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Message: <blockquote data-quote="EarlyBird" data-source="post: 7408585" data-attributes="member: 6899077">[sblock=OOC]Sorry that was suppose to mean both of you. But rereading it, I see the confusion. Next time I will list everyone that gets a surprise round, or who is surprised. Seems your a weapons master and didn't need advantage or the extra crit dice.[/sblock]Before the goblin can defend itself it is ran through by the graceful lunge of Darian. The nobles skills far outreaching those of this poor creatures.The bell stops ringing, with only a small humming as the metal slowly vibrates down, and then all is quiet. It seems all to quiet after the endless tolling church bell, but the group hears no other sounds. The room you are in is small, possible once the abode of the tending acolyte, and is quite sparse. A bed and nightstand, along with a small writing desk is all the furniture in the room. While there are no other doors in the room, there is a narrow set of wooden stairs that lead up the steeple to where the bell hangs.Two notched and rusty scimitars lay on the floor near the bed, along with a dirty goblin sack. (a burlap sack poorly sewn together and patched with odd cloth)[ooc]Just going to list treasure here for easier tracking. - 3 blocks of incense (5gp each)- a silver holy symbol of Mielikki shaped like a unicorn's head (worth 25 gp)- 3 empty vials- an unlocked wooden "poor box" containing 37 cp and 15 spAnd now you have what you need for cast Find Familiar Searinox. haha[/ooc][ooc]Combat Over. A quick search of the church reveals nothing else of interest.Religion check if anyone wants to know who the church is dedicated to.[/ooc]</blockquote>

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