That spell seems to help him a lot.Adam wrote:I'll give the guy a lesser restoration. I think he's probably just crazed from exposure.
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Klokulf has no training in medical diagnosis, nor any useful magic, but he'll try sense motive to double check that the man is just overstressed and traumatized.
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He seems to be recovering from some kind of delirium that might be caused by more than stress. Drinking too much? A fever? Benn just did some kind of magic, and the man (Drogo the chief clerk) looks and sounds better now.Wolfglide wrote:Klokulf has no training in medical diagnosis, nor any useful magic, but he'll try sense motive to double check that the man is just overstressed and traumatized.
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So... what are we going to do?
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It seems like the ruins are in the direction of the problem, and probably should be investigated next. However, Klokulf would still like to get to his noon prayers and perhaps subsequently interrogate the plant prisoner beforehand. How long is it until noon?
It would also be nice to know where the ship went. I wouldn't be too surprised if the shipmaster bailed on us.
It would also be nice to know where the ship went. I wouldn't be too surprised if the shipmaster bailed on us.
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the ruins seem like the obvious choice. But I am very happy to let Klokulf power up first!
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The acolyte did recommend inquiring at the Temple of Oghma for information about Lord Halvan, if we are looking for another place to go in the meantime.ewancummins wrote:alhoon wrote:Raen asks the local acolyte. "Excuse me madam, are there any surviving relatives of this man Halvan? I would guess not, since the keep was empty but perhaps someone couldn't afford to get it but knows part of the story."
''I think there are people who claim kinship with Lord Halvan, yes, but he lived and died long before my time. The Temple of Oghma--the men there might know more.''
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Assuming it is open for business/has a library worth raiding still and doesn't have any Shoggoths...
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RE SHIP See latest IC post.Wolfglide wrote:It seems like the ruins are in the direction of the problem, and probably should be investigated next. However, Klokulf would still like to get to his noon prayers and perhaps subsequently interrogate the plant prisoner beforehand. How long is it until noon?
It would also be nice to know where the ship went. I wouldn't be too surprised if the shipmaster bailed on us.
RE Time it is late morning. The paperchase at the city hall ate some time, so he can prep cleric spells pretty soon.
He has mage spells ready, neh?
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You could reach that site and conduct at least a preliminary investigation before noon, sure.Wolfglide wrote:The acolyte did recommend inquiring at the Temple of Oghma for information about Lord Halvan, if we are looking for another place to go in the meantime.ewancummins wrote:alhoon wrote:Raen asks the local acolyte. "Excuse me madam, are there any surviving relatives of this man Halvan? I would guess not, since the keep was empty but perhaps someone couldn't afford to get it but knows part of the story."
''I think there are people who claim kinship with Lord Halvan, yes, but he lived and died long before my time. The Temple of Oghma--the men there might know more.''
The city isn't huge and there's no traffic in your way...
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Not that he would care to admit. The lineup has not changed:ewancummins wrote:He has mage spells ready, neh?
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It's been a while.
If people are still on board with the adventure and nobody has different notions, I'll transition to a new scene based on what players have recently posted.
If people are still on board with the adventure and nobody has different notions, I'll transition to a new scene based on what players have recently posted.
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Updating for result.
That was one so good you all make it.
That was one so good you all make it.
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No surprise, then.
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