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Message: <blockquote data-quote="drothgery" data-source="post: 3650095" data-attributes="member: 360">The solitary remaining guard might have been more alert than his fellows, but what he was watching alertly was what lie beyond him and over the cliff he looked out at.Grant and Horace snuck into positions on opposite sides of the man, first Grant on the left than Horace on the right, and then Horace's axe struck, and then Grant's rapier from the other. That, howerver, was not sufficient to kill the man. (ooc: Horace hit on a 19, 2d6 (1d6 skirmish) for 6hp; Grant critical hit on a 20, confirmed crit on a 9, 2d6+1d6 sneak attack for 5 hp)InitiativeHorace - 22thug - 20Grant - 9Horace took a wild swing at the thug (2 to hit), who promptly drew a long knife and attacked the scout in turn, just as futilely. Grant had none of this, though; a neat stab of his rapier put the man on the ground (another crit, this time for 10 dmg).And looking over the cliff, you saw below you what must have been Aerdene's device.</blockquote>