i did

And thank you for the tankards

..... Great Read from T_O as this is getting quite interesting!

Hope my post's okay, I intended to convey that I'd been studying the swordsman for some time before using the distraction posed by T_O to strike.
Also, Vord doesn't particularly mind whether he snaps the man's neck with his blow or merely dazes him. Seeing drawn weapons, he believes, is confirmation that the ruffians are willing to use them.

As Peryl has only really had non violent encounters, she will be slow to react, and will probably be a little high strung/panicky. She will try to get away, and avoid actual conflict unless backed into a corner. Then she will pull her mace, if she truly feels life or death threatened. If she does manage to get away, she will seek safety behind the fighters of the group. Steel stuck in a ribcage/ severed limbs etc. will stun her briefly but she will focus on aiding her companions she will not hesitate to use any healing she can.

..... the final post from Brianna before I move this along!

while my internet was down.

this is going to be a interesting fight.

Give me a couple days or so to get the adventure moving along.

Got back in the writing groove and took the liberty to advance the story in light of the characterizations each player has posted.

Feel free to embellish upon your character's involvement in the brawl up to and including gathering in the food storage cellar.

You may want to discuss further actions here before we proceed with the adventure, after each player has posted his or her update!



As Always ... Lurkers Enjoy!

I think you captured Revlan's actions perfectly Hammer.

Well then companions, how shall we proceed?

youd think the sound of wood scraping on wood would be very loud.

i think our best option would be to sneak up on the guy and knock him out (for questioning later), there may be more next to him/her or in the hole in the wall (probably some kind of tunnel). if the dont notice us we may be able to sneak up on them too, and since were good characters we will have to try to capture them alive if possible. if they run we could give chase, but this is not advisable and if we do we shouldnt go too far.

ok so theres no hole in the wall so new strategy.
sneaking is still best option, but if we just go down the center we may walk into a ambush. so we go around the edge of the room and take out any of the theives we can. we should try to keep atleast one alive for questioning.

How do you figure there is no hole in the wall or tunnel behind the crate?

The crate was pulled flush with the wall which would make the hole or tunnel smaller than the crate!

Remember those were short humans you all had as suspects!

then that makes both of my post put together an almost foolproof strategy

The Crate is a Large Crate and it covers the opening behind the wall where you saw the hand of the suspect before the crate was pulled flush with the wall.

What lies beyond the opening maybe small also or much larger once you all can squeeze through or .....