D&D 5E E's Tomb of Annihilation

[KahlessNestor]

Port Nyanzeru/Red Bazaar
Morning

Lily noticed the man bumping into Burke. “Beware your purse!” she warned, just in case. The man was pretty convincing, though, if he was a pickpocket.

Well, no, he probably wasn’t, given that he just collapsed.

“Is he okay?” Lily asked, kneeling beside the man. She checked him out, and also checked out his pockets for his purse.

Medicine: 1D20+1 = [15]+1 = 16

Investigation: 1D20+3 = [8]+3 = 11

Sleight of Hand: 1D20+5 = [13]+5 = 18

 

[Khraos]

Burk stops for a moment to gape at the dinosaurs before continuing his search for the Red Bazaar. Burk looks inquisitively at the Chultan that bumps into him and asks, "Who is Orolunga?" as the man collapses. As Lily quickly attends to the man, Burk cocks his head to the side and continues to stare at the stranger.

 

[eayres33]

After a moment the man’s eyes open and he looks up at those around him. “Where am I?” the man asks as he rubs his head, “What day is it?”

GM: The man is but a humble acolyte, Lily finds one silver and two copper pieces in his purse. Besides his purse he carries a small club and a necklace with a pendant that is shaped like a crystal ball.

 

[EarlyBird]

"Must be the heat," Tlazo says reaching for his waterskin. "In Chult make sure to drink plenty of water." he adds sagely.

"You seemed to have been delirious, Today is <give truthful date of today>. What is your name sir? Is there anyone we can call to help you?"

[sblock=Spells]
Sorry should have had these first post...
Cantrips: mending, light, blade ward
Level 1: detect magic, comprehend languages, sleep
Spell slots: 2/2[/sblock]

 

[Khraos]

Burk continues to listen as Tlazo and Lily tend to the acolyte. Once he finds a break in the conversation he again pipes up, "What is orolunga?"

Sent from my SM-J327P using Tapatalk

 

[KahlessNestor]

Port Nyanzeru/Red Bazaar
Morning

Well, not much on this guy, but he’s an acolyte, from the looks of things, so he wouldn’t go hungry if she relieved him of his coin. And that pendant looked interesting. Lily pocketed the silver, copper, and necklace, and removed the club, just in case. No sense leaving him with a weapon. He could have it back if he proved non-threatening.

“Here, sir,” Lily said, pulling out her waterskin to offer the man some water. “So what was that all about?”

[sblock=Actions]
Move:
Action:
Bonus Action:
Reaction:
Conditions:
[/sblock]

[sblock=Ministats]
Inspirations:
AC: 15 (studded leather)
HP: 8/8 HD: 1/1d8
[/sblock]

 

[Steve Gorak]

Aranaris approached the distressed stranger and casts a few spells, then says: "You may be overheating, I've done something to help". He then inspects the necklace and tries to determine if it is an arcane focus or something else.

OOC: Cast prestigiditation, to chill 1 cubic foot of non living material (the clothes around his chest and head in this case. I'm thinking this will be useful if when we eventually go into the jungle. The next spell cast is guidance, for +1d4 on the check to determine what the necklace is (arcana, history and religion are all at +0). Here is the roll: [roll]1d20+1d4[/roll]

 

[eayres33]

The man blinked his eyes, “Thank you for your help. My name is Eshek, and I think I will be fine, I just need a minute.”

“I don’t know what was wrong with me, I just had a need to find you, all of you, though to honest I don’t remember why, and I don’t know any of you do I?”

Eshek say up slowly, “Did one of you ask about Orolunga? It’s an ancient village on the western side of Chult, just south east of the Mistcliff Mountains. Why would you want to know about Orolunga?”

GM: The arcana roll didn’t come through but you can tell it is a symbol for the god Savras.

 

[KahlessNestor]

OOC: I would think Aranaris would have to beat Lily's 18 Sleight of Hand to see the necklace.

 

[EarlyBird]

Tlazo can't help but get a worried frown upon his face. "Oh, I do hope you were not bewitched or beguiled into finding us. That type of magic has some of the strongest effects on the mind. I was just hoping for a nice quiet excavation, but I should have known better."