[LPF] The Sword and the Fallen Angel [OOC]

[perrinmiller]

The statues' pedestals are stone and attached to the walls of the building. They are about 10 feet tall.

GM: If anyone has Knowledge Engineering, go ahead and roll.

 

[mfloyd3]

Garnet looks up, following Ausk's gaze. She considers the statues and the altar, and wonders about the possibilities.

OOC: Knowl: Engnrg

 

[Scott DeWar]

Heinrich also studies the architecture, speaking his mental notes to Garnet.
aid another

 

[perrinmiller]

In looking at the architecture and the statues, it is clear that using them to support significant weight would not be very stable since standing on the out stretched appendages would not be balanced and could potentially break off arms or wings. The heads are not always centered either.

Looking up at the hole in the ceiling, Garnet and Heinrich discuss what they see and determine that the space above the ceiling doesn't appear to be an attic used for anything. The ceiling doesn't appear to be load bearing either and the hole is a result of age causing that section to just fall down. There are cracks in other places to indicate that other sections could fall down as well over time.

 

[Scott DeWar]

"Vell, Vhere zen ist the sword?"

 

[sunshadow21]

OOC: How well sealed off do the block off side exits appear to be?

 

[perrinmiller]

The bricked up archways appear to have been constructed ages ago when there were attached outlying buildings and annexes. From what you saw from the outside the interior matches what you would expect.

The other buildings have long since been torn down.

 

[sunshadow21]

"Anyone have a rope?"

 

[Scott DeWar]

"No rope, but an idea. How high you can jump, eh?"

OOC: heh heh heh: scroll: jump

 

[mfloyd3]

Garnet pulls off her pack, still keeping her attention focused on the hole where the creature disappeared. She holds the spear as well, fishing through her pack one-handed, then drops a coil of rope and a grappling hook on the floor.

"Here is a way up," she observes unhappily. "But only if we believe the fiend has left. Otherwise, trying to scale that rope 'd be suicide. And if she has left, she would surely have taken the sword with her."