Alissa: As you poke and prod your way down the stanky hallway heading in a northeast direction you reach a crossroads. You can head north or southeast. The agonized cries are coming from the southeast.
Alissa: As you move SE ,A luminous phantasm resembling a withered crone with wild and unkempt hair and a dress of tattered rags comes shreiking out of the mist, her long claws raking the air and her jaws snapping.
Everyone must make a save!
I will be incommunicado this weekend, so have fun 8>)
1d20 + 11 ⇒ (6) + 11 = 17
ACK! IT LOOKS UNDEAD! I TURN IT!
Invoke dragon ancestors for spiritual protection:1d20 + 8 ⇒ (6) + 8 = 14
AMH: The undead hag backs away from you slowly disappearing into the mist screaming in frustration.
AMS: That is a will save...yes, You feel horrible for this poor undead hag thing and break down crying for Crying time: 1d4 ⇒ 2
Ah, you poor thing.
Will: 1d20 + 2 ⇒ (15) + 2 = 17
Alissa: Would you like to console poor AMS? He is a blubbering mess.
No, just being sarcastic.
Ranger Alissa wrote: No, just being sarcastic.
Well that makes 2 of us 8>)
Will Save: 1d20 + 1 ⇒ (11) + 1 = 12
"That poor lady she was crying and screaming we should help her. She looks like my Aunt Petunia. She always made the best meatballs."
Nasty: The memories come flooding back to you of your dear Aunt Petunia and overwhelm you with grief Crying: 1d4 ⇒ 4 Wow those must have been some real good meatballs
They were she used nothing but the finest meats, young Halfling and virginal elf mixed with parsley, nutmeg, cinnamon, garlic and capers
Dries his eyes of dragon tearz with a charismatic silk handkerchief
I'm sure dinner was an unforgettable experience at your house. We need to move on, however.
AMS: You do recover from your bout of sadness, however it seems to have hit Nasty particulary hard...Poor poor nasty
Is the crying we heard earlier and the sound the crone thing made the same?
So there are 3 options.
A) All 3 doors lead to the same place.
B) The crone is moving thru the walls or her wail is loud enough it can be heard in all 3 hall ways.
C) There is a crone behind all 3 doors.
"Don't hurt her she is just like my Aunt Petunia, maybe she will make us meatballs."
Once he settles down. He decides he should try and follow this woman who reminds him of his Aunt Petunia.
"Hey Lady come back. Do you make meatballs?"
Enough with Aunt Petunia, she is not here.
Lets go kill whatever this is.
Knowledge Undead: 1d20 + 16 ⇒ (19) + 16 = 35
Nasty: You have successfully gotten over your melancholy.
Alissa: The creature is similiar to a Banshee. You can hear her wailing away in the distance.
She will not approach as long as AMH keeps her away
*Continuing down the hall.*
As you continue down the misty hall, it starts taking a more southward turn. About 40' down you come to a crossroads. You can go right/west or continue south. The wailing seems to be coming from the west.
Alissa: You travel roughly 20' and come to an orange door, from behind the door you can smell the odor of lilacs
Check For Traps: 1d20 + 9 ⇒ (5) + 9 = 14
Alissa: You detect no traps
*Opens left door.*
What do I see?
Walks up beside Alissa and peers in the room.
"Whatcha got boss?"
Alissa/Nasty: As you open the door, You see some yellowish-purple mist intermingling with the brown mist, It smells strongly of Lilacs...So strong in fact that you both are getting lightheaded. The crones cries can be heard inside this passageway.
So, should I not turn her this time, and just bash her instead?
I haven't smashed a crone's skull with my mace since I was a babe on my grandmammy's lap.
AMH: You know that the crone cannot wail again for the rest of the day.
Anyone have a gust of wind spell?
Hmmm...It appears as though AMS is not quite as charismatic, it must be the mist
Alissa: The area you are looking into is filled with the yellowish-purple mist. Vision is restricted to 5'. The smell of lilacs is quite powerful all of you are starting to get a bit lightheaded
I thought AMS cleared it?
Does the smell of lilacs over power my body odor?
Alissa: No he had a different avatar posted for a little bit and then changed it back.
Nasty: It's a real battle...In fact why don't we say that your BO is enough to nullify the lilac poison in this corridor.
The hag has used her most powerful weapon(Her Wail) already and really has nothing left.
If you cleared the corridor, I may be able to incinerate the odor withoutcooking anyone else.
"I think my own odor is fighting off that horrible gas in the corridor. stay close to me Alissa. My odor will protect you."
Nasty: Indeed Your B.O will nullify the horrible Lilac poison
He takes hold of Alissa protectively like a brother might a sister or a father a daughter.
"Make sure you stay close if you can't smell my odor then you maybe in danger of getting that purple poison in your lungs."
If only I had my old body. It was immune to poisons.
This corridor goes in a circle and has a thin yellow-purple mist that reeks of lilacs. 180 degrees around the circle is a golden door.
"Boss door over there should we go?"
He starts walking towards the door keeping his arm around Alissa. His body odor fighting off the horrible lilac poison the odor itself a combination of dead donkey sweat, fermenting cheese, rotting meat and horrible foot odor.
I don't know which is worse, the lilacs or the Nasty.
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