Yttermayn's "Saga of the Dragon Cult" (IC)

[Amaury]

Rosalia comes to John quietly as she is used to, questioning John with a slight head movement.

 

[Leif]

Grok Half-Orc Cleric2

Grok tentatively follows Rosalia.

 

[Deuce Traveler]

Scrag comes over and raises a curious eyebrow.

 

[Leif]

OOC: Trolls have eyebrows? WHO KNEW??!!

 

[Deuce Traveler]

OOC: Just one. Over both eyes.

 

[Leif]

OOC: Yeah, ok, I'll buy that one.

 

[Yttermayn]

John points out the base of the upward sloped passage. Scattered all around and in it are small stones. As if to illustrate his point, another small stone can be heard rattling down the passage from above and it bounces to a stop amid the others at the base. The implications become obvious, even to Scrag.
OOC: I am assuming John is more interested in this passage than the other one I mentioned, Scott?

 

[Scott DeWar]

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OOC: Just one. Over both eyes.

that was milk through the nose funny! good thing I wasn't drinking milk!!
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ic:

John points out the base of the upward sloped passage. Scattered all around and in it are small stones. As if to illustrate his point, another small stone can be heard rattling down the passage from above and it bounces to a stop amid the others at the base. The implications become obvious, even to Scrag.
OOC: I am assuming John is more interested in this passage than the other one I mentioned, Scott?

ooc: yes john is very interested in this passage!

ic: John whispers to Rose "that might be interesting.", he says with a smile.

 

[Amaury]

Rosalia looks at the stones and tries to figure out what they're for.



OOC: are the stones cut or not, round or natural shape? is the corridor climbable or the stones take its whole diameter? is it regular fall of stones or it could be someone throwing them?

 

[Yttermayn]

OOC: I guess I should have been a little clearer- they are small stones, pebbles, really. There's hundreds of them scattered on the floor near where the passage opens into the room. Every few seconds, another one rattles down the passage and lands near the bottom. The passage itself slopes upwards and curves enough that you can only see in about 20 feet without walking further up into it.