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Re: Game thread 1 - Starry Nights in Aquitaine

PostPosted: Sat Jun 09, 2012 4:53 am
by Jeffery St. Clair
Leon nods at Egberg and examines the statue more closely. If it looks like an ordinary untrapped statue, then Leon will pry a few gems loose without leaving terra firma. As he works, he asks, "So, anyone in the market for that sword?"

Re: Game thread 1 - Starry Nights in Aquitaine

PostPosted: Sat Jun 09, 2012 4:11 pm
by connivingsumo
"I am... who else is interested?"

Re: Game thread 1 - Starry Nights in Aquitaine

PostPosted: Sat Jun 09, 2012 11:43 pm
by Vargr1105
"Not I." says Balfa, "If that blade is in accord with the rest of this place's foul feeling, it may well melt the bones of he who touches it."

Re: Game thread 1 - Starry Nights in Aquitaine

PostPosted: Sun Jun 10, 2012 7:25 am
by kwll
"I am not looking for a blade." answers Zavenorrin "But I wonder what happened to this warrior. If he is the one who went done this rope, maybe he triggered something that put him into this sorry state." Looking intently at Leon, he adds: "Be very careful, friend..."

Re: Game thread 1 - Starry Nights in Aquitaine

PostPosted: Sun Jun 10, 2012 5:01 pm
by Jeffery St. Clair
"As always," replies Leon. "And I like my own sword and dagger for the moment."

Re: Game thread 1 - Starry Nights in Aquitaine

PostPosted: Mon Jun 11, 2012 10:32 pm
by Fools Jest
Immalor, Elf

"If that blade survived this corrosive slime, it must be magicked in some way. I do not have the ability to determine that at this time, however on the morn I could. I would be interested in the blade as well Egg, my trusty axe was not effective against that flesh abomination."

While the others attempt to gather loot, Immalor will search around in less obvious places than the gem statue and the sword, looking for trap doors or other secret paths.

Re: Game thread 1 - Starry Nights in Aquitaine

PostPosted: Tue Jun 12, 2012 12:16 am
by connivingsumo
Fools Jest wrote:Immalor, Elf

"If that blade survived this corrosive slime, it must be magicked in some way. I do not have the ability to determine that at this time, however on the morn I could. I would be interested in the blade as well Egg, my trusty axe was not effective against that flesh abomination."

While the others attempt to gather loot, Immalor will search around in less obvious places than the gem statue and the sword, looking for trap doors or other secret paths.

Egbert

Looks at Immalor and nods in agreement, "Aye! Me too! I rammed me longsword right into his mid-section... nothin! I've never seen anythin'like it!"

Re: Game thread 1 - Starry Nights in Aquitaine

PostPosted: Tue Jun 12, 2012 9:17 pm
by Scalydemon
OOC: seems as though mainly Egbert & Immalor have eyes on the fachion, rolls: Egbert 69, Immalor 72. Immalor claims the falchion drawing it up from the mucky debris it sticks out of from an angle. It is of fine craftmanship, once the thin slime coating is wiped clean.

Leon, attempts to pry out a few gem eyes nearest the base. It takes a steady hand to remove them without chipping or de-facing them. He manages to get 7 of them out after 20 minutes of work. He holds them in his hand watching them gleam off the torchlight. They are emerald green, multi-faceted and are slightly larger than a human eyeball. Their are a dozen or more left on the statue higher up.

Meanwhile..Immalor searches around looking through the slime coated ruins of the inner Temple. He finds no secret doors, and nothing else of apparent interest. The fallen warrior nearby is wearing a leather pack on his back, though it appears quite corroded by slime.

It is now 520pm. It will be dark in an hour or so. It occurs to you that you don't have a clear picture of how exactly to get to Krakesborough or Castle Krake besides heading into the swamp and looking about (unless anyone has any ideas?). If you wish to spend the night here you may have to burn an area dry again?

What are your next actions?

Re: Game thread 1 - Starry Nights in Aquitaine

PostPosted: Tue Jun 12, 2012 10:37 pm
by Vargr1105
"The sun will soon be setting." Balfa mentions, "Methinks camping under the stars, with our animals near will be more salubrious than shaking under this house of ill-omen. What say you?"

Re: Game thread 1 - Starry Nights in Aquitaine

PostPosted: Tue Jun 12, 2012 11:43 pm
by connivingsumo
Eggi

"Heya, luuk in tha backpack. I'll sleep wherevers - starry sky, or down in here. We otter come back fer these gems though." He says as he points higher up the statue.