In reply to Stenet Fjall (msg # 182):

Haskel gives a low whistle looking out at the words spelled
Oout of fire wood.
"Now that is a non-verb pairing I haven't   seen before. Someone has a filthy mind."
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"I'm a licensed exorcist, but these are rituals that can take days to accomplish," Azrael said. "If we find any such possessed, save them if we can, but leave their spiritual rescue to the church."

In reply to Azrael (msg # 184):

"Right. Chris, would you please move some of this wood back into the building? We can use it tonight, after we have dealt with the disgusting perpetrators."

In reply to Christine Bjorn (msg # 185):

There is a distant, creepy giggle.

The door to the sacristy is still partly open.

In reply to offspring (msg # 186):

"Lets start by finishing the Sacristy, but lets lock the Refractory before we leave."

In reply to Christine Bjorn (msg # 187):

"I am definitely for leaving this building as empty as
 possible, so we can spit any of these damned exploding toddlers"

In reply to Haskell the crafty (msg # 188):

"Agreed"

Once the Refractory is locked, Christine will create a fireball and head over to the Sacristy.

[Private to GM: Rolled 4 under skill to create fireball.]

OOC:  And just how are we doing that?

In reply to Jednesa (msg # 190):

Is there a lock on the door, or do we need to use magic?

Malga'mar quietly stands.  He observes the others and listens to the conversation as he holds his ornate staff to his ear and nods.

In reply to Malga'Mar (msg # 192):

The refrectory  has no lock.the main doors are braced with benches and tables, the kutchen door coukd be barricaded from the outside with firewood.

"Malga'Mar, can you do your woogie-woo on both doors like you did the main doors last night?  Keep the abominations out of our stuff while we finish hunting them down."
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Malga'mar lowers his ornate staff from his ear.

"It is within my ability," he says as he nods his head.

"The spell would hold for six hours. . .  or until the door were destroyed."

In reply to Malga'Mar (msg # 195):

"That's a good start. We can check the building when we return."

In reply to Christine Bjorn (msg # 196):

 "We could break for lunch and do a recast after."

Malga'mar approaches the doors and repeats the somatic movements seen during the previous casting of his spell; casting upon the doors.



OOC: The double doors again or different doors?


[Private to GM: OOC: Malga'Mar rolled 13 using 3d6.  Magelock IQ/H (15).]
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In reply to Malga'Mar (msg # 198):

Once he is finished, Christine urges them to clear out the next nearest building, the sacristy?

Malga'Mar:

OOC: The double doors again or different doors?

OOC:  Stenet had recommended both the double doors and the kitchen's outside door, thus no way (that we know of) to get in aside from the windows.

In reply to Stenet Fjall (msg # 200):

The double doors being barricaded with several hundred pounds of furniture, Malga'Mar has magelocked the kitchen door. The window shutters were latched closed.

In reply to Narrator (msg # 201):

So, on to the sacristy to finish there?

In reply to Christine Bjorn (msg # 202):

The sacristy, entered by a small door, is a small 3 x 4 yard room adjacent to the dias with the altar within the chapel. There are a number of wooden cabinets, locked and with rude things crudely carved over
a simple marquetry Inlay that might have had symbols of the trifold god.

In reply to Narrator (msg # 203):

"Must be something there they can't destroy. Lets find it, and ensure there are no more exits."

In reply to Christine Bjorn (msg # 204):

"I'm not good with locks. I do have a crowbar."

In reply to Christine Bjorn (msg # 204):

"I can help with locks once I know there are no traps..."

In reply to Christine Bjorn (msg # 206):

"It looks clear to me, although that was Molag's thing."