, overhearing, suggests "does the book on ceremonies indicate anything that would be relevant to what we have seen so far? We've seen plenty of strange and magical things. Any description on something we ought to seek out and perform to advance our quest?"Wil
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Feeling slightly nauseous, Aric moves away from the books. He keeps watch while the others read.
Feeling slightly nauseous, Aric moves away from the books. He keeps watch while the others read.
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He will also look for any similarities in the tome that might suggest what has happened to the temple of Lunia and why it is now seemingly deserted, perhaps a clue as to what happened to the clergy that dwelled here on in ages past.
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Osprey
Unless he meets objections, Osprey claims the demon banishment ritual material for study. This is the menace that frightens him the most though privately the fascination at this new twisted hall in the arcane universe is there as well.
Unless he meets objections, Osprey claims the demon banishment ritual material for study. This is the menace that frightens him the most though privately the fascination at this new twisted hall in the arcane universe is there as well.
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Yon will take the The Tome of Unrest for study, as well as Declarations of Her Celestial Majesty for meditation.
Yon will then examine the statues.
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Yon will then examine the statues.
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Osprey
Utilizing his parchment, charcoal, and tracing paper, Osprey copies down text and traces symbols and diagrams as needed to assist his study (and to save for later).
Utilizing his parchment, charcoal, and tracing paper, Osprey copies down text and traces symbols and diagrams as needed to assist his study (and to save for later).
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Aric paces the room. The barbarian pauses at the side of one of the statues, opens his loin clote and pisses on the statue while muttering something under his breath.
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The ancient books are gathered and mulled over by the mages and priest.
Wil wonders if any clues may be contained within the Declarations of Her Celestial Majesty, and while referencing the holy book, Yon comes upon a colored plate portraying a pair of doors in the likeness of slumbering eyes. A familiar riddle is written on the doors' archway:
Stand before the doors of sleep;
Sound the horn in sequence three;
Solve the crooked question, and
All will be revealed as planned.
Flipping through the book on demihuman deities, Morris turns to the back and notices something odd. His hand slides over the inside of the back cover, and it feels as if something might be sealed within.
Hex reads aloud from the Book of Unrest. The revelations are most disturbing yet may prove helpful should the party encounter more undead in their future endeavors.
Kragg patrols the landing and the top of the stairs that plummet into darkness. Normally the dwarf would feel quite at home in the subterranean depths, but this place exudes a feeling of evil, a feeling that something watches and waits. He notices the tracks in the dust continue to descend into the darkness below.
Yon finishes with the tome and makes his way to inspect the statues. To his chagrin, he notices they have been defaced. Gems that once adorned the god and goddess have been pried away, and blasphemous runes have been etched into the cheeks and foreheads of the statuary.
Osprey collects the book on demonology and begins taking notes on the eldritch contents contained therein.
Aric grows exasperated with the intellectuals' preoccupation with reading and opens his pack to admire his loot. He spies the gold and silver chalices, the ruby gleaned from the belly of the giant constrictor, and the fist-sized emerald he retrieved with the help of the wily Phineas. He palms the emerald, and suddenly the alluring song of wenching and wine calls to the northman. He summarily urinates on the statues, exits the chamber, and takes his leave of the Monastery at Dimwater.
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Wil wonders if any clues may be contained within the Declarations of Her Celestial Majesty, and while referencing the holy book, Yon comes upon a colored plate portraying a pair of doors in the likeness of slumbering eyes. A familiar riddle is written on the doors' archway:
Stand before the doors of sleep;
Sound the horn in sequence three;
Solve the crooked question, and
All will be revealed as planned.
Flipping through the book on demihuman deities, Morris turns to the back and notices something odd. His hand slides over the inside of the back cover, and it feels as if something might be sealed within.
Hex reads aloud from the Book of Unrest. The revelations are most disturbing yet may prove helpful should the party encounter more undead in their future endeavors.
Kragg patrols the landing and the top of the stairs that plummet into darkness. Normally the dwarf would feel quite at home in the subterranean depths, but this place exudes a feeling of evil, a feeling that something watches and waits. He notices the tracks in the dust continue to descend into the darkness below.
Yon finishes with the tome and makes his way to inspect the statues. To his chagrin, he notices they have been defaced. Gems that once adorned the god and goddess have been pried away, and blasphemous runes have been etched into the cheeks and foreheads of the statuary.
Osprey collects the book on demonology and begins taking notes on the eldritch contents contained therein.
