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Yes, the robe [which is not a girl's dress, but a very plain, unisex garment] radiates a moderately strong aura of magic. You may make a spellcraft roll to tell which school.Brock Marsh Runoff wrote:
Also, Ewan, does anything in the chest radiate if we cast detect magic?
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Rolled a 16 for the spellcraft check. http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/2283279/
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tarlyn wrote:Hmmm maybe Norzak will wear it after all hahahahahahahahahaahahah!ewancummins wrote:The robe has a moderately powerful aura of transmutation magic.
It's calf length on a normal sized man, so it's about ankle length on a dwarf. A belt would help cinch it up so that he doesn't trip on it. The folds of the robe would doubtless be handy for hiding stuff.
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Note for all:
Some of you left some equipment/belongings at the Moot-house [you didn't carry everything you own, like sleeping blankets, bags and such, when you ran to help the hunters].
I need to make a proper campaign calendar for this game. That's on my to-do list, rest assured.
Okay, it's been four days since the two gypsies were murdered. You had five days to catch Gaston and return, according to your bargain with the Tinkers. It takes about two days' marching/camping to reach the Moot-ground on foot, through the thick forest. It takes much less time, using the portal, of course. That would get you there this afternoon.
Some of you left some equipment/belongings at the Moot-house [you didn't carry everything you own, like sleeping blankets, bags and such, when you ran to help the hunters].
I need to make a proper campaign calendar for this game. That's on my to-do list, rest assured.
Okay, it's been four days since the two gypsies were murdered. You had five days to catch Gaston and return, according to your bargain with the Tinkers. It takes about two days' marching/camping to reach the Moot-ground on foot, through the thick forest. It takes much less time, using the portal, of course. That would get you there this afternoon.
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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Could make a nice gift to a lady friend, maybe? Evangeline........ewancummins wrote:tarlyn wrote:Hmmm maybe Norzak will wear it after all hahahahahahahahahaahahah!ewancummins wrote:The robe has a moderately powerful aura of transmutation magic.
It's calf length on a normal sized man, so it's about ankle length on a dwarf. A belt would help cinch it up so that he doesn't trip on it. The folds of the robe would doubtless be handy for hiding stuff.
heheheheheheheheh!
I'm all for getting back fast, then again we don't have VD with us. What do you guys want to do?
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How much time do we have left before the Vistani come back?
[[Edit: Whoops! Should have checked a couple of posts above. I blame grad school fatigue.]]
[[Edit: Whoops! Should have checked a couple of posts above. I blame grad school fatigue.]]
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"You said I killed you--haunt me, then!...Be with me always--take any form--drive me mad! only do not leave me in this abyss, where I cannot find you!” -Wuthering Heights
Benn would likely have spent the first available moment examining the book.
We need to be back to the moot house to meet the tinkers, regardless of whether we have Van Deicks or not. They won't be happy, but maybe they can be convinced by the story. Plus, the death of the witch has to earn us some kind of points.
We need to be back to the moot house to meet the tinkers, regardless of whether we have Van Deicks or not. They won't be happy, but maybe they can be convinced by the story. Plus, the death of the witch has to earn us some kind of points.
"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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The book from the old chest is ancient, with yellow and brittle parchment pages and faded ink. It's still legible.Adam wrote:Benn would likely have spent the first available moment examining the book.
We need to be back to the moot house to meet the tinkers, regardless of whether we have Van Deicks or not. They won't be happy, but maybe they can be convinced by the story. Plus, the death of the witch has to earn us some kind of points.
Looking at it, Benn can see that it must be a grimoire of some kind. These aren't the sort of spells Benn uses, though- this is wizardly stuff.
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Hmmm, perhaps I should edit my opening scene for the Interlude, as people seem to be have ignored certain implications of the first few lines.
It's been a full night of rest since the last battle. Did Cirdan really spend the whole night in his armor? That's not good for him. I had assumed, perhaps wrongly, that the healers would have already provided medical attention and healing spells to the injured.

It's been a full night of rest since the last battle. Did Cirdan really spend the whole night in his armor? That's not good for him. I had assumed, perhaps wrongly, that the healers would have already provided medical attention and healing spells to the injured.
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