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<blockquote data-quote="Raloc" data-source="post: 3300815" data-attributes="member: 28093"><p>The PCs in my campaign had been hired by the Calimport Thieves' Guild to investigate disappearances of their members near the Upperdark where the Calimport Muzaad meets the Underdark.&nbsp; After some small difficulty they made their way underground and were able to find a small outpost in some cavern.&nbsp; They decided to sneak into the main towers, invisible.&nbsp; So, they go in, grapple their way up the tower.&nbsp; Their invisibility is about to wear off, so the elf necromancer (who cast it) leaves and goes back to safety, leaving the others in the top room of this tower.&nbsp; The other party members mess around for a little while, searching the rooms and whatnot.&nbsp; Eventually, they decide to leave.&nbsp; The best route out is deemed to be for the wizard to cast a disguise self as a drow priestess, and take the other two as prisoners on her way out.&nbsp; The other characters think he's nuts, so they grapple back down the side of the building and start sneaking out of the cavern (towards where the necro was).&nbsp; The wizard proceeds to disguise himself and head down the flight of stairs.&nbsp; In my campaign, Drow as a language is a dialect of Elven (which, none of the chars happen to know).&nbsp; So, he's heading down stairs and he passes a group of drow soldiers playing dice and cards.&nbsp; They say something to him (something along the lines of, &quot;Where's the soldier on duty up stairs?&quot; (dead, since the players found him in the first topmost room)) and point upstairs.&nbsp; The player wasn't paying particular attention, and had his character RUN down the stairs.&nbsp; Naturally the soldiers told him to hold up, and he didn't, so they chased.&nbsp; Well, suffice it to say they basically alterted the entire garrison, and had wizards and clerics chasing them, and they *nearly* killed the party's fighter (who is the wizard's in game cousin, both from Thay) before they made it to the portal that they came through.&nbsp; It was all very comical from my point of view.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Raloc, post: 3300815, member: 28093"] The PCs in my campaign had been hired by the Calimport Thieves' Guild to investigate disappearances of their members near the Upperdark where the Calimport Muzaad meets the Underdark. After some small difficulty they made their way underground and were able to find a small outpost in some cavern. They decided to sneak into the main towers, invisible. So, they go in, grapple their way up the tower. Their invisibility is about to wear off, so the elf necromancer (who cast it) leaves and goes back to safety, leaving the others in the top room of this tower. The other party members mess around for a little while, searching the rooms and whatnot. Eventually, they decide to leave. The best route out is deemed to be for the wizard to cast a disguise self as a drow priestess, and take the other two as prisoners on her way out. The other characters think he's nuts, so they grapple back down the side of the building and start sneaking out of the cavern (towards where the necro was). The wizard proceeds to disguise himself and head down the flight of stairs. In my campaign, Drow as a language is a dialect of Elven (which, none of the chars happen to know). So, he's heading down stairs and he passes a group of drow soldiers playing dice and cards. They say something to him (something along the lines of, "Where's the soldier on duty up stairs?" (dead, since the players found him in the first topmost room)) and point upstairs. The player wasn't paying particular attention, and had his character RUN down the stairs. Naturally the soldiers told him to hold up, and he didn't, so they chased. Well, suffice it to say they basically alterted the entire garrison, and had wizards and clerics chasing them, and they *nearly* killed the party's fighter (who is the wizard's in game cousin, both from Thay) before they made it to the portal that they came through. It was all very comical from my point of view. [/QUOTE]

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