In reply to Goran the Marked (msg # 490):

The weapon is a blunt tipped bloadsword, miraculously free of rust, although the leather wrapping of the handle could be replaced. The runes say "krvotok" which means bloodletter.

[Private to Narrator: krvotok is both penetrating and pussiant, and fine.
(DR/2, +2 damage) It is worth $12000, or is saleable for $4800]
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"Hograth, Urrun, would either of you make use of this? Looks to be magical, but I am not skilled in the ways of edged weapons."

I can use... what it does?

In reply to Urrun (msg # 493):

"I prefer axes. Anything else around here?"

He says, checking the other slorn and around them.

In reply to Urrun (msg # 493):

Goran gingerly hands the blade to Urrun. "If its inscription is to be believed it Lets Blood. But magical blades of any kind are useful against magically protected undead, so it is good we have someone who can wield it."

In reply to Goran the Marked (msg # 495):

There are no other weapons in the pen where the undead slorn was killed.
The door at the end remains unopened.

In reply to Narrator (msg # 496):

Hograth will check the other slorn and their pens for any valuables before opening anything. How many unopened entrances are there?

In reply to Hograth Podkarmen (msg # 497):

There are two pens with dead slorn, and a small door at the end of the long room. You cannot see much in the pens with the dead slorns, excepting for the clutch of eggs.
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In reply to Narrator (msg # 498):

Hograth will seek to open the pens, check the slorns stamachs (carefully) and take the eggs.

In reply to Hograth Podkarmen (msg # 499):

After some work gutting the slorn, (This leaves you spattered with gore and very fragrant), you find some partially digested human remains, including a curved silver knife blade a handful of coin, and a smakk ri g of keys.

In another, you find the remains of several rats, and a foot and a span long tapered rod of what seems to be carved ivory.

You have four eggs, about 10lbs each.

In reply to Narrator (msg # 500):

Hograth will gather the silver knife blade, the keys, coin and ivory rod, as well as the eggs before leaving...

What exits are there again?

We gonna eat eggs?

In reply to Urrun (msg # 502):

"Sell them, I am thinking..."

In reply to Hograth Podkarmen (msg # 503):

And this leaves only the small door unchecked.

Urrun points at it, then moves near it and smells, then listens by the small door...



[Private to GM:  13:56, Today: Urrun rolled 11 using 3d6.  Smell. Made by 2
13:55, Today: Urrun rolled 10 using 3d6.  Hearing. Made by 3]

In reply to Urrun (msg # 505):

There is no sound from beyond the door, but a faint smell of indence and old man sweat, faintly underscored by old fish.

"What say you, Urrun? Should we go through?" Goran asks.

No sound, smell incense and old man ... and fish ... old fish.

Goran prepares to open it, once Hograth's crossbow is ready.

Urrun stands back with his axe ready.

In reply to Urrun (msg # 510):

You rip the door open, which conveniently is not barred, and reveal a dormitory. Several fishy smelling sepia robes hang beside the empty bedrolls. A large table is at one end of the room, abd there are two more doors at the far end. There look to be about twenty ratty bedrolls.
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In reply to Narrator (msg # 511):

Hograth, having readied his crossbow, frowns at what he sees.

"Urrun, do you want to quickly search through them while I cover the door, then, when you are satisfied there is noting of value in the room, you can open the door?"

Goran moves to listen at one of the doors while Hograth covers him.

Urrun moves to listen at the far doors and sniff as well, then, if nothing alerts him, he methodically goes through the bed rolls and anything else that might hold something... he checks under mattresses as well.


[Private to GM:  12:12, Today: Urrun rolled 11 using 3d6.  Perception. by 2 for hearing, 3 for smell
12:12, Today: Urrun rolled 12 using 3d6.  scrounging. Don't have search, but this is close ... Skill is 12 ]

In reply to Urrun (msg # 514):

The table has about a dozen poorly washed bowls that have not had food, presumably a stew containing root vegetables, oions, and salt pork, in about a week.

The bedrolls contain little, but Urrun does find a small wooden cross on a broken thong. It seems ill made, as though it could come apart easily.
This message was last edited by the GM at 18:29, Wed 22 Aug 2018.