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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Isida Kep'Tukari" data-source="post: 1685632" data-attributes="member: 4441">*As the sun dawns, the flickers of movement become clear.  The buildings form the edges of a huge, semi-circular courtyard with the oasis in the middle.  In the oasis, a part of the water itself seems to rear up like a horse.  In the middle of it, you can see a circlet tumbling and whirling inside.*  <a href="http://www.cc.jyu.fi/~darkelf/images/miniatures/Water_Elemental.jpg" target="_blank">Water Elemental</a> *At the left edge of the semi-circle prowls out a leopard-like cat, with several vipers that spring from its back.  This is a kamadan, one of the predators that's known to stalk the desert oases.  One of the serpants curls around a pearl-like circlet protectively.*  <a href="http://www.enworld.org/cc/gallery/image.php?ID=12" target="_blank">Kamadan</a>*Next to it slithers out a huge, brown and tan serpant, at least twenty feet long.  It curls around a shimmering brown and gold circlet, and its huge golden eyes gaze at your serenly.  Next to is steps out an elegant jackal lord dressed in fine garments.  He carries a silver scimitar, a long whip, and has a silverly circlet at his belt.**On the right edge is an enormous ronus, the eagle-headed wolves of the desert.  He keeps his paw firmly on a glitterly black circlet.  Next to him, a huge figure stoops to get out the door.  He stands nearly twenty feet tall with bronze skin, an equally large golden falchion at his side.  He wears his hair in rope-like locks, and has several skulls (along with a reddish circlet) dangling from his belt.  He is a sand giant, the barbaric kin of the more civilized sun giants.**Finally, directly across from the pavilion and behind the oasis, sits a creature so bright it's painful to look at.  You only get glimpses of scales and claws, and by the tales you've all heard, this must be one of the brilliant sunwyrms.**All of the creatures are in a posture of repose, not attack.  It seems the first moves are up to you.*</blockquote>

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