Whirtlestaff's Wizards' Academy Revisited, IC01

[KerlanRayne]

Give me Knowledge (nature) and Knowledge (dungeoneering) and any others that you think are applicable.

Knowledge (Nature) (1d20+5=15)
Knowledge (Dungeoneering) (1d20+5=17)

 

[Scotley]

Tylara

"Hobgoblins, now are those more like orcs or kobolds?"

OOC: Knowledge Nature and Dungeoneering (1d20+7=13, 1d20+5=8) No love from invisible castle today.

 

[rossrebailey]

Knowledge (Dungeoneeing) re: Hobgoblins (1d20+4=9)
Knowledge (Nature) (1d20+4=18)
architecture/engineering (in case knowledge of the manner of building the tower will help) (1d20+4=23)
Gee, I sure hope these hobgoblins are above ground!

 

[Leif]

Apparently, everyone who has posted a check so far has led a somewhat sheltered wizardly career so far. hehe. Ok, the hatred of elves is a given, and the militaristic nature, in general, of the beasties is also no secret. But that doesn't help a great deal, does it?

 

[Leif]

Lord Kyle

The butler soon returns. "Lord Kyle will see you now. Follow me, please?" He leads you a short distance down the hall to a nicely appointed chamber where Lord Kyle sits behind his desk. When you enter, Lord Kyle rises to greet you, "Ahh yes, indeed! Welcome, welcome! I trust things are well at Whirtlestaffs? Sit down, sit down, GentleWizards, and tell me of your journeys, and how you are being treated here in our humble town of Pembrose? May I offer you some refreshment? Tea? Coffee?

 

[renau1g]

"My Lord, the town of Pembrose has been everything that a young wizard could hope for, especially the hospitality of Boris at the Lonesome Drake" Xavier replies, with a short bow to the ruler.

The wizard takes one of the offered seats and adds " I would indeed enjoy some nice herbal tea, it soothes the throat you know, and a wizard who has any throat-related issues is in a world of trouble. But enough prattling on, to answer your question, yes Whirtlestaff's is doing quite well, and how goes the fortunes of Pembrose?"

 

[KerlanRayne]

When you enter, Lord Kyle rises to greet you, "Ahh yes, indeed! Welcome, welcome! I trust things are well at Whirtlestaffs? Sit down, sit down, GentleWizards, and tell me of your journeys, and how you are being treated here in our humble town of Pembrose? May I offer you some refreshment? Tea? Coffee?

Kerlan accepts some tea as refreshment. "We had come down into Quail Valley to visit Magus Crus in Twain. On our way there on the barge, we encountered some Ogres, but we took care of them. Other than that we have had a pleasant time here in Pembrose and in the valley as a whole. We have, however, heard about some problems in the area. Specifically we came concerning the keep that is being occupied by some Hobgoblins. We came here to you in order to offer our help and to learn all we could about the problem."

 

[Scott DeWar]

]ooc[ as en world has been giving me grief in that i has lost my posts on way too oft an occurencence as of late, i gove frustrated last night and am only now re-trying to post my invis castle rolls. now, lets try this again... ]/ooc[

]ic[
Capizzio will try to recall the following:

history: bad blood with elves, military tactics and formations.

geography: what kind of ambushes do they typically employ?

Dungeoneering: What kind of defensive measures do they typically employ in fortified buildings

History (1d20+4=12)

Geography (1d20+4=20)

dungeoneering (1d20+5=7)

He must have been flirting with the girls most of the time....


When theya re led into the lor's prescense he will bow respectfully and await to speak until he is spoken to.

 

[Leif]

OOC: Sorry, but the only roll that would have told you anything is the geography roll, and I don't think that a geography knowledge check is really applicable to ambush tactics of hobgoblins. Suffice to say that they prefer terrain that gives them a tactical advantage. They pretty much avoid the woods, especially if they're battling elves. Does that help at all?

 

[Scott DeWar]

]ooc[ it just might.... ]/ooc[