Danos helps search the fallen.

[Private to Narrator: 17:39, Today: Danos rolled 11 using 3d6.  Search 14.]

In reply to Kirpich Rockson (msg # 928):

The horse bucks when you withdraw the arrow, and Oren can barely hold it down.

Ludmilla had a cheap knife, a cheap bow and 10 standard arrows. Her ruined leather armor once had some kind of insignia.
In a stained cloth pouch tucked into her shirt which contains the gold clasp of a cloak, set with a polished cabuchon piece of amber.
She also had 10 copper coins in a pouch with basics.

Stavros had a small fine knife with a staghorn hilt tucked into the back of his belt. He otherwise has two large cheap knives, a cheap shortsword and a wooden handled twine garrote. He also had 10 copper coins.

The coins are all Aralaise.

Pierre groans and Osvaldo makes a faint gurgling sound.
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In reply to Narrator (msg # 930):

Once the horse is healed, Kirpich will return to Kalvo, who he healed earlier.

Syvanus takes the arrows, the clasp, the fine knife  that Danos found and gives the cheap stuff to the pile Oren is collecting. He looks at the garrote, grimaces in distaste and gives that to Oren's pile too.  He makes sure Oren knows of the clasp and the knife.

He also takes the 20 Aralaise coins from the bandits, after telling Oren.
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"What should we do with the injured?" Danos asks.

In reply to Danos (msg # 933):

"Question them. Who sent them? What were they after? I believe Ludmilla worked as part of the guild, right?"

In reply to Kirpich Rockson (msg # 934):

"Ludmilla, Stavros, Peytor, and their missing friend Grigor were all Shevnian bandits, maybe former military.

Kalvo and his prole were all guild members, except for the spellcaster. Did you see the horse Grigor rode off on? I am pretty sure that it was dead."

Will it give out without the necromancer?

In reply to Oren (msg # 935):

"Yeah, so we have two guys that got away, the bandit on the undead horse and the skinchanger, and I am glad the necromancer was not one of them. Who sent them though? Who else will they send?"
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"And how do we get out of here as quickly as possible with the loot?"

"We can pack everything on the horses, lock the prisoners up in the tomb below us and get out of here. We should be able to move fairly quickly with everything on the horses."

In reply to Stringfellow Hill (msg # 939):

"And let the prisoners go free to attack us again? No, they should face justice."

"I'm leaning towards our good priest's way of thinking, unless any of them can give us a compelling reason why they are worth more to us alive."

I am little inclined to judge others ... take their foot wear, they can follow on bare feet.

In reply to Syvanus (msg # 942):

"Or just take them and put them at the courts mercy."

Then we have the risk of them all the way back, thorough unfriendly territory.

In reply to Syvanus (msg # 944):

"Agreed. I say we kill them here or leave them without boots and sealed in the tomb, but not bring them with us unless they have something extremely valuable that we cannot extract here."

In reply to Danos (msg # 945):

"I can entomb them in the earth for safekeeping, though it may take a little time. Perhaps you should interrogate them first."

Give them a way out... with some work.

In reply to Syvanus (msg # 947):

"No, as I understand, entombment will hold them in suspended animation until we can return with troops to arrest them. They should face justice, because it sound like we are not their first victims.

Is someone planning to interrogate them?"

Danos has no skill with interrogation, but walks over to them (once they have been secured) and demands:

"Who sent you after us, and what was your purpose here?"

Stringfellow leans in close, with a cold glare. "I suggest you answer the questions."

He spits on the ground nearby. "Otherwise it will go worse for you."

[Private to GM:
20:19, Today: Stringfellow Hill rolled 13 using 3d6.  Interrogation 13.
20:21, Today: Stringfellow Hill rolled 8 using 3d6.  Intimidation 13.]

In reply to Stringfellow Hill (msg # 950):

Pierre,the only conscious one of the three barely living survivors,grimaces in pain.
"Get this horse off of me."

Osvaldo looks to have a broken neck, and Kalvo has a few arrows in him and a really bad broken femur. Neither of them are walking anywhere, and uou cannot judge Pierre's wounds while the horse is on him.

The necromancer, Ludmilla, Stavros, and Peytor are all dead, Monorirh escaped but looked bdly wounded, Grigor was uninjured,but ran off on the necromancer's dead horse.

In reply to Pierre (msg # 951):

Were there not more of them?

Kirpich will assist in moving the horse if someone else will guard. He will ask Chunky to help...the horse is dead, right?

No, just asleep I believe... all you have to do is try and stop it from stepping on him to hard.