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Message: <blockquote data-quote="FitzTheRuke" data-source="post: 9441894" data-attributes="member: 59816">Kahru sprinted across the burning barracks, beheading a fleeing bugbear as he passed.  Through the open doors to the sout, he saw that one of the burnt, escaped bugbears was speaking desperately to an orog (a half-orc, half-ogre) who was holding a whip. Kahru recalled seeing an orog such as this one when they had rescued the dwarves - one who would oversee the labour where the dwarves and orcs had been digging, in service to the giants. He reached the doors and slammed them shut.Northward, the Colonel summoned a storm of hail and freezing rain that covered the floor with slippery ice and large hail-stone obstacles - and broke open crates, smashed barrels, and bruised the apes and the misshapen giant. Still, the apes leaped out of the storm, hurtling themselves toward the group. Doc's guns rang out and the nearer ape fell, skidding across the ground before lying still. The second ape bounded toward Doc, ducking as a screaming bullet flew over its head. It reached Doc as Donnell stepped forward and put his shield between them, cutting the ape on the leg as it bared its teeth in a howl.The giant lumbered through the storm, careful not to fall on the slippery stones, and ignoring Gimlak's taunting. When he arrived at the body of his fallen ape, he picked it up and began to wheeze, as if he was about to cry, but instead he glared angrily at the group with his one good eye.[ooc]Made quite a few saving throws, but didn't pull off any successful actions.[/ooc]</blockquote>

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