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Taking the long hallway under the mountain you get your first look at the ancient kingdom of Boordor. Tales had described the land as a barren waste, but what you see is quite different....
Alissa: The hallway was long...but not that long
Treegoatee takes another break from his group and explains Ents...know..much He goes back to his group and begins the conversation from the beginning on the first subject they were talking about

Ranger Alissa |
Taking the long hallway under the mountain you get your first look at the ancient kingdom of Boordor. Tales had described the land as a barren waste, but what you see is quite different....
Just because it was said in box text, doesn't mean the character knows about it.
Methinks Ents know more than they are willing to say.

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Alissa: Nah, it's not a path of doom...As you leave the Ents to continue their loooooong discussion, you come upon a clearing and before you is what must be a 50' high wall built of huge stone blocks, the wall stretches for what must be two miles!. Evenly spaced along the wall are 28 square towers; each 100' to a side and 70' tall.In the center of the wall is a pair of massive wooden gates. Each gate has double doors that are 40' wide, 40' tall and 5' thick.

Trapdodger Barefoot |

Trap has drank from several coconuts and upon peeling them discovered a wonderous fiber that han be lit on fire and allows a spark to be carried around, he also find that the inside coconut might be slingable from his hoopak......
Hopped up on coconut water Trap runs around looking at everything....
He also finds that the smoldering of the emeber bursts into flames when he moves, fast, flaps it around or blows on it.....

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AMH/Nasty: As you approach the imposing wall, you notice that it is manned by scantily clad dark skinned men. As you approach closer you see that in front of the wall is a 30' wide pit filled with with tar. The only accesible point is a 10' wide bridge that spans the pit and leads to the great gates.
A voice rings out from up high. What you...bizness here in Tanaroa
TD: Always a good idea to stay hydrated in these tropical climes.
Jenny: What could possbly happen...

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Ok...You come in
and with that the great gate begins creaking open revealing a huge village. The buildings are crude but sturdy as some are made of straw and others of stone. In the center of the village is a flat-topped hill that has been artificially leveled. In the center of the hill is a 10' tall truncated pyramid that is made of earth and faced with stone slabs. Set atop the pyramid is a huge alarm gong.
Some guards approach you Welcome to Tanaroa, we have food

Trapdodger Barefoot |

Trap suddenly breaks into song about how hungry Nasty is so that the people know what to expect.....Maybe I should have taken a level in bard???
Sung in my best Elvis.... Bonus points if you know the song and the movie, I stole this from!
Perform 1d20 + 1 ⇒ (10) + 1 = 11
"Nasty eat like teeth are out of style
Nasty eat like teeth are out of style
Nasty eating all the while
Eat Nasty eat all the night and the day
Eat Nasty eat all the night and the day
Nasty is an eating boy
He never get enough from fish and poi
He eat everything he don't care what
He even eat the shell from the coconut
Eat Nasty eat all the night and the day
Eat Nasty eat all the night and the day
Hey, Nasty little faster
Nasty little slower
Nasty eat like teeth are out of style
Nasty eat like teeth are out of style
When you say that stranger smile
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh .....
He even eat the shell from the coconut!!!"
For emphasis Trap shows his coconuts have no shells on them......

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Alissa: I assume you are seeking out information on the location of the tomb? If so Then you will get a wide variety of responses.
"The Tomb, why that's just a myth"
"Many have come to seek the tomb, none have returned"
"The last group here set of for Mt. Khanate the dormant volcano"
TD: A map of Boordor, why just visit the Elks lodge over on the east side
TAK: Sesame St...Hmmm sounds like you need a baker in the southern part of the settlement