Maidhc O Casain
Na Bith Mo Riocht Tá!
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Which is of course, much better then having to rider Gavril
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Domhani Bairdéir 04
- Thread starter Maidhc O Casain
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mleibrock
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Skáth
[sblock=OOC - Mike] Not to beat a dead horse, but to be clear, since Skath has not tried healing the wound Cyr worked on, it wouldn't necessarily have to heal naturally right, Skáth could also work on it right?[/sblock]
Well, since I already stated I was going to work on Gavril, Bear and Cairn's wounds, I will go ahead.
During the night, Skáth makes his rounds checking on all the injured in the party. He checks on Gavril first, mainly to make sure he is still in his own tent and not bothering Dillis. Knowing Gavril travels slowly as it is, he decides to go ahead and heal him a bit.
magical healing skill check for Gavril (1d6=6, 1d6=4)
gives Gavril 3 points of body healing.
Skáth will next make his way to Dillis and sees she is still injured but sees Cyr is working on her diligently so he will save what he has to offer for another time.
He will next check on the Maor and see how his dressing are doing at drawing up the poison. The Maor's wounds are very minor now, after Cyr nearly completely healed him and since the Maor is not one of the Bairdier, Skáth will opt to wait on him a bit. Skáth kinda thinks to himself, might serve him right giving the queen so much trouble By the time he finishes checking on the Maor, Skáth is feeling much less tired from his healing of Gavril and moves on.
He next makes his way to Bear. Skáth is always impressed by the big fellow, partly because of his size and admires the way he handles himself, but also because he never complains - "part of his training I guess" Overcome with admiration for Bear, Skáth will take some time healing Bear at this early hour.
magical healing skill check for Bear (1d6=2, 1d6=1, 1d6=1, 1d6=4)
Gives Bear 2 points of healing to his wounds
Feeling he could have done better, Skáth is a little disappointed with his performance for his man-crush but knows Bear appreciates it.
Feeling a little tired, Skáth will take in some of the night air as he moves to Cairn. He first checks on the poison drawing bandages and checks Cairn's fever. He next looks at that wound, "it is a nasty one". Seeing Cairn rest so peacefully, Skáth begins to use his
empathy skills to invade Cairn's dreams. As he does this he finds the pain and fever invade even Cairn's dreams and even here he is not at peace so Skáth will lay hands on Cairn with all his being.
magical healing skill check for Cairn (1d6=6, 1d6=1, 1d6=4, 1d6=3, 1d6=4)
Gives Cairn 5 points of body healing to his wounds.
When he finishes, he falls to his butt exhausted but satisfied as Cairn now seems to be at peace, at lest in his sleep.
Skáth will leave Cairn's area and walk back to the Maor's tent where he will spend the rest of the night resting and recovering from his healing attempts.
[sblock=OOC - Mike] Not to beat a dead horse, but to be clear, since Skath has not tried healing the wound Cyr worked on, it wouldn't necessarily have to heal naturally right, Skáth could also work on it right?[/sblock]
Well, since I already stated I was going to work on Gavril, Bear and Cairn's wounds, I will go ahead.
During the night, Skáth makes his rounds checking on all the injured in the party. He checks on Gavril first, mainly to make sure he is still in his own tent and not bothering Dillis. Knowing Gavril travels slowly as it is, he decides to go ahead and heal him a bit.
magical healing skill check for Gavril (1d6=6, 1d6=4)
gives Gavril 3 points of body healing.
Skáth will next make his way to Dillis and sees she is still injured but sees Cyr is working on her diligently so he will save what he has to offer for another time.
He will next check on the Maor and see how his dressing are doing at drawing up the poison. The Maor's wounds are very minor now, after Cyr nearly completely healed him and since the Maor is not one of the Bairdier, Skáth will opt to wait on him a bit. Skáth kinda thinks to himself, might serve him right giving the queen so much trouble By the time he finishes checking on the Maor, Skáth is feeling much less tired from his healing of Gavril and moves on.
He next makes his way to Bear. Skáth is always impressed by the big fellow, partly because of his size and admires the way he handles himself, but also because he never complains - "part of his training I guess" Overcome with admiration for Bear, Skáth will take some time healing Bear at this early hour.
magical healing skill check for Bear (1d6=2, 1d6=1, 1d6=1, 1d6=4)
Gives Bear 2 points of healing to his wounds
Feeling he could have done better, Skáth is a little disappointed with his performance for his man-crush but knows Bear appreciates it.
Feeling a little tired, Skáth will take in some of the night air as he moves to Cairn. He first checks on the poison drawing bandages and checks Cairn's fever. He next looks at that wound, "it is a nasty one". Seeing Cairn rest so peacefully, Skáth begins to use his
empathy skills to invade Cairn's dreams. As he does this he finds the pain and fever invade even Cairn's dreams and even here he is not at peace so Skáth will lay hands on Cairn with all his being.
magical healing skill check for Cairn (1d6=6, 1d6=1, 1d6=4, 1d6=3, 1d6=4)
Gives Cairn 5 points of body healing to his wounds.
