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Delith: The Beginning.

Posted by Ron, The DMFor group 0
Ron, The DM
GM, 285 posts
Thu 1 Nov 2012
at 22:31
  • msg #1

Delith: The Beginning


The trolls are in full retreat which is the good news; but then you can start to see the carnage.  Bodies of dwarves, elves, men and trolls lie strewn around the crater.  You can also see that there are 2 less mages still standing and 1 cleric.  It appears Art is beginning to heal who he can.

You start to take it all in again when your attention is taken by a figure who just popped into existance.  It is a man, standing a little over 6'.  He wears black robes and has a belt off which hang 2 swords, 1 short, the other long.  He has long red hair, tied into a braid behind him.  His eyes are green and piercing and he surveys the surroundings with a sad face.

He looks at all of you in turn with a slight smile.  Last he looks upon Aztar, with a larger smile, you can see Aztar recognizes him.  "I see you are well my friend." he turns back to the rest of you.  "Hello Shorty, you've looked better."

"I am Dualis, and we have triumphed!"

Actions?

--DM2
Shorty
player, 182 posts
Thu 1 Nov 2012
at 23:27
  • msg #2

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 1): "Hello Shorty, you've looked better."

Shorty continues to sit on the ground and stares up a Dualis.  "H'lo Dull-is.  Las time you helps fight king n we lose.  Dis time, I fight by self n lose.  Next time, you fights by self an me watch.  Den we sees if you looks good."  Shorty looks around the battlefield and then asks, "Where troll go Dull-is?  Hows come me not be dead?  Me only hits one time dis fight.  King stronger den afore."
This message was last edited by the player at 00:17, Fri 02 Nov 2012.
Warwick
player, 278 posts
Thu 1 Nov 2012
at 23:53
  • msg #3

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 1):

"Aye, Lord, but the cost.  Then again, whoever intervened at the last moment saved a lot more lives.  Was that ye?"
Ron, The DM
GM, 287 posts
Fri 2 Nov 2012
at 01:07
  • msg #4

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Shorty (msg # 2):

Dualis: "Actually we won that first time Shorty, he retreated.  One troll king would be a nice little warm up for me, maybe next time.  I'll make sure you get a front row seat.  So, how is baby doing?"

--DM2
Ron, The DM
GM, 288 posts
Fri 2 Nov 2012
at 01:20
  • msg #5

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Warwick (msg # 3):

"Actually I cannot take credit for this one.  It was an off worlder, he cast a spell of extraordinary power.  The spell actually went thru time and limited the trolls production so their numbers are far less.
We were facing tens of thousands of trolls surrounding Delith and numerous troll kings.  Hon called on Teth to intercede; which he did but it was Pelin's spell that caused what you saw.  Pelin is a mage from another world.  The spell actually killed him; but Hon was able to bring him back.  It appears you did well here, considering."

--DM2
Aztar
player, 147 posts
An Alchemist happy in his
lab and the world (Todd)
Fri 2 Nov 2012
at 03:10
  • msg #6

Re: Delith: The Beginning

'Hello Dualis.  it is good to see you.  I had wondered if you were somehow connected to what just happened.'

'That is an staggering amount of power to accomplish such a feat.  Altering time is no small matter and I worry what other consequences may come from such an action.   How many things in this world will have changed by having less trolls?'

'Also, if time was altered, how is it we remember when there were more trolls and the actions of those that no longer exist still apply such as Shorty's injuries?'

Warwick
player, 279 posts
Fri 2 Nov 2012
at 04:07
  • msg #7

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 5):

"I know of Hon, Lord, as I know of ye.  But, until today, I'd never met any of ye.  We lost one of our own, though.  Morteft.  He says ye and Teke owe him.  Aztar believes he's alive, but I can't reach him through our mindlink.  Can ye find him?*
Shorty
player, 183 posts
Fri 2 Nov 2012
at 10:19
  • msg #8

Re: Delith: The Beginning

Dualis: "Actually we won that first time Shorty, he retreated.  One troll king would be a nice little warm up for me, maybe next time.  I'll make sure you get a front row seat.  So, how is baby doing?"

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 5):

Shorty shrugs.   "Win fight hurts lots me tink.  Baby being good.  Him give me hug when sleepin me tink."  Shorty pauses for a second holds up his hand and then asks. "Dull-is know how fix glove?  Funny cloud break glove.  Neber see cloud dat fight afore."
Ron, The DM
GM, 289 posts
Fri 2 Nov 2012
at 20:55
  • msg #9

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Aztar (msg # 6):

Dualis: "Quite right, a huge amount of power.  The consequences are still to be seen but in actuality I talked him out of a genocide spell.  The trolls are around, still a threat but to a lesser degree. Gargaragoth is still around but should be easier to vanquish.
   I have made a great study of time lately and the best I can explain it is simply, think of it as two separate realities that have briefly intersected, so you still have the experience and the results but they as well as we have moved on and the paths no longer cross."

--DM2
Warwick
player, 280 posts
Fri 2 Nov 2012
at 21:15
  • msg #10

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 9):

Warwick shakes his head.  "I've read papers postulating a multiverse approach to time.  Do ye think those theories are correct, then?"
Ron, The DM
GM, 290 posts
Fri 2 Nov 2012
at 21:28
  • msg #11

Re: Delith: The Beginning


Dualis:"Ah, Warwick is it, just call me Dualis, no need for formality.  As far as Morteft, yes he is alive.  On Acheron actually, pretty dull place unless you like orcs and goblins."


Warwick:
In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 5):

"I know of Hon, Lord, as I know of ye.  But, until today, I'd never met any of ye.  We lost one of our own, though.  Morteft.  He says ye and Teke owe him.  Aztar believes he's alive, but I can't reach him through our mindlink.  Can ye find him?*


--DM2
This message was last edited by the GM at 21:29, Fri 02 Nov 2012.
Ron, The DM
GM, 291 posts
Fri 2 Nov 2012
at 21:34
  • msg #12

Re: Delith: The Beginning


Dualis: "Sorry Shorty, I cannot fix the glove by myself, there is probably a way to re-power it; but you would be better off not to do so.  It was evil and would eventually cause you to hurt the ones you care about.  As far as the cloud, you are right, most clouds don't fight back.  But it was no cloud, it was an Avatar."


Shorty:
Dualis: "Actually we won that first time Shorty, he retreated.  One troll king would be a nice little warm up for me, maybe next time.  I'll make sure you get a front row seat.  So, how is baby doing?"

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 5):

Shorty shrugs.   "Win fight hurts lots me tink.  Baby being good.  Him give me hug when sleepin me tink."  Shorty pauses for a second holds up his hand and then asks. "Dull-is know how fix glove?  Funny cloud break glove.  Neber see cloud dat fight afore."


--DM2
Ron, The DM
GM, 292 posts
Fri 2 Nov 2012
at 21:40
  • msg #13

Re: Delith: The Beginning


Dualis looks quizzically at Warwick: "Really?  Papers by whom?  But if you refer to an infinite number of time streams or alternate realities, uncountably infinite actually.  No, no I do not."


Warwick:
In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 9):

Warwick shakes his head.  "I've read papers postulating a multiverse approach to time.  Do ye think those theories are correct, then?"

Warwick
player, 281 posts
Fri 2 Nov 2012
at 22:34
  • msg #14

Re: Delith: The Beginning

Ron, The DM:
Dualis looks quizzically at Warwick: "Really?  Papers by whom?  But if you refer to an infinite number of time streams or alternate realities, uncountably infinite actually.  No, no I do not."


Warwick:
In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 9):

Warwick shakes his head.  "I've read papers postulating a multiverse approach to time.  Do ye think those theories are correct, then?"


Warwick grins.  "Ah, Lo..  Dualis, what do ye most dwarf mages do?  When they ain't adventuring, they're at the bar, drinking and writing.  As a dwarven debater, it's me job to keep current on their latest fads.  I can't say I understand it all, but I know enough to debate it.  As far as the authors, there's Tegmark, Everett and a few others I can't remember."
Shorty
player, 184 posts
Fri 2 Nov 2012
at 22:48
  • msg #15

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 12):

Shorty shakes his head.  "Glove just be glove.  Not makes do nuttin.  Not be ebil.  Jes like baby not be ebil.  All ken do good ting if people lets.  Glove let Shorty do lotta good ting.  Keep Shorty libin so ken protect."  Shorty pauses for a second and then asks, "What be a vator?"
Aztar
player, 148 posts
An Alchemist happy in his
lab and the world (Todd)
Fri 2 Nov 2012
at 23:22
  • msg #16

Re: Delith: The Beginning

'Where is Acheron?  I was able to scry him just barely but couldn't open a portal to pull him back.'

'An Avatar?  Well,,that certainly explains the power it had, but why did it serve a troll?  I've never heard of an avatar in service to anyone before.'

'Oh,,and what of the trolls times?  I saw them in a cave but couldn't get to them.  The king took Rigel and entrapped him and I need to free him.'

Ron, The DM
GM, 293 posts
Sat 3 Nov 2012
at 00:56
  • msg #17

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Warwick (msg # 14):

Dualis: "Ah well, I don't keep up with the tavern talk as much anymore."

--DM2
Ron, The DM
GM, 294 posts
Sat 3 Nov 2012
at 01:09
  • msg #18

Re: Delith: The Beginning

Aztar:
'Where is Acheron?  I was able to scry him just barely but couldn't open a portal to pull him back.'

'An Avatar?  Well,,that certainly explains the power it had, but why did it serve a troll?  I've never heard of an avatar in service to anyone before.'

'Oh,,and what of the trolls times?  I saw them in a cave but couldn't get to them.  The king took Rigel and entrapped him and I need to free him.'


Dualis: "Acheron is one of the lower planes, home to some of the orc and goblin gods.  A desolate and barren place.  I can get you there to help Morteft find his way home.  I can't get an exact fix on him as I believe there is a war going on and the powers have dampened magic in the area.
    The Avatar was there more as an observer.  It was aiding one of the sides of the war more or less to assess strengths and weaknesses.  I believe you've been warned about him, he is Set.  Evil personified.  I would hazard a guess that it de-powered Shorty's glove, because he knew it's final phase and would not stand the presence of another power.
   As far as Rigel, he is in a cave; but not of troll making.  The orb is back where the troll king found it.  In an area made by those of the Golden Era of Delith.  He is trapped in one of the Orbs of Dragonkind.  An artifact of great power that all dragons fear."

