• NOW LIVE! Into the Woods--new character species, eerie monsters, and haunting villains to populate the woodlands of your D&D games.

The Lamentation of Lolth - Chapter VI


log in or register to remove this ad

Dhes said:
Frustrated with the infectiveness of his rapier, Dunastand stubbornly fights on.
(+4 Melee, Rapier, 1d6+1)

Ooc: if I keep missing I’ll try attacking the Grimlocks verbally :uhoh:

ooc:
Just yell and shout and act crazy, while attacking. Might confuse them. If nothing else, it'll make you feel better. :] :D
 


Teleri's next swing misses just a hair short of her next target. She takes a small hit in return from the grimlock guard as it retaliates in blind anger. (4 damage) The other two guards miss their attacks which prove to be their last, as the combined might of the party descends on the surrounded guards they drop quickly, leaving the way through the huge double doors unbarred.
 

How much more dead we ned to do?

Sielwoodan walk to the door and strts to listen what it is on the other side, and stares at the ground for a moment, to see how much the door is used.
 

Sarlis laughs internally at Sielwoodan comments.

"I agree, killing is not the solution to everything. But some of you seems to think otherwise" he adds turning towards Teleri.
 

As the last of the grimlocks fell lifeless to the ground, Ayden turned and looked at his companions. Weapons were slowly being lowered, arrows sliding back into their quivers, and Rex scratched behind his ear furiously as if his life depended upon it.

~She did not speak of such heavy guards...~

Approaching Calenthang, Ayden pulled the slender wand of healing out from his bag and sang the soft melody that unlocked the healing magic stored within it.

"Your skill with the sword grows more impressive with each day Calenthang. You continue to bring pride to your people, and to us."

As the wound closed, leaving only the slight tear in the armor to prove it ever existed, Ayden nodded and approached Teleri and again brought forth the wand's magic.

"Listen to the sword's advice, but temper it with your heart's truth Teleri. It can be a great help to you, but remember the voice of your goddess as well."

Smiling warmly at her as her wound closed, Ayden turned and walked to Sielwoodan last. The archer had his ear pressed against the stone doors and his face was set in determined concentration. Knowing that any praise would be seen as wasted flattery on him, Ayden simply called the magic forth and approached the others after his wounds were closed.

"Let us move quickly, as I fear that her hiding has been discovered by those she wished to tell us of."
 

OOC: Italized and without "" means Sielwoodan think, not speak... let's just say he thought aloud that time.

"And heading down into the danger will be of no help either." finishing what he was doing.
 

"Thank you," she added and proceeded to clean her sword. "We have to be careful in there. Even if this spirit is good, the wards around her are probably significantly not. And there is the fact that this might be a trap for us as well, using you as the unknowing bait,"

Ick. Grimlock goo. Stuff smells worse than skunk. I hope Broddy or one of the others has a heavy duty cleaning spell on hand. she thought sardonically.

This smells StormArmour. I think that this spirit or whatever it is snowballing Ayden. I'm not going to blindly trust it. And we can't not just let it go, because it might ensnare others who are less prepared. Not that we're the paragons of preparedness. But still... she told the sword grimly.
 
Last edited:


Into the Woods

Remove ads

Top