(Adventure) Dwarven Golems and Old Ruins (GaryH Judging)

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"That had crossed my mind as well, Gregorian. Why would Dwarves, who pride themselves on their physical prowess and mining skill, resort to mechanics to do their work?" Devlin comments while delicately prying on a damaged piece.

"Shariff! I'm wondering, is there any way you can tell if any part of this thing is magical?"
 

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Sure. But it would probably be better if I checked one that hadn't been smashed to pieces. But I can try with what we have. Shariff squints and says a word or two casting detect magic on the recently destroyed machine.
 

OoC:Um, will one of you folks with Heal, or at least a decent Wis score try to revive Silvercat? It's subdual damage. If you botch and kill him, I'm OK with that. It would be cool if CS had something to work with before there are 6 posts (that take up 4 days of posts)about trying to heal me/anyone else at negs as well. Thanks.
 
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Gregorian looks to the downed member(s) of their group (which he should have been one) and moves at half speed to them (anymore and he'll laps into unconsciousness himself). He looks down at Silvercat and laborously tries to bring him to.
 

(Sorry about everything. I've not been very diligent with my responsibilities. Now that I'm back, I'll give everyone the opportunity to tell me if you really want to continue this adventure or not, or if you want to split off and come back later?)
 


(As long as your for continuing, lead on.)

Alright, given a few hours of rest, everyone is still quite worn from their injuries. As you rest and watch both the door and the east-west passage to the north, some of you become aware that you are being observed. A hulking stout figure, quite a bit bigger than a man, seems to move in and out around the party. After some degree of time, it approaches quietly towards the main room, dragging a heavy wooden club behind it's massive lengthy arms. In the light, you can make out that one of it's eyes is either baddly scarred over or missing, but otherwise it looks like a huge dwarf (if dwarves were huge, and looked completely devoid of civilization). It is draped in what looks like interconnected dwarve-made chainmail suits that have been crudely fastened together.

Once the creature comes into the room, it slouches and sits on it's large rear, and looks around at all the watcheful gazes that have shifted upon him. In it's bulky deep and crude voice, it speaks out, "Wha?" and looks at the group of worn adventurers.
 

Keeping his blades at hand, Silvercat eyes this misshapen Dwarf-Giant and says to his copanions in a low tone 'Think ye that this is some mutated Dwarf, or perhaps some stunted Giant? Either way, I trust it not...'
 


Ogre-Dwarf replies with a jolly (crude, and all those other descriptives I used) tone when he says, "Uh-huh. I can talk. Not so good, but good enough. Better than the others."
 

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