Ptolus: The Prison of the Sahuagin Queen

Erekose13

Explorer
Not really sure that a pistol would work on water, Maugra instead draws her club. Its a little unweildy for her as she swings it awkwardly.
 

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Voadam

Legend
Garn pounds the water mass with great force. Since no opportunity for a low blow exists he contents himself with striking based on brute strength to power the blows.
 

Whizbang Dustyboots

Gnometown Hero
[sblock=ooc]In theory, Ada is still with us, but seems unlikely to keep up. Would one of you mind piloting her? You'll want to have a full four-man party for this last stretch of the dungeon.[/sblock]
 


Whizbang Dustyboots

Gnometown Hero
The group thrashes around in the dark, their weapons splashing through what feels like rushing waterfalls where there were none a moment before, until finally Garn crashes against the water-logged door. There's a squeaking sound as sodden wood moves against stone and the long-since-rusted hinges. Then there's a crack and the water suddenly begins to drop precipitiously in the room.

There are no more movements in the dark, save those made by the Delvers themselves.
 

Voadam

Legend
Garn scans with his darkvision, watching for signs the water will rise up again as a living thing as well as inspecting through the cracks he created, expecting there to be a drain or pit or hole of some kind. "!@#$ing water magic thing."
 

Erekose13

Explorer
"Indeed, that was not what I had expected, certainly not after the desert. Anyone have a light to see what lies ahead?" says Maugra.
 


Whizbang Dustyboots

Gnometown Hero
The tunnel, now an inch or so deep in murky water flowing from the failed trap in the room the group just escaped, leads toward a door at the far end of the hall.

Glancing upwards, Garn spots that the stone blocks of the ceiling do not seem equally dark with damp: A 10-foot long block in the ceiling immediately before the door at the end of the hall hangs slightly lower, and water drops run freely down the sides from what would otherwise appear to be sealed cracks between the stones.
 


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