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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DND_Reborn" data-source="post: 7883733" data-attributes="member: 6987520">The drow priestess was already dead (she died in the first couple rounds).At the end, of the PCs: the wizard, paladin, rogue (fighter), and druid (sorcerer) were all down--only the barbarian was left.Two drow elite warriors remained (one injured badly, one uninjured), the drow mage (badly injured), two ogres (one near dead, the other in good shape), and the yochlol (about half dead) remained. Both ogres, the yochlol, and the uninjured drow elite warrior had the high elf barbarian surrounded. Leaving the injured drow elite warrior and the drow mage free to act.The DM rolled for the drow mage's reaction to the situation as he was now the leader. He rolled high (good for us??) and decided it would be better to capture the PCs if possible. With the high elf surrounded, the hurt elite drow warrior grabbed the wizard PC and demanded the high elf surrender or he would make sure all the PCs were dead (as the drow mage had ordered).The high elf tried to bargain, but when she didn't comply immediately the drow warrior ran his shortsword through the unconscious wizard (was stable, but now with two failed death saves!). The high elf immediately dropped her weapon and was beaten into unconsciousness.The wizard was the first to wake on the rack in the torture chamber... and well a bit of warning for what happened next...[spoiler]The drow mage burned out the wizard's eyes. Next he cut out the druid (sorcerer)'s tongue, then cut off the rogue's right arm at the elbow, and castrated the paladin. The high elf was left unharmed until she will be sacrificed but was forced to watch everyone else.The drow laughed cruelly, taunting her for her failure and the fate of her friends.[/spoiler]</blockquote>

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