Samdragonx

Supernatural creatures and humans trying to live in harmony (Dead)

I is confused

@LadyinInk

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Supernatural creatures and humans trying to live in harmony (Dead)

Well.. gotta wait for character sheet approval. But our GM is a very lenient and understanding person. She also has a lovely way of letting you know what she wants. @Letmehaveone2@Blueflame

Supernatural creatures and humans trying to live in harmony (Dead)

@Blueflame Yeah man, join in! :P

An offering you cannot refuse

The 2 other children hid in the bushes longer.
Though not certain of what was going on, hiding seemed to be the better option.

Kor drooled all over the bush they were in so he didn't look forward to having to step through and Sargom remained hidden and holding on to the boy. Though they were warmed by the father acting this lovingfull to his children, they did not know who he was.. neither if he was part of the seperate race movement that had been tearing up the town recently.. Looking carefully at their newfound friends was all they seemed to do.

Cries of desperation filled the air.. mothers searching their children, fighting over orphans and the retrieval squads trying to scare away the marmall.

An offering you cannot refuse

As the creature came closer and was about to sniff up the tastefull smell of fear, it turned its head to a screaming missy in the distance. She had seen the creature.. and it was the last she would see.. As the beast stormed off with the sounds of loud bumps at every one of its movements, the children now faced a tough choice.. would they run away or would they hide and hope someone would help them?

After the handfull of the children had left the woods hearing of the screams, they warned their newfound parents and village elders and they began to dispatch a retrieval squad to pick up the remaining children.

Back in the forest, Kor spit out his slime just in time not to drown in it. He didn't have time to breath or Sargom picked him from the floor.

D&D 5e - Lost Mine of Phandelver

Supposedly guarding the back of the private wagon?

Nice and far away from the loose cannon anyways...

D&D 5e - Lost Mine of Phandelver

I think so. Or, you know, at least Bar would..

An offering you cannot refuse

Though most of the forest would have been known to be a safehaven for all those seeking refuge, there occasionally lurked creatures that were real threats to the people of Exeba. These included the terrorhawk, lobstercroc and the most fierce Marmall.
The first would swoop down and pick up all that were in the open, up to 48 creatures per creature per swoop. No weapon existed that could yet take even one down. Even it's feathers are considered high quality weapons... and they aren't effective against them.
The second Would lurk in the waters and the sands, creating sinkholes that can take on houses of any kind. There is but one person who has ever escaped one. He is now renowned as Limpy. And he is proud of it too.
The last was revealing himself as he stepped forward, one paw at a time.

From that foresty bunch of leafs, there came a creature best described as a mix of a bear, wolf, lion and smoke-machine. The black thick fog surrounding the hard to discern sillouette of the creature made its eyes stand out even more. It was sniffing at the young ones as it too drooled blue acid unto the floor.

Sargom grabbed Kor by the mouth and dragged him into the berry bush. Kor didn't resist when he knew what was going on, but he did have a hard time not drowning in his own saliva as it build up in her hand. The silence alone could kill a person. Kor flapped his hand arround in the direction of the 2 elves.

Luckily for him this creature was a lone hunter and mostly blind...

Lora, the world of many things.

(Reserved for Sargom xD)

D&D 5e - Lost Mine of Phandelver

@Daemanis I like it. But then again.. there may be others who do not..