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I am sorry. Work is crazy busy right now. School is worse and my family has gone crazy. I thought I could keep up and I tried very hard, but I cannot do it. I regret to say that I must withdraw from this campaign, though I have enjoyed it immensely. Thank you all for the fun game. And I'm sorry for any inconvenience.
As they make their way back to Sandpoint, Thribden opens up her pack, looking in at the baby. She attempts to impress upon her the importance of staying hidden. A little later she attempts to inspect the wakizashi, seeing what she can glean from it.
Sorry about the wait. My phone was having major issues and my internet was out. I tried half a dozen times to post before trying a half dozen more to get that post up about not being able to post. But it's all fixed now. Will post in gameplay within an hour. Level 2: Cleric HP: 5 (d8=5-1 con+1 favored class)
Thribden looks among the pile of bones at her feet.
Thribden sighs, then approaches the bones. She places a hand on them, a sad look on her face. Finally she looks up at Shiori, What is it?
Thribden concentrates again, channeling energy at the creature and stepping back with Exiel.
Thribden moves forward, pressing her holy symbol in the skeleton's direction, You are an abomination!
Thribden watches, waiting to see if the skeleton reacts to Exiel before casting it on Darinius.
As they prepare to enter the cave again, Thribden looks at Exiel, I'm going to try this on you first, if it works, I'll send Darinius in with the same spell. If not, I can repurpose it to hurt the creature. Thribden motions over Exiel, then touches him, he seems to grow a but brighter, then the light fades. She motions for him to try.
Thribden thinks about this. We could also try again tomorrow. I could prepare the spells I'm thinking of. I do have one more healing spell, she reaches out touching Exiel and speaks her strange words. Several of his wounds close together.
Once it is done, she looks exhausted. But she looks Exiel and Narristh over, I could tend to these over the night, and you'll both be good as new tomorrow. And I'll have my energy back. I think we could do it. Then we can be done out here and go back to our real beds. For good.
And I was too exhausted. There are some things I can think of that might help. One that hide some of us from him. Otherwise, using my healing abilities hurts him.
That might be a matter to discuss in game when we actually regroup.
Ex moving shouldn't provoke. Darinius dragged him away.
Thribden channels energy through her holy symbol then backs up.
Thribden moves forward, casting a spell as she goes.
Thribden holds her breath as Darinius attacks the water. Western he succeeds in only splashing about, she bursts out laughing. It does seem okay Narissth, but please be on your guard.
Thribden watches the skeletons crumble. She smiles. All who live must face her judgment. She looks at Exiel and Narissth. I think it is time for one more . . . she holds her symbol up almost as if it was a way to finish her sentence. Finally she turns to Narristh, Not everything is about being a weapon. You have been extremely useful. You have helped make much of our navigation, passage and resting in this swamp easier than it might have been. Do not undersell yourself. She starts to turn away but stops, Besides, you have done fairly well with that bow, considering that we have been fighting in pretty close quarters most of the time. I know some who can't do that well in an open field.
Thribden hisses as the skeleton rakes her arm. Without hesitating, she presents her holy symbol again.
Thribden moves forward and presents her holy symbol, channeling. You mock death. You must be destroyed.
Thribden rushes forward, pressing her hand to Narissth's wound. He glows with energy momentarily, then he wakes.
She looks down at the creature that had attacked Narissth, Somebody make sure that thing is dead. Once it is taken care of, Thribden holds her holy symbol then channels energy through it.
You'll have to live with that for now, she says pointing to the mild wound on his side. This place is dangerous, I intend to conserve my magic as long as I can.
Thribden pulls out one of her undecorated daggers, hefting it for a moment, before throwing it at the creature.
Thribden looks dubious. Do you have a rope? I would tie one to you, but I have none.
Thribden nods appreciatively at Exiel's handling of the spider. She listens to Narissth, then looks around, One way is as good as another, unless we have a reason. As far as getting lost, we could also mark our trail. She shrugs at the suggestion, waiting to hear from the others.
Thribden looks around, finally she says, I would rather meet the denizens of this cave, before they decide to meet us. Let's move this way, she points toward the sound, but be prepared to turn get out of here if necessary.
Before he can be pushed forward, Thribden looks at the darkness ahead, then reaches forward touching Gorou's sword, muttering an incantation. The blade bursts with light. We may want some light as we go in, she says preparing to walk into the cave with him.
Thribden nods. Thank you. She says nothing more, feeling that anything else might make him change his mind. Throughout the rest of the stay, Thribden keeps a close eye on the baby.
Thribden stands get ground, still holding tight to the baby, I know that many are brought up that way, but give this one a chance. If it ends badly, I will take responsibility and make sure it is over. But for now let this one be. She pauses then says, If you can't do that, then we, she motions to the goblin and herself, will stay outside, off your property.
Thribden stands, holding out her hand. She's only a baby. I'm going to raise her and teach her right. She picks up the baby, holding her and comforting her.
Thribden clicks her tongue, sighing out the rest of her sentence slowly, . . . has to say. . . . She moves around to the corpse and begins to pray. Once she is done she looks up, What's done is done. The Grey Lady controls the hands of fate. It must have been his time to meet her judgment.
I'd like to hear what he has to say.
Thribden points out the boss and other two, These three are still alive. Once they are seen to, she sets to healing.
Out of magic, Thribden begins binding the wounds and taking care of the other two. I am sorry, I am out of healing magic, but I will care for you.
However as Thribden tries to treat them she fumbles and is unsuccessful in doing anything immediately.
As the king falls and the other goblin drops his club, Thribden quickly bends down, touching first Darinius then Shiori.
Immediately after, she looks around at all the bodies, living and dead. She seems to sense something about them that others cannot.
Reaching out to Gorou, Thribden calls upon her god. As Gorou wakes, she steps back again.
Thribden steps back, then reaches down, healing Gorou.
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