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[e20 PF] And with strange aeons...
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Scott DeWar
Prof. Emeritus-Supernatural Events/Countermeasure
Hedron inspects the flying creatures to ascertain if they are a threat.
fireinthedust
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[sblock=The flying creatures] Not a threat, as far as you can tell: they flap, stay out of the way, fly off when someone teleports near: basic low-foodchain behaviour.[/sblock]
Appearing above the mist: So you're flying above the mist now? Like, you're in the shaft and above the mist? Or you're above the shaft opening?
Appearing above the mist: So you're flying above the mist now? Like, you're in the shaft and above the mist? Or you're above the shaft opening?
Scott DeWar
Prof. Emeritus-Supernatural Events/Countermeasure
Hedron looks about keeping an eye on every one's back
fireinthedust
Explorer
The mists envelope you all as you dive into them.
The green glow gets larger and larger as you soar blindly into the great cloud. You can just see the others around you flying into them, but little before you.
Then the mist breaks and you find yourselves in a great chamber. It is hemispherical, with a large flat floor and a dome for a ceiling. The very bottom of the dome is surrounded by many archways that are each a mere twenty feet high. Most lead to alcoves, but some lead to what look like long, wide hallways.
The room is filled with couches, bookshelves, standing lanterns, and piles of golden coins. It is as if the room is made to accomodate groups of people lounging comfortably in different areas of it, and for some reason the clusters of couches are divided by the large piles of coins.
In the air is the giant green glow. It is coming from a massive orb that fills the room. The orb is like a flaming miniature sun, a hundred foot radius, with emerald dark spots and blazing chrysoclorous flares. There is tremendous force pulling you towards it.
As you enter the room, it takes some effort to no plunge into the green orb.
The green glow gets larger and larger as you soar blindly into the great cloud. You can just see the others around you flying into them, but little before you.
Then the mist breaks and you find yourselves in a great chamber. It is hemispherical, with a large flat floor and a dome for a ceiling. The very bottom of the dome is surrounded by many archways that are each a mere twenty feet high. Most lead to alcoves, but some lead to what look like long, wide hallways.
The room is filled with couches, bookshelves, standing lanterns, and piles of golden coins. It is as if the room is made to accomodate groups of people lounging comfortably in different areas of it, and for some reason the clusters of couches are divided by the large piles of coins.
In the air is the giant green glow. It is coming from a massive orb that fills the room. The orb is like a flaming miniature sun, a hundred foot radius, with emerald dark spots and blazing chrysoclorous flares. There is tremendous force pulling you towards it.
As you enter the room, it takes some effort to no plunge into the green orb.
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Thaven
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"What sorcery is this!" Rook feels himself being drawn into the miniature sun and he does his best to pull himself out of it.
"My friends! The book must be in here somewhere!"
"CATASTROPHE! NOOOOOOOO" Feeling himself be drawn into the sun, it's invisible talons of heat coling around his legs, he shouts and with one last bit of effort he tries to escape! (Improved lightning reflexes reroll)
"My friends! The book must be in here somewhere!"
"CATASTROPHE! NOOOOOOOO" Feeling himself be drawn into the sun, it's invisible talons of heat coling around his legs, he shouts and with one last bit of effort he tries to escape! (Improved lightning reflexes reroll)
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jackslate45
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Xanfire's eyes are full of fear as the gravity effects him, and he struggles to get out.
Thorn struggles against the pull of the 'sun'...but suddenly realizes the pull is strong enough that her best bet is to try to use it against itself. She accelerates -towards- the sun to build up speed, then pulls out in a graceful arc, successfully avoiding its surface, at least for now.
She swears on looking back and realizing that not everyone is so lucky...
(OOC - how far is the sun from other surfaces? Could a Wall of Stone connected to a wall or floor reach high enough to block someone's fall? Er...and is there time to try to save someone?
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She swears on looking back and realizing that not everyone is so lucky...
(OOC - how far is the sun from other surfaces? Could a Wall of Stone connected to a wall or floor reach high enough to block someone's fall? Er...and is there time to try to save someone?
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