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Second Day of Mourning (Part II; Judge: Renau1g)
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TwoHeadsBarking
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Alexia stares at Lo-Kag, first in confusion and then in horror as she realizes what he's referencing. "No, no that's just, that's not, no..." she trails off, for once at a loss for words.
nerdytenor
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Gurdan's face shows a measure of distaste as he watches the interchange between Alexia and Lo-Kag.
"Let's not forget why we're here. What happened to Gurdis? Anybody find anything? Blasted 'forged!" Gurdan kicks hard at one of the fallen machines, stubbing his toe in the process.
"!@#$"
(Perception 23 - darn)
"Let's not forget why we're here. What happened to Gurdis? Anybody find anything? Blasted 'forged!" Gurdan kicks hard at one of the fallen machines, stubbing his toe in the process.
"!@#$"
(Perception 23 - darn)
hornedturtle
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Occ: Preception 1d20+2=No
Riel asks, "Do we folloe down the rabbit hole my lady?"
Riel asks, "Do we folloe down the rabbit hole my lady?"
TwoHeadsBarking
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Alexia notices Gurdan's expression and her gaze drops to the ground. A moment later her eyes flit up to meet Riel's. "Yes, but... give me a minute."
She walks to the edge of the clearing, facing away from the carnage. Closing her eyes, she holds her rosary to her breast and begins to sing softly. Both calming and mournful, it's not entirely clear whether the song supposed to be a lullaby or a dirge. It sounds like the musical equivalent of drowning in warm water.
[sblock=In other words...]Short rest + Song of Rest. Anyone who spends a healing surge regains an additional 4 hp. I will spend one surge to get up to 46/48 hp and drop down to 6/10 surges.[/sblock]
When the song finishes, Alexia turns back to the center of the clearing. Her features have softened, her irises have returned to their usual gray, and her canines have retracted to their previous length. Although, now that you think about it, they were always slightly pronounced. She moves to where the portal opened, pointedly avoiding the gaze of any of the party.
"Right, let's go. How do we open this?"
[sblock=ooc]I guess that last question was really aimed at Kalidrev.[/sblock]
She walks to the edge of the clearing, facing away from the carnage. Closing her eyes, she holds her rosary to her breast and begins to sing softly. Both calming and mournful, it's not entirely clear whether the song supposed to be a lullaby or a dirge. It sounds like the musical equivalent of drowning in warm water.
[sblock=In other words...]Short rest + Song of Rest. Anyone who spends a healing surge regains an additional 4 hp. I will spend one surge to get up to 46/48 hp and drop down to 6/10 surges.[/sblock]
When the song finishes, Alexia turns back to the center of the clearing. Her features have softened, her irises have returned to their usual gray, and her canines have retracted to their previous length. Although, now that you think about it, they were always slightly pronounced. She moves to where the portal opened, pointedly avoiding the gaze of any of the party.
"Right, let's go. How do we open this?"
[sblock=ooc]I guess that last question was really aimed at Kalidrev.[/sblock]
TwoHeadsBarking
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[sblock=THB] I would never imply that you have done anything manipulative towards the game that would put things in your own favor, ya cheatin' cheater 
Nah, all's good. I happen to like the idea of passive <insert skill here>. It can make the game go a LOT easier for us DMs by doing that. Granted, I wouldn't use it in all situations, but is some, yeah, passive skills other than insight and perception are a major go to of mine. [/sblock]
Walking over to the appropriate tree, Alexia scans the branches for a moment before spotting a small flash of metal near the base of one of the shorter branches. Yanking downward, the camouflaged portal opens up just large enough for each of you to fit in one at a time. Looking down, all the bard can see is darkness, and a dank earthy smell greets her nostrils.
Nah, all's good. I happen to like the idea of passive <insert skill here>. It can make the game go a LOT easier for us DMs by doing that. Granted, I wouldn't use it in all situations, but is some, yeah, passive skills other than insight and perception are a major go to of mine. [/sblock]Walking over to the appropriate tree, Alexia scans the branches for a moment before spotting a small flash of metal near the base of one of the shorter branches. Yanking downward, the camouflaged portal opens up just large enough for each of you to fit in one at a time. Looking down, all the bard can see is darkness, and a dank earthy smell greets her nostrils.
hornedturtle
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