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DePoe will put out any remaining fire on the Goblin, use some rope or wire or whatever he can scrounge to tie it up, then attempt to wake it up by splashing water on it's face. "Time to talk, little one."

Bimpontt manipulates the Griffons paw, and the nearer door moves shut again.

Umbril Investigation: 1D20+2 = [12]+2 = 14 You can tell that there is a mechanism to move the far wall but can find no way to activate it.

DePoe edges around as quietly as possible towards any remaining gobilns and attempts to knock one out with the butt of his sword. Stealth: Stealth: 1D20+7 = [15]+7 = 22 Attack: Attack: 1D20+8 = [12]+8 = 20 NON_LETHAL Damage: Damage: 1D6+3 = [4]+3 = 7 Good rolls!

It is a short passage, covered in decaying plaster, leading to, apparently, another blank wall.

Bimpnott moves into the adjoining entryway, only looking briefly at the open stairway, and again moves the Griffons arm. Again you hear the slight rumble scrape and, for those still in the Tea room, a previously hidden panel moves to reveal a short hallway.

Aha! Light enough to see!DePoe leaps out of what shadows may exist, brandishing his sword. 'Goblins. Hate 'em." Shortsword [17] + 5=22 to hit, [2] + 3= 5 damage. move to put goblin between him and other goblins if possible

After a brief stretch, and a look back at the crumpled heap that was the thing, you move back through the house. As you go through the Dining room, the dinner scene replays but, this time, instead of watching over the ghosts at the table, the man, apparently General Montharthas, glares at you, a...

Do you mean by the main spiral staircase?

Confused about "the room behind the stairs". Which room do you mean?

As you move about the patio area, the house groans slightly, as if settling just a bit. this is where I have everyone

Sooo, where you wanna go? what you wanna do?

DePoe Looks on, expectantly.

in case any of ya are interested, the new HeroForge (in COLOR is up. I find it quite addictive.

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You are all now in a enclosed but not covered patio-type area. There is no obvious way to drain the pool and the only door is the one leading back into the house.

"This high society stuff is beyond me," DePoe admits reluctantly. "I'll trust your judgement. Let's get out if here. This place gives me the crawlies."