunes' level."
"This creature doesn't understand redemption. Anything it says will be lies."
"I agree with the majority and say we kill the devil. Contract or not, there is no way I'd trust this creature. As long as it is around, I'd have to sleep with both eyes open." To the imp, "It is a pity you were born an imp. May your god, if you have one, grant you mercy and may you return as something more pleasant in the next life."
"I can't see invisibility but Bacon can try. Bacon, sniff!" "Also We haven't rested from the Salt Works yet so my spells are pretty much depleted." Scent:
This special quality allows a creature to detect approaching enemies, sniff out hidden foes, and track by sense of smell. Creatures with the scent ability can identify familiar odors just as humans do familiar sights. The creature can detect opponents within 30 feet by sense of smell. If the opponent is upwind, the range increases to 60 feet; if downwind, it drops to 15 feet. Strong scents, such as smoke or rotting garbage, can be detected at twice the ranges noted above. Overpowering scents, such as skunk musk or troglodyte stench, can be detected at triple normal range. When a creature detects a scent, the exact location of the source is not revealed—only its presence somewhere within range. The creature can take a move action to note the direction of the scent. When the creature is within 5 feet of the source, it pinpoints the source’s location.
Morrigan withdraws a scroll from her backpack and reads off it. The scroll ignites in black flames then crumbles to dust in her hands. In its place a falchion of pure shadow magically appears in her hands.
Was there any treasure from the Salt Works area?
Morrigan listens intently for Rexus' response.
"Ah yes. It couldn't hurt to do another sweep of the place."
"Let's just get out of here. Should we take the mercenaries to an inn or somewhere to talk with them? I don't think we should bring them to our hideout without knowing more about them."
After getting healed, Morrigan moves towards the rear door. "We should hurry. We don't know what kind of condition the prisoners are in."
"You can go when we are done with you. Where are the ones you are holding captive?"
If someone don't post during combat after a day or two, you should just bot his action for him rather than hold everything up.
Round 6: Initiative 10 Morrigan stays back and Intimidates Kossrani.
"You've lost!"
Round 5: Initiative 10 Morrigan casts cause fear on Kossrani. Darkness enshrouds Kossrani's mind and Morrigan speaks in a booming voice. "Peer into the darkest shadows. You will see Hell sooner than you think."
Round 4: Initiative 10 Morrigan takes advantage of the flanking with Corian and sneaks a dagger into the thug sandwiched between them.
I'd love to participate, Valleria, but I'm too overwhelmed right now.
Round 3: Initiative 10 Morrigan takes a step away from her attacker again and fires a ray of frost.
Guys, my sister just passed away this morning. She was only 31 and is leaving behind a 2 month old child. My family is devastated. I don't know what the next few days will be like. I'll still post when I can but if I miss a day, feel free to bot Morrigan.
Round 2: Initiative 10 Seeing all the potential enemies, Morrigan takes a 5 ft. step back and produces a scroll from her backpack. She reads it and casts shield.
Round 1: Initiative 10 Morrigan moves forward while invisible and unleashes a color spray catching the three thugs to Kossrani's left in the effect. Her invisibility ends. Color Spray Will DC 16
I guess they won't believe it was the wind. J/K =)
While Kossrani is arguing with Corian, Morrigan will sneak into the back room.
Morrigan will look for an opportunity to sneak into that back room, perhaps she can duck around a corner and use her vanish spell when the dwarf isn't looking.
You could actually buy some salt. I dunno.
"I guess we have a dwarf to visit."
Morrigan speaks quietly to the group, "Since there are so many workers still around, perhaps we could do a little reconnaissance? Did someone else say they were able to disguise self? We could try impersonating some workers to get access to the inside and get a better idea of what we're up against."
"It seems like discovering this spy and solving the mystery of this page are beyond our current abilities. We should revisit them later. We should head to the Salt Works now. We've already lost enough time. There's no telling what those mercenaries plan to do with their prisoners."
"It's completely blank, but you think it serves a purpose. Could there be invisible writing? What have you tried so far? I can think of a number of methods to try: detect magic, read magic, dispel magic, or more mundane methods, like heat or lemon juice."
I dunno. If the Wasp's Nest is compromised, we might be better off talking elsewhere until it is resolved.
"I have no problem disguising myself as Morgar to try to draw this enemy out as long as you are nearby in case I fall under the same effects. A protection from evil spell may also ward of the mental-control if that is what it is."
"Yes, I think those vomiting opossum-like creatures were able to turn invisible. Gods, I hope its not another one of those. But I don't think those things were able to affect a person's mind. Whatever affected Morgar seems to have some kind of mind-controlling ability. It doesn't sound like he was dominated but perhaps charmed or suggested."
"I believe him. It's got to be some kind of devil or fey. We just need to catch it."
"I knew I wasn't just being paranoid about the rats! What is it telling you to do?"
Maybe Morgar had a donut with lunch.
"Yes, Corian is right. We need to stay focused. We should continue to the Salt Works as planned."
"This whole intrigue thing is making me completely paranoid. Now I'm thinking one of these rats could by a shape-changed intruder. I'm seeing eyes and ears everywhere. I just want to go back into the darkness where it is safe." Morrigan uses her binding darkness ability to give herself a hug. "Much better." she sighs in relief.
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