Lurking Krog

Wanderings in the Lost Realms

Yes I would say she could roll with advantage.

A Most Dangerous Game (2014 5e D&D)

@Vertigo, @N3v3rM0r3, @rush99999.

Just a reminder in case you wish to add to this before my next post.

Wanderings in the Lost Realms

Apologies for it taking so long to get a reply made for this. Things have been busier than I expected.

Wanderings in the Lost Realms

The Esjour Plains

Delgren walked to the edge of the tunnel, stopping briefly to tap the crystal. Once the crystal was illuminated, he stuck the spear tip ahead of him and slowly started to walk down the tunnel. The tunnel is fairly straight and has only the slightest of a decline. It only took fifteen minutes for them to find the end of the tunnel. In front of them were several boards blocking the way through.

Delgren tapped the crystal and turned the light off before trying to peer out between the boards. "It appears that this goes into one of the shafts in the mine. From what I can see it's a fairly small area. Let me see if I can get these boards out of the way..." He muttered before starting to push on the boards.

The kobold seems to be pushing against with little success for as much effort as he is putting into it.

What do you want to do?

OOC

Delgren rolled a 5 total for that.

The Wild Beyond Witchlight

Aurora

Aurora looked to Zavakri in confusion as Sshizna mentioned Zavakri would be better positioned to answer the question. Could Sshizna have been here that long? It certainly did not seem like it to Aurora, even without knowing much about Yuan-Ti. "You probably have been here for some time. From what we have learned from others, the land of Prismir has been split into three, Hither, Thither, and Yon."

Gabriel's exclamations drew Aurora's attention as he dug inside the bronze frog statue. Part of her wondered if her missing items were here as well. She considered how Gabriel had explained how he felt, that he could almost sense his missing dice. That gave her pause and led her to try to see if she could sense anything. After a few seconds of it, she remembered that Gabriel had been able to tell since the group had arrived in Hither. Wherever her signet ring was, it was not here.

Regardless, it was good to see Gabriel so happy. "You do not owe me anything Gabe." She said before looking to the others. "We should probably get to Clapperclaw before too long. I have a feeling the longer we stay here, the more likely we are to be stuck in Hither."

The Wild Beyond Witchlight

@rush99999

I appreciate the reminder. I am working on my post, and I am hoping to have it posted today/tomorrow provided I can actually direct attention to it.

Di'Siveks: Adventure (A D&D 5E Game)

Well, that seems suspicious, Jørmund probably thinks the imp really did do what he suggested. And probably is regretting saying it.

Would Jørmund have enough time to ritually cast detect magic to see if the boy is emanating any magic, and if there is any magic, what school it is from?

The Wild Beyond Witchlight

Apologies for my delayed post, life is a bit busy. I'll work on getting one up this next week.

The Wild Beyond Witchlight

Not just any trains, but magic bullet trains.

A Most Dangerous Game (2014 5e D&D)

The Meeting

"Only some acquaintances of mine. They have paid a good sum to partake in this hunt. A few at this table may also be partaking, should they choose to." The masked man replies to Barghest while motioning to a nearby servant. Mortimer whispers something to them and they take off to another adjoining room. Mortimer shifts slightly to look at Annie with an amicable smile.

"Oh, by the gods, no. This is not the material plane at all. We are in a specially created space, one of my colleagues here, " he gestures to a woman in an eagle mask "made specifically for this game of ours. Due to what we are doing, we wanted a plane that could be secured against unwanted persons. Or unwanted escapes. While it does make bringing people here problematic at times, it is a measure that has allowed us to keep our sport going."

The servant Mortimer had whispered to, returned from the room with a silver chalice inlaid with crimson gems in hand. He makes a beeline for Cedess, offering it to the impertinent man. Mortimer looks over to Cedess with a flat expression. "Will this do or do you require it more 'fresh'? If so, take your pick from the servants. Spare the dramatics of going for the neck if you would be so kind. It makes an awful mess and would ruin the upholstery. Why go through all that when you can draw from an arm no?" A thin smile starts across Mortimer's face. "You can do it yourself yes? Or does Benjamin need to fetch a blade to open a wound for you?"

While Mortimer is addressing the others, the man wearing the mask of a bear looks at who sits across from him. Eleanor sees the realization in his eyes, and his expression turns to anger. He shot a glare down towards Mortimer, mouthing something at the host while fidgeting with a copper ring. Mortimer makes eye contact with him, replying with a gesture signifying it would be discussed later, before he directs his attention to Eleanor.

" Apologies my dear. Normally, Stefan knows how to handle all participants with care. He must have gotten a bit overzealous. I can have someone tend to your wounds should you wish."

The rest of the masked individuals quietly look around the table while the conversation continues. Some seem to be evaluating the new arrivals, almost like they are deciding which one they might want to pursue. Two others notice the tension between the bear man and Mortimer, quietly waiting to see what would unfold. All are eating from the food at the table drinking fresh-poured wine.