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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Arrowhawk" data-source="post: 5874595" data-attributes="member: 6679551">As the barn fire consumes its victim, Whyre watches Nalden and the rest of the party exchange heated words.  The flames from the burning barn cast an eerie glow on the party as if one were visualing a scene from a bard's song.   Whyre waits until Nalden is out of ear shot..."In all honesty, I did not feel Nalden was being unfair.  We cannot deny that our entrance into the crypt was too hasty and may have set events in motion that we should have foreseen.  Nor did I feel Nalden was laying the blame at our feet, but rather voicing the concern and fear of the townspeople.  Nevertheless, the question is what to do now.  The ghost only appears at night.  If Evret and Bastion set out now, they will have plenty of time to reach the dwarf and return and rest before night fall.  However, at this point there may be no reasoning with the undead warrior.  Our efforts may be better spent in deciding on the magic and means by which we defeat this creature.   Bastion seems to suggest that our weapons may be effective...that the creature is only partly incorporeal.  What we need are enchanted weapons and spells to affect the undead.  Surely there must be spells between Morgan, Bastion, and Mezcia that can turn the tide.  Once we know the spell we will be using, we can devise a strategy to put us in the best positions to use those spells. "Whyre speaks with a calm that suggest he has faith that the group will be victorious.</blockquote>

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