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<blockquote data-quote="CanadienneBacon" data-source="post: 3144426" data-attributes="member: 11146">The smell in the tower shell is not unlike the smell emanating from the bottom of the pit trap.&nbsp; The four goblin carcasses in the tower shell have been thoroughly gnawed through by both rats and, judging by the wider-set teeth marks embellishing the corpse that had been speared to the wall, some sort of larger creature.&nbsp; With Elyan and Rogue, Grotz, Kiaphas, and Karl all in the room, Korgrave hangs back just outside the stone door.&nbsp; Obviously suddenly very reluctant to enter the portal, Korgrave peers into the gloom of the tower shell and hesitates.The spear is neither a short nor a long spear but just a spear, designed for two-handed use.&nbsp; The weapon is still intact, even after gutting a goblin and being extracted from the wall mortar.&nbsp; Turning to look at the runes pointed out by Karl, Kiaphas finds the lettering quite foreign and is unable to read nary a word.&nbsp; The runes are chiseled fairly deeply into the wall--if one traced the chisel marks with a finger, one could conceivably read the inscription by feel alone.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CanadienneBacon, post: 3144426, member: 11146"] The smell in the tower shell is not unlike the smell emanating from the bottom of the pit trap. The four goblin carcasses in the tower shell have been thoroughly gnawed through by both rats and, judging by the wider-set teeth marks embellishing the corpse that had been speared to the wall, some sort of larger creature. With Elyan and Rogue, Grotz, Kiaphas, and Karl all in the room, Korgrave hangs back just outside the stone door. Obviously suddenly very reluctant to enter the portal, Korgrave peers into the gloom of the tower shell and hesitates. The spear is neither a short nor a long spear but just a spear, designed for two-handed use. The weapon is still intact, even after gutting a goblin and being extracted from the wall mortar. Turning to look at the runes pointed out by Karl, Kiaphas finds the lettering quite foreign and is unable to read nary a word. The runes are chiseled fairly deeply into the wall--if one traced the chisel marks with a finger, one could conceivably read the inscription by feel alone. [/QUOTE]

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