Part 1: The Forgotten Forge (Knight Otu judging) [Concluded]

[Rystil Arden]

(OOC: No strong objections to right, but I picked left earlier to get us going. It looks narrower, so maybe it leads to a dead-end so we can cross that way off the list?)

 

[GwydapLlew]

Mordin hrms to himself through his mottled beard as they talk. "We had decided to head left, didn't we? Either way makes no difference t'me, but stickin' to a plan is always better'n makin one up as we go."

((OOC: Thanks, Rys! I was a bit busy yesterday, otherwise I would have posted sooner!))

 

[Velmont]

Kharas follow Stulgar leads, his morningstar in hand, and his torch not too far.

 

[Erekose13]

Kharas and Stulgar take a quick peak to the right and quickly eliminate it as a dead end. Rather than continue with the other right further north they continue left as indicated by the rest. The ruins to the north curve around and come close to meeting the wall of the massive cavern. A small alcove looks like it was once an exit from this chamber but is now just a wall of fallen rocks.

 

[Rystil Arden]

(OOC: Is that a square we can go through all the way on the left? Otherwise, we only really have one choice left, so we'll have to backtrack and go that way)

 

[Erekose13]

It looks like you can proceed on either the right or the left of the northern ruins. The left side looks a bit narrower, but passable. Shining your torches in that direction you can see that it curves around again north of the ruins.

 

[Rystil Arden]

*We keep going along the way we're traveling (looks like left), in formation as usual.*

 

[Erekose13]

Moving up around the corner you see that the wall does not curve around from the west to north. Rather another set of ruins, this time a low wall blocks your path north. It is easy to see some way over the wall as you round the corner.

 

[Rystil Arden]

(OOC: Okay, we go into that room thingy on the northwest and look for schemas or clues)

 

[stonegod]

Weapon keeps a grip on his torch, and a hand on his flail, peering about in all directions. He was content to follow, knowing his job was to protect, not to lead.