Azrael looks carefully to see where these brats may be...






[Private to GM: Honestly, no, I hadn't even thoughtof doing such... new at this sort of Character. One learns by doing  ;-)   Let me read up on it a bit.]

In reply to Narrator (msg # 732):

Sorry, but far end is a relative term, as I think Christine and Jednessa were just headed to the far end, right?

Edit: To where the other entrance was.
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In reply to Christine Bjorn (msg # 734):

That being, the case, you are getting close to the sounds. Do either of you have a candle?

OOC:

Narrator:

That being, the case, you are getting close to the sounds. Do either of you have a candle?

Not as far as I can tell from reading the thread.  Azrael and Stenet both took a candle (declared actions) but neither have lit them.  Indeed only Dareos has lit a candle so far.

In reply to Jednesa (msg # 736):

Christine just has a fireball. Not very compatible with a candle...

OOC:

Christine Bjorn:

Christine just has a fireball. Not very compatible with a candle...

You got Create Fire though right?  Just light up a hex and light it off of that in an emergency... or just you know, light up the whole room.  Bound set a candle going... ;)

Malga'mar maintains his position and scans the room for signs of an enemy.


OOC: Wait - attack with the staff if something comes within range

In reply to Malga'Mar (msg # 739):

Haskel steps over to a barrel.
"Help me lift this thing so the flat end is up. I have an idea that might cut down on the pyrotechnics."

In reply to Haskell the crafty (msg # 740):

"Chris, please assist Haskell."

In reply to Christine Bjorn (msg # 741):

The golem flips the barrel onto its base. Haskell draws his crowbar, and with a bit of thumping, opens the cask, releasing a heavy smell of vinegar.

"I doubt they explode if they drown."

"From what I know, you'll just get soaked in vinegar when it blows up.  But I've never seen one drown.  So it might work."

In reply to Stenet Fjall (msg # 743):

A sneeze comes from the next aisle over.

In reply to offspring (msg # 744):

Christine looks over to see if she can see the source of the sneeze...

[Private to GM: Rolled Perception...]
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Jednesa will likewise look around.



OOC:  22:20, Today: Jednesa rolled 12 using 3d6.  Per 7.  Looking for sneezey.

On the plus side she ignores all darkness penalties...

In reply to Christine Bjorn (msg # 745):

Creeping up behind Jednesa is a doombrat, clutching a rusty knife, and oozing something foul and viscous from all of the holes in its head.

In reply to offspring (msg # 747):

"BEHIND YOU, 'NESSA!"

She flings the fireball in her hand for emphasis...

[Private to GM: Rolled 9 under attack skill, 3 damage.]

In reply to Christine Bjorn (msg # 748):

The brat from hell is bounced back and is burning, but intact.

In reply to offspring (msg # 749):

"Into the barrel with it Jednesa!"

Turning, Jednesa makes a grab for the Doomchild.


OOC:  13:07, Today: Jednesa rolled 10 using 3d6.  Attack, Wrestling 16, grab at Doomchild.

In reply to Jednesa (msg # 751):

Jednesa has a firm grip on its burning  arm, all that needs doing is to get it in the barrel and hold it down...

Dx-2 to dunk it, st three times to hold it under...

She drags it over to the barrel, submerges it, and easily holds it's feeble, struggling, child-like form under the vinegar.



16:10, Today: Jednesa rolled 10 using 3d6.  DX-2, 12, for the dunk.

16:10, Today: Jednesa rolled 6, 11, 12 using 3d6,3d6,3d6.  ST 30 to hold it under.

Malga'mar maintains his position and keeps an eye out for added threats.

OOC: wait... attack with the staff if an enemy gets close

In reply to Jednesa (msg # 753):

I watch with interest as Jednesa drowns the child-sized creature.  Somewhat distracted from watching my area for a moment.

In reply to Dareos Madrigar (msg # 755):

Christine creates another fireball, keeping an eye around her.

[Private to GM: Rolled 8 under skill to create fireball, 3 under perception keeping an eye around me.]

In reply to Christine Bjorn (msg # 756):

After a few moments of thrashing, the doombrat goes limp in the ogress' hands.


Meanqhile, another set of violent sneezes can be heard from between barrels a few yards away.