Dungeon of the Fire Opal, part 4

[reapersaurus]

Ubaar takes up his position at the back of the group, following the ones who venture forward.

 

[HeavyG]

A quick trip in the room reveals that it is 90 feet long and filled with the aforementioned destroyed shelvings and junk. Lots of it.

At one point, Jalon spots a bit of bone poking out from underneath a sundered wooden shelf. Looking at it more closely, it seems to be a set of bones from a human-sized humanoid. The bones do not look like they were attached together and it seems like they were cut with a saw.

 

[reapersaurus]

Ubaar peers intently in the room, trying to locate any items of strength amongst the clutter.

OOC: I believe Detect Magic should still be 'running'.

 

[HeavyG]

OOC: I believe Detect Magic should still be 'running'.

(Doesn't it go away when you stop concentrating ?)

 

[reapersaurus]

Ubaar didn't stop concentrating...

He was just talking.

I specifically had him cast it here, so he could check the loot they found here, and in the next undiscovered room across the hall (where we're at now).

 

[reapersaurus]

Ubaar bumps his way across the room, following Murhid's lead.
He notices the warrior-priest stop to examine some protruding bones.

"Whatchya got there, Jay-lun?"

 

[Taz]

“Good to see the quarrels being put aside.” Taz laughs and then follows Jalon's lead, hustling to a front or second rank position as usual, so her perceptive skills might be of better use.

 

[Murhid]

"Any gems hidden in that debris, Taz?"
Murhid looks questioningly at Taz for a second... "Taz, That short for something? Tis Rather unusual" Murhid tries to show a small smile upon his hardened face.

 

[HeavyG]

A quick investigation of the bones Jalon found reveals nothing new.

THe others do not spot any valuables in the debris. Searching the whole room would take a few minutes, though.

 

[Taz]

Turning to Murhid... “No, Taz doesn't have any specific meaning, not that I know of. My father meant an unusual name would suit me, so I kept this name, by which I was called during my early days in the orphanage. I think they gave us short names so they could better remember them.” Taz shrugs.