--DM2
Ron, The DM
GM, 295 posts
Sat 3 Nov 2012
at 01:16
  • msg #19

Re: Delith: The Beginning

Shorty:
In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 12):

Shorty shakes his head.  "Glove just be glove.  Not makes do nuttin.  Not be ebil.  Jes like baby not be ebil.  All ken do good ting if people lets.  Glove let Shorty do lotta good ting.  Keep Shorty libin so ken protect."  Shorty pauses for a second and then asks, "What be a vator?"


Dualis:"That is the real danger with evil Shorty, evil will do good when it is for their benefit, part of their plan.  An evil man will do good things for his son; but he is not good because of it he is still evil.  I remember this story about a ring of great power and evil.  The wearer could do much good with it and the ring kept him safe.  But eventually the ring turned his heart black and all his good deeds became tools to enslave others."

--DM2
Warwick
player, 282 posts
Sat 3 Nov 2012
at 01:25
  • msg #20

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 18):

"We need to rescue Morteft, but we're not in any condition to so at the moment, Dualis.  We need to tend to the wounded here.  Can ye tell if Morteft is safe at the moment?"

He turns to Aztar.  "And what we do we do about the dragon?  I hate to think of him trapped in an orb, but we can't rescue both at the same time."
Warwick
player, 283 posts
Sat 3 Nov 2012
at 01:29
  • msg #21

Re: Delith: The Beginning

Ron, The DM:
In reply to Warwick (msg # 14):

Dualis: "Ah well, I don't keep up with the tavern talk as much anymore."

--DM2


Warwick chuckles.  "From what I've heard about ye, it's no wonder.  Ye're all over the place trying to plug the dike with lots of fingers."
Aztar
player, 149 posts
An Alchemist happy in his
lab and the world (Todd)
Sat 3 Nov 2012
at 01:50
  • msg #22

Re: Delith: The Beginning

Aztar stood silently pondering the situation for several minutes before speaking, 'I don't believe it would serve anyone for me to travel to a lower plane that is mostly consumed by war.  It makes more sense for me to remain here and figure out a way to power a portal to reach him and whomever goes after him.'

'As for Rigel, I'm uncertain what will happen to him once the window of how long he's allowed to remain outside of his figurine has passed.  But, either way, I intend to start searching for the cave I saw and obtain the orb and free him from it.  His relationship with the figurine was something he was comfortable with whereas I'm certain being in the orb can lead to nothing positive.'

Warwick
player, 284 posts
Sat 3 Nov 2012
at 02:35
  • msg #23

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Aztar (msg # 22):

Warwick looks up at Aztar in disbelief.  "And so Shorty and I go alone?  That sounds like a recipe for disaster lad.  I think we need a better plan."
Aztar
player, 150 posts
An Alchemist happy in his
lab and the world (Todd)
Sat 3 Nov 2012
at 03:06
  • msg #24

Re: Delith: The Beginning

Aztar looks Perplexed at Warwick's comment, 'I'm unsure what you think my going to Acheron would accomplish to help Morteft.  If magic has been dampened there, it makes more sense to work the problem from the outside where I have significantly more resources to work with.'

'I have an extremely good understanding of planar physics and many items and research materials at my disposal.  The problem is that the powers that control the plane are restricting access and that may take weeks to work through and create a hole to get him out.'

'I'm honestly not sure what the best approach is at this time.   It's mostly a matter of figuring out if Morteft will be able to find a safe place to wait for us to figure out how to get him, or if we think he needs help to remain safe.'

Warwick
player, 285 posts
Sat 3 Nov 2012
at 03:24
  • msg #25

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Aztar (msg # 24):

Warwick shrugs.  "Your knowledge of planes would be useful in any trip there.  I don't think Shorty or I have any experience in traveling to other planes.  And a dwarf in a plane full of goblins and orcs is even worse than having a human there.  Of course, if magic is dampened there, Morteft's in a tough spot already.  He ain't much of a fighter."

He turns to Dualis.  "Can ye offer any guidance to getting Morteft back?  Aztar may be right that his talents are better suited to staying here and figuring things out, but sending me and Shorty there on our own ain't a great idea either."
Ron, The DM
GM, 296 posts
Sat 3 Nov 2012
at 10:18
  • msg #26

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Warwick (msg # 21):


Dualis: "Ah well, you know, the life of a arch-mage and all.  With Great Power comes Great Responsibility."

--DM2
Ron, The DM
GM, 297 posts
Sat 3 Nov 2012
at 10:37
  • msg #27

Re: Delith: The Beginning

Warwick:
In reply to Aztar (msg # 24):

He turns to Dualis.  "Can ye offer any guidance to getting Morteft back?  Aztar may be right that his talents are better suited to staying here and figuring things out, but sending me and Shorty there on our own ain't a great idea either."


Dualis just stands there and watches the interaction with a small smile, remembering times past.  Then Warwick questions, Dualis looks at him: "Yes, I can get you there."  he looks out over the crater.  "Excuse me for a moment."  he turns towards the fleeing trolls, many have clumped together.  Dualis launches what appears to be a fireball, which travels over 500 yards, the properties of the crater seem to have no affect.  It explodes, wiping out a large group of trolls.

"Sorry, I was waiting for them to group. Now then, I can get you to Acheron.  Probably within 50 miles of Morteft.  The magic field has been dampened but not eliminated, I believe 5th level spells and lower are possible."

--DM2
Ron, The DM
GM, 298 posts
Sat 3 Nov 2012
at 10:49
  • msg #28

Re: Delith: The Beginning

Aztar:
'I have an extremely good understanding of planar physics and many items and research materials at my disposal.  The problem is that the powers that control the plane are restricting access and that may take weeks to work through and create a hole to get him out.'
'I'm honestly not sure what the best approach is at this time.   It's mostly a matter of figuring out if Morteft will be able to find a safe place to wait for us to figure out how to get him, or if we think he needs help to remain safe.'


Dualis: "Aztar, I believe it would be of benefit for you to go with, for the reasons you state, your experience and knowledge.  The good thing is the area Morteft is at are governed by lesser powers, plus they are more concerned with their endless war.  Further I know you are concerned about Rigel and your friends here can help you 'free' him and I can help you get close to where he is located as well.  The quicker you get Morteft back, the quicker you can hep Rigel."

--DM2
Aztar
player, 152 posts
An Alchemist happy in his
lab and the world (Todd)
Sat 3 Nov 2012
at 15:14
  • msg #29

Re: Delith: The Beginning

Aztar watches as Dualis's magic works across the crater, 'Still keeping secrets I see? Even after all the work we've done together to understand the crater.  I'd really like to know how you managed to keep magic working here.'

He listens to what Dualis knows about Morteft,'I'm assuming if planar travel is restricted that I wouldn't be able to get to Tully's mansion and possibly not even my portable hole once I was there.  That would greatly reduce my effectiveness in helping get back out of Acheron.  I'm just not sure I'm seeing the value of me being trapped in a plane at war.'
Ron, The DM
GM, 300 posts
Sat 3 Nov 2012
at 16:33
  • msg #30

Re: Delith: The Beginning

Aztar:
Aztar watches as Dualis's magic works across the crater, 'Still keeping secrets I see? Even after all the work we've done together to understand the crater.  I'd really like to know how you managed to keep magic working here.'


Dualis: "Right, that was just a little demonstration and a test.  There was much going on here my friend that you are only slightly aware; so I will educate you.  First and foremost, I am a child of the Comet, the Seventh Sigil.  This is more than just a celestial phenomena on this world.  The comet actually radiates power and I am able to store some of it.  What I just did was to use some of that power to produce a spell like affect, it is not magic but pure energy.  It comes in handy sometimes.  That troll you saw at the center mound was kind of a child of the comet.  More on that later.  And then there is Joe, I have so much to tell you."


Aztar:
He listens to what Dualis knows about Morteft,'I'm assuming if planar travel is restricted that I wouldn't be able to get to Tully's mansion and possibly not even my portable hole once I was there.  That would greatly reduce my effectiveness in helping get back out of Acheron.  I'm just not sure I'm seeing the value of me being trapped in a plane at war.'


Dualis:"Your dimensional items should still work my friend, it is beyond their powers to limit those.  The plane is always at war, goblins vs orcs 24/7."

--DM2
Warwick
player, 287 posts
Sat 3 Nov 2012
at 17:08
  • msg #31

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 30):

"Aye, Joe, poor lad.  He's distraught over the lives he took in protecting himself."
Ron, The DM
GM, 301 posts
Sat 3 Nov 2012
at 17:20
  • msg #32

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Warwick (msg # 31):

Dualis:"Yes and then there is Joe.  In a similar way that I am able to store comet energy he seems to be able to store the radiation from the special glow rocks which I have had the opportunity to study and how I was able to create the Positrons.  Joe doesn't know how to control his power and I'm not sure how the power absorption works.  That is one of the things I would ask of you Aztar, if you could study this type of mineral more, the glow rock, and also to see what you can find out about Joe.  I will take him in and hopefully help him deal with his new power."

--DM2
Ron, The DM
GM, 302 posts
Sat 3 Nov 2012
at 17:35
  • msg #33

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 32):

Dualis: "Now back to the comet story.  In a sense I am responsible for this crater.  During it's last visit the Seventh Sigil was actually on a collision course with Delith.  I had to quickly become an expert on celestial mechanics in order to move the comet into a safe orbit around our star.  I actually had to study time travel as well since I had to go back in time so I would be able to incrementally move the comet.  On one of my push efforts a piece of the comet broke free and crashed to Delith, right there."  he points at the mound.

"That is actually a piece of the comet and it radiates some power.  I mentioned the troll was somewhat a child of the comet.  The troll king used magic to speed the birth so the child would arrive around the same time as the comet.  The child was born a little late but still had a small link with the comet.  The troll king used magic to mature the child quicker and then brought him here in the hopes he could bind with the comet fragment.  Aztar I believe you saw the result.  In the same way he could produce magical effects with the power from the fragment."

--DM2
Shorty
player, 185 posts
Sat 3 Nov 2012
at 19:41
  • msg #34

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Warwick (msg # 23):

Shorty groans and stands up.  "Me go, but me not be good fer fightin till sleeps fer while.  If'n glove still work, den me be ready go.  Me not gonna be ables fight much long no more.  Glove always makin Shorty hurts gone.  Now Shorty gots waits get all better.  Make me not so good fight."

