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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Raven Crowking" data-source="post: 2464658" data-attributes="member: 18280">The ground shook, and a rush of foul air came up from the small passage to the north.  They could hear a harsh scraping noise, like scales on stone, and other, less wholesome sounds -- as though rotted flesh was being pulled from bone by the passage of some creature, to fall heavily in the noisome water.Imbeciles! Glom thought. His eyes flaring red again as he moved around the hole in the floorboards to finish off the last of the undead things with a ray of fire.  But whatever heaved in the darkness moved even as he sighted his foe, and as the foundations shook the goblin lost his perch, pitching forward into the barrow (2 hp damage from the fall).The rubble shifted beneath Dain's feet, and he fell into the murky water.  Horsom fell back into the water with him, and the dwarf had to scrabble to pull his companion's head from the foul pool once more.  The undead creature held its place as though its toes clung, spider-like, to the stones hidden below the murky blackness.  It lunged for Selanil with teeth and claws, but the agile elf had also maintained his footing, and narrowly dodged the attacks.Although not as dextrous as some, Kregor had stayed standing from sheer momentum.  Flanking the creature, he swung again.  (10 + 8 - 2 = 16)  He connected, cleaving the thing's skull horizontally.  It swayed on its feet for a second, as though it would act despite the massive damage it had endured.  Then it crumpled, collapsing into the water.</blockquote>

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