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"Well, that was easy..." Buckthorn will look (perception) in the hallway to try to discern (dungeoneering / nature) what kind of creatures he heard scampering away. He will look for tracks or any other indications - spoor, bones, etc. - to try to determine what creatures where living here...

Can we determine why the other three who stepped through the portal faded from sight? Is it a light thing or did they pass beyond our vision or was it something magical seeming - like a vestige of the mist? (Dungeoneeing) Buckthorn will also listen (perception) for any sound of trouble - a...

Buckthorn will proceed down the path, trying to carefully follow Forge's instructions and studiously avoiding any pits or other traps. As he is mapping, he will also try to keep an eye out for any unsprung traps or new pits.

Buckthorn, having waited by the horses, decides his skills might be better put to use joining his companions in the caverns. "Aye, I think the horses and gear will be alright. Besides, they haven't been down there that long. I am sure I can find them..." Buckthorn will tie the horses and...

Buckthorn will wait to see the results of wizards ritual. Should further rituals fail to reveal any further details, Buckthorn suggests the party first take an extended rest and then start digging in the middle of the hill, under the face, where the sand and gravel are. "The tomb indicated the...

Buckthorn nods as Ghen relays the warning about trying to find a cove and grimly stares ahead and they plunge headlong into the wild storm. "I've seen and survived far worse," he lies, trying to reassure his comrades. Buckthorn will double check the rope tying himself to the boat. He'll...

Buckthorn will suggest that the rest of the party tie ropes around their waists and secure themselves to the ship. "Nothing to worry about. Best to just be prudent." He will then ask the sailor if he is familiar with the coasts off these waters. Since the crew had been in the habit of...

Buckthorn, to Forge, Ghen, and Lucian: "I feel we can trust this man, [what is his name?], he seems like a solid fellow and not part of the strange going on that happened in Dusselburg. Besides, frankly, I think we need him." I say we say on to Barivosktok. It's just as long or longer back to...

With Forge gone and Lucian rummaging for his thieves tools, Buckthorn will continue to talk to the sailor. "You weren't much of a help in the fight there. My friend Forge has a mind to carve off a piece of you to see if you are one of those shifter. Me, I'd prefer not to. Is there some other...

Buckthorn regards the sailor. "You must understand that you are under suspiscion. Your crew, well, uhm, what used to be your crew mates, just tried to murder us ina most grusome way. Are you one of these creatures? You came late to the ship and I recall the captain looking surprised to see you...