Shorty listens a bit more and then adds.  In mornin, me ken go right to Morty guy.  Jes me, but sword ken take to rights place."
Aztar
player, 153 posts
An Alchemist happy in his
lab and the world (Todd)
Sat 3 Nov 2012
at 21:14
  • msg #35

Re: Delith: The Beginning

Aztar nodded, 'Yes.  I remember when the piece of the comet broke off and fell.  I was very close and one of the first to witness it.  I also remember that you are a child of the comet, but didn't realize that allowed you to channel pure energy.'

'As for the rocks, we've been studying them and figuring out how to safely handle them but haven't figured out how to tap the energy yet.  I came back because with the research we have, Silver was alto chart the positive and negative areas and we might at least figure out how to use the pockets of power to our advantage.'

'So, with Morteft, if they can't block me from the manor, doesn't that mean we could go there and use the mirror to get back to Delith?  After all, the manor is on a plane all it's own.'

Ron, The DM
GM, 303 posts
Sun 4 Nov 2012
at 01:57
  • msg #36

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Aztar (msg # 35):

Dualis:"The rocks definitely need to be studied more and with that might also be able to help out Joe.  Besides myself you are probably the best person to do that.  As far as the comet fragment, I may have to move it.  as you know there are plenty of issues with it.

The thing is you can't open a portal into their area, you can get close to it.  The entire plane is not dampened.  But once there, then yes the manor will give you a quick way to get back."

--DM2
Warwick
player, 288 posts
Sun 4 Nov 2012
at 02:10
  • msg #37

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 36):

"Does that mean ye're coming with us, Aztar?"
Ron, The DM
GM, 304 posts
Sun 4 Nov 2012
at 02:21
  • msg #38

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Shorty (msg # 34):

Dualis will go over to Shorty.  "I can't fix your glove but I can fix you up a bit."  Dualis will put his hands on Shorty, mumble something and Shorty is fully healed except for 1 HP.

"There Shorty, how do you feel now?"

--DM2
Aztar
player, 154 posts
An Alchemist happy in his
lab and the world (Todd)
Sun 4 Nov 2012
at 04:55
  • msg #39

Re: Delith: The Beginning

Aztar nods slowly, 'Ah.  Okay.  I was under the impression that it was a big ordeal to get out of there.  As it is, this should only take an hour or so if you can get my close.  Contact him, meet up, and a quick hop through Tully's and the mirror to get home.  Is there something I'm missing?  We should have gone immediately if I'd understood what the situation was.'
Ron, The DM
GM, 305 posts
Sun 4 Nov 2012
at 12:15
  • msg #40

Re: Delith: The Beginning

Aztar:
Aztar nods slowly, 'Contact him, meet up, and a quick hop through Tully's and the mirror to get home.  Is there something I'm missing?  We should have gone immediately if I'd understood what the situation was.'


Dualis:"I did have much to inform you of and there is still more to share.  But you should go get Morteft and I have things that need to be cleaned up at the capitol.  The king will need to understand what happened as well.  I should also let the Calator delegation what happened too."

Dualis will pull out a Shorty fist size obsidian orb.  "When you are ready I will send you to the edge of the field."

--DM2
Shorty
player, 186 posts
Sun 4 Nov 2012
at 13:59
  • msg #41

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 38):

SHorty grins and says "Tanks.  Muches better now."
Aztar
player, 155 posts
An Alchemist happy in his
lab and the world (Todd)
Sun 4 Nov 2012
at 20:12
  • msg #42

Re: Delith: The Beginning

'I was certainly curious what happened and would like to know more,,but I assume the longer he's there the more danger he's in, so we should go and grab him.  Do you want to meet back up when we're back?'
Ron, The DM
GM, 306 posts
Sun 4 Nov 2012
at 21:56
  • msg #43

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Aztar (msg # 42):

Dualis: "We shall meet back in Calator.  Art, you should go with them as well."

Art: "Yes my liege."

Dualis:"Ready to go?"

--DM2
Ron, The DM
GM, 307 posts
Sun 4 Nov 2012
at 22:35
  • msg #44

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 43):

OOC: I assuming you guys are heading out so I'll move on.  If you wanted to do something pressing let me know.

Dualis Teleports you all into a large cave.  It is fairly dark in here but there is enough light to maneuver.  The first you you all notice is yelling coming from in front of you and down the cave.  They are coming toward you.  The words they yell are either orc of goblin.

Actions?

--DM2
Warwick
player, 289 posts
Sun 4 Nov 2012
at 23:42
  • msg #45

Re: Delith: The Beginning

Ron, The DM:
In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 43):

OOC: I assuming you guys are heading out so I'll move on.  If you wanted to do something pressing let me know.

Dualis Teleports you all into a large cave.  It is fairly dark in here but there is enough light to maneuver.  The first you you all notice is yelling coming from in front of you and down the cave.  They are coming toward you.  The words they yell are either orc of goblin.

Actions?

--DM2


Warwick casts a prayer spell and then draws his battleaxe.  "Right.  These are more my style of vermin than the trolls."

OOC:  How is Warwick's health?
Shorty
player, 187 posts
Mon 5 Nov 2012
at 00:24
  • msg #46

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 44):

Dualis Teleports you all into a large cave.  It is fairly dark in here but there is enough light to maneuver.  The first you you all notice is yelling coming from in front of you and down the cave.  They are coming toward you.  The words they yell are either orc of goblin.

Shorty looks to Warwick and asks, "Wants fight or no?  See you first.... we gonna fights.  Sees me first maybe not fight or maybe prise dem."  Shorty steps forward and attempts to block the view of rest of the group."
Ron, The DM
GM, 308 posts
Mon 5 Nov 2012
at 00:33
  • msg #47

Re: Delith: The Beginning

Shorty:
In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 44):

Shorty looks to Warwick and asks, "Wants fight or no?  See you first.... we gonna fights.  Sees me first maybe not fight or maybe prise dem."  Shorty steps forward and attempts to block the view of rest of the group."


Which is a little difficult since Art is there too and he's about 11' tall.

Art: "Shorty, on this plane they are always fighting.  Only if you show strength will they talk. "  Art pulls out his large scimitar.  "You and I will give them a little scare."

--DM2
Warwick
player, 290 posts
Mon 5 Nov 2012
at 01:40
  • msg #48

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 47):

Warwick stays back.  "Sure, lads, ye see if you can scare some sense into them."
Aztar
player, 158 posts
An Alchemist happy in his
lab and the world (Todd)
Mon 5 Nov 2012
at 01:45
  • msg #49

Re: Delith: The Beginning

Aztar sighs deeply as he sees they are in a cave and that fighting is inevitable.m he draws Silver and a wand nd watches the other side of the cave to see if any enemy are coming.  If they are, he points the wand and will unleash an acid ball into their midst to get rid of some of the opponents before they arrive.
Ron, The DM
GM, 310 posts
Mon 5 Nov 2012
at 02:38
  • msg #50

Re: Delith: The Beginning

Aztar:
Aztar sighs deeply as he sees they are in a cave and that fighting is inevitable.m he draws Silver and a wand nd watches the other side of the cave to see if any enemy are coming.  If they are, he points the wand and will unleash an acid ball into their midst to get rid of some of the opponents before they arrive.


Given that they are enemies Aztar will launch the acid blob.  It flies down the cave and explodes.  You hear a lot of cursing.

You also notice a small creature flying up near the ceiling, coming at you all.

--DM2
Warwick
player, 291 posts
Mon 5 Nov 2012
at 14:43
  • msg #51

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 50):

Warwick waits until the creature is closer and then he rises into the air behind Art and Shorty.
Shorty
player, 188 posts
Mon 5 Nov 2012
at 20:22
  • msg #52

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Warwick (msg # 48):

Shorty nods up at Art and then turns to the opening.  As the voices get closer, he growls and mutters in Ogre....  "Little shrimps best be quiets and does what told."
Ron, The DM
GM, 311 posts
Mon 5 Nov 2012
at 22:11
  • msg #53

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Warwick (msg # 51):

Warwick flies up to meet the form and then the form morphs into a human in robes.

The form says: "Aztar? Warwick? Who is there? I just saw a globe of green muck!"

--DM2
Morteft
player, 109 posts
Mon 5 Nov 2012
at 22:26
  • msg #54

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 53):

Morteft steps forward. "How in the name of all that is holy did you all find me? I was looking for a portal. It is good to see you!"

He then says, "I am glad to see you all alive. How did the battle go?"
Aztar
player, 160 posts
An Alchemist happy in his
lab and the world (Todd)
Mon 5 Nov 2012
at 23:23
  • msg #55

Re: Delith: The Beginning

Aztar almosts laughs outloud when Morteft shows himself.  For as angry as he'd been at Dualis dropping them in a cave, only to find out that the arch Mage got them this close to him struck him funny.

He wonders for a brief moment if it's him, but can't imagine how someone would be tricking them.  He hopes the mind link is in tact still.  *Warwick, If we have Morteft, there's no reason to stick around.  Can you tell everyone to step back through the portal I'll create.*

Aztar looks to make sure the area is clear and then opens a portal to Tullys mansion, authorizing those he knows to step through.

Can't remember if it works the same in first, but in third only people the Mage allows can go through the portal.
Ron, The DM
GM, 312 posts
Tue 6 Nov 2012
at 00:26
  • msg #56

Re: Delith: The Beginning

Aztar:
  *Warwick, If we have Morteft, there's no reason to stick around.  Can you tell everyone to step back through the portal I'll create.*

Aztar looks to make sure the area is clear and then opens a portal to Tullys mansion, authorizing those he knows to step through.

Can't remember if it works the same in first, but in third only people the Mage allows can go through the portal.


The orcs and goblins are coming forward, about 6 of them.  You can probably get in before they arrive.  Art let's loose a Flame Strike to be sure.

Do you all shuffle in or do you fight the remaining orcs/goblins?

OOC: 1st ed, the portal is open to all, there is no filter.

