Island Empire Part 2, Mermaid's Rest

[SirCaith]

Finn Hunter

OOC: Ouch. Since I had not said I had activated a tattoo, my AC was 15, so both hit.


Fortitude Saves (1d20+1=19, 1d20+1=11)

 

[Scotley]

Battle with the Ghast

Finn feels a strange chill emanating from his wounds. As the chill moves through his body he finds that he cannot move at all.

OOC: Paralysis (1d4+1=3)

Morwyn you are up.

 

[Maidhc O Casain]

Rook

OOC:

I'll be leaving for Lake Norfork fairly early tomorrow morning. I'll check the posting early in the AM, but I'll be without Internet access until sometime Monday evening or Tuesday morning.

Scott, if you wouldn't mind taking care of Rook for me until then I'd appreciate it! I know we're in the middle of fighting etc., so don't let me slow the party down!

 

[Scotley]

OOC: Have a good trip. I expect my posting to be limited Saturday, Sunday and Tuesday as well. I'll try not to abuse Rook too much.

 

[Erland]

Morwyn

I'll swing, stab, swing, rinse, repeat (1d20+10=24, 1d20+9=24, 1d20+5=6) for damage (1d10+4=11, 1d4+5=9).

 

[Scotley]

Captain Morwyn's axe work converts the Ghast into a rotting corpse. The smell does not improve, but at least it is no longer attacking. Finn however remains in the grip of the chilling paralysis. The room is fairly small and lacks much of interest--a few well gnawed bones, a half eaten fish, claw and teeth marks on the would. The only good thing that can be noted is that undead don't leave excreta in their lairs. Captain deGrasse pulls a flask and offers it to Morwyn, "healing potion, with a little brandy for flavor."

OOC: Cure moderate wounds. There are three doses within the flask.

 

[mleibrock]

Radoon

Once we finally make our way to the front. Can I see a way to board the vessel from the opposite side?

To Rook and M., "I am thinking we may be able to use this standoff to sneak around to the other side of the "boat" and get in and off without much fuss.

OCC - Scott, on the way down, how did the boat launch, was there a driver on board, and from what I remember was there a locking system to keep passengers, especially ennebriated ones, in the vessel?

 

[Erland]

Morwyn

"Thank you." With a bit of a wry grin, "To your health, Captain."

OOC: healing draught (2d8+3=12, 2d8+3=11, 2d8+3=16). Current HP 61

IC: I'll return the flask. "Since it appears that we have a moment," with a nod at Finn, "I'll take the opportunity to slip into something more appropriate." I'll get my armour out of the bag of holding and put it on; that'll take a minute if Captain deGrasse stands guard, or 5 rounds if she helps me with the armour.

 

[Scotley]

Once we finally make our way to the front. Can I see a way to board the vessel from the opposite side?

To Rook and M., "I am thinking we may be able to use this standoff to sneak around to the other side of the "boat" and get in and off without much fuss.

OCC - Scott, on the way down, how did the boat launch, was there a driver on board, and from what I remember was there a locking system to keep passengers, especially ennebriated ones, in the vessel?

The boat has but the one door. It is sort of like an amusement park ride with a cable that it hangs from. In theory one could follow the cable back upstairs, but the question is would you be able to breath long enough? Unless you had some other means of breathing...

 

[Scotley]

The Ghast lair

As the warmth of magic and brandy course through Morwyn he soon feels much better. Captian deGrasse helps with the armor and by the time you are halfway putting it on, Finn feels a tingle of warmth in his limbs as well and finds he can wiggle his toes. Within another round he is able to move though still slightly chilled.