TiCaudata's Mish Mash Campaign

[michael_noah]

"No more loot?" whines Logan. "Oh well... I suppose the pearl may be useful. Is this the last of this place?"

 

[Dichotomy]

Angrod gives a thorough search of the room [size=-2](OOC: assuming that wasn't already done)[/size] and then shrugs to Logan. "Uh... I guess that's it. There wasn't some... ah... other path, was there?"

 

[worthley]

"Seems like there is nothing else. Guess we should head back to the main room, and wait out the storm."

 

[michael_noah]

Logan shuffles his feet a bit and states, "How, um... are we going to divide the loot we've found?" he says, almost caressing his new flail. "Maybe if we head to a town together we could sell some of it and split the gold?"

 

[TiCaudata]

[sblock=oc]I did the thorough search as apart of the NPCing.[/sblock]

 

[o3caudata]

"I think that's what people generally do. Adventuring people I mean. Who find things. We'll need the services of a mage, to identify it. Alternatively, if we plan on finding more things we could invest in a scroll that could allow me to identify things indefinitely. With the necessary components that is. Any town of moderate size should be able to identify and purchase our goods i would think." Kote says smirking at Logan.

 

[worthley]

"I was heading south to a town, in search of the necromancer I spoke of before. I'm sure we'd be able to take care of any business there."

 

[Dichotomy]

"New town..." Angrod mumbles. "That's good... ah... right? Let's go check on the, uh, rain." The elf waits for the others to agree (assuming they do) and then leads the way back to the entry to check on the storm.

 

[michael_noah]

"Good then."

 

[TiCaudata]

The party doesn't even have to get to the entrance room to notice the storm lessening. As they pass through the chamber with the half-orc bodies, they see that while water was still flowing in from the hole in the ceiling, the quantity has decreased considerably. A check of the front door confirms that while it is still raining heavily, the storm is not life threatening anymore.