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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dunamin" data-source="post: 4700893" data-attributes="member: 57529">“Now that’s interesting,” Woe remarks, poking the elf in a missing-nipple wound again. “On an almost related note, don’t you find it thematically fitting that by blinding you we’ve ensured you’ll never be able to see your Unseen Lord?”He pulls the gang aside for a moment to confer privately – that is, technically, he boots the tied up (former) archer over to a thorny part of the bushes to put it out of whispering earshot.“So the bugbears betrayed the cult, and the residents of the house have evacuated to a place “beyond our grasp”. That choice of words reminds me of Yarg’s notes.“Now we may have been preoccupied with this picnic patrol, but I’m thinking we still would have noticed a conventional full-scale exodus from the mansion. Perhaps they accessed and fled to this “asylum” that Yarg speaks of through some sort of magical gateway from within the residence? A portal, perhaps, that we may be able to reactivate?”“Regardless, let’s head in to investigate while the trail is hot. Carefully, though, the joint might be rigged with traps, guardians, or other types of hilarious welcoming parties.”“Afterwards, we could prod flat-chest here about the Unseen Lord, the bugbears’ treachery, and other recent discoveries.”[sblock=OOC]Oh yeah, thanks! Added to inventory.Good idea, though let’s turn this place inside out first. Exactly my thoughts! Especially because there’s a nice parallel between an Unseen Lord and Tander not being able to discern the true nature of his god. That’s taking some mighty assumption leaps that we don’t know about the adventure, though.Oh Mr. DM, what spoils did we find after dealing with the picnic patrol?[/sblock]</blockquote>

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