--DM2
Morteft
player, 110 posts
Tue 6 Nov 2012
at 00:35
  • msg #57

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 56):

Morteft says, "Let's get out of here...there is an army of those things out there."
Ron, The DM
GM, 313 posts
Tue 6 Nov 2012
at 02:05
  • msg #58

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Morteft (msg # 57):

You all step into the portal and find yourself in the foyer of a mansion.

Actions?

--DM2
Shorty
player, 189 posts
Tue 6 Nov 2012
at 02:52
  • msg #59

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Morteft (msg # 57):

Shorty quickly transitions from his normal state of confusion to a state of animated curiousity as he begins to look around for things to play with.
Aztar
player, 162 posts
An Alchemist happy in his
lab and the world (Todd)
Tue 6 Nov 2012
at 17:11
  • msg #60

Re: Delith: The Beginning

the mansion is a magnificent structure but the more strange thing that catches your attention is that there are windows and appears to be land outside of the dimensional mansion.

The other thing that catches your attention is that there is stuff everywhere.  Its obvious that someone has been slowly going through and organizing it, but its still a tremendous amount of stuff.

"Welcome to my home away from home.  Originally built by a man named Tully.  He was a bit of a pack rat and held onto everything.  Its just not been a priority to go through it all, so its still a bit of a mess."

"Also, if there is anything you need to do while here, the champions used a wish to allow me to alter the speed of time by up to 50 percent.  So, I can slow things down and only half the time will have passed on Delith."

"Otherwise, we can use the mirror and head back to Delith."

Morteft
player, 111 posts
Tue 6 Nov 2012
at 17:25
  • msg #61

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Aztar (msg # 60):

Morteft says, "Fascinating. How did the battle go? Did I kill that wizard? Did the army lose or win? How long have I been gone?"
Ron, The DM
GM, 314 posts
Tue 6 Nov 2012
at 21:36
  • msg #62

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Morteft (msg # 61):

Morteft has been gone maybe a couple of hours as far as the group is concerned.

--DM2
Aztar
player, 163 posts
An Alchemist happy in his
lab and the world (Todd)
Tue 6 Nov 2012
at 22:27
  • msg #63

Re: Delith: The Beginning

"The battle ended rather abruptly and quiet unusually.  It seems a wizard of tremendous power cast a spell that crossed through time and limited the amount of breeding the trolls did, thereby drasically diminising their numbers.  This included the troll king, the warrior, the mage and the young troll."

"With their leaders and a significant amount of their army vanished, the rest choose to fled."

"Dualis showed up and was explaining the situation and was the one that knew where you were and able to get us to you.   Though, I'm amazed by his accuracy.  We thought we'd have to track you down to get you back."

Shorty
player, 190 posts
Tue 6 Nov 2012
at 23:38
  • msg #64

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Aztar (msg # 60):

Shorty moves away from the group towards the "stuff" piles everywhere..... looking for something to play with
Morteft
player, 112 posts
Wed 7 Nov 2012
at 14:26
  • msg #65

Re: Delith: The Beginning


Morteft says, "That is very interesting and very disturbing. Everything undone over time for those trolls. I wonder what the ramifications are going to be. I am glad it made a difference although I hope it doesn't have too many negative ripples."

Aztar:
"The battle ended rather abruptly and quiet unusually.  It seems a wizard of tremendous power cast a spell that crossed through time and limited the amount of breeding the trolls did, thereby drasically diminising their numbers.  This included the troll king, the warrior, the mage and the young troll."

"With their leaders and a significant amount of their army vanished, the rest choose to fled."

"Dualis showed up and was explaining the situation and was the one that knew where you were and able to get us to you.   Though, I'm amazed by his accuracy.  We thought we'd have to track you down to get you back."

Warwick
player, 292 posts
Wed 7 Nov 2012
at 15:07
  • msg #66

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Morteft (msg # 65):

OOC:  Sorry, I've been sick for the past few days and I wasn't able to catch up on this game last night.

Warwick shifts his helm and pulls at his beard as he follows Morteft's line of reasoning.  "Aye, but there will only be a few, like us, that will be aware that anything has changed.  We're going to be getting some mighty strange looks from folks.  And we're going to run into people that we knew as dead, but aren't anymore because of this change.  Delith will be a different place than what we knew.  I guess none of us ever truly fit in, but we're going to be bigger outsiders than before."

Warwick shrugs.  "Me debating career's going to have to be put on hold until I can re-learn history and catch up on papers written that in our original timeline weren't.  I forsee a number of nights of heavy drinking."
Ron, The DM
GM, 315 posts
Thu 8 Nov 2012
at 21:53
  • msg #67

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Warwick (msg # 66):

OOC: You guys can wander around Aztar's home.  Just let me know when you want to get back.

Shorty finds a strange set of items in a box, there are 6 wooden balls, each a different color, with 3 thin white stripes - blue,red,green,yellow,orange,black.  There is also 6 small wooden hammers, each has a long thin shaft and on the shaft is a stripe for each ball color.  There 9 very thin metal horseshoes, easily bend and 2 thin wooden stakes.

--DM2
Shorty
player, 191 posts
Fri 9 Nov 2012
at 02:03
  • msg #68

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 67):

Shorty takes out the metal hoops and bends them and makes a circle on the floor. He then places the balls in the middle of the circle and begins to play marbles with them.
Warwick
player, 293 posts
Fri 9 Nov 2012
at 03:05
  • msg #69

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Shorty (msg # 68):

Warwick smiles and then guffaws.  "Nicely done, lad.  Better use for them then their original purpose."

"Aztar, ye got anything to drink?  After that fight, I've got a serious thirst."
Ron, The DM
GM, 316 posts
Mon 12 Nov 2012
at 15:40
  • msg #70

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Warwick (msg # 69):

OOC: I'll move this thing along since it's been a while.


You have spent 2 days in Tulley's mansion, so 1 day regular time has passed.


Aztar has received a message from Dualis that he has returned to the crater to clean up a few things and from there he'll pop over to Calator.

Aztar will open his portal at the craters edge.  He can see that there are still a number of troops there as they continue to secure the area as well as attend to the battle field.

You lost 1 mage that could not be brought back, it was Colin.  Rheo has gone back to Calator and has left, Quigon in charge - a mage of Calator; but he is junior to Morteft.

Dualis and Art are there overlooking the battle field, literally, they are 150' in the air.


--DM2
Warwick
player, 294 posts
Mon 12 Nov 2012
at 16:05
  • msg #71

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 70):

Warwick flies up to Art and Dualis.  "Greetings.  How do things fare here?"
Ron, The DM
GM, 317 posts
Mon 12 Nov 2012
at 19:55
  • msg #72

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Warwick (msg # 71):

Dualis: "Good morning Warwick, I trust you found Tully's mansion to your liking. As far as our status here  ..  I suppose as well as can be hoped.  There was great loss and I'm sure people are wondering if it was for nothing.  There will be people down right livid with me; but what else is new.
   There are still some things that need to be put in order such as this area.  But probably the most important thing is to understand our new threat.  A threat I suspect you and your friends will have a large part in how it all plays out."

--DM2
Warwick
player, 295 posts
Mon 12 Nov 2012
at 20:03
  • msg #73

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 72):

"The pocket dimension was pretty nice, but twasn't stocked with dwarven ale.  I had to make due with some weak brew that was available.  Other than that, a good place to recover from the battle."

Warwick points to the others.  "Maybe we should fly back down and talk about this new threat.  If ye mean the owner of that mist creature, then we know about it, but we ain't sure what to do about it."
Shorty
player, 192 posts
Mon 12 Nov 2012
at 23:58
  • msg #74

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Warwick (msg # 71):

Shorty looks up and sighs.  "Not no how fall up."
Ron, The DM
GM, 319 posts
Tue 13 Nov 2012
at 00:34
  • msg #75

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Warwick (msg # 73):

Dualis:"Quite right, I will contemplate later.  And the mist or rather what it represented is exactly what I'm talking about."  Dualis flies back down to the group along with Art and Warwick.

"I'm glad you are all feeling better, there is still a long journey ahead.  Not much unlike what the champions had to go thru.  There is still much to discuss and before I forget .. Aztar, the trolls brought with them 4 of those dimensional boxes which they used to carry extra troops.  I will be destroying all but 2.  I will take 1 back and leave one for Teke, at her tower.
   We should go to Calator soon, as the effects of the time spell are beginning to be felt across Delith.  Some will remember all, most will only see it as a dream.  Art will remain here to finish a few things up.
   If you are ready I will take you to Calator."

Any other actions here?

--DM2
Morteft
player, 113 posts
Tue 13 Nov 2012
at 03:41
  • msg #76

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 75):

Morteft says, "Why are you going to destroy the other two boxes, Dualis?"
Ron, The DM
GM, 320 posts
Tue 13 Nov 2012
at 21:08
  • msg #77

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Morteft (msg # 76):

Dualis: "The trolls could use them as a tracking device.  The only places I trust to house such items is Teke's tower and my chateau.  Since I believe you have access to Teke's tower then you could study it if that is where your question leads."

--DM2
Morteft
player, 114 posts
Tue 13 Nov 2012
at 22:40
  • msg #78

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 77):

Morteft nods. "That would be good. It would be good to develop similar devices."
Ron, The DM
GM, 321 posts
Thu 15 Nov 2012
at 01:38
  • msg #79

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Morteft (msg # 78):

Dualis: "Let's be off to Calator before the new time line completely wipes everyone's memory.

Art, take care of things here."

Art: "You got it Boss."

Dualis:"Gather around I will take us to Calator."

Once you close in Dualis transports you to the courtyard of Calator's keep.  The guards are startled briefly; but recognize most of you and then relax.  You see Basil at the courtyard entrance to the keep and he walks swiftly over to you.  He bows slightly.  "What may we do for you today Master Mage?"

Dualis will say "My friends and I are here to inform Lord Calator of world events."  Basil says "Very well, please follow me and I will inform the Lord and request an audience in your behalf." , "Lead on then." Dualis responds.

Basil leads you thru the keep to the audience chamber.  You believe you notice subtle differences in the walls and decorations.  You also notice fewer guards stationed around the keep.  You make it to the waiting area before the audience chamber and Basil asks you to wait so he can announce you.  He moves thru a door and you wait.

Dualis:"You may already notice changes happening to people, laws, lands and holdings, even in the structures themselves.  Some changes will be obvious, some may not be expected.  I estimate the time line will stabilize in about 1 hour, till then expect a little chaos."

Actions, questions?

