LOST TRAILS OOC
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Gov and Huntsmen:
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Re: LOST TRAILS OOC
Survival's not my thing. Anybody able to get an idea of how many gnolls were here from the tracks?
"Of course," Benn mutters, "It would be a damned shame if we ever knew what the hell was actually going on."
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Samus thinks a small band, but says they might just have been part of a larger group.Adam wrote:Survival's not my thing. Anybody able to get an idea of how many gnolls were here from the tracks?
Proceed with caution.
And I think no PC has any outdoor skills of note, unless a few of you guys took Swim.
Samus seems to be quite comfortable riding and hunting/looking for trails, though. And her trio of huntsmen certainly look and act as one would expect professionals to look and act.
Benn's no outdoors-man, but he has worked with scouts and rangers in his adventures (the ill-fated Buckman, the missing Sara Croft).
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I'll start a new chapter after I see feedback/plans/OOC posts from other players.
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Raen is more enthusiastic about facing those monsters than Bennedict. He was quite angered by the girl's story.
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Klokulf would be perfectly happy to assist in putting down beast men, though he doesn't have the best selection of spells prepared for the occasion. He would like to rectify that, but he will make do if time is of the essence.
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Clive to will join in on the beast-men hunt
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Alain will be all for hunting the Hyena-men down and taking them out of the food chain as it were lol . It feels like old times to him from were he is from
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Katrin is not to enthused by the idea of a swamp, she is a city girl and did not enjoy her first taste of wetlands... but she is prepared to put up with it to put an end to the Gnolls!
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Moving. Had power outage in middle of process. Will return to active play within a fortnight.
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Well hope all goes well over the next week or so then .
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I cannot run the game from my phone, but I think we may have home wireless after the 7th. Maybe. Switching providers.
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Thanks!
It's about time we take this fight to the gnolls!
It's about time we take this fight to the gnolls!
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The vast swamp is eastward, where we assume the raiders went, right?
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alhoon wrote:The vast swamp is eastward, where we assume the raiders went, right?
Yes.
Delight is to him- a far, far upward, and inward delight- who against the proud gods and commodores of this earth, ever stands forth his own inexorable self.
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