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Message: <blockquote data-quote="airwalkrr" data-source="post: 3445436" data-attributes="member: 12460">Balin strikes the guard known as Lynward on the chin and he falls to the floor unconscious. He finds a light mace and a light wooden shield on the guard, in addition to a set of leather armor, but no other weapons. The man has 12 copper pieces and 6 silver pieces on his person. The mint of the copper coins shows a snake on one side and a skull on the back. The silver coins show the current modified heraldry of the Domain of Greyhawk on one side (similar to the old heraldry, showing a castle atop a field of yellow, but the heraldry is topped by a serpent instead of the familiar falcon) and a laughing skull on the back. Listening at the door, there seems to be no commotion.Allister meanwhile heads downstairs to check on the guard below, only to find that Kyros has already managed to stop the bleeding with magic. He gathers the same items from this guard as Balin gathered from the one on the upper floor (a light mace, light wooden shield, and leather armor). He finds 6 copper pieces and 6 silver pieces on the guard, the same mint as those Balin finds.[sblock=Blind_Azathoth]Kyros recognizes that the laughing skull common to each of the coins is the symbol of the Iuz. Not surprising since the Falcon (the present ruler of Greyhawk) is a follower of Iuz.[/sblock]After retrieving the fallen guard's possessions, Allister sets to work freeing the woman with the torturer's. As luck would have it, his next try yields success and the woman's bonds are opened. Even as he does this, the woman appears to come to. She lets out a soft moan of pain and then speaks, "Oh, um... my head... so dizzy. Who are you? Where did the torturer go?"</blockquote>

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