--DM2
Warwick
player, 296 posts
Thu 15 Nov 2012
at 02:07
  • msg #80

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 79):

"Right.  This is going to be interesting..." Warwick grumbles into his beard.  "Just let's not say anything that gets us tossed into the dungeon."
Shorty
player, 194 posts
Thu 15 Nov 2012
at 13:16
  • msg #81

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 79):

Shorty looks at Dualis and asks, "Baby 'n Thief 'n Birdie be okay?  Big magic not hurts dem?  If'n do, Shorty gonna be mad."
Morteft
player, 115 posts
Thu 15 Nov 2012
at 14:54
  • msg #82

Re: Delith: The Beginning

Shorty:
In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 79):

Shorty looks at Dualis and asks, "Baby 'n Thief 'n Birdie be okay?  Big magic not hurts dem?  If'n do, Shorty gonna be mad."


Morteft says, "We should all check on our friends, families and holdings since this may have had a large impact on all of it. Dualis, do you have any idea of the larger ramifications of this change? If not, we may not be able to debrief anyone very well although I guess we can go over the general things we can guess."
Ron, The DM
GM, 322 posts
Thu 15 Nov 2012
at 22:24
  • msg #83

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Shorty (msg # 81):

Dualis: "They should all be fine Shorty.  They probably didn't even notice anything different."

--DM2
Ron, The DM
GM, 323 posts
Thu 15 Nov 2012
at 22:35
  • msg #84

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Morteft (msg # 82):

Dualis:"Things may not be as dramatic as you think.  People for the most part won't change, now certain situations may be different but those that were here before will be here now.  Nobody is dying or coming to life because of this .. except for the trolls.
   Gargaragoth is still a threat in a sense bur his minions have been lessened.  The trolls themselves were still a nuisance but other things helped fill in the gaps.  It is the new threat, Set, that worries me and who we have a little more data on.  Then there is Joe, he will be considered by most to be the immediate threat.  He is unique and can wield great power so people will naturally fear."

--DM2
Shorty
player, 195 posts
Fri 16 Nov 2012
at 02:10
  • msg #85

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 84):

Shorty smiles at the news that his family is okay.  But then he looks hard at Dualis.  "Joe guy not be bad.  Him fight king 'n save lotta people.  Him just get scairt cause peoples die.  It be little accident.  But save more den what hurt.  Drud say dat be sometin call ball ance.  Me not unnner stan what got do wid ball.  But all work out when done."
Morteft
player, 116 posts
Fri 16 Nov 2012
at 04:44
  • msg #86

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 84):

Morteft says, "Well, let's de-brief Lord Cartet and then we can check out what changes there are."
Ron, The DM
GM, 324 posts
Sat 17 Nov 2012
at 12:55
  • msg #87

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Shorty (msg # 85):

Dualis:"Yes Shorty, Joe is not bad; but he can be a danger to himself and others if he can't control himself.  He shall be looked after."

Basil comes back and announces that Lord Cartet is ready to see you now.  You walk thru a short hallway into the audience chamber.  There are some noticeable differences.  The tapestries around the room are all different, the color schemes and designs are not as you remember.  The large table in the middle of the room is at least 1/3 smaller.  There was a tapestry commemorating your victory over the trolls a couple of years ago; but that is gone.  In it's place is a aerial view of Calator and you immediately recognize that there is no great wall around the city.

You see Lord Cartet on his chair and next to him is Rhoeo.  Even LC looks a little different, he now has a goatee instead of a full beard.  LC stands to welcome you.

"Ah Master Mage, welcome.  Oh and Morteft, good to see you. Aztar, hello again, find anything interesting in the hills?"  he looks at Warwick and Shorty as if trying to remember something.  "Warmak is it and Biggin?  Hmm, I feel I should know you; but alas the memory won't come.
    So what is the final news on the skirmish at the crater?  Rhoeo has informed me of some, wasn't too difficult I trust."

Rhoeo: "Yes, some things are a bit fuzzy, I believe I was struck in the head, will need to see a cleric about that."

LC:"Quite.  As I was saying those outlying troll settlement can be a nuisance.  Oh and what about this Joe fellow?  Sounds dangerous, killed several guards I understand, may need to bring him up on charges."

Dualis:"I will be handling the Joe matter Cartet, you won't need to concern yourself there.  The trolls were routed but there was a fair loss of your troops.  This small band you sent to help out was the reason it wasn't worse."  he indicates the rest of you.

LC listens and then regards you all: "Well then, thank you my friends for your gallant efforts."

There is a pause as everyone looks at you 4.

--DM2
Shorty
player, 196 posts
Sat 17 Nov 2012
at 23:47
  • msg #88

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 87):

Shorty waves happily at LC.  "Hi King Guy.  Me be Shorty.  Be okay not member.  Me not so smarts sometime too.  Youse gives me kitty fer savin world an city last time troll come here.  Me still gots kitty see.  Him bery smarts."  Shorty reaches into his pocket and pulls out the sabertooth figurine and calls for Kitty."  Shorty then looks around.  "Where be metal birdy?  Youse got birdy likes me but him not be nices all da time."  Shorty grins at LC happily.
Ron, The DM
GM, 325 posts
Sun 18 Nov 2012
at 15:26
  • msg #89

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Shorty (msg # 88):

Lord Cartet gives Shorty a quizzical look and then looks at Rhoeo who shrugs.  Dualis breaks the silence.  "Shorty, that was the king of Delith, this is Lord Cartet of Calator."  He motions to LC.  Dualis continues.

"To answer your question about the battle more fully, the troll remnant has fled back to the hills and the troll Prince has been dealt with and the crater is safe for prospecting again."

LC: "This is very good news indeed.  Thank you my friends for your aid in this, you will be handsomely rewarded.  Morteft, I think we can provide you another 10 acres of land."

Dualis:"Your indulgence please, the source of the conflict has shown itself and the threat it presents is grave.  It was also the reason the battle was as difficult as it was."

LC:"Dualis, can you please give me an hour or two of happiness before you pronounce this doom and gloom.  We are preparing the banquet and I would like to smile through it."

Dualis: "As you wish Cartet, afterwards then."  LC nods with a sigh.

LC:"Now my friends he banquet will begin in about 30 minutes, your rooms are ready.  Is there anything you may need presently?"

Actions?

--DM2
Warwick
player, 297 posts
Sun 18 Nov 2012
at 16:46
  • msg #90

Re: Delith: The Beginning

Ron, The DM:
In reply to Shorty (msg # 85):

Dualis:"Yes Shorty, Joe is not bad; but he can be a danger to himself and others if he can't control himself.  He shall be looked after."

Basil comes back and announces that Lord Cartet is ready to see you now.  You walk thru a short hallway into the audience chamber.  There are some noticeable differences.  The tapestries around the room are all different, the color schemes and designs are not as you remember.  The large table in the middle of the room is at least 1/3 smaller.  There was a tapestry commemorating your victory over the trolls a couple of years ago; but that is gone.  In it's place is a aerial view of Calator and you immediately recognize that there is no great wall around the city.

You see Lord Cartet on his chair and next to him is Rhoeo.  Even LC looks a little different, he now has a goatee instead of a full beard.  LC stands to welcome you.

"Ah Master Mage, welcome.  Oh and Morteft, good to see you. Aztar, hello again, find anything interesting in the hills?"  he looks at Warwick and Shorty as if trying to remember something.  "Warmak is it and Biggin?  Hmm, I feel I should know you; but alas the memory won't come.
    So what is the final news on the skirmish at the crater?  Rhoeo has informed me of some, wasn't too difficult I trust."

Rhoeo: "Yes, some things are a bit fuzzy, I believe I was struck in the head, will need to see a cleric about that."

LC:"Quite.  As I was saying those outlying troll settlement can be a nuisance.  Oh and what about this Joe fellow?  Sounds dangerous, killed several guards I understand, may need to bring him up on charges."

Dualis:"I will be handling the Joe matter Cartet, you won't need to concern yourself there.  The trolls were routed but there was a fair loss of your troops.  This small band you sent to help out was the reason it wasn't worse."  he indicates the rest of you.

LC listens and then regards you all: "Well then, thank you my friends for your gallant efforts."

There is a pause as everyone looks at you 4.

--DM2


"It's Warwick Forgemaker, Lord, warrior-priest of Reorx.  Pleased to see ye again."
Shorty
player, 197 posts
Sun 18 Nov 2012
at 16:47
  • msg #91

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Shorty (msg # 88):

Shorty scratches his head in confusion.  "Der be nudder King guy?  Me thinks only dis King guy.  Be okie dokie.  Ken have lotta Kings guys.  Me not care.  Gonna has horse fer eating?  Horse be good fer King guy.  Makes strong.  Taste much better den cow.  Should try."  Shorty looks around and bends over to scratch his cat.
Ron, The DM
GM, 326 posts
Mon 19 Nov 2012
at 23:39
  • msg #92

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Shorty (msg # 91):

LC looks over at Rhoeo again, "Did he say horse?"

LC addresses Warwick: "Ah Warwick, yes indeed.  Warrior priest very nice.  Well if there is anything you need just ask.  Now prepare for the feast."


You all go off to your rooms.

Dualis will say, "After dinner I will ask something of all of you.  We are passing from one age to another, the old age will be a foggy memory.  The new age may be more perilous than the later because this enemy is far more subtle."

--DM2
Shorty
player, 198 posts
Tue 20 Nov 2012
at 00:41
  • msg #93

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 92):

Shorty nods vigorously.  "Horse taste good.  You see."

Shorty then looks to Dualis"  Me gonna be same age morrow as be dis day.  No diffrents."
Ron, The DM
GM, 327 posts
Tue 20 Nov 2012
at 01:26
  • msg #94

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Shorty (msg # 93):


Dualis: "At least a day older Shorty."

--DM2
Shorty
player, 199 posts
Tue 20 Nov 2012
at 13:03
  • msg #95

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 94):

Shorty shrugs and follows along to clean up for dinner.  He washs and then puts n his cleanest dirty clothes.  Its been a hard couple weeks after all. Shorty spends whatever time is left cleaning his armor and and polishing his weapons.
Aztar
player, 165 posts
An Alchemist happy in his
lab and the world (Todd)
Tue 20 Nov 2012
at 21:24
  • msg #96

Re: Delith: The Beginning

Aztar was mostly lost in thought as he looked at the changes trying to sort out the differences and absorb the "new world" that he was walking around in.  He'd never thought about manipulating time before and wasn't sure it was a good idea.

