Domhani Bairdéir 01

Gavril

Gavril lets his blades go cold and still. He tries to relax and catch his breath. "Yes, Desaigh, please see if you can find a trail, but I suggest we stick together. If you stumble into a whole nest of those buggers it could be unpleasant."
 

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R&R

Béar sits down on a convenient tree root and begins cleaning and bandaging the slashing wound on his chest. He manages to close it effectively with the bandage, but unless it is stitched it's gonna leave a scar . . . :)

Desaigh knocks an arrow and begins a slow scrutiny of the surrounding area.

"I won't go far."
 

Cerallos

After stowing his gathering Cerallos stands, "Master Desaigh, hold up and I'll go with you, if you don't object. Figure 4 eyes are better than 2!"

If no objection, Cerallos falls in beside Longbow for the scout.
 



OOC:

Mike, take a look at my post in the OOC Thread - Skáth may Heal each wound once, regardless of how many points he manages to give back. Attempts in which he fails his healing skill roll count against his total attempts for the day, but do not count as Healing that wound.

Target number is his Healing skill roll, minus 2 for each die he puts into the healing attempt. If he wishes to make a Healing skill roll prior to each attempt to heal, he may add one back to the target number of his magical healing attempt for each point he makes that skill roll by.
 

Scotley said:
Gavril examines his own wound as he rests.

OOC: Healing, please roll for me. Thx.

Gavril carefully pulls apart his leathers to examine his new leg wound. The edges of the cut are ragged, and though it is a fairly shallow wound blood seeps slowly from it. He cleans the wound with cool water, and as he gets a look at it realizes it is a little beyond the rudimentary skill he's acquired in his travels. (May want to have Skáth bind it up - even if he doesn't Heal it magically he's an accomplished field medic).


Healing Check (3d6=9)
 

On the Trail of the Bugs

As Cerallos and Deasaigh complete their circuit of the battle sight, Cerallos sees obvious signs of the path the creatures took to approach the party's trail, as well as the pains they took setting up the ambush. He's able to ascertain that if not for Skáth's alert scouting, this fight would likely have been much more difficult for the small band.

To Cerallos' practiced eye, Deasaigh appears more concerned about more enemies popping out of the bush than about looking for sign.
 

Cerallos

Treading along scanning right and left, Cerallos remembers an old song he and his former
master would sing and hum on their journeys... Hi ho.....Hi ho.......hi ho, hi ho, it's off to.... :p
 

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