The Drow War Book One - Chillhame

[Voadam]

Enthalus provides light for the tracker to see by.

 

[Thanee]

Kyalia

“Let's take a look into the chamber straight ahead, then go down deeper into the mines.”

Kyalia is already on her way as she makes the proposal.

 

[Evil Ujio]

“Let's take a look into the chamber straight ahead, then go down deeper into the mines.”

Kyalia is already on her way as she makes the proposal.

This chamber is a small circular room with an iron grate over a small air shaft for the mine. Much too small for even an elf to fit into...

 

[Voadam]

Enthalus is intrigued, he hadn't thought about it before but shafts to provide fresh air deep underground seem like a good idea. "I wonder how they dig such a narrow shaft." However he goes with the rest of the party following the people sized portion of the mine.

 

[Ranger Rick]

Dolan does a silent visual inspection (looking very much like a bored person visiting a museum).

 

[Evil Ujio]

Dolan does a silent visual inspection (looking very much like a bored person visiting a museum).

Let me know what you take from the hobgoblin.

 

[Ranger Rick]

Dolan finds that the hobgoblin drunk has a longsword, wearing studded leather armor, has a small wooden shield, a half full bottle of brandy, and 16 pieces of silver. Let me know what he takes.

OOC: I missed this post. Sorry.

Back track: Dolan takes 10 pieces of silver and pockets it.

He grabs 6 silver pieces, the brandy, the shield and the longsword and takes it to everyone. "Who can use the shield and who can use the sword?"

 

[Voadam]

OOC: I missed this post. Sorry.

Back track: Dolan takes 10 pieces of silver and pockets it.

He grabs 6 silver pieces, the brandy, the shield and the longsword and takes it to everyone. "Who can use the shield and who can use the sword?"

"I'll take the hobgoblin sword and shield." Enthalus straps on the armaments.

 

[Ranger Rick]

Dolan answers, "I guess that about does it for everyone. Who is strong enough to carry our community loot?"

 

[Endur]

Laurel does not volunteer to carry anything. Instead she ignores the looting and pays attention to her surroundings, listening for sounds in the distance while studying the indentations on the floor and the dust and trying to get an idea of how many humanoids or other creatures might live in these mines.