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<blockquote data-quote="Nonlethal Force" data-source="post: 3079539" data-attributes="member: 35788">Having gotten a chance to read through the text, I'm pretty certain that we'd done about all we could do.&nbsp; From my perspective, Rhaka should be trying to enter the building.&nbsp; From Rhaka's perspective - she has really no clue that there's anything desperately wrong.&nbsp; She heard Baeleth speak, but couldn't make anything out.&nbsp; She tried to speak back, but got no reply.&nbsp; That is most likely a bad sign, but it doesn't necessarily have to be.&nbsp; Perhaps Baeleth was frustrated and realized that he couldn't be heard very well.&nbsp; When he found the door locked, perhaps he was trying to find another way out.&nbsp; Sure, she suspects trouble.&nbsp; But strictly from her perspective she doesn't have too much reason beyond paranoia to suspect her comrades and Kinjon are dying in there.And I think we played it about as well as we could given our set of adventurers.&nbsp; I say dump that stack of crates.&nbsp; If it falls on Baeleth, well ... that's kinda innevitable.&nbsp; It might hurt the caster.&nbsp; It might disrupt any concentration he might need.&nbsp; The crate could just as well land on the creatures surrounding Baeleth.&nbsp; Who knows?Edit:&nbsp; Besides, the only reamianing trick in her bag at this point is to cast Detect Magic and prove that the door is magically locked.&nbsp; But, even given her low INT ... I'm pretty sure that she can assume that a door that is locked without a lock is magically locked!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nonlethal Force, post: 3079539, member: 35788"] Having gotten a chance to read through the text, I'm pretty certain that we'd done about all we could do. From my perspective, Rhaka should be trying to enter the building. From Rhaka's perspective - she has really no clue that there's anything desperately wrong. She heard Baeleth speak, but couldn't make anything out. She tried to speak back, but got no reply. That is most likely a bad sign, but it doesn't necessarily have to be. Perhaps Baeleth was frustrated and realized that he couldn't be heard very well. When he found the door locked, perhaps he was trying to find another way out. Sure, she suspects trouble. But strictly from her perspective she doesn't have too much reason beyond paranoia to suspect her comrades and Kinjon are dying in there. And I think we played it about as well as we could given our set of adventurers. I say dump that stack of crates. If it falls on Baeleth, well ... that's kinda innevitable. It might hurt the caster. It might disrupt any concentration he might need. The crate could just as well land on the creatures surrounding Baeleth. Who knows? Edit: Besides, the only reamianing trick in her bag at this point is to cast Detect Magic and prove that the door is magically locked. But, even given her low INT ... I'm pretty sure that she can assume that a door that is locked without a lock is magically locked! [/QUOTE]

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