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<blockquote data-quote="Xath" data-source="post: 2120165" data-attributes="member: 17040">Um....did the undead appear to be threatening Anders, or following him?&nbsp; Just double-checking.Well, we know 2 baddies who use undead.&nbsp; I say we can safely rule out Big Blue because 1. AB was on the tower with us, and 2. The undead were using Kega'rin, which are a known weapon of Tain's forces.&nbsp; 3. Anders worked for Tain, so that's not much of a stretch.Perhaps he was planning to blow up the noble's council as well?&nbsp; Unless the chests were on fire, they wouldn't be detected.Or perhaps both.&nbsp; The thing is, the disjunction couldn't have been too crucial to the tower falling because it never went off. Unless....that's what held the tower together.&nbsp; Maybe the reason the top 6 floors fell as a whole, instead of crumbling, is because the disjunction didn't work.&nbsp; Perhaps the stability of the tower was protected by magic.&nbsp; But mithril is strong anyway, so it would take quite the explosive power to bring down a tower with a metallic exoskelleton.Bardic Knowledge: 37&nbsp; Knowledge History: 30They seemed to be too freaked to be lying, but we'll be able to question them later.&nbsp;It is a controlled substance.&nbsp; Maybe someone already moved the gold and jewels out, then planned on sabotaging the building so that they could get away with the loot scots-free.He would have known that we'd instantly be after him.&nbsp; He didn't take good enough precautions to keep that information from us.&nbsp; If someone else was actually behind it, we just did a good job at making it more difficult for us to find out.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Xath, post: 2120165, member: 17040"] Um....did the undead appear to be threatening Anders, or following him? Just double-checking. Well, we know 2 baddies who use undead. I say we can safely rule out Big Blue because 1. AB was on the tower with us, and 2. The undead were using Kega'rin, which are a known weapon of Tain's forces. 3. Anders worked for Tain, so that's not much of a stretch. Perhaps he was planning to blow up the noble's council as well? Unless the chests were on fire, they wouldn't be detected. Or perhaps both. The thing is, the disjunction couldn't have been too crucial to the tower falling because it never went off. Unless....that's what held the tower together. Maybe the reason the top 6 floors fell as a whole, instead of crumbling, is because the disjunction didn't work. Perhaps the stability of the tower was protected by magic. But mithril is strong anyway, so it would take quite the explosive power to bring down a tower with a metallic exoskelleton. Bardic Knowledge: 37 Knowledge History: 30 They seemed to be too freaked to be lying, but we'll be able to question them later. It is a controlled substance. Maybe someone already moved the gold and jewels out, then planned on sabotaging the building so that they could get away with the loot scots-free. He would have known that we'd instantly be after him. He didn't take good enough precautions to keep that information from us. If someone else was actually behind it, we just did a good job at making it more difficult for us to find out. [/QUOTE]

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