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Message: <blockquote data-quote="diaglo" data-source="post: 735856" data-attributes="member: 2885">Anyone want to skinnydip..."Are you hurt?" Bernedette asked."No," Ulfgar replied as he was extracted from the water. "But one of them did throw a javelin at me.""Which way do you think will get us to them?" Bartol questioned. "Did you see any other exits? How many of them...""Slow down," Timmay jumped in the conversation. "Let Ulfgar talk.""I believe I saw 2 of them," Ulfgar finally added. "They are human size, but lizard like. And boy does something reek in that cave. I didn't see any other exits. But I did see a couple dead hobgoblins. They looked like they were dressed for dinner. And they were the main course. One of the lizards hurled a javelin at me. They both had several strapped to their backs.""Trogs," Bartol murmured."Big kobolds, if you ask me." Timmay grinned. "I am so going to love this."Bartol rolled up his rope. The party headed across the stream and to the passage closer to the South. After quick bend and they found themselves in a much larger cavern. This one glowed with a green iridescence. The party was on a shelf looking down on most of the cavern floor. It was covered in a fungi. On the shelf with them were 23 dwarven sepulchres.  Most were unmarked or unremarkable. Three, however, did contain the names of the occupants’ remains. Ulfgar said a prayer to Moradin for the fallen."Now which way?" Timmay asked."Up here," Veridian replied. "I've found a smaller tunnel. It leads into the next chamber."Ulfgar scurried inside. With his vision he could see so much more of the chamber. A pool of water was 10 feet below. Blind white cave fish swam in the pool. Bartol joined him with a lantern. He secured his grapnel and  tossed his rope down. Ulfgar tried to lean out on the rope and swing to a ledge. Bartol helped him swing. Clang, clang, clang, thud."I hope they aren't in this chamber," Veridian noted. "You make enough noise to stir the dead."Bernedette looked back at the sepulchres. Bartol, Bernedette, Veridian, and Thane soon followed the dwarf. Thane had jumped right into the water. It was not too deep for the taller party members. As Timmay was taking hold of the line. Everyone paused. A strong stench wafted  in. Bernedette and Veridian began to retch."I think we've found them," Thane commented.</blockquote>

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