When addressed by LC, he nodded and replied simply, "It is good to see you again.  There are many interesting things out there, though I'm still unsure as to how they can best be used."

He remained silent as talk of the battle occured and when Dualis started to speak of the greater threat, Aztar was curious to hear what all he had to say and was a bit sad that the lord asked him to wait.

The alchemist wasn't big on feasts and celebrations but understood the value of them to restore morale and so he quietly nodded.  When Dualis spoke about a new age, Aztar waited a moment before replying, "I will listen to what you have to say and see if I believe I'm able to help.  Although, I've had quite a week already and am finding myself already longing to be back in the quiet of my lab."
Ron, The DM
GM, 328 posts
Tue 20 Nov 2012
at 22:31
  • msg #97

Re: Delith: The Beginning

Aztar:
He remained silent as talk of the battle occured and when Dualis started to speak of the greater threat, Aztar was curious to hear what all he had to say and was a bit sad that the lord asked him to wait.

 "I will listen to what you have to say and see if I believe I'm able to help.  Although, I've had quite a week already and am finding myself already longing to be back in the quiet of my lab."


Dualis:"My friend your lab will come to be in great need.  But you still have work to rescue Rigel.  But also study the glow rocks, perhaps call it radite or glowium.   Also how does Joe store energy from these rocks and use it?  Of course then there is Set, your services will be needed in all facets.  But you and I have much to discuss."

--DM2
Warwick
player, 298 posts
Wed 21 Nov 2012
at 01:52
  • msg #98

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Shorty (msg # 95):

Warwick spends his time mending his armor and removing a few notches from his axe.
Ron, The DM
GM, 329 posts
Wed 21 Nov 2012
at 13:13
  • msg #99

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Warwick (msg # 98):

With the metal it is coated in it won't have notches.

--DM2
Warwick
player, 299 posts
Wed 21 Nov 2012
at 13:52
  • msg #100

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 99):

OOC:  Good point, but this is a dwarf...

Warwick works on removing the imaginary notches on his axe.
Ron, The DM
GM, 330 posts
Sun 25 Nov 2012
at 21:41
  • msg #101

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Warwick (msg # 100):

OOC: Nothing much will happen during the banquet, I was seeing if there would be any small talk.

The group is called to the banquet.  You see all the Calator officials seated around the room.  Again there are subtle differences in the room, mostly decorations; but there appears to be some new and expanded divisions within the political structure of Calator.  The most obvious is that there is now a Diplomatic Corps.  This group helps with official matters dealing with other cities throughout the kingdom.  The head of this group is a lady name Serena.  She is rather tall, slight of build, with long blonde hair, she wears a silver dress.  She sits at the head table with LC and the other leaders.

The banquet itself goes well, everyone has enough to eat and drink, even Shorty.  Later after all the food has been served Lord Cartet addresses all.  He talks about the new prosperity of Calator, mentions the little troll skirmish that you were involved in and points you all out.  There is mild clapping and cheers.  He then gets to the part that appears to be the most important.  "Thanks to Lady Serena we have a new agreement with the dragons of Kalder Pass.  The dragon delegation, represented by Penny the copper, has agreed to allow safe passage of our convoys and merchant trains and ships for a moderate yearly payout to them. Our trade will now pass without harassment from the wyrms."  A great cheer goes up for this and you see Serena acknowledging the cheers.

The thing that strikes you is that before there was no problem with any dragons and the Calator trade routes.  You also know Penny well and never knew her to harass any caravan or ship, other than the troll ships.

Near the end of the banquet there is a general milling around and chit chatting.  Of the people you know, you see LC, Menor an advisor, Rhoeo, Basil, Mizirax of Urith, Tabor a mage of Calator, Linden an official,  Casur a priest of Damar, Soraal a priest of Teth.

Anyone for chit chat?

--DM2
Aztar
player, 166 posts
An Alchemist happy in his
lab and the world (Todd)
Mon 26 Nov 2012
at 00:38
  • msg #102

Re: Delith: The Beginning

Aztar leans over to Dualis, 'Have we lost  the relationship we had with Penny?  That will be upsetting as I've not gotten to know too many dragons in my lifetime.'

Aztar checks one of his pouches on his belt to see if the broach she gave him is still in it.
Shorty
player, 200 posts
Mon 26 Nov 2012
at 03:09
  • msg #103

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Aztar (msg # 102):

Never one for understanding politics or even table manners... Shorty stands up and looks at Dualis.  "Hows come talking bad bout Penny.  He be good Dragon jus likes baby.  Me not likes when dem say bad things.  Sides.  Me be momma fer dragon."  Shorty doesn't look happy right now.
Warwick
player, 300 posts
Mon 26 Nov 2012
at 04:04
  • msg #104

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Shorty (msg # 103):

Warwick leans in towards Shorty and says quietly.  "Remember, events are different now that the time line has been changed.  Don't worry about it."
Shorty
player, 201 posts
Mon 26 Nov 2012
at 13:53
  • msg #105

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Warwick (msg # 104):

Shorty looks down at Warwick and shakes his head.  "Penny be friend.  Gots worry bouts her.  Us needs go see make sure she be okay.  Helps her member.  Jes likes gotta find dragon dats fights wid us.  Dragons be friends so gots take care dem too.  Eben if dey be bigger den us.  Still takes care friends.  Wanna go see Penny now.  Eaten done, rights."
Warwick
player, 301 posts
Mon 26 Nov 2012
at 13:59
  • msg #106

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Shorty (msg # 105):

"Don't ye worry lad, we're going to find Penny tomorrow.  I never said we were abandoning her.  Dualis thinks this is more important at the moment, so we finish up here and then go find Penny."
Morteft
player, 117 posts
Mon 26 Nov 2012
at 15:00
  • msg #107

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Warwick (msg # 106):

Morteft says, "The dragons must have suffered even more greatly than us due to the troll menace if there numbers have grown so. That is probably a good thing. Should we investigate Penny or Set? That we should decide upon. However, I need to go to my home and see how things have fared there. Please excuse me. I will return in an hour or two unless I am needed in which case I shall return in the morning."

He bows and excuses himself discretely.
Ron, The DM
GM, 331 posts
Mon 26 Nov 2012
at 22:05
  • msg #108

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Aztar (msg # 102):

Dualis: "You still have a connection with Penny.  Certain bonds are not easily broken.  The battle with the troll fleet still happened; it just wasn't as extensive.  However overall the relationship with the dragons is strained.  Land issues and rights.  There are more dragons and our races now."

--DM2
Ron, The DM
GM, 332 posts
Mon 26 Nov 2012
at 22:09
  • msg #109

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Warwick (msg # 106):

Dualis: "Everything is fine with Penny, Shorty.  Warwick is right, you can see her tomorrow and you will as a matter of fact.  She may have some information about where Rigel is now."  He looks at Aztar.

--DM2
Ron, The DM
GM, 333 posts
Mon 26 Nov 2012
at 22:12
  • msg #110

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Morteft (msg # 107):

Dualis: "The issues with Set are pressing, however it will be a lengthy affair.  So seeing Penny and saving Rigel are not detrimental.  However I need to get some things established now or it could lead to disaster later."

--DM2
Shorty
player, 202 posts
Mon 26 Nov 2012
at 22:24
  • msg #111

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 109):

Shorty slowly sits back down.  "Dat be good.  Penny morrow den save Wriggle dragon den go kills cloud ting fer breakin glove.  Dat be plan.  But people better nots make fun Penny no more or me gonna has to spank."
Morteft
player, 118 posts
Tue 27 Nov 2012
at 02:01
  • msg #112

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 110):

Morteft says, "Good, then we will do those things first."

He gives a short bow and leaves.
Ron, The DM
GM, 334 posts
Tue 27 Nov 2012
at 22:20
  • msg #113

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Morteft (msg # 112):

Dualis nods.  "Try to control yourself Shorty, some things have changed that you don't know about and may not understand.  If you would like I can call for my metal birdie, Wisdom, and you can ask him questions.

Excuse me while I gather the leaders."   Dualis goes over and briefly talks with Cartet, Rhoeo, Menor and Soraal in turn and gathers them together.  Gestures are made and they start to walk towards the audience chamber.  Dualis comes back over.  "It is time to discuss the future, at least for this part of Delith.  You are free to stay and mingle or you can come along and take part.  In either case your part in this future will be discussed, so come along if you will."

Dualis begins to walk toward Cartets audience chamber.

Actions?

--DM2
Warwick
player, 302 posts
Tue 27 Nov 2012
at 23:03
  • msg #114

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 113):

"I ain't missing this," mutters Warwick as he follows along.
Shorty
player, 203 posts
Tue 27 Nov 2012
at 23:58
  • msg #115

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Warwick (msg # 114):

Shorty follows along muttering about protecting Penny from bad talk.
Morteft
player, 119 posts
Wed 28 Nov 2012
at 01:02
  • msg #116

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Shorty (msg # 115):

As the group starts to go in, Morteft comes jogging up. He seems to have rushed back and noticed you all gathering for a meeting.
Aztar
player, 167 posts
An Alchemist happy in his
lab and the world (Todd)
Wed 28 Nov 2012
at 16:10
  • msg #117

Re: Delith: The Beginning

Aztar slowly nodded, "This is just going to take some getting used to not knowing the political landscape.  If Wisdom is aware of all of the changes that happened, I wouldn't mind the opportunity to learn about the changes from him."

"I definitely look forward to speaking with Penny and learning more about Rigel's whereabouts."


Hearing the comment about a meeting and discussions about the future, Aztar rises and starts to follow, "I would certainly like to hear what they have to say.  I don't like having others discuss my involvement in possible future events without me present."
Morteft
player, 120 posts
Wed 28 Nov 2012
at 17:30
  • msg #118

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Aztar (msg # 117):

Morteft hears Aztar and says, "Oh, indeed! I didn't know what the meeting was about, but I am glad I hurried back."
Ron, The DM
GM, 335 posts
Wed 28 Nov 2012
at 23:10
  • msg #119

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Morteft (msg # 118):

Everyone enters the audience chamber and everyone takes a seat at the main table, except for Dualis who remains standing.  He pulls from his robes a small gold hourglass and places it on the middle of the table.  He then addresses you all but Cartet is the focus.

