The Fall of House Pancrazio Chapter Three
As Sebastian examines the painting he notices that the frame is held together with glue and has been treated with some kind of manufactured finish, staining the wood. The landscape in the portrait is lush and beautiful, but then Sebastian's eye catches something even more strange; the sky has two moons ans a sun peeking from behind painted clouds.
"Seven Seals...Seven Rings...Seven Brides for the Scarlet King..."
Julian looks at Tristan and sheathes his sword, and lowers his shield arm.
"Yes it was some kind of ghost, no need to apologize Tristan, ghosts have that effect on people." he says, pausing for a moment when Tristan mentions the chest. " A chest you say? Let us have a look and see what it may hold."
Julian walks back to the room Tristan indicated.
"Yes it was some kind of ghost, no need to apologize Tristan, ghosts have that effect on people." he says, pausing for a moment when Tristan mentions the chest. " A chest you say? Let us have a look and see what it may hold."
Julian walks back to the room Tristan indicated.
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"Clearly not a Borcan landscape" Sebastian muses to himself outloud. Steps away from the painting to the Ezran bible, reading some of his favorite passages before closing the book and exiting the ante room.
Sebastian steps out into the passage, walking towards the smell of the kitchen in hopes of a warm meal.
Sebastian steps out into the passage, walking towards the smell of the kitchen in hopes of a warm meal.
"Most men would rather deny a hard truth than face it."
George R.R. Martin.
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"Necromancy..." Goran mutters with contempt then continues. "...There seems to be no end to this dark sorcery in and around my family, its any wonder I left so many years ago." A long strained breath escapes him. "I'll not tamper with this lock then, not unless you can dissolve its dark enchantment."
Goran examines the chest with even more curiosity. Ever closer his eyes scan the cryptic chest for meaning in it's carvings.
(1) DM needs to roll WIS check.
Goran examines the chest with even more curiosity. Ever closer his eyes scan the cryptic chest for meaning in it's carvings.
(1) DM needs to roll WIS check.
The Fall of House Pancrazio
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Ghosts of Gauntcliff
Petrie MacLugash - http://www.myth-weavers.com/sheetview.p ... tid=339286
Goran Pancrazio - http://www.myth-weavers.com/sheetview.p ... tid=165152
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Overhearing the conversation, Tristan offers-
''I could try to shoot that lock off from a distance. Might damage the chest or maybe set off a trap of some kind, though. ''
''I could try to shoot that lock off from a distance. Might damage the chest or maybe set off a trap of some kind, though. ''
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At the mentioning of shooting the lock off Julian looks at Tristan.
"Hold Tristan, lets not be so hasty as to shoot the lock off, it is obvious there is a key for the lock. It looks like a ring fits in the lock, Goran didn't Luisa have rings on her hands?" Julian asks Goran.
"Hold Tristan, lets not be so hasty as to shoot the lock off, it is obvious there is a key for the lock. It looks like a ring fits in the lock, Goran didn't Luisa have rings on her hands?" Julian asks Goran.
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Goran seems to be lost in the carvings and the lock when he finally pipes in, "I remember seeing a number of rings adorning grandmother's hands, from earlier today when Tristan and I lifted loose the lid of her resting place." Goran stands and turns to the others with a horrified look accross his face, "That could mean that Luisa was and possibly still is mixed up with this black sorcery!"
The Fall of House Pancrazio
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Ghosts of Gauntcliff
Petrie MacLugash - http://www.myth-weavers.com/sheetview.p ... tid=339286
Goran Pancrazio - http://www.myth-weavers.com/sheetview.p ... tid=165152
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Tristan-
''Robbing a dead woman? I'm sure that's bad luck. Although....maybe if you took the rings, used one as a key- if that works- and put it back on Luisa's fingers afterward...Harold?''
''Robbing a dead woman? I'm sure that's bad luck. Although....maybe if you took the rings, used one as a key- if that works- and put it back on Luisa's fingers afterward...Harold?''
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Harold glowers, but replies: "Better you get a trained thief or a locksmith on this, I'd say. Wax, to make an imprint of the lock, then cast it in iron to duplicate the key. Stealing something from the dead without clear need is foolish."
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Rock wrote:Harold glowers, but replies: "Better you get a trained thief or a locksmith on this, I'd say. Wax, to make an imprint of the lock, then cast it in iron to duplicate the key. Stealing something frim the dea without clear need is foolish."
''Yes, or I could try shooting it off, as I said. Maybe it's got some kind of hex on it that will prevent that, or do something nasty? Harold, can you tell if it's trapped?''
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