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<blockquote data-quote="DarkMaster" data-source="post: 2165906" data-attributes="member: 16362">Sareth continues his descent. The vertical shaft is a mix of crumbling earth and ancient stone, and centipedes and other insects cover the wall like living decorations. The long descent takes him deeper in the bowels of Dorasharn Tower. Soon, the shaft begins to angle and by bracing himself he can actually walk along one of the surface. Farther still, and the shaft becomes a tunnel, and the footing is no longer difficult to maintain or treacherous.Tai follows closely Sareth, using the rope and proceding carefully, she gets to the bottom without major problems. Zane follow, while the mage seriously lack the required agility, he makes it unharmed by really taking his time. So much time that Pohl arms starts to hurt. As soon as Pohl doesn't feel the weight of the wizards on the rope he starts searching for a solid object where he could anchor the rope. (search 5+8) He finds a nearby pipe that seems solid enough to hold his weight. Pohl isn't entirely confident that the pipe will be strong enough to hold his weight but it's the best thing he was able to find given the illumination provided by his lantern.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DarkMaster, post: 2165906, member: 16362"] Sareth continues his descent. The vertical shaft is a mix of crumbling earth and ancient stone, and centipedes and other insects cover the wall like living decorations. The long descent takes him deeper in the bowels of Dorasharn Tower. Soon, the shaft begins to angle and by bracing himself he can actually walk along one of the surface. Farther still, and the shaft becomes a tunnel, and the footing is no longer difficult to maintain or treacherous. Tai follows closely Sareth, using the rope and proceding carefully, she gets to the bottom without major problems. Zane follow, while the mage seriously lack the required agility, he makes it unharmed by really taking his time. So much time that Pohl arms starts to hurt. As soon as Pohl doesn't feel the weight of the wizards on the rope he starts searching for a solid object where he could anchor the rope. (search 5+8) He finds a nearby pipe that seems solid enough to hold his weight. Pohl isn't entirely confident that the pipe will be strong enough to hold his weight but it's the best thing he was able to find given the illumination provided by his lantern. [/QUOTE]

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