Mists over the Musarde OOC

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If anyone is looking closely at the guy who fell down the hole into the wet tunnel- please roll a Spot check and let me know the results.
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There's a disturbing amount of digital amputation in this game. Did Norzak PM you that he was cutting off that dude's finger?
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[quote]Norzak rolls his eyes when the man wets himself. "Ya manly enough ta kidnap an innocent girl, are ya? Ye disgust me. I got more respect fer dirt then you, ya varmint!" Norzak spits on the ground and looks back when Sancerre enters. Looking to the men once again, he approaches the two men, now in very close proximity. His short sword is still in his hand, but at his side. He speaks in a very calm voice to the two men, but his eyes tell different. They say I'll slit yer throat cause I can. "Now listen up here, scum. THat's the girl's father. Ye help us or ye die, understood? He'll do anythin' fer his girl, not counting the fact ye mutts nearly killed her servant, ya bastards. Me sword arm is mighty itchy. And me friend is right, I will cut yer fingers one by one."

Trying a surprise here. Got a 19 for the surprise. 16 to attempt to live up to my reputation and chop off a finger and 4 for the damage. ewan let me know![/quote]

Bolded for emphasis. He's a sadistic little fellow, isn't he?
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NO I didnt pm ewan about it I dont think. Hey Norzak is Norzak. That's the way I'm going to play him. Shoot first ask questions later. Hey thats two people that fell to their death! NOt to shabby if I dont say so myself! :P
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As all of you seem inclined to follow through the sewers, I've posted that the prisoner will lead you.

Denys is outside. He left after Benn asked him to go. If you guys want him to come with you, let me know. We can then assume that one of you shouted for him and he joined you all in the tunnel. If not, he'll likely be out of the picture for awhile- watching the horses, most likely. Let me know.
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I must have missed that. My mistake.

I think he should stay here. It's dangerous, and he's old and not a character (I assume.) But perhaps we should tell him where we're going, what we know, and perhaps have him fetch the gendarmes in case something unfortunate happens to us.
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Think he should stay as well.
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Denys stayed behind to watch the horses.
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Hmm... I wonder if this is a good idea... :twisted:
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I haven't posted, but that's mostly because Ben would just grimace and continue on, and I think that would be like spamming. :P
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Don't worry, your DM hasn't been slacking off- he's been busy with school1 All of my classes are now over, except Drawing, and I've only got one project left. I will now have a bit more time to keep things rolling with the PbP game.
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I need to know wheere everyone is standing in relation to the captive [behind him, next to him, etc]. Don't worry about exact distances. Something like ''I'm a few paces behind him'' is just fine.
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Post by Brock Marsh Runoff »

Dorgio is, presumably, nowhere near him right now, but if he hears any of their conversation or the crying, he'll start heading in that direction. (If you need a listen check, I rolled a 12 total.)
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Good enough. Intro your PC as soon as you'd like.
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Norzak is in the front maybe 10 feet from everyone. he is now paying very particular attention because of what he thinks is Ms Sancerre weeping and a possible trap.
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