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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Knightfall" data-source="post: 6896858" data-attributes="member: 2012">Here's the gap...DM's Note: These two post were from this missing page, but were saved by my need to quote everything as part of my replies. The scene here is in the Main Hall of the tower where the PCs came across a large fireplace and are attacked by a single rook hiding in the fireplace's chimney. The two summoned celestial dire badgers led the PCs to this point. Here is the descriptive text for the hall from the module.Ruined double bunks line the walls and floor, enough to have slept 50 people when they were still intact. To one side stands an open doorway that has been blocked by an overturned table and two wooden benches. To the other side is a huge open fireplace, cold at the moment. The floor is strewn with moor grass, heather, and herbs such as thyme and rosemary. A mound of this material has been gathered up in the fireplace, as if for kindling. Ahead, something white dangles from the dark opening in the wall.______________________________Knowing that there are still rooks who are living, Quinn remains vigilant on any upper reaches in case there is another attack.______________________________Phar follows the badgers eagerly. He follows their interaction with the sword with interest and plunges headlong after them headless of the threat of foes as he moves toward the goal. Once their interests diverge he decides to follow the bold badger to the fireplace. He takes out a small mirror and slides it into the fireplace with his staff trying to see up the shaft. He motions for Aureus to stick with the other badger. "We may need the sword for light here."</blockquote>

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