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Scott, Yep, let's close it. Mark

I will check, you get ready to sleep them.

ooc: I will be in China from July 2nd until July 24th.

Your call my friend. As far as I am concerned, nature doesn't select the creatures at the bottom of the pit...

Hmm, let's see...do we want prisoners that we would have to escort back to the city? If not, then do we disarm them and let them go or make sure they aren't able to dig another trap?

I can speak to them in common, elvish or dwarvish - I can threaten them with steel. :-) If they don't surrender, we could just fill in the hole - it was nice of them to dig their own grave. :] ooc: Say the last bit out loud in common and see if they respond.

ooc: actually, poor typing skills - was supposed to 12+2=14 :-) ooc: maybe I will pick up a whip at some point then to use that feat that I am not using...

12+4=14 for Init If I have the initiative or can get to the rope before they get out of the whole, draw the scimitar and sever the rope to prevent them from climbing out easily. ooc - just noticed that weapon finesse didn't bump up my attack bonus with the scimitar - should it have?

Walk over to the hole, carefully making sure to stay out of area the dirt is flying. "Hello in the hole!"

Continuing on in the direction we were heading when we found the glint of steel and the dead guard. "Not a good fight is 10 to 1 odds to pick" :-)

ooc: well, considering our gm I thought it was a good question to ask. ;-) To Gabe quietly, "Let's go then."

Well, see if they are the caravan people or the bad guys. Or just keep going and forget about the caravan?

Options Quietly to Gabe, "We can try talking and then run while I throw up an Entangle if we need to make a quick exit." ooc: How many "bad guys" are there?

I check out everyone I can see and look for any insignias or other marks that bear a resemblance to what the dead guy had. ooc: Anything similiar?

To Gabe quietly: "Sounds like the only way we are going to know for sure is to ask them. And I am not sure how well that would turn out. Shall we stay or continue on?"

ooc: Sorry, about that. Been a rough week. to Gabe quietly: To me that looks like the caravan, not the bandits. What do you think?

To Gabe quietly, "Think god is listening? We have been stuck like this for a while now..."

To Gabe quietly, "True enough. We could report it to the guards in the city we just left." ooc: so what do we see? :-)

Kerwick turns to Gabe and whispers, "How many can you take?"

We head north and see if we can follow the tracks. Even though I think that the caravan was ambushed a day or more earlier, I keep my eyes peeled and have my feathered friend scout up ahead a bit.