Legacy of Death Part I: Most Infamous Danger


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(the DM is cursed by his mistake with freakish computer errors...)

Forge: As the elf wizard seems to be in some kind of trance, you make a fairly thorough search. Eventually you see, almost right in front of you, a part of the hillside that is crumbling sand and gravel. A low stone hedge overhangs this eroded area, and shrubs and bushes obscure it. Unfortunatly, its over 300 feet wide.

Nar-Heru: (total of 40!) You can practically see through the hill, and when the dwarf points out the cliff, you can sense something right in the middle. (Of course, it could be realizing that Ghen saw a face, and the clue from the book...).

There is still the sand and gravel.
 

Nar-Heru: but wait, with your almost x-ray like vision (if you knew what that meant)...is that possible openings on the right and left as well?
 

(Without mentioning the book) "The entrance is right in the center, I believe right under the face that Ghen saw. Perhaps the earthier of us could move some of the rubbish out of the way."
 


Jinkies

We don't seem to be able to find any animals. We have a ritual to speak with them and ask for some assistance in digging. A small family of groundhogs could do the job faster than we could if we shared some rations... Alas, they seem to be hiding.

<Mother appears, sharing my space and mimicking my movements, as if in synchronicity.>
 


Buckthorn will wait to see the results of wizards ritual. Should further rituals fail to reveal any further details, Buckthorn suggests the party first take an extended rest and then start digging in the middle of the hill, under the face, where the sand and gravel are. "The tomb indicated the entrace was there," he offers.

EDIT: Seeing Forge start to dig, Buckthorn will join him. "Though we may want still consider an extended rest if we had not already, before we do something like, oh, open a door to some buried, brooding,foreboding tomb on the Shadow Coast..."
 
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"Well, the labor will keep us warm at least". And with that, the rogue begins to move sand. As he works, he looks over his shoulder at the remaining party..."It might help if those well acquainted with the wild were able to locate a safe haven for rest".
 

"I'll find a place to camp" Nar-Heru will scout the immediate area for a suitable place for an extended rest. He will not leave sight of the party by himself. If someone joins him he will venture farther.
 

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