Lemuel: 17/17, 6
Yes, yes! What a find! What. A. Find! Excellent job, everyone! I think I need to take a look at this for myself! Lemuel says, with an audible closing of his book. He is very excited at everything you've discovered so far. Climbing up the latter, his expression changes to one of complete awe. This is absolutely amazing, he says to himself. Works of art such has this have ever before been witnessed. No, that's not right. Of course it's been witnessed, we're in a tomb, for heaven's sake. He climbs down and gets back to his journal, writing and drawing everything in the room.
Lemuel: 17/17, 6
Lemuel sticks to the rear of the group, furiously writing down everything he sees. This is all so wonderful, you hear him say to himself. When it comes time to cross, he looks up at the hallway and realizes just exactly what it was. The image lodges firmly in his mind, and will cause nightmares for years to come. Likewise, Lemuel also recognizes that the art is intended to be viewed from a higher angle, but that doesn't stop what he sees now from messing with his head. His mind is so shocked from what he's seen so far that the reliefs carved into the halls don't seem to phase him. What Gärwin suggested destroying the statues, he finally snaps out of his daze. No! Don't! This is history! We cannot destroy the works of art! 5d20 ⇒ (1, 13, 1, 12, 19) = 46
Lemuel: 17/17, 6
Philip and Edmon rush to help with the attacking wraith. Both move and charge on Slow Init. Philip: 1d20 + 3 - 1d6 ⇒ (6) + 3 - (4) = 5
Edmon: 1d20 + 1 - 1d6 ⇒ (20) + 1 - (4) = 17
Sia and Mia both try to help.
Sia Help Gärwin: 1d20 ⇒ 3
Barlog also helps Gärwin.
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