The Fall of House Pancrazio OOC

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Unless Harold's corpse is thrown to the dogs because they think he attacked Miss Phoebe (it might look like that, unless my PC gets there first and pulls up his pants, I expect there will be a funeral, yeah.

Hire the cook, yeah!

Tuke and Agna are NPCs, and both have faded into the background. Tristan has some plans for both, though.
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Sense Motive Check 1d20+8=21
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Sense Motive Check, 7. Don't think Sebastian noticed anything unless grandpa is a really bad liar.
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8 for Sense Motive. I'm guessing Tristan missed what Saverio was doing, or didn't have time to think about it.

He associates the flute music with the ghost because of what he has been told by others, so he's a bit worried that he's missing something important in the house.
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Tristan and Sebastian do not notice anything, but Saverio seems to be fidgeting and hiding something from Julian. The Paladin does not feel as if the elder man is being truthful to him.

The flute music grows louder.

The music is now louder than it has EVER been. The whine shrieks through the greenhouse, cracking the various window panes into long spider webbing cracks. Saverio clasps both hands over his ears, his cigar falling from his lips, as does Roderigo. It is coming from the manor, like a cacophony of metal.
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Was that meant to be a story a post or just the last bit? Cause this is OOC thread.. :azalin:
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No, that's OOC stuff that Goran, Tristan, and Julian notice Roderigo and Saverio doing as they exit the tunnel. I'm awaiting rolls from you all (Goran at this point) to determine what I reveal. Julian is clear that Savrio shrinks away from him, kind of like a "scaredy cat".
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My PC is rushing to look for anyone who may be inytroble on the second floor. He thinks a fire may have started, given what he saw from the yard, and the heay inside the house.
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If there is a small fire, I'll put it out by dumping water from my everfull mug all over it. Max daily use. After that, I immediately check on both of them.

Big fire means I'm going to drag them out of the room.

No fire means I go right to checking on them. First aid if either is alive.
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Since my PC is there too, I'll check miss phebe. Got a 12 on the roll.

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If there is a fire, I'll put out the fire while Sebastian checks Phoebe. If there is no fire, then I will check Harold while he checks Mis Phoebe. No time wasted. If he's already helped both and I'm left standing about- I will search the room for clues.


Do we still hear the scary flute music?

If so, Tristan will suggest that we grab both Harold and Phoebe and GTFO.
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I'd like to take a moment to say thank you for at least trying to secure my dead PC's dignity. Really, I appreciate it.
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One teensy-tiny question: are we still all at level 3, or is there a possibility that we might be levelling up soonish? I ask for the sake of my current character creation...
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Rock wrote:I'd like to take a moment to say thank you for at least trying to secure my dead PC's dignity. Really, I appreciate it.
No problem.
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Search 13, quickly looking about the looking for other clues.

Where are Goran and Julian?

Is anybody going to investigate the flute music down the hall?
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