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W2: The Search For Tomas Quinn (Rae Judging)


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Wik

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There is no lock or trap on the door. It is easily opened, although you've only pushed at it for a few moments.

You can clearly hear voices shouting at one another in goblin from directly behind the door. It seems as if a few goblins are arguing with one another about... something. Those who speak goblin realize it's an argument over rules in a card game.
 


Wik

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Cepheus begins casting from the scroll. The goblins hear the chanting, rise up for a moment, and then instantly slump to the ground, fast asleep. One of them clutches his hand of eight cards to his chest.
 

Scott DeWar

Prof. Emeritus-Supernatural Events/Countermeasure
Pendrake ensures he has all of his weapons and his shield, smiles at the dozing goblins and says, "come, we go!'
 

BigB

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Wik said:
Cepheus begins casting from the scroll. The goblins hear the chanting, rise up for a moment, and then instantly slump to the ground, fast asleep. One of them clutches his hand of eight cards to his chest.


Cepheus grins like a child getting a new toy. :D There may be more within.

ooc: his first successful casting ;) I contemplated warning everyone just in case but that would not have been in character for him.
 

Wik

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Entering the main hallway, you see that there is a single room that opens up into a circular atrium - filled with grain. Many sleeping goblins are sprawled out on the wheat, sleeping soundly. You count maybe eight of them, though there may be more.

There is a spiral stair case that wraps around the circular walls, that seems to make it's way to an upstairs office.

The whole silo reeks of filth, offal, and blood. It appears the goblins have been here for at least a few days - some of them have taken to drawing horrid little pictographs on the walls, consisting of goblins tearing apart gray-scarved thieves. Many pictures involve crowds of goblins holding a white circular object over their heads triumphantly, while the human thieves fall to the ground, dead.

There is also a picture of the goblins giving the white object, as well as mounds of treasure, to some creatures that may or may not be goblins (only about ten times as large). It's hard to tell, since the drawings are crude at best.
 


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