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Sorry, it's full. We allready have one more players than I was aiming for.

Kilkin will open the door on the right a tiny bit to get a look inside. He'll try not to get noticed if theres anyone on the other side.

By now, Kai has moved to the caravan guards table and is laughing a little too loudly at their jokes, while Erin is talking to Farsil the merchant. She looks the dwarf up and down, then turns to Farsil. "What do you say, room for another one?" The merchant counts on his fingers for a few...

Before the torch is lit, Karissa moves up to the edge of the lit area to get a good look ahead.

"If we dig a hole, he would plug that with invisible walls too. To find this guardian in time we need to move now!" Kilkin starts moving further into the temple, looking over his shoulder to see if the others follow him.

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"I have a lamp and some oil. To conserve the oil we could use it to make torches instead of just lighting it. I don't mind carrying the torch if you feel like having weapons at the ready, but if so I should be in the groups middle." Cedric tries to sound helpful, hoping he has concealed his...

"I never thought about bringing a torch, but I have rope a'plenty. I surely hope things will be as easy as you make it sound Karolus. If not, at least we can take comfort in the knowledge that you'll die first. Karissa yawns and stands up. It seems we're all on the same page about how to deal...

"I've lived on worse. I just hope there is enough resources down there to feed us when the rations run out. I too was thrown into this without much warning or many expectations. I have nothing but the water I'm carrying. What say you, Tira? Is there enough wildlife to hunt down there? Or perhaps...

"Unfortunately I lived in Greyhawk at that age. I probably would have walked fifteen steps just to one-up you, had I had the chance." Karissa chuckles. "Or cause that cave-in. Perhaps I should be careful with the scouting after all, I don't want to rob Tac of something to do."

"Truer words were never spoken!" Kai chimes in. He's getting a little tipsy, and greets the newcomers with broad smiles and generous handshakes. "The more the merrier!" Erin looks at her husband and sighs. "You may join, all of you. However, you will need to bring provisions for yourself. I...

"Dammit, dammit, dammit! Come out you rotten bag of scabs!" Kilkin gets an idea, desperate perhaps, but hopefully not completely idiotic. He resumes his chanting while looking at the frogmen, somehow locking eyes with them both at the same time. His chanting evolves into the rasping from...

"Tell, us what are you working on here, would you? I'm aware I don't have all the facts, but I'd think these girls would have to do something pretty horrible to deserve this kind of treatment." While talking, Kilkin stands up straight and puts his arms and weapon behind his back. He pokes...

"Please, friend. Come out here, let's have a talk." Kilkin tries to pretend he falls for it. Bluff: 9 He also readies to throw his javelin should the robed figure take any actions other than exit the room.

"I never understood this dependency on light." the half orc mumbles in a hoarse voice. "Darkness never scared me. It offers opportunities daylight just doesn't. I'll go first, gives me a chance to see the place before the light smudges away the details. If noone objects, of course" After...

Standing shoulder to shoulder with Chaucer, Killkin starts chanting with no melody, a deep droning hum accompanied by arythmical tapping of all ten fingers against the haft of his javelin. He looks intensely at the robed figure, gradually syncronizing his chanting with its own rasping...

"Theres not much to say. See the idiots who fill up the barroom tonight? They all belong to the same caravan, led by one merchant Farsil. He's the fellow in the fancy rags." Erin points at a man by the closest table, dressed in expensive silks and jewelry. "Well, most of them anyway. We're hired...

As Tira was the one who stressed the danger of the woods in the first place, Cedric calms down a bit when she invites Aver in with them. He keeps his crossbow loaded, but pays more attention to the cave entrance than their new companion. "About that. I'm not sure we're all prepared for a weeks...

"I think we should work together on this. The fewer targets i have at once, the greater my chance of success. If we cast the spells simultaneously, we might disable them before they can react. Should we fail to take out all of them, you others can start to spill blood. Sounds good?" I looked up...

"I see I'm going to like you." Cedric says drily. "Tira, he seems to know you. Your approval could prevent a crime of fasion here. If you can forgive the gruesome pun."