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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Imperialus" data-source="post: 6683298" data-attributes="member: 893">Vindar feels a tug on his arm as Climent half carries, half drags him along down the wide corridor to the north.  Pieter is following, dragging Klyman's body along, while the injured dwarf and Gargrim do the same with Midgrim's rotund form."This way.  Pieter's map leads us all over the place from here, but I think the closest route to the red doors must be this way."As you pass a pedestal in the center of the intersection you see that it is a 12 foot tall marble statue of a man in armour welding a shield and a long old Thulian style sword.  The body is obviously that of Mavor's the Thulian god of warfare, but the head looks like it has been replaced by the bearded visage of Turms Termax.Reaching the doors a the end of the corridor they have been barred from the side that you were on.  Climent strains against the heavy oak bar for a moment before wiggling it free and pulling the door open leading you to a room with more, smaller statues.  These seem to represent different Thulian gods, Caint, Dorn, Tenen, Typhon and Tyche, but like Mavor's in the central hallway each has had their head replaced with Termax.It would appear that Climent was right however, a set of stairs lead up to the red doors, and within a moment you find yourself standing outside, as the last rays of sunlight bathe the mountains in twilight looking down the great stairs that will eventually take you to Muntburg.As soon as the clear mountain air hits your nostrels Climent almost collapses from the weight of helping to carry Vindar.  Turning to him he claps him on his shoulder, an almost manic grin of relief appearing across his face as he gasps for breath.  "You can speak my friend." before hugging him</blockquote>

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