The Old School: AD&D 1e

[ghostcat]

Lidia, who has kept quite up to now, say "None of us really know what it is we are messing with. So, I think we should do as Amirad suggest and try to find out what's going on before we do something wrong and make it worse."

 

[Rhun]

"Well, we should do something. Standing here seems fairly useless."

 

[Scott DeWar]

*gulp* "I am not so sure as to what we should do."

 

[Thondor]

Amirad rubs his hand across the stubble that has begun to grow on his cheek. "We've been in here for a good number of hours, though I've lost track of the exact length some time ago. Perhaps we should head out, taste the free air, feel the wind on our faces, rest and come back at this problem refreshed."

His eyes catch Mauriales and the semi-councious Zhantain, gathering themselves to depart. "If we do so now we can also ensure that our companions make it back out safely."

 

[Scott DeWar]

That sounds wise to me. i would like to do a bit of research, if possible , to find out what we can on this matter.

 

[ghostcat]

"Well I certainly wouldn't object to leaving this mine and going back into the sunlight" says Lidia. her voice sounding sort of relieved. "However, have we finished exploring up here, so we don't have to come back later?"

 

[Scott DeWar]

"I think we will be back here at the very least to explore where else the passage may lead. I would be willing to bet a gold crown that the minors found a passage in their excavations that led to the cauldron."

 

[Herobizkit]

"And there's a good chance that they've hoarded whatever they've claimed from the graves... could be a good haul. Or perhaps," and here Brim looks to the pious people of the group, "There may be some relics of religious interest."

Brim's tone boarders on the sarcastic when he says 'religious interest'.

 

[Scott DeWar]

"I would agree that there would be relics of religious interest."

 

[ghostcat]

"Relics of religious interest are probably what held the horror in check." says Lidia