When he finishes, he falls to his butt exhausted but satisfied as Cairn now seems to be at peace, at lest in his sleep.
Skáth will leave Cairn's area and walk back to the Maor's tent where he will spend the rest of the night resting and recovering from his healing attempts.
Scotley
Hero
Gavril
When morning comes Gavril sits by the fire with a mug of strong tea mending his slashed pajamas with silken thread and a fine needle. He and Bear had a long watches so that the healers and the wounded could rest. He is uncharacteristically grim perhaps a mood brought on by the damage to his wardrobe. "My friends we have some decisions to make. We must decide if it is best to return the Moar home or continue our journey. What should we do with the prisoners? My suggestion would be to take them to the queen. What of the escaped one? I would hear your thoughts on these matters and a progress report on the wounded."
When morning comes Gavril sits by the fire with a mug of strong tea mending his slashed pajamas with silken thread and a fine needle. He and Bear had a long watches so that the healers and the wounded could rest. He is uncharacteristically grim perhaps a mood brought on by the damage to his wardrobe. "My friends we have some decisions to make. We must decide if it is best to return the Moar home or continue our journey. What should we do with the prisoners? My suggestion would be to take them to the queen. What of the escaped one? I would hear your thoughts on these matters and a progress report on the wounded."
Leif
Adventurer
Cairn MacSidhe
"If I were whole, my purely personal preference would be to immediately hunt down our escaped foes so that we can bring them to justice together with their fellows. But, clearly, our first duty is to Maor, before any other such personal indulgence, so I see it as our undeniable duty to see him safely home before we do anything else. If I have overlooked some item of importance, please let me know?"
"If I were whole, my purely personal preference would be to immediately hunt down our escaped foes so that we can bring them to justice together with their fellows. But, clearly, our first duty is to Maor, before any other such personal indulgence, so I see it as our undeniable duty to see him safely home before we do anything else. If I have overlooked some item of importance, please let me know?"
Maidhc O Casain
Na Bith Mo Riocht Tá!
[sblock=OOC - MikeL]Skáth healed Dílis in Post 211 (or thereabouts) for 3 points. He could still work on the Maor.
Excellent post, BTW! I liked all of it, but the man-crush thing had me in stitches . . . and made me wish Bill was still playing. He'd have loved it![/sblock]
Neurotic
I plan on living forever. Or die trying.
Cyr Escunar
I think we should proceed, Maor is safe and in good company. Of course, ultimately, it's his decision.
Same with the prisoners, we can bring them along and put them to trial under Queens law.
One that escaped proved that he is smart by not fighting to death; he will spread glory of Queens Bairdéir to fae. I'd let him go.
I think we should proceed, Maor is safe and in good company. Of course, ultimately, it's his decision.
Same with the prisoners, we can bring them along and put them to trial under Queens law.
One that escaped proved that he is smart by not fighting to death; he will spread glory of Queens Bairdéir to fae. I'd let him go.
Leif
Adventurer
Cairn MacSidhe
OOC: Is Cairn empowered to convene a court to try these neer-do-wells? If so, what are the necessary procedures to do that? If he can't do that, then are there any local Judges around here who can, or is this a matter for the Queen?
OOC: I'm hoping that Cairn can convene a valid, legal court, appoint other Bairdeir to act as counsel, and proceed accordingly. Cairn prefers to "comandeer" in the Name of the Queen a local courtroom to hold the trial, and, in the event that guilt is established, surrender the prisoners to local officials for imprisonment. (We might want to check out their facilities first, and make sure that they're up to snuff.) Am I even on the right track here?
OOC: Is Cairn empowered to convene a court to try these neer-do-wells? If so, what are the necessary procedures to do that? If he can't do that, then are there any local Judges around here who can, or is this a matter for the Queen?
OOC: I'm hoping that Cairn can convene a valid, legal court, appoint other Bairdeir to act as counsel, and proceed accordingly. Cairn prefers to "comandeer" in the Name of the Queen a local courtroom to hold the trial, and, in the event that guilt is established, surrender the prisoners to local officials for imprisonment. (We might want to check out their facilities first, and make sure that they're up to snuff.) Am I even on the right track here?
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Maidhc O Casain
Na Bith Mo Riocht Tá!
Béar
"The assumption that the Maor is innocent of wrongdoing may be a faulty one. It is true he was coerced and injured, but that doesn't prove his innocence. I believe that given the importance of the principals involved, the Queen should decide the guilt or innocence of those involved and should directly mete out consequences. My vote is to take the whole lot of them to the Queen - though we could probably try and sentence the Púca and the female Daoine ourselves."
"The assumption that the Maor is innocent of wrongdoing may be a faulty one. It is true he was coerced and injured, but that doesn't prove his innocence. I believe that given the importance of the principals involved, the Queen should decide the guilt or innocence of those involved and should directly mete out consequences. My vote is to take the whole lot of them to the Queen - though we could probably try and sentence the Púca and the female Daoine ourselves."
