The Nightingale - OOC

[Zilfer]

I think my previous post fits my new one.... o.O' bloody cloth!

[ewancummins]

Fly, you fools!

[Trike]

If Nicodemus needs a new Tracking check, here it is:

[dice]0[/dice]


If he is still working with the original roll, it was a 9.

Either way, he is back at it.

[Trike]

A 4? Really?

It wasn't the Invisible Castle dice roller. It was me!

This must be karma for all those terrible things I've done.

[Zilfer]

Ammanas: You by far are the worst tracker i've ever heard of!

Nicodemus: Ah, but you have heard of me!

xD

edit:

meant to post htis post here not In character!!!!



"I rolled a 1 on spot because i didn't notice that cloth's blood was an actually picture of hanged figures!!!! o.o!"

[Trike]

Yeah, Nicodemus has been in Darkon for too long. He's forgotten how to Track. By this time next week, he'll be an accountant in Martira Bay!

[steveflam]

All those low scores would rock in 2nd edition for proficiency check s

[Trike]

Life was pretty good when I was a 1st edition Ranger living in a 2nd edition world. Now, I'm a 2nd edition Ranger living in a 3rd edition world. Ewwwww!

[Zilfer]

I got a post up myself, if you can't seem to follow those tracks might be good to go see if the mayor is still living and if anyone is going to make it through the night.

[VAN]

I guess is common knowledge for clerics to know that someone that died in circumstances like that of the 3 hunged men may become a ghost. If no I will edit my post.

[Le Noir Faineant]

All's fine!

[ewancummins]

Indeed!

Raf- Varian will try mumbling or clearing his throat to see if he can speak again, once he's out of town.

[VAN]

Boiros hasn't entered the stables though Raf, is he still unable to talk?

And can we roll spot check to see who is fleeing and where is going? Or he isn't anywhere to be seen?

[Le Noir Faineant]

Yes, and yes.


By the way, in case you wonder where the usual D&D-ish zombie hordes are,
this game is an experiment in so far that I was always very removed from D&D tropes,
and that I really enjoy 19th-century horror stories, especially M. R. James.

Also, I have developed a certain fondness for the novels by Susan Hill, as conventional as they might seem.

So, my stories are slower now. But also, more disturbing.


Anybody watched Sinister, Ethan Hawke's new movie? That's where I snatched the bloody cloth picture from.

[VAN]

Spot check 13: http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/3748176/

Listen 7 in order to discern the direction whoever is upstairs running to: http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/3748183/

I will also edit my last post since Boiros is actually unable to talk and I will put him look up trying to spot the one that runs away.