plus hes still down hp so he needs the rest wicked bad.
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It isn't a boarding house, but you can always sleep next to the fire in the main room.tarlyn wrote:Well since the office is out of the question, prehpas Norzak will head for the Dawrvish Pub/Inn. ewan I presume there are rooms there available?
NOTE to all- I was going to end the chapter soon, but I don't feel as if you guys ahve all had enough chances to post. I'm letting it go on a bit longer.
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True!Rafael wrote:You don't know, it's all with Cirdan.![]()
Now...
Alain is walking off on his own, to check on info/contacts.
Jon and Norzak are at the dwarf pub [Brazen Bees] .
Where exactly did Cirdan sleep?
And Benn?
Dorgio spent the night in the Gundarakite district [has he moved his crayfish there, as well?].
If you guys like, you may assume your PCs meet someplace, be it the pub, the office,etc . Just coordinate OOC and post actions/dialog IC. You can move around as a party, pairs, individuals, whatever. Just let me know where each PC is and what he's doing.
Note that it is around noon the next day when you are all up and about. Actions take place from that point forward [most of you were asleep for the mroning, having satyed up so late!].
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tarlyn wrote:YEs maybe so,but NOrzak was the one who was wrongly accused of killing someone, wasn't he. SO I think he's not the only one who merits an apology.Rafael wrote:Hehehe, remember how Norzak and Cirdan clashed the previous day... Maybe it is time for an apolo$y...![]()
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Dorgio's examining Jon's wound for signs of infection, and if it looks bad, he's going to try to see if the infection looks mundane or if it's caused by some arcane force.
Results
Healing: 26
Arcane Knowledge: 14
Results
Healing: 26
Arcane Knowledge: 14
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Sure...Brock Marsh Runoff wrote:Dorgio's examining Jon's wound for signs of infection, and if it looks bad, he's going to try to see if the infection looks mundane or if it's caused by some arcane force.
Results
Healing: 26
Arcane Knowledge: 14
The wound is definitely infected. It appears mundane, but Dorgio cannot be certain if there is some supernatural agent at work, as well. What sort of supernatural disease might you suspect, anyway?
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