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Island Empire Part 1, to Mermaid's Rest

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Rook

OOC: Oops -- forgot to add my +2 TH (making it a 21). Also forgot to roll my miss check:

Rook rolls 1d100+15, getting [56,15] = (71) Miss Check.
 

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Marienna, seeing that Morwyn has taken another grievous wound applies her curing once again. Morwyn is once more treated to the healing warmth of her magic (18). His dagger slices the neck of the Sahaugin and blood sprays forth, but the horrible sharkman still stands. Rook, seeming a madman at first sheaths his sword and draws a dagger. He begins to run for the side of the ship passing behind Morwyn just as his blade finds the Sahuagin's neck. Rook leaps over the side parallel to the ships rail and grabs on to the rail with his left hand. He swings up resting his feet and one hand on the rail while plunging his dagger into the back of the Sahaugin Sorcerer. The Sahaugin arches his back and tries to cry out, but the neck wound prevents this. He stands fixing you with his harsh gaze then his eyes roll back. Slowly, he tumbles backward over the rail, blood still pouring from the wounds. It is all Rook can do to pull his blade free and not go over the rail he finds himself sprawled on the rail hanging by one leg and one arm still clutching the bloody dagger. The sharks in the water tear into the body creating a foam of blood and froth that the ship slowly sails past. For a moment you stare at the scene no foes left to face. The mysterious magical shadows clear and the cloud of solid fog dissipates quickly. Your reverie is broken by a cry of anguish from high on the main mast.
 

Morwyn

OOC: Hate to spoil your prose, but if anyone can catch the sorcerer before he falls overboard, please try. Any chance I can get the equivalent of an attack of opportunity to give it a try?
 


Radoon - Mariner/Fighter/Master Thrower

"Well, I haven't had that much fun since I can't remember when. What's for breakfast?" He states as he retreives his thrown daggers.

Go to M. and make sure she is OK and thank her for her magical touch. Then make for a meal.
 
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Morwyn

Scotley said:
OOC: Morwyn is holding an axe and a dagger and raging. Is he going to drop his weapons and make such an attempt?

OOC: Sure, if you'll let me. It's a free action to drop a weapon, or whatever else you're holding. It shouldn't be that much more difficult to drop it behind me so that there isn't any chance of it going overboard. Raging gives me a strength bonus, so I've got a better chance of holding on if I get a grip.
 

Morwyn

Radoon and Rook, before you go too far, we might want to check out the "cry of anguish from high on the main mast".
 

Rook

"Good idea, Captain. Mr. Radoon, if I may suggest it -- the prisoner may benefit from seeing another "friendly" face (or maybe not so friendly). If you would care to check Mr. Storm's cabin and see that he's still enjoying our hospitality, I'll scamper up the main mast and check on our compatriots up there."

As long as Radoon or the Captain don't voice any immediate contradictory instructions, Rook will proceed to follow his last statement.
 

Radoon - Mariner/Fighter/Master Thrower

I don't think Mr Storm would appreciate me in his room, nor do I have a desire to go there. I will be just as happy when he leaves this ship and takes his spy with him"
 

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