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Nedander draws his sword, lights his lantern, and says "After you," with a wave of his hand.

After being hit by the guard, Grog swings his scimitar again, hoping this time the guard will go down. (+6 attack, 1d6+4 damage, 18-20/x2 crit, AC 19, HP 9)

Nedander nods his head in agreement as the others tell the tale. "That's how I remember it, too. If retrieving the spheres will get me some answers, then count me in."

OK. I understand now. Thanks, Lefferts

Does this mean Grog's crit didn't hurt him or did I get in a second swing?

Grog attempts to hit the second guard after he comes through the door. (+6 attack, 1d6+4 damage, 18-20/x2 crit, AC 19, HP 12)

Nedander finishes taking a swig of his whiskey and waves to Nyela. He then goes over to the water basins and washes his face.

Mmmm, peeps. They taste even better when they're stale. Lefferts

Missed that one. Thankfully, it sounds like.

Nobody said Salma Hayek? She's my definition of a hotty.

I don't want to get flamed, but I thought I heard a rumor about Adrian Paul being a candidate.

Nedander sits up and holds his head. "What happened to us?" He then looks for his stuff, and if successful in his search, takes a swig from the whiskey. OOC: I'm still here.

Grog stations himself next to the open door as Jagos told him to. He readies his scimitar and waits for his opportunity to strike.

Grog goes to the warehouse door and waits for Vanadan to explain what he sees.

"I'll be right there, Jenson," yells Nedander as Jensen walks outside. Nedander fishes around in his pockets for some of his few remaining coins, hands them to Garen, and states, "Here you are sir, and my thanks for the whiskey." He then turns to the young lady and asks, "Shall we go?"

One of my characters has recently picked up a sling, so I picked up some sling bullets. Then it was pointed out to me that they weigh 5 pounds for 10 bullets. Is this reasonable? It seems high to me, but I honestly have no idea. Lefferts (trying to lower his encumbrance)

"I was thinking more along the lines of an ale or whiskey," states Nedander.

Since no one had an answer to his query, Grog looks around for the source of the "manure-stench". EDIT: This includes looking up, in case the glitter-dust came from above.