(Casual D&D II) The Fellowship of the White Dove

Fendric's hand strays a little closer to his flail as he begins to understand what's going on, but other than that, he continues to converse with Hiritus, Oliver and Shavah to continue the impression that the party sees nothing.

[Who's Nate?]
 

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Raven: Niccolo's invisibility seems to be effective -- the figure in the tree seems totally unaware of your approach. When you're close enough to make out some features, it appears to be an orc, or half-orc... closer still and you realize it's Yandall, who visited this morning.

Reaching the tree you can see that he is unarmed but for a simple shortbow at his shoulders, and you can see no others around him... In his hand, however, there is a slim bone pipe; he is motionless, but it is clear from his face -- which stares hard still at the path, where you ducked away then disappeared -- that he quite alert.
 

(Raven stalks closer (move silently 20), looking hard to see if Yandall is alone or if they plan an ambush. (search 18). He'll then go back to the rest and report.
 

Fendric slows down ever so imperceptibly, so as to stay within range to help Raven in case something happens to him. For now, Fendric can't see Raven, although he knows that is on purpose.

"May Pelor grant us a level stretch, his Radiant Light be praised..." he mumbles to no one in particular, his thighs aching at the climb.
 


"It's yandall, and he appears to be alone. Nurthk, you had a long conversation with him at the cbin, any clues why he should be waiting for us?" Raven whispers when he returns to the group. Noticing Fendrics efforts, he gives him a nod "Thanks for the effort"

"Allright guys, I think he's up for talks, Nurthk, you wanna deal with him or would you rather that I go and have a talk?"
 

DrZombie said:
"It's yandall, and he appears to be alone. Nurthk, you had a long conversation with him at the cbin, any clues why he should be waiting for us?"

Nurthk frowns.

"I think he is waiting to see if we pass by this way, and relay it back to the ravast. I'm pretty sure that they didn't want us going this way, right? For all we know the ravast could have brought him along this morning for him to get a good look at us, so he knows what he's looking out for. I'm more inclined to avoid him," Nurthk replies, then adds, "Was he carrying anything he could use to communicate over a distance? Something he could use to warn others to our approach?"
 
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Festy_Dog said:
Nurthk frowns.

" "Was he carrying anything he could use to communicate over a distance? Something he could use to warn others to our approach?"
"He's carrying a shortbow and a bone pipe, either could be used... The only way I know of making sure he doesn't notice us or gives a warning signal is rather unpleasant and permanent, I really don't wanna go that way. Anybody got any ideas?"
 

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