Dualis: "Thank you Cartet for taking this time to hear me now.  Much has happened recently that while important overall has little meaning for you now.  Events have taken place that time has forgotten but has shaped the present and will impact the future greatly.  Delith has been fortunate for few wars these past several hundred years and you have been able to settle with the great wyrms of the region.  The threat of Gargaragoth, the troll demi-god, will soon be taken care of by the champions in all likely hood.
   However, a new and greater threat has found our world.  A threat like we have not faced before and if we survive unlikely again."  at that statement the council of Calator have a collective murmur."

LC: "Dualis, what threat could there possible be, all is well."

Dualis: "Only in what you can see.  This new threat is devious and crafty and evil beyond measure.  His name is Set the Destroyer, worlds he conquers are lifeless.  He hates life in all forms even though he has many followers, who seem to care not their master won't spare their lives either.
   The threat is very real and will grow quickly.  He's only just discovered this world and he makes a study of us.  His followers already roam Delith and it's major and minor cities getting to know this world, it's inhabitants and politics; before the major assault begins."

Dualis pauses to let things sink in a bit, the council just looks at each other.

Comments?

--DM2
Morteft
player, 121 posts
Thu 29 Nov 2012
at 14:46
  • msg #120

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 119):

Morteft asks, "Will this assault be from off world or from followers he gathers here?"
Ron, The DM
GM, 336 posts
Thu 29 Nov 2012
at 23:15
  • msg #121

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Morteft (msg # 120):

Dualis: "It will probably be from both; but initially from his followers.  Which brings me to the main reason I have called this little meeting.  I intend to establish special units of adventurers in each of the cities of Delith.  These units or groups will use these towns as bases of operations; but will not be limited to that region around the city.  They may adventurer freely but may be called upon to satisfy some quest to oppose Set's plans.  I meet with each towns councils to ask them to provide support to these units and allow them to have a headquarters somewhere around the town.  This group will not only help protect Delith but the city that supports them as well.
   Calator is doubly blessed as you have a group here that as aided the town on several occasions and knows the surrounding area."  he indicates you 4 with a wave of his arm  "And for headquarters they could either use Mortefts home at his discretion or even Teke's tower.  So mostly Calator would only need to provide modest support and in turn they support Calator.
   Many of the cities already have followers of Set developing their own headquarters, Delith capitol, Savron, Comenth, Cafan, Urith and here in Calator."  Again he pauses to let that sink in.

Rhoeo:"Wait, you mean to say that there is a group of these Set followers here now?"

Dualis: "Yes."

Cartet:"But what can they do, they are few."

"They are as a small leak in a dam, not much to start but portends to a catastrophe if unchecked."  replies Dualis and he turns back to you

"Of course my friends, you need to decide whether to be part of this as well?"


--DM2
Shorty
player, 204 posts
Fri 30 Nov 2012
at 01:02
  • msg #122

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 121):

Shorty looks at Dualis closely.  "You means nasty little little peoples smaller den fuzz face who try steal No Man Coin.  Him have funny marks wid animal painted on skin.  One be snake n udder be Bear or somethin.  little guy run berry fast n climb fast too.  Kitty not catch n guard not find.  No man say bees careful people wid funny picture paint on skin.  If catch, me gonna spank real goods"
Ron, The DM
GM, 337 posts
Fri 30 Nov 2012
at 01:26
  • msg #123

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Shorty (msg # 122):

Dualis:"Yes Shorty, people like that and many others, even a half-ogre; but not one you know.  Snake, bear and scorpion are all symbols of Set.  Some can even shape change into these."

--DM2
Warwick
player, 303 posts
Fri 30 Nov 2012
at 02:11
  • msg #124

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 123):

"Aye, Dualis, if that's what needs be done, then ye got me pledge."
Morteft
player, 122 posts
Fri 30 Nov 2012
at 06:16
  • msg #125

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Warwick (msg # 124):

Morteft nods. "I am in. Of course, my home would make a good base for our team unless there are advantages to using Teke's tower."
Ron, The DM
GM, 338 posts
Sat 1 Dec 2012
at 02:42
  • msg #126

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Morteft (msg # 125):

Dualis:"You will have both at your disposal and I dare say the time may become dire enough that you will need the Towers strength.  It is well you chose this path as there will be none better, dangerous but none better.
   Well Council of Calator you have your Hero Squad, now I need your pledge for support!"

They look at each other briefly and LC says: "Master Mage this is all well and good; but some of this sounds a little far fetched.  Why does this Set come now and it sounds like his followers are few.  What presses so."  Dualis looks at him and the others and shakes his head.  I see you need more convincing."

He begins to wave his hands and in the air above the table a large celestial scene appears.  In the middle is a large blue and green world as seen from far above it.  In the distance is a bright star.  "This is the world or Aranax as it was 100 hundred years ago.  Three billion people lived there."  the scene quickly changes and the world is now black as coal and the star very dim  "This is what it looks like now after Set was finished with it.  So much the hatred of life that he will even snuff out the star that provided any heat and light."  his voice changes in pitch and energy  "And this is what the inhabitants experienced."  He moves his arms swiftly towards the council and the scene follows his hands and seems to stream into each of the councils heads.  The councils faces turn to shock and horror.  Seconds seems like minutes as Dualis releases the image.

"That Council of Calator is what is in store for you if you don't act now!"  Again the council looks at each other and nod, sweat pouring down their faces.

LC: "Dualis, you and the heroes have our support."

"Excellent" says Dualis calmly, "My servant Artharlian will draw up the details for you."

The room remains silent for a time.

--DM2
Morteft
player, 123 posts
Sat 1 Dec 2012
at 02:51
  • msg #127

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 126):

Morteft watches silently. After a few moments he says, "Perhaps we should take the battle to him instead of trying to fight a defensive war? If we are just to react then attacks will come again and again. We need to find a way to stop him from attacking this world entirely. Maybe we should attack his? Or find a world that has been successful in warding off his advances."
Shorty
player, 205 posts
Sat 1 Dec 2012
at 13:44
  • msg #128

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 126):

Shorty smiles and says, "Pretty lights.  Time save world gin.  We do soon as see Penny Dragon.  Need make sure her still gonna meet baby and teaches him some dragon stuff.  Me n Birdie teach lots but him need dragon teaches too.  Den we starts look fer little guy wid pictures on skin."
Morteft
player, 124 posts
Sat 1 Dec 2012
at 15:26
  • msg #129

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Shorty (msg # 128):

Morteft nods. "I agree Shorty."

He pauses and says, "Dualis, I hope you can meet with us for further tactical questions after this meeting. Will you be able to do so?"
Ron, The DM
GM, 339 posts
Sat 1 Dec 2012
at 16:02
  • msg #130

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Morteft (msg # 127):

Dualis:"I understand your position Morteft, as people have noted in the past I am quite offensive and there would be some advantages to it.  However the biggest issue with going on the attack in this world is that we would be seen as the aggressor, the bad ones.  Until they make any aggressive acts they are considered citizens of good standing.  So defense is our best option here and our current knowledge will be a great asset.
   He has many worlds Morteft, and when he wins a world it is doomed.  To visit his home on the outer planes would be suicide.  Set is one of the greatest powers in all the outer planes; so you can see why his Avatar had such power.
    A world that has been able to thwart him may be able to provide us with allies and possible intel.  Unfortunately are few and difficult to find.  But I shall continue to look."

--DM2
Ron, The DM
GM, 340 posts
Sat 1 Dec 2012
at 16:22
  • msg #131

Re: Delith: The Beginning

Morteft:
In reply to Shorty (msg # 128):

Morteft nods. "I agree Shorty."

He pauses and says, "Dualis, I hope you can meet with us for further tactical questions after this meeting. Will you be able to do so?"


Dualis:"If not I then some of my compatriots whom you have met at some point.  There is Trinny, Katrina and Know Man.  You will also each have a medallion, of which only Morteft needs one at the moment.  Katrina provided one to Warwick, that would also imprint on you Morteft; but you might as well have your own.  Shorty got one from Know Man.  Aztar's will be attuned to them.  The medallions will act similar to the champion amulets.  Provide telepathy between each of you, Teleport w/o Error and +1 protection.  You can also use it to contact one of the principals, myself, Trinny, Katrina or Know Man."

--DM2
Morteft
player, 125 posts
Sat 1 Dec 2012
at 16:39
  • msg #132

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 131):

Morteft says, "Thank you for the amulet. That will be extremely useful on this quest. I really only have one thing I want to bring up as an option in this battle with Set so I would only need a few moments of your time."
Warwick
player, 304 posts
Sat 1 Dec 2012
at 17:39
  • msg #133

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 131):

"The amulet does all that?  Well, that'd been good to know before the battle with the trolls.  Could've used that teleport to our advantage.  And we wouldn't have had to use me as the telepathic relay.  Ah, well, I suppose the past is the past.  Now, after we meet Penny and save Rigel, what should we do?"
Ron, The DM
GM, 341 posts
Sat 1 Dec 2012
at 18:29
  • msg #134

Re: Delith: The Beginning

Morteft:
In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 131):

Morteft says, "Thank you for the amulet. That will be extremely useful on this quest. I really only have one thing I want to bring up as an option in this battle with Set so I would only need a few moments of your time."


Dualis: "And your request is?"

--DM2
Ron, The DM
GM, 342 posts
Sat 1 Dec 2012
at 18:32
  • msg #135

Re: Delith: The Beginning

Warwick:
In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 131):

"The amulet does all that?  Well, that'd been good to know before the battle with the trolls.  Could've used that teleport to our advantage.  And we wouldn't have had to use me as the telepathic relay.  Ah, well, I suppose the past is the past.  Now, after we meet Penny and save Rigel, what should we do?"


Dualis:"Yes I suppose that would have been nice, with one small problem.  They didn't do it at that time.  It would have been too unpredictable in the presence of the comet chunk.  The powers have recently been activated."

--DM2
Morteft
player, 126 posts
Sat 1 Dec 2012
at 18:34
  • msg #136

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 134):

OOC: I will assume this is private, i.e. with the characters only.

