Pathfinder 1E Leif's Questing Knights, Veluna, Greyhawk - L10 Pfdr Rpg [IC 01] [Full]

[Scott DeWar]

The dishonored knight rolls over draws his sword and stands in a well practiced move.

 

[Helfdan]

Eldran Hawkshand

The ranger-knight rolls to his feet, readying sword and shield.

 

[Lou]

Dontrius

Dontrius grabs his black sword and follows Hraln.

 

[Leif]

Ero and Yurei look none to sure at first, but the bold demeanor of their comrades stiffens their resolve. The plaintive calling tapers off, finally, and subsides for the moment.

*Someone (or more of you) give me a nature (DC 30) or a dungeoneering (DC 25) check, if you please, sirs?*

 

[Maidhc O Casain]

[section]

"Desna weeps! What is it making all that racket!?"​

[/section]

[sblock=Actions]Know: Nature (1d20+15=17)[/sblock]
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Ero Batzuen

 

[Scott DeWar]

"I don't know . . . . ."

1d20+8=18

" . . . . . to be honest, I have no idea"

 

[Lou]

Dontrius

Dontrius listens to the last of the echoes.

OOC: Know (dungeon) +13

 

[Scotley]

OOC: Knowledge Nature (1d20+12=27)
Knowledge Dungeoneering (1d020+5=15)

Yurei considers a possible source for the mysterious noises, but his sleep addled brain provides no answers.

 

[Leif]

Rolling Knowledge (Dungeoneering) for Dontrius.

Knowledge (Dungeoneeing) check (1d20+13=31)

Dontrius looks a bit puzzled, strokes his sparse chin whiskers, and then says, "Unless I am very mistaken, what we hear is the mating call of the Purple-Frilled Wyvern, which, if you'll recall, is noteworthy among pseudo-dragonkind for its "breath" weapons -- legend holds that they breathe fire from one end and lightning from the other, possibly interchangeably. As one aged sage incorrectly put it, 'They sh** lightning and crap thunder.'* "

* Apologies to the memory of Burgess Meredith in "Rocky." I looked it up, and it's actually EAT lightning and crap thunder, but our old college buddy Jeff Davis used to say it the way I have it above.

Link: Quoth Mickey

 

[Scotley]

"Mating call you say? Let's hope that he finds a paramour and leaves us in peace. That sounds like a decidedly unpleasant beast to meet."