LordVyreth
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Was Marius' player busy or something? His missing presence likely made that fight much harder.
JollyDoc's Savage Tide-Updated 10/8!
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WarEagleMage
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LordVyreth said:
Marius' player was sipping Coronas with his toes in the sand. There aren't too many things that will make me miss D&D, but a free weekend at the beach will do the trick.
That said, since the Leech didn't get his chance at the pyro Gnome, JollyDoc promptly ganked him upon his return. Does our wily warmage return, only to set himself up for a fate worse than death...? I guess we'll all have to wait for the update.
carborundum
Adventurer
Well, if you really, really have to ... I suppose it should be okay...
Neverwinter Knight
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Wait a minute...you have personal commitments besides DnD?JollyDoc said:
Which brings me to the question what I am going to do this weekend without a JollyDoc update.We know that. Just don't take too long, pretty please.JollyDoc said:
darkhall-nestor
Explorer
what was the axe that Tower Cleaver Took from the skeleton on the throne?
JollyDoc
Explorer
DEALS WITH DEVILS
A thorough search of Red Foam Whaling turned up no hidden yuan-ti, but it did not reveal the real Harliss either. Instead, in a stained burlap sack hidden in the Leech’s foul nest, they found the pirate captain’s gear, as evidenced by the unique marilith earrings Sepoto and Marius had seen her wearing when last they’d met. Among her effects was a leather pouch which contained, along with several mundane items, a folded note on which had been written a brief message:
Esteemed Tyralandi,
The bearer of this note is a friend and associate of mine. If you could aid her, I would be once again in your debt. Please extend to her every courtesy.
Zimon Alenveer
“It seems we’ve found the next clue in our search,” Mandi said after reading the note aloud. “Whoever this Zimon person is, he sent our missing pirate to someone named Tyralandi, ostensibly for aid. I can only imagine that assistance has something to do with her vendetta against the Krakens.”
The remainder of the factory contained nothing useful, though in a storeroom Marius stumbled across an odd assortment of lanterns, costumes, bullhorns, rolls of thin wire and other miscellany that one would expect to find in a theater troupe.
“The old beggar did say this place was reputed to be haunted,” the gnome mused. “If it truly was a Protectorate safe house, perhaps this helped them to maintain that illusion.”
A thorough search of Red Foam Whaling turned up no hidden yuan-ti, but it did not reveal the real Harliss either. Instead, in a stained burlap sack hidden in the Leech’s foul nest, they found the pirate captain’s gear, as evidenced by the unique marilith earrings Sepoto and Marius had seen her wearing when last they’d met. Among her effects was a leather pouch which contained, along with several mundane items, a folded note on which had been written a brief message:
Esteemed Tyralandi,
The bearer of this note is a friend and associate of mine. If you could aid her, I would be once again in your debt. Please extend to her every courtesy.
Zimon Alenveer
“It seems we’ve found the next clue in our search,” Mandi said after reading the note aloud. “Whoever this Zimon person is, he sent our missing pirate to someone named Tyralandi, ostensibly for aid. I can only imagine that assistance has something to do with her vendetta against the Krakens.”
The remainder of the factory contained nothing useful, though in a storeroom Marius stumbled across an odd assortment of lanterns, costumes, bullhorns, rolls of thin wire and other miscellany that one would expect to find in a theater troupe.
“The old beggar did say this place was reputed to be haunted,” the gnome mused. “If it truly was a Protectorate safe house, perhaps this helped them to maintain that illusion.”