Blood of The Werewolf [Erekose 13 Judging][Concluded]

El Jefe · Sep 27, 2006

Patlin said:
ooc: I prefer to handwaive stuff on that level, and if I make an off the cuff estimate El Jefe will enshrine it as canon for the living world.

OoC: Only if it's plausible, in which case it should be enshrined as canon, just to flesh out the world.

If it's not plausible...

Then it's GM error!

Bront · Sep 27, 2006

"We can push on till an hour before dusk. That should be safe," Juliana says.

OOC: Manzinita, you have e-mail

B4cchus · Sep 27, 2006

"I don't like the idea if him there turning all wolfman on us without his shackles. Let's just travel untill dinner and than make camp? There's not really that much to fortify in these hills, except maybe aking your time t find a good spot for camp."

Patlin · Sep 27, 2006

Ignoring the marker, then?

El Jefe · Sep 27, 2006

Boog loaded his crossbow, just in case. His recollection was that people who put up skulls as markers generally had a very forceful way of expressing their opinions. Boog walked warily along, and decided that if the party could manage to cross 4 or 5 miles after spotting the skull, then and only then might it be time to unload the weapon and relax a little bit.

B4cchus · Sep 27, 2006

ooc: completely forgot about the marker!
Talbin will give it a good search.

Patlin · Sep 27, 2006

The glyphs on the marker seem to be some sort of elvish lettering. Talbin speaks elvish, and so is able to make out a variety of phrases such as "no trespassing." Being untrained in the art of deciphering scripts, the primitive letters don't mean all that much to him. He does, however, recognize the obvious threat that the marker represents.

No traps or valuables appear to be installed in the marker.

Manzanita · Sep 27, 2006

Rowan agrees to continue until an hour before dusk, as long as he believes that gives them plenty of time before moonrise. Rowan has little interest in the warning. They are already on combat alert, having been attacked numerous times. Rowan prefers fighting humanoids over weird disapearing dogs and giant wasps anyday. He rides with his guisarme in one hand.

Boddynock · Sep 28, 2006

Father Eusebius observes the young rogue examining the marker in minute detail without a word, then, later, turns in the saddle and asks of anyone who will answer, "Who is it that keeps the shrine? What is the history of this place?"