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<blockquote data-quote="nimisgod" data-source="post: 2419933" data-attributes="member: 10283">OOG: Ishmael will inform the party of the scroll's contents before going down the tunnel.Ishmael swallows hard. The tunnel feels like it's closing in on him. He wishes that he was not so deep in. He peers into the darkness and finds that the tunnel extends infinitely (or so he believes) into the shadows. Fear begins to gnaw at his heart.But then, he thinks of poor Gorefoot and he is shamed out of his terror. How could I even think about being afraid when Gorefoot sacrificed his life for ours? I must be willing to chance it. Perhaps the tunnel is not so long as that...Be it due to foolishness or heroism (for Ishmael has lots of both), the Deep Halfling continues down the tunnel. He slows his progress, searching the area for traps or unstable ground (search +1 plus Stonecunning). After a hundred feet, if he does not find anything, then he will endeavor to return to the ground to seek their counsel. As much as he would like to see this tunnel to its end, he would rather not be seperated from the group for a long period of time without informing them.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="nimisgod, post: 2419933, member: 10283"] [I]OOG: Ishmael will inform the party of the scroll's contents before going down the tunnel. [/I] Ishmael swallows hard. The tunnel feels like it's closing in on him. He wishes that he was not so deep in. He peers into the darkness and finds that the tunnel extends infinitely (or so he believes) into the shadows. Fear begins to gnaw at his heart. But then, he thinks of poor Gorefoot and he is shamed out of his terror. [I]How could I even think about being afraid when Gorefoot sacrificed his life for ours? I must be willing to chance it. Perhaps the tunnel is not so long as that...[/I] Be it due to foolishness or heroism (for Ishmael has lots of both), the Deep Halfling continues down the tunnel. He slows his progress, searching the area for traps or unstable ground ([I]search +1 plus Stonecunning[/I]). After a hundred feet, if he does not find anything, then he will endeavor to return to the ground to seek their counsel. As much as he would like to see this tunnel to its end, he would rather not be seperated from the group for a long period of time without informing them. [/QUOTE]

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