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<blockquote data-quote="Xaltar" data-source="post: 6134" data-attributes="member: 480"><p>-------------------------------------------</p><p>Session 3, Part 2: Who is the ghost haunting Galath’s Roost…</p><p>------------------------------------------- </p><p>Just around the corner, Borghin and Drexel had gone back to investigating the mysterious glossy black door. Borghin sat back to watch as the know-it-all wizard thought he could find something that the dwarf had overlooked. </p><p></p><p>As soon as Drexel touched the surrounding doorframe, there was a large explosion. The blast lifted him off of his feet and blew him against the hallway wall opposite the door. Borghin stared in amazement at his severely hurt friend as he himself stood there completely unharmed. </p><p></p><p>Before Borghin could even muster his wits to call for help, the others were rounding the corner with great speed. Ziona, one of the first to investigate the loud “BOOM”, rushed over to heal the now unconscious Drexel. </p><p></p><p>Just as the group showed up in its entirety, a ghostly elven figure partially emerged through the door. Eerily appearing in its ethereal form, an elven knight clad in gleaming plate armor and a shield bearing two golden stags. Armed with a bastard sword, he loomed over the fallen Drexel and demanded, “Who interrupts the rest of Lyklor Kelerandri?” </p><p></p><p>“Drow in my Tower,” Lyklor asked as he eyed the group that stood before him and focused on Ziona’s presence. </p><p></p><p>“You’re the monster,” spouted Drexel. </p><p></p><p>“Yeah…JERK,” followed Spiderfang with roughly the same lack of tact. </p><p></p><p>Not wanting the situation to turn into a disaster, Holden stepped in front of the group and began trying to calm the infuriated ghost. He informed Lyklor that the tower was no longer standing, and that his group, including Ziona, was now working against human and drow raiders in the area. </p><p></p><p>After some fast-talking, Holden managed to convince the apparition that the party was working on the same side. Reluctant, but willing to help the group as long as they didn’t attempt to enter the elven burial grounds that he was guarding. The ghost, confined to the crypt was only able to offer information, but none of it was new, so the party bade Lyklor farewell and continued on to explore the remainder of Galath’s Roost. </p><p></p><p>During Holden’s conversation with Lyklor, Drexel retreated around the corner. He had believed the apparition was able to see through the illusionary magics that hid his true identity. Spiderfang who was told to move back by the others after he had offended the ghost also joined Drexel. </p><p></p><p>While waiting for the seemingly endless conversation that ranged from drow to the more current events in the Dalelands, these two decided they would interrogate Leper, the kobold prisoner by the same name as the disease that he claimed to carry. </p><p></p><p>Spiderfang began nudging the unconscious creature with his foot until it woke up. As it awoke, Drexel charmed him. In moments Leper was more then willing to share his vast wealth of knowledge with his new best friend. Leper was overjoyed in fact, since he had never been treated so nicely before, in fact he had never had another friend. </p><p></p><p>Spiderfang and Drexel tried desperately to find out if Leper was in fact diseased. He could only inform them that he had no idea. In fact, he didn’t know what leprosy was, and that he was merely told by the now slain elder member of the tribe that he had it and therefore that was his name. </p><p></p><p>Frustrated, the two decided they would question the kobold for other useful information. They asked about where the kobold’s base of operations was. Drexel almost bit through his lip when he learned that this kobold’s idea of the huge dungeon in which he lived included only the room that they were in and the connecting hallway. Not only were they trying to deal with a kobold, but also they managed to spare the dumbest one. </p><p></p><p>Spiderfang and Drexel decided that they were getting nowhere, but figured that it would stay out of trouble if it continued to believe that Drexel was still it’s friend. Leper would settle for nothing less than to fight along his newfound hero’s side. Therefore; when Holden’s conversation with the ghost was finished, the three of them: Spiderfang, Drexel, and Leper rejoined the others. </p><p></p><p>-------------------------------------------</p><p>Still more to come… </p><p>-------------------------------------------</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Xaltar, post: 6134, member: 480"] ------------------------------------------- Session 3, Part 2: Who is the ghost haunting Galath’s Roost… ------------------------------------------- Just around the corner, Borghin and Drexel had gone back to investigating the mysterious glossy black door. Borghin sat back to watch as the know-it-all wizard thought he could find something that the dwarf had overlooked. As soon as Drexel touched the surrounding doorframe, there was a large explosion. The blast lifted him off of his feet and blew him against the hallway wall opposite the door. Borghin stared in amazement at his severely hurt friend as he himself stood there completely unharmed. Before Borghin could even muster his wits to call for help, the others were rounding the corner with great speed. Ziona, one of the first to investigate the loud “BOOM”, rushed over to heal the now unconscious Drexel. Just as the group showed up in its entirety, a ghostly elven figure partially emerged through the door. Eerily appearing in its ethereal form, an elven knight clad in gleaming plate armor and a shield bearing two golden stags. Armed with a bastard sword, he loomed over the fallen Drexel and demanded, “Who interrupts the rest of Lyklor Kelerandri?” “Drow in my Tower,” Lyklor asked as he eyed the group that stood before him and focused on Ziona’s presence. “You’re the monster,” spouted Drexel. “Yeah…JERK,” followed Spiderfang with roughly the same lack of tact. Not wanting the situation to turn into a disaster, Holden stepped in front of the group and began trying to calm the infuriated ghost. He informed Lyklor that the tower was no longer standing, and that his group, including Ziona, was now working against human and drow raiders in the area. After some fast-talking, Holden managed to convince the apparition that the party was working on the same side. Reluctant, but willing to help the group as long as they didn’t attempt to enter the elven burial grounds that he was guarding. The ghost, confined to the crypt was only able to offer information, but none of it was new, so the party bade Lyklor farewell and continued on to explore the remainder of Galath’s Roost. During Holden’s conversation with Lyklor, Drexel retreated around the corner. He had believed the apparition was able to see through the illusionary magics that hid his true identity. Spiderfang who was told to move back by the others after he had offended the ghost also joined Drexel. While waiting for the seemingly endless conversation that ranged from drow to the more current events in the Dalelands, these two decided they would interrogate Leper, the kobold prisoner by the same name as the disease that he claimed to carry. Spiderfang began nudging the unconscious creature with his foot until it woke up. As it awoke, Drexel charmed him. In moments Leper was more then willing to share his vast wealth of knowledge with his new best friend. Leper was overjoyed in fact, since he had never been treated so nicely before, in fact he had never had another friend. Spiderfang and Drexel tried desperately to find out if Leper was in fact diseased. He could only inform them that he had no idea. In fact, he didn’t know what leprosy was, and that he was merely told by the now slain elder member of the tribe that he had it and therefore that was his name. Frustrated, the two decided they would question the kobold for other useful information. They asked about where the kobold’s base of operations was. Drexel almost bit through his lip when he learned that this kobold’s idea of the huge dungeon in which he lived included only the room that they were in and the connecting hallway. Not only were they trying to deal with a kobold, but also they managed to spare the dumbest one. Spiderfang and Drexel decided that they were getting nowhere, but figured that it would stay out of trouble if it continued to believe that Drexel was still it’s friend. Leper would settle for nothing less than to fight along his newfound hero’s side. Therefore; when Holden’s conversation with the ghost was finished, the three of them: Spiderfang, Drexel, and Leper rejoined the others. ------------------------------------------- Still more to come… ------------------------------------------- [/QUOTE]
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