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Okay, ready to rock on the next chapter.
Dorgio will probably want some time before they go looking, depending on how far away the full moon is. When that comes, he's going to try to hole up in his house and ride it out, but there's of course the chance that he won't be able to hold it together and go nuts and run around the streets or sewers or the like. He'll also probably need a few days to check with the the Ezran about the draugr.
Oh, and Dorgio's going to vote for getting a separate office.
Dorgio will probably want some time before they go looking, depending on how far away the full moon is. When that comes, he's going to try to hole up in his house and ride it out, but there's of course the chance that he won't be able to hold it together and go nuts and run around the streets or sewers or the like. He'll also probably need a few days to check with the the Ezran about the draugr.
Oh, and Dorgio's going to vote for getting a separate office.
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Noted. I'll wait a bit, and see what the other guys think. In any case, the new thread will come up soon. You'll see it.
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We will pick up five days later. The full moon has just come and gone. Dorgio may still be a bit out of sorts.
The opening scene will be a rendezvous of the enitre party [or whovere can make it] at the new office. Any objections to this?
The opening scene will be a rendezvous of the enitre party [or whovere can make it] at the new office. Any objections to this?
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tarlyn wrote:Fine by me
The next chapter has begun!
http://www.fraternityofshadows.com/foru ... php?t=5409
Post whenever you like. That door could be opened by any of you....
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Alain shows up early(20 minutes) to scout out meeting place with Listen/Spot checks every 1/2 minute and Hides while he is doing that .
Taking note of anybody he can use as contacts/source of info . And of course anybody up to nogood such as casing the place for robber or other such acts.
Taking note of anybody he can use as contacts/source of info . And of course anybody up to nogood such as casing the place for robber or other such acts.
"Evil only endures when good people remain silent ."
Tony inspired by Thomas Jefferson .
Tony inspired by Thomas Jefferson .
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Lord Skybolt wrote:Alain shows up early(20 minutes) to scout out meeting place with Listen/Spot checks every 1/2 minute and Hides while he is doing that .
Taking note of anybody he can use as contacts/source of info . And of course anybody up to nogood such as casing the place for robber or other such acts.
Nothing out of the ordinary- just a few drunks moving between wineshops, and a couple of street-walkers looking for clients.
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Brock- Dorgio should have passed through his difficult time. He may be a bit tired or out of sorts. I leave this entirely to your judgement.
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If you questioned him about it Denys would have told you-Adam wrote:I like where this is going. Any chance of us being able to get in for a peek at those undead fighting records so we can wander off and try to cause a bit of mischief?
''No, I don't think the Sentire is likely to allow us, and Toret Van Haute doesn't have access to the room in question. We could asking him, but even the existnce of the room is something of a secret. Might a direct request not arouse his suspicions?
Then again, perhaps your friends will figure out a way I'm just not seeing....''
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