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Ashy's Oathbound Campaign, IC [ARCHIVED]
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Ashy
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Voadam said:
Some of Kyron's smaller wounds close, but he is still not fully healed.
OOC: I don't think he's fully healed, anyways... I can't remember.
Everyone should post the general status of their character (i.e. bleeding profusely from the neck, only a few scratches on their arm, etc...)
ferretguy
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Julian HP: 24/41
As Julian checks over the remains of the gaunts to make sure these demonic looking creatures are not alive, he picks out the slivers of bones that are lodged in his flesh from the first attack the creatures sprung on the group.
Hearing the comotion about a possible new threat to Tristan, his first thoughts as he moved over to aid the fighter wereA new danger? Did we land in some pit in hell? As he approached he smiled seeing the lizard/spider sitting like any well trained dog So....there is some good in this world...
Looks like you have made a new friend Tristan! Hopefully it'll not eat as much as our albino friend or we may soon run out of food before we get to civilization.
As Julian checks over the remains of the gaunts to make sure these demonic looking creatures are not alive, he picks out the slivers of bones that are lodged in his flesh from the first attack the creatures sprung on the group.
Hearing the comotion about a possible new threat to Tristan, his first thoughts as he moved over to aid the fighter wereA new danger? Did we land in some pit in hell? As he approached he smiled seeing the lizard/spider sitting like any well trained dog So....there is some good in this world...
Looks like you have made a new friend Tristan! Hopefully it'll not eat as much as our albino friend or we may soon run out of food before we get to civilization.
ferretguy
First Post
OOC: oops, forgot something...
As the monk limps up to the group, he leaves a slight trail of blood, quickly absorbed by the always thirsty seeming sand, from his torn thigh and slightly bleeding arm. The bone rain had left several gashes along his chest and arms that look more painfull then he lets on.
As the monk limps up to the group, he leaves a slight trail of blood, quickly absorbed by the always thirsty seeming sand, from his torn thigh and slightly bleeding arm. The bone rain had left several gashes along his chest and arms that look more painfull then he lets on.
Ashy
First Post
ferretguy said:
There is a gaunt near Tristan, which bears sword wounds and a large knot upon its head, that appears to be breathing shallowly. Blood seeps out of its wounds, quickly soaking into the thirsty sands. It does not take one trained in the healing arts to notice that this creature will not be alive much longer...
hafrogman
Adventurer
Tristan 58/64
Tristan stands steadily on his feet. There is a large hole ripped in the plate over his left thigh, which he has prised open to avoid injury. Luckily the leg beneath the hole seems unbloodied, but the half-elf does favor it slightly.
He turns to face Julian when he hears the paladin speak.
"Oh come now, nothing can eat as much as ol' Baja."
Tristan stands steadily on his feet. There is a large hole ripped in the plate over his left thigh, which he has prised open to avoid injury. Luckily the leg beneath the hole seems unbloodied, but the half-elf does favor it slightly.
He turns to face Julian when he hears the paladin speak.
"Oh come now, nothing can eat as much as ol' Baja."
Vendetta
First Post
HPs: 29/39
Xerxes grins at Baja as Tristan speaks. The adrenaline has now faded and he begins to feel the wounds covering his body from the boney attack of the Gaunts but especially the rip in his neck that one of them made bitting him. He pulls out a small bit of cloth and a waterskin, dampens the cloth and dabs it to the wound on his neck.
"What ought we do with that?" Xerxes asks, indicating the dying gaunt, wanting to know what the rest of the groups' thoughts are. For a moment, he was tempted to just go over and make a Hostile Empathic Transfer to it, transfering his wounds to the creature. But he is not a ruthless killer. Xerxes has no trouble with killing things or people when he or his friends' lives were threatened... But he watched the creature for a moment and felt sorry for it as it struggled for it's life in what appeared to be a losing battle.
Xerxes grins at Baja as Tristan speaks. The adrenaline has now faded and he begins to feel the wounds covering his body from the boney attack of the Gaunts but especially the rip in his neck that one of them made bitting him. He pulls out a small bit of cloth and a waterskin, dampens the cloth and dabs it to the wound on his neck.
"What ought we do with that?" Xerxes asks, indicating the dying gaunt, wanting to know what the rest of the groups' thoughts are. For a moment, he was tempted to just go over and make a Hostile Empathic Transfer to it, transfering his wounds to the creature. But he is not a ruthless killer. Xerxes has no trouble with killing things or people when he or his friends' lives were threatened... But he watched the creature for a moment and felt sorry for it as it struggled for it's life in what appeared to be a losing battle.
deadestdai
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**OOC: Ya, it was indeed his thoughts. When he speaks, I'll post it in red so it's obvious for all!Ashy said:
**The leg-lizard-Rock seemed to be a good leg-lizard. So Baja relaxed his stance a little, though he still had alot of angry energy to be rid of. That is, until he heard Xerxes' comment regarding the dying gaunt and, with a snarl brought his club high over his head and slammed down on the wing'ed creature's body, smashing the little life left out of it.
I think this counts as an easy cu de gras?
Giggling a little at the bloody mess he made, Baja wiped his club clean in the sands and sat down to study his wounded leg and see if he could stem the bleeding.
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