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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Knightfall" data-source="post: 8371406" data-attributes="member: 2012">As Caerth goes through Galzadar's gear, the half-orc druid finds it surprising that the elf wizard doesn't have any obvious on him. Either Galzadar arrogantly believed in his own powers or Tarrak didn't let the elf have such protections. There is a fine scroll case with several arcane scroll in them. They are obviously the scrolls that were taken by Lord Pendour and his allies when they went to Gurnard's Head to try to root out the rooks. While Caerth can't use them, if he can get them to Phar, the paragon elf could use them.The catfolk scribe, Gangrell, had told them the spells that were on these scrolls, but Caerth hadn't realized the scrolls Galzadar has been using are those same scrolls. Caerth knows one of them had a powerful protective spell against chaos. That could be useful if Phar can cast it.There is also a very fine spellbook strapped to Galzadar's back. It looks better than the spellbook that Phar uses. It has a heft to it and many pages. It also has a strange symbol embossed on the cover that Caerth doesn't recognize. It looks like a holy symbol to a god not a wizard's sigil.There is fine looking dagger that is still sheathed and Galzadar's strange looking longblade that lies next to the paralyzed elf's body. It seems to shift with a shadowy aura. The elf has an amulet around his neck, bracers on his arms, a strange hat on his head (with a firm tie under his chin), and a pair of slippers on his feet instead of boots. He wears a fine robe, but Caerth isn't getting that off him without devoting a lot of time to stripping the man bare.[OOC]When talking to Gangrell at Pendour Manor, the catfolk scribe mentioned to Caerth and Quinn about the missing 4 scrolls. Lord Pendour took them from the hidden storage vault. These scrolls were to be used by Galzadar against the rooks (but the two of them didn't know anything about Galzadar at the time and Gangrell didn't mention him by name), yet the elf wizard still had them to use when this battle started. He hadn't used any of them on the island, it seems. He, Lord Pendour, and their other companion might have been overwhelmed before Galzadar had a chance to use them, as they thought they were going to face only rooks.One scroll had both cloudkill and magic jar on it; the cloudkill spell has been cast, of course. That scroll is on the ground, not in the case. Another scroll on the ground is one that had three spells on it: magic circle against chaos, rage, and lesser globe of invulnerability. The lesser globe spell was already used, and it actually reached its limit last round and disappeared. The other two scrolls are still in the scroll case. One has charm monster and ethereal jaunt on it while the other has one spell on it called false life.Gangrell noted this information on a piece of parchment he gave to the PCs along with the other scrolls that were still in storage that Phar now has. That note was tied up with those other scrolls, so Phar ([USER=11520]@Scotley[/USER]) has all the information, although he might not realize it. Things happened very quickly once the PCs arrived at the cave.Of all the elf wizard's other gear, the amulet looks like it might be the most powerful, but without an identify spell, there is no way to know for sure. The dagger could be masterwork or magical. The longblade is obviously magical and looks dangerous. It has the same symbol on its hilt that is on the spellbook.Caerth doesn't have time to take everything, but he could easily gather up the two scrolls on the ground and stuff them back into the scroll case. I'd say he'd have time to take either the spellbook or two other items of your choice (not including the robe) in addition to the scrolls within one round.[/OOC]</blockquote>

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