Aric grows exasperated with the intellectuals' preoccupation with reading and opens his pack to admire his loot. He spies the gold and silver chalices, the ruby gleaned from the belly of the giant constrictor, and the fist-sized emerald he retrieved with the help of the wily Phineas. He palms the emerald, and suddenly the alluring song of wenching and wine calls to the northman. He summarily urinates on the statues, exits the chamber, and takes his leave of the Monastery at Dimwater.
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Hex looks up from his reading and watches the barbarian wander away. We seem to be dropping like flies yes yes yes! the illusionist sighs.
Upon being told about the riddle and the door of eyes the halfling becomes ever more excited. We seem to be getting closer to our destination hmmmm yes yes indeedy!
Upon being told about the riddle and the door of eyes the halfling becomes ever more excited. We seem to be getting closer to our destination hmmmm yes yes indeedy!
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Kragg returns to the room where everyone is reading "Either we're going in the right direction or things are going very wrong but something tells me what lies below is quite evil, not sure if we all aught to follow in the steps of the Big one and Phin or not..."
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Wil
"While down could indeed be a source of evil - perhaps it is righteous for us to banish that evil and return this holy shrine to it's former Light?"
"While down could indeed be a source of evil - perhaps it is righteous for us to banish that evil and return this holy shrine to it's former Light?"
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Morris raises his brow and smiles as he settles down at the table and carefully works free the endpapers of the book with the blade of his dagger.
mmmhmm. Look what we have here...
mmmhmm. Look what we have here...
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Yon scowls at Aric's antics. When he leaves, Yon murmurs a prayer,Please Lord of Light, watch my companion as he makes his way and melt his icy heart with the blessed Heat of Your Light.
He wishes he could restore the statuary. And he ponders the riddle. Have we a horn? He thinks back.
Do we have a horn? I don't recall one but then again I am the third Yon
He wishes he could restore the statuary. And he ponders the riddle. Have we a horn? He thinks back.
Do we have a horn? I don't recall one but then again I am the third Yon

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Osprey
Osprey looks up from his study at the sound of spattering urine then looks around incredulously. The statue? Really? Remember what happened with the last one? As Aric walks off the elf shakes his head, I only hope we have the strength to meet and best the evil when we do find it.
Osprey looks up from his study at the sound of spattering urine then looks around incredulously. The statue? Really? Remember what happened with the last one? As Aric walks off the elf shakes his head, I only hope we have the strength to meet and best the evil when we do find it.
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Kragg "I too fear that our number has dwindled down a bit we did gain a fellow to help but we lost our mighty warrior and a carnival ringmaster of sorts. Not to mention the fallen we have had in getting here. As for the horn I still have the horn I found." the dwarf holds the horn up for Yon to see.
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"If good people won’t do the hard things, evil people will always win, because evil people will do anything."
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Yes, Kragg has a horn that was found in the watchtower. It bears the same riddle that is contained in the book.
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Brass bound horn inscribed with a riddle (Kragg):Mant72 wrote:Yes, Kragg has a horn that was found in the watchtower. It bears the same riddle that is contained in the book.
Stand before the doors of sleep;
Sound the horn in sequence three;
Solve the crooked question, and
All will be revealed as planned.
“All men did have darkness. Some wore it in the form of horns. Some bore it invisibly as rot in their souls.”
― Paul S. Kemp, Shadowbred
"If good people won’t do the hard things, evil people will always win, because evil people will do anything."
― Paul S. Kemp, Twilight Falling
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― Paul S. Kemp, Shadowbred
"If good people won’t do the hard things, evil people will always win, because evil people will do anything."
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Morris carefully cuts into the back cover of the book, and sealed within he finds a folded parchment. He delicately removes the fragile paper, and unfolds it to find a map covered with faded runes. Being fluent in Dwarvish, Morris recognizes some of the characters, but the script is so ancient that the majority of the glyphs elude him.
He is only able to decipher three words: "Dwarven", "Treasure", and "Shame."
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He is only able to decipher three words: "Dwarven", "Treasure", and "Shame."
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Kragg being a dwarf walks over to Morris "Let me take a look there I am a dwarf you know perhaps I can figure more of that out for you Morris."
“All men did have darkness. Some wore it in the form of horns. Some bore it invisibly as rot in their souls.”
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"If good people won’t do the hard things, evil people will always win, because evil people will do anything."
― Paul S. Kemp, Twilight Falling
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― Paul S. Kemp, Shadowbred
"If good people won’t do the hard things, evil people will always win, because evil people will do anything."
― Paul S. Kemp, Twilight Falling