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Brock says, "Before we proceed, let's look for egg sacs, and destroy any that we find. Then we can proceed down that main, musty-smelling tunnel."

Both Maka and Wrenn agree with the logic behind this course of action, even though Maka has the inclination to move straight forward. He knows that they will explore all avenues of egress, so he isn't put off by the delay.

Maka is unconcerned, but Wrenn is frustrated by his inabiity to affect his own eyesight. There must be a way! he muses, inwardly to himself. But he decides to put that concern aside for now. Maka says, quietly, "Let's make the smallest light that we can, and continue straight ahead. I can sense...

Ok, he will delay 😃

With a +5 to my roll, my total Climb check would be 1d20+24. I cannot fail a DC25. So that's what Tim will do. No delay, act now on his normal turn. He will double-move, and climb the full 15 feet up the ladder. If my roll is high enough, can I get higher than 15 ft.? Or is that my maximim...

...So the total DC for full speed climb is DC 25? Can I take 10, since I will be out of range of threatening enemies by the time I reach the ladder?

@Knightfall Tim's speed is 30 ft. @TaranTheWanderer : I am perfectly content to wait until the spell ends; Rob is a very fine DM, and I trust his judgment. 😃

Rob said I move at half speed until the spell ends.

Yes, plus AoO from the Vampire if I move at half speed.

Tim will wait until Ice Storm ends at count 12, and then make a withdrawal up to the guard house, if possible.

Val pipes up again in response to Sylvar's comment, as only he can: "Pay attention, slacker! I called the halfling 'shrimpboy.' I call you and your ilk 'flower eaters' and 'tree huggers.' And I was not forged; the axe was forged, and I was wished into it, so that my soul and knowledge would not...

DM NOTE: Judging by the expression on Djyn's face, when you switched to Common, you completely lost him.

Val (the annoying, talking axe on Vale's belt) pipes up once more: "Ye sound like a Gray Elf, but yer skin and hair are bleached almost white. What happened to ye, tree hugger? Perhaps being trapped in that glowing orb for so long has taken its toll upon yer body?" For once, the axe is almost...

Garin will examine the walls where the bricks have fallen; he wants to ascertain whether or not there is any danger of a major collapse. He will also gather some (not all) of the glowing moss, hoping to use it as a focus, manipulating waylines to improve his lowlight vision.

Posting on behalf of Harps Djyn listens carefully to both Lathir and Leonard before replying in the Elven tongue. Those who speak the Elven tongue notice the distinct, sing-song characteristics of the Gray Elf dialect.