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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Falkus" data-source="post: 3145609" data-attributes="member: 22634">OOC: yestotom, I'd appreciate it if you'd put your character sheet up in the Rogue's Gallery here: <a href="http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=176370" target="_blank">http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=176370</a>Nick quickly begins to translate the hieroglyphics. The story it tells speaks of Akhentanen, and how his depredations had grown too much to stand, and so the Pharoh had marched against him and his army of the undead. However, as the forces engaged, the Pharoh's armies soon found themselves overmatched, as every soldier that was slain, rose again as an undead beast, intent on slaying his former comrades. The tide was turned and the battle was won when the priests joined, and, by combining their power, managed to destroy the army and burn Akehtanen to death in holy flame.The last bit is the most interesting, and most pertinent to your present needs. The priests knew that reviving Akhentanen was a possiblity, so weaved a spell into the urn to prevent that. Once revived, Akhentanen will continually restore himself, even if defeated in combat, until a day has passed. To cut that time short, and to permanently banish him, the urn must be destroyed in fire.Downstairs, the Akhentanen ducks under the desperate swing by Diego, but ducked into Cyrus' swing, fracturing its jaw.Cade also missed, but gave Larry an opening to press the flaming brand against Akhentanen. The skeleton let out an unearthly scream, as the skeleton caught fire unnaturally fast, and then fell apart, collapsing into a pile of bones.However, the bones then started to stir, and started reconnecting, with the breaks and cracks starting to disappear as well.</blockquote>

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