Search results

Wahoo! And no, Thorson would despite the idea of being a salesman. He would be absolutely convinced his life was over. As it is right now, he's never had to deal with the ocean and he's proud, superstitious, and nervous. An entertaining combination!

If you're willing to risk it then... we'll do it. Otherwise we'll just go in through the door. But those things have teeth larger than my tusks, and at least five hundred of them.

=) Me too, good to have some lightheartedness after the last couple pages of posts.

The half-orc looks perplexed for a moment, Probably right?

We could do it, easily, but what if a shark jumps out of the water?

Thorson climbs down to the walkway and looks around before answering Edmond, This is the only way. Then he follows the halfling at a safe distance to avoid crowding him. Being stooped over doesn't agree well with the barbarian, but it's what he's got to do.

Focused now and less intent on heeding his companions, Thorson goes prone next to the opening in the floor and tries to survey all around the opening with his darkvision, then barring potential threats, he begins climbing down below.

Steppyn starts feeling more comfortable with the environment as the day goes by. 1d20+5=18 +1 for 24h posting, 19.

Not being an experienced woodsman by any means, Steppyn's senses are a little overloaded as the group makes its way towards their objective. Despite his unfamiliarity with the various outdoor cues, he attempts to rely on what he can see and hear to detect danger, rather than trying to use a more...

Something the three of you might wish to remember, Thorson addresses his companions specifically, Would any of us be here if the watch was capable of taking care of our problems? Think about it when you when you hand a murderer into their safe keeping. Think about the fact that we have already...

You have my interest, and you've purchased my assistance, Steppyn gives a slightly mocking bow.

The half-orc takes in Edmond's sneer and self-righteousness and attempts to sort out his emotions, anger figures prominently but the barbarian is also strangely relaxed, as if in the groove and just waiting to burst out at the right time. Finally he speaks and it is with the words of a...

See now that's a problem Edmond, Yargin's dead, had to kill him for lying. Thorson seems entirely unconcerned about the act.

That's good, but you neglected to mention the gnome, that wasn't very helpful of you. Thorson bares his tusks and smiles chillingly as he separates Yargin's head from his shoulders with his axe. Then, after kicking the body and head underneath the bed, he heads back down to the rest of the group.

Thorson excuses himself momentarily and heads upstairs to where he left Yargin stunned on the floor, grabbing the human by the neck he drags him into the room where he was originally reading, and Thorson shuts the door with a cold smile for the so called alchemist. Yargin my man, you've told me...

Well Trevor mate, Steppyn sidles up to the warrior's table, That acolyte over there thinks that you'd be a valuable little addition to our forces for his little jobbie, why don't you join us since you're looking for a contract.

Well I suppose you'll have to settle for that then, Steppyn says with a wry smile.

Thorson disengages the girl as gently as he can while still making haste, setting her down behind him, he then rushes forward trying to block Hookshanks from any other exits while readying his greataxe for any movements that Hookshanks may make. Goal is to be next to him to cut off any movement...

Always good to have the Lord of the Underworld on your side drawls a slender dark elf. Steppyn at his service, you'll find me useful for getting into places others cant, and talking your way back out.

Thorson says nothing but shares a look with Edmond as Edmond explains Hookshank's options for fleeing. If Hookshanks moves to the door, Thorson will shadow Edmond and wait for the opportunity to kill the gnome once the girl is free or Edmond attacks.