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<blockquote data-quote="nimisgod" data-source="post: 1609398" data-attributes="member: 10283">OOC: hee hee you caught me pulling medieval-esque words out of a hat. in my defense, at least the dwarves understood what Sir Ish said <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" />&quot;Amen, Captain&quot; Sir Ishmael took the horn from him and nodded in appreciation. The Deep Halfling turned to his comrades and informed them of the two paths they could tread in this investigation.&nbsp; &quot;Companions, I hesitate to seperate us into vulnerability, but we must do what we can in haste. Thurgan and Aranel wish to search the cleft in the crypts for a trail. This seems a reasonable mission. Should we wait below to assist them? or whilst they examine those cramped quarters, should we investigate those chambers near the workshop? Perhaps we can meet after these two searches then move as one group to the chambers near the mines.Alternatively, we can wait below the cleft for Thurgan and Aranel, then move in our searches as one party. We only have one horn, after all. What say thee? Thurgan, Aranel, wouldst thou needst us to await your return below the cleft?&quot; Sir Ishmael spoke with but a hint of nervousness. He was anxious to begin hunting, but this issue had to be answered. Would they sacrifice haste for caution? If Thurgan and Aranel wanted to venture off away from the two other dwarves and himself, he would offer them the horn. They were only two against the beast after all, and whilst they were competent warriors, they could not compare to the destruction of Demonbane and Deathscythe as of yet.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="nimisgod, post: 1609398, member: 10283"] [SIZE=1]OOC: hee hee you caught me pulling medieval-esque words out of a hat. in my defense, at least the dwarves understood what Sir Ish said :)[/SIZE] "[COLOR=RoyalBlue]Amen, Captain"[/COLOR] Sir Ishmael took the horn from him and nodded in appreciation. The Deep Halfling turned to his comrades and informed them of the two paths they could tread in this investigation. [COLOR=RoyalBlue]"Companions, I hesitate to seperate us into vulnerability, but we must do what we can in haste. Thurgan and Aranel wish to search the cleft in the crypts for a trail. This seems a reasonable mission. Should we wait below to assist them? or whilst they examine those cramped quarters, should we investigate those chambers near the workshop? Perhaps we can meet after these two searches then move as one group to the chambers near the mines. Alternatively, we can wait below the cleft for Thurgan and Aranel, then move in our searches as one party. We only have one horn, after all. What say thee? Thurgan, Aranel, wouldst thou needst us to await your return below the cleft?"[/COLOR] Sir Ishmael spoke with but a hint of nervousness. He was anxious to begin hunting, but this issue had to be answered. Would they sacrifice haste for caution? If Thurgan and Aranel wanted to venture off away from the two other dwarves and himself, he would offer them the horn. They were only two against the beast after all, and whilst they were competent warriors, they could not compare to the destruction of Demonbane and Deathscythe as of yet. [/QUOTE]

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