(Adventure) To Delmon's Aid (Creamsteak Judging)
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WizWrm
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Velbrik nods to Troi. "Sure. But I don't think we'd make much progress tracking them backwards - we'd likely find they've been patrolling the area for a bit. Meanwhile, there's an open door there," he says, gesturing to the door.
"That suggests to me that someone who's not a half-crazed demon-orc has been through there. There were no other doors open, you'll notice, so either the orcs haven't gone through any of them, or they're in the habit of closing the doors behind them. I suspect the latter, which means our companions have probably been through here - and may have fallen under attack, if the creatures have followed the same line of reasoning that I have."
"That suggests to me that someone who's not a half-crazed demon-orc has been through there. There were no other doors open, you'll notice, so either the orcs haven't gone through any of them, or they're in the habit of closing the doors behind them. I suspect the latter, which means our companions have probably been through here - and may have fallen under attack, if the creatures have followed the same line of reasoning that I have."
GnomeWorks
Adventurer
Troi listens to Velbrik, nodding his head a few times.
"Right." He says after the bard finishes. "Well, this door is closest," He says, indicating the open door, "so let's check it out."
"Right." He says after the bard finishes. "Well, this door is closest," He says, indicating the open door, "so let's check it out."
Uriel
Living EN World Judge
OoC: I guess that means that you are entering, as nobody else suggested or countered what Troi said...
IC: Opening the door, you are immediately hit by the smell of burned wood.
Te sorce of this becomes evodent, as the foyer that you now stand in cotains a large pile of smouldering ash, quite a lot of burned objects (tables and chairs from the look) near an interior door, as if someone had started the fire just inside the room to kee something else out.
The (40' by 55') Foyer also has much in the way of broken pottery, vases and urns, as well as overturned statues, as if someone had taken the time to desecrate the sanctity of the place. there is the smell of feces and urine as well, and the lingering scent of gore. Though there are no intact bodies, ther room contains enough in the way of small bits of flesh to suggest that there was a big battle here, as well as a feeding, with the poor Monastic residents providing the main course.
There are a total of three doors, one on either side and one opposite where you entered (this one has the ashes in front of it).
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IC: Opening the door, you are immediately hit by the smell of burned wood.
Te sorce of this becomes evodent, as the foyer that you now stand in cotains a large pile of smouldering ash, quite a lot of burned objects (tables and chairs from the look) near an interior door, as if someone had started the fire just inside the room to kee something else out.
The (40' by 55') Foyer also has much in the way of broken pottery, vases and urns, as well as overturned statues, as if someone had taken the time to desecrate the sanctity of the place. there is the smell of feces and urine as well, and the lingering scent of gore. Though there are no intact bodies, ther room contains enough in the way of small bits of flesh to suggest that there was a big battle here, as well as a feeding, with the poor Monastic residents providing the main course.
There are a total of three doors, one on either side and one opposite where you entered (this one has the ashes in front of it).
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"Well thats what losing all hope of finding survivors feels like. Now what? Do we seek vengance, not knowing if we can survive walking through the next door? Or do we leave, saving ourselves for certin, but having to live with the fact that we may have left our companions to their fate? I vote the left door"
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