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<blockquote data-quote="Halford" data-source="post: 4549170" data-attributes="member: 64844">OOC: Okay I will try to wrap up Palindrome's library session and then the group can meet up and discuss their next move.&nbsp; Sorry for the delay folks, I hope to have the game moving at a brisk pace from now on and will attempt to stick as closely as possible to Graf's plot.&nbsp;I am also going to award everyone 150 points of roleplaying XP - which I feel is richly deserved. <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f600.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":D" title="Big grin&nbsp; &nbsp; :D"&nbsp; data-smilie="8"data-shortname=":D" />&nbsp;[sblock=Palindrome]Palindrome skims the papers searching for anything that might be relevant to the groups present situation.&nbsp; Given the information currently available he has a tough time of it.&nbsp; However, in a stack of yellowed notes he sees a symbol which is uncannily similar to the one which marks the eyes articles.&nbsp; &nbsp;It appears to be a mere doodle in the margins on a treatise upon the theoretical possibilities of summoning an abyssal parasite, which Yarg has dubbed the Lung Worm - for its tendency to enter and devour lung tissue rendering the host dependent upon the beast to draw breath;&nbsp; Yarg appears to have been quite excited at the potential benefits of such a beast, speculating that it could lend its host the ability to process noxious gases.&nbsp; Next to the depiction of the eye is the following notation,&nbsp;Veil in isles interior, bears further exploration.&nbsp; Karrimon killed by agents - what of the rest of the party?&nbsp; Persuit dangerous?&nbsp; Tribal religon, pre Daunton?&nbsp; What did they find?&nbsp;Yarg appears to have suspected the existance of somekind of magical shroud in place in Daunton's interior.&nbsp; As far as Palindrome can tell this is something that the Wizard intended to persue once he had finished some of his more immediate projects, though he cannot uncover anything further in the notes.&nbsp; He does, however, uncover a few passing references to Karrimon which imply that Yarg was in possession of his ritual book after his passing - many of these references carry a derisive edge, and Yarg clearly seems to believe Karrimon to be an inferior practitioner.&nbsp;Lazlo hovers nearby reorganizing tombs almost by reflex and occasionally pointing Palindrome to a pertinent piece of information.[/sblock]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Halford, post: 4549170, member: 64844"] OOC: Okay I will try to wrap up Palindrome's library session and then the group can meet up and discuss their next move. Sorry for the delay folks, I hope to have the game moving at a brisk pace from now on and will attempt to stick as closely as possible to Graf's plot. I am also going to award everyone 150 points of roleplaying XP - which I feel is richly deserved. :D [sblock=Palindrome]Palindrome skims the papers searching for anything that might be relevant to the groups present situation. Given the information currently available he has a tough time of it. However, in a stack of yellowed notes he sees a symbol which is uncannily similar to the one which marks the eyes articles. It appears to be a mere doodle in the margins on a treatise upon the theoretical possibilities of summoning an abyssal parasite, which Yarg has dubbed the Lung Worm - for its tendency to enter and devour lung tissue rendering the host dependent upon the beast to draw breath; Yarg appears to have been quite excited at the potential benefits of such a beast, speculating that it could lend its host the ability to process noxious gases. Next to the depiction of the eye is the following notation, Veil in isles interior, bears further exploration. Karrimon killed by agents - what of the rest of the party? Persuit dangerous? Tribal religon, pre Daunton? What did they find? Yarg appears to have suspected the existance of somekind of magical shroud in place in Daunton's interior. As far as Palindrome can tell this is something that the Wizard intended to persue once he had finished some of his more immediate projects, though he cannot uncover anything further in the notes. He does, however, uncover a few passing references to Karrimon which imply that Yarg was in possession of his ritual book after his passing - many of these references carry a derisive edge, and Yarg clearly seems to believe Karrimon to be an inferior practitioner. Lazlo hovers nearby reorganizing tombs almost by reflex and occasionally pointing Palindrome to a pertinent piece of information.[/sblock] [/QUOTE]

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