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Thanks for the good wishes. As for your question, no it's nothing you've done Rathan, so there's nothing you could do to convince me to stay. Your game is good as far as I'm concerned and I wouldn't be leaving it if I wasn't quitting all games I'm currrently playing (and I've no intention of...

I'm finding playing to me more chore than joy currently, so rather than bring the game down with lack of interest or inattention from me, I've decided to remove myself from the game instead. I hope this doesn't cause you too much trouble, as while this isn't exactly a good time to leave the...

“You be careful too, Berrek ... don’t let your curiosity get ahead of your sense,” Eltyr remarks as he enters, stopping to examine the plaque and shield, while Berrek checks the top of the stairs, trying to determine how long the tomb has been sealed.

“Well, while I applaud the thought Berrek, we really don’t know how powerful the artifacts we currently hold are,” Eltyr chuckles. “That said, I agree with your position that we leave if the attack on the tomb seems to be based solely on greed. In fact, I probably wouldn’t concern myself with...

“No, it’s not just curiosity that drives me here, Lidia,” Eltyr replies, before laying out his reasoning in a methodical manner. “The fact someone tried to enter the tomb right after the starfall devastated the area indicates to me they have a compelling reason to try and gain entry now, and...

Once he’s finished studying his spellbook, Eltyr hunts up some food and while eating says, “So, did people want to head into the tomb today, or shall we push on towards our intended destination? Personally, I’d like a look inside, even if only to see why someone else wanted in so badly ...

Eltyr is awake and studying his spellbook when Berrek greets the camp, giving the man little more than a brief nod as he continues to study the tome before him.

Well, as Rathan has said since your post and as I surmised there is nowhere good to camp, except the location we already found and inside the tomb. Also, I wasn't saying that anyone intended to stay on the mound itself, but on the barren hillside nearby, perhaps a poor choice of words, but I...

Noticing he’s alone in his wish to return to their original campsite, after taking a few steps and hearing the rest speak, Eltyr returns to the group with a perturbed expression on his face. “All of you really want to camp this close to the door, even after we’ve found there are people...

“Apart from finding evidence of some kind, such as someone pushing off as if to climb, there really is no way to prove your theory one way or the other Berrek ... unless something or someone emerges from the space such a spell creates,” Eltyr remarks, glancing up briefly to see if anything does...

“Well, no evidence of magic here, so I guess they either left or hid their tracks by more mundane means,” Eltyr reports, as he examines the area where the tracks stop.

“Well, I’ve already cast the last I prepared today, but if the tracks are close enough I may be able to sustain it just long enough to check for magic,” Eltyr remarks, wondering if he can actually hold the spell much longer. “If not though, I can always help Anton interpret the results of his...

“Well, a barrier of force would definitely keep our earthen friend from getting inside, which doesn’t seem completely out of the question considering the defensive magic on the door. Whatever it is though, it appears someone went to some effort to protect the tomb, but to keep something in or...

Well, I'd think Anton would know after Eltyr mentioned it, even if he didn't know before. ;)

“Don’t worry yourself about it Lidia, everyone is wrong from time to time ... even the wisest amongst us. Wherever the undead came from though, I think they tried to get in and due to their nature set off the trap on the door, considering the charred state we found them in,” Eltyr offers...

Eltyr waits until Berrek returns before revealing what he’s learned about the door. “Unsurprisingly, considering the door has stood for quite some time, there is some protective magic on it. An aura of good evocation magic, and subtly hidden under that is an aura of fire evocation magic ...

“Well, from what I recall, this looks to be the body of a dark elf ... but I can’t tell you much more about their race than their name,” Eltyr says after examining the body, “Though history does give me an idea of what one might be doing here.” If anyone asks, he retells the story that came to...

Well, since Eltyr is untrained in Knowledge (local) he can only learn what is common knowledge (DC 10 or lower), so he won't be able to make such a check.

Eltyr wanders over to see what Berrek’s looking at once he’s finished his cursory examination of the other bodies. “Hmm, I may have some idea what this creature is, let me take a look,” Eltyr says, crouching to give the unknown body a more thorough going over than the undead which he knows...

Eltyr walks back towards the others, patting Lidia on the shoulder as he passes her on the way to examine the bodies, “Well, that was invigorating ... not exactly what one would want before bed, but then when would you want to run into a group of the living dead given the choice.”