Morteft says, "I was thinking about the impact of messing with an event in time. The impact it had on the war has been remarkable. I am not sure who did it, but what if we did the same about this threat? We could go back in time and find Set's scouts or vanguard and stop them from finding Delith. Alternatively, if we want to save billions, maybe we can go back in time to before Set was a god and slay him earlier in his life in order to stop him from ever amassing that kind of power. Of course, another dark power will rise in his place, but it may have a different bent than Set has. I do realize it is very dangerous to mess with such time streams, although I think the threat would be less for Delith since he is not native here."
Ron, The DM
GM, 343 posts
Sat 1 Dec 2012
at 19:11
  • msg #137

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Morteft (msg # 136):

OOC: We can make it private, I'll conclude the meeting and move to this.

Dualis nods to the Council: "Thank you for your support.  Artharlian should be hear shortly."

Dualis then goes back over to the table and picks up his gold hourglass.  You catch a brief glimpse of it as he grabs it and you see both bulbs about half full.  You could have sworn all the grains were in the bottom when he put it on the table.

"You may rejoin the party in it's entirety gentlemen."

You all disperse, going back to the banquet area you experience something strange.  It looks like everyone is in about the same spot as when you left.  You even notice a conversation that doesn't seem to have progressed much Soraal and Basil.  You move to a corner and Morteft asks his question.

Dualis:"Yes the impact was quite dramatic; however the individual that cast the spell died at it's completion.  Such is what the spell requires.  Even if such a spell would be cast again, Set is now wise to our ability now and probably be able to thwart it.
    A slight misconception you have is because of the Delithian deities are composed of many that were like us at one time.  Set and others like him are one of the oldest if not the oldest races in the multi-verse; endowed with great power naturally.  The champions themselves would probably be destroyed by opposing him even before godhood as you say.  Lastly, the power required to go that far back in time and try to effect some event is almost without measure.  I would think only the greatest of gods could attempt it."

--DM2
Morteft
player, 127 posts
Sat 1 Dec 2012
at 19:25
  • msg #138

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 137):

Morteft sighs. "I thought that might be the case, but I thought it would be remiss to not explore it as a possibility."
Shorty
player, 206 posts
Sun 2 Dec 2012
at 12:32
  • msg #139

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 130):  "as people have noted in the past I am quite offensive"  Shorty's head seeme nod quite vigorously on this point....
Warwick
player, 305 posts
Tue 4 Dec 2012
at 18:22
  • msg #140

Re: Delith: The Beginning

Ron, The DM:
Warwick:
In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 131):

"The amulet does all that?  Well, that'd been good to know before the battle with the trolls.  Could've used that teleport to our advantage.  And we wouldn't have had to use me as the telepathic relay.  Ah, well, I suppose the past is the past.  Now, after we meet Penny and save Rigel, what should we do?"


Dualis:"Yes I suppose that would have been nice, with one small problem.  They didn't do it at that time.  It would have been too unpredictable in the presence of the comet chunk.  The powers have recently been activated."

--DM2


Warwick looks surprised and then starts a gravelly chuckle.  "Ye magic-users.  Always with the surprises.  Thank ye, lad."
Ron, The DM
GM, 344 posts
Wed 5 Dec 2012
at 01:04
  • msg #141

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Warwick (msg # 140):

Dualis: "You are quite welcome Warwick."

--DM2
Shorty
player, 207 posts
Wed 5 Dec 2012
at 01:08
  • msg #142

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 141):

Shorty pulls out his coin and stares at it for a minute before asking timedly... "Me gots to member mo magic word to make coin do?  Many magic word?"  Shorty almost looks afraid of the coin....
Morteft
player, 128 posts
Wed 5 Dec 2012
at 16:20
  • msg #143

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Shorty (msg # 142):

Morteft asks, "How often can the powers of the amulet be used?"
Ron, The DM
GM, 345 posts
Wed 5 Dec 2012
at 22:59
  • msg #144

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Morteft (msg # 143):

Dualis:"Most of the powers are continuous, telepathy, +1 protection.  Twice a day on the Teleport.  As well as contacting us, we may be busy of course but normally one should answer."

--DM2
Morteft
player, 129 posts
Wed 5 Dec 2012
at 23:06
  • msg #145

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 144):

"Very nice. Thank you very much!" He replies.
Ron, The DM
GM, 346 posts
Fri 7 Dec 2012
at 20:49
  • msg #146

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Morteft (msg # 145):

Dualis nods to Morteft.

"Well if no one else has any more business here we should begin ours else where."  He raises his hand and you all disappear and quickly reappear in a large lounge area.  The stone walls are about 18' high and the room is roughly circular about 50' across.  There is a fire pit in the middle with various plush looking chairs and small tables all around, in all about 15 chairs and 10 tables.  There are numerous pictures on the walls some landscapes but mostly of those like wizards.  One picture looks very much like Dualis but in the picture one side of his face looks horribly burned.  There is a small shelf of books along a section of wall and hanging from the ceiling is a large chandelier lit in 10 different spots covered in partially opaque glass.  There is one door in the room, two actually as it is a double door, 10' high and solid mahogany by the looks of it.

Dualis:"Welcome to Teke's tower.  Would anyone like a drink or dessert?"

--DM2
Shorty
player, 208 posts
Sat 8 Dec 2012
at 03:28
  • msg #147

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 146):

Shorty immediately perks up.  "Hi Ghost."  Then he looks around the group.  "Ghosts not likes me playin wid toys.  Be fun make ghost little bit jumpy."  Shorty grins and looks for things he can move around to pester the ghost.
Ron, The DM
GM, 347 posts
Sat 8 Dec 2012
at 14:12
  • msg #148

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Shorty (msg # 147):

Voice: "Greetings Master Shorty."  all the tables and chairs look moveable.

--DM2
Aztar
player, 168 posts
An Alchemist happy in his
lab and the world (Todd)
Sat 8 Dec 2012
at 14:16
  • msg #149

Re: Delith: The Beginning

Aztar takes a seat and quietly waits to get to the details,mquite curious what Dualis has to say.
Morteft
player, 130 posts
Sat 8 Dec 2012
at 20:24
  • msg #150

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Aztar (msg # 149):

Morteft says, "Yes, a strong drink would be good. Any kind of whiskey or scotch will do me."

He doesn't sit, but rather, moves around the room examining it closely. "A lifetime, or rather, several lifetimes of collecting things can add up, I suppose."
Warwick
player, 306 posts
Sat 8 Dec 2012
at 21:32
  • msg #151

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Morteft (msg # 150):

"Dwarven Ale, if ye got it," Warwick looks around.  "Please, lad, lass, are whatever ye are."
Ron, The DM
GM, 348 posts
Sat 8 Dec 2012
at 21:36
  • msg #152

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Morteft (msg # 150):

Voice: "Very good sir."  a fancy glass with a dark brown liquid in it appears on a table near Morteft.

The double doors open and a pair of detailed stone golems, one obviously male and the other female, walk in with two large trays of foodstuffs, cakes, pastry etc on one and various small items of meats and cheeses at the end of very thin sticks.  They wheel it into the middle of the room and then go stand by the doors.

"Thank you Mica and Flint. Now, where to begin ..."

--DM2
Ron, The DM
GM, 349 posts
Sat 8 Dec 2012
at 21:45
  • msg #153

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Aztar (msg # 149):

Dualis waits for all to get comfortable, get drinks, dessert or whatever.

"Since Set will need to regroup a little bit we can move on to some other things such as freeing Rigel.  Tomorrow you will go see Penny about the dragon orbs.  She should be able to tell you something about the orbs to help you get Rigel out of it.  I can tell you a little bit about where they are and some history.

Long ago during the Golden Age of Delith all was flourishing.  There was great peace, magical research and commerce were unprecedented.  The only possible threat there was besides each other were dragons.  There was a fine relationship with the good dragons of the day.  The problem was the evil dragons, they were unpredictable and untrustworthy; further the good dragons would not directly confront the evil ones.  Perhaps one on one but never large battles.  One possible defense and a powerful one were the artifacts known as Dragon Orbs.  There were 12 of these to represent the 12 age categories of dragons.  The rulers of the day thought these Orbs would be very good to have as some insurance against any dragon attack; so they sent out mighty groups on quests to gather these Orbs.  Thru the years they were able to 10 of the 12, the only ones they did not recover was the 6th and 11th.  The 12th representing the oldest of dragons took 10 years to find and bring back and it was a major triumph for them.
   The good dragon leaders were quite upset when they found out about these developments; because these Orbs are feared among all dragons.  They saw this as a way for the men of that day to attempt a first strike, if you will, against them.  Ever since then the relationship between the free cities and Delith and the dragons has been a bit tense."

Dualis pauses to see if anyone has comment.

--DM2
Ron, The DM
GM, 350 posts
Sat 8 Dec 2012
at 21:48
  • msg #154

Re: Delith: The Beginning

Warwick:
In reply to Morteft (msg # 150):

"Dwarven Ale, if ye got it," Warwick looks around.  "Please, lad, lass, are whatever ye are."


Voice:"Straight away sir."  a large, intricately detailed with dwarf figures, pewter tankard of ale appears on a table near Warwick.

--DM2
Shorty
player, 209 posts
Sat 8 Dec 2012
at 23:51
  • msg #155

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 153:
Shorty shoves a few tables around just to see if they move back... then he lookes at Dualis.  "Not likes dis magic.  Ken smarshes after get Rigel dragon out?  Not wants Baby gets stuck in little marble."
Aztar
player, 169 posts
An Alchemist happy in his
lab and the world (Todd)
Sun 9 Dec 2012
at 00:50
  • msg #156

Re: Delith: The Beginning

'So, I assume the one that captured Rigel is one of the two that were still missing?  If so, i guess that explains why no one could find it as it had already been found.  Do the ors have any symbiotic magic if all twelve were gathered? '

'So, who possesses the other ten?  Are they spread about or re they controlled by one man?

'Perhaps we can bring some calm between the two sides if we give it to the good dragons once we find it.' 

Ron, The DM
GM, 351 posts
Sun 9 Dec 2012
at 05:02
  • msg #157

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Shorty (msg # 155):

After Shorty pushes the tables around he sees them go back to the original spot one by one.

Dualis:"I understand how you feel Shorty; but I would advise against it.  Even if you could destroy an orb there are serious consequences when destroying any artifact."

--DM2
Ron, The DM
GM, 352 posts
Sun 9 Dec 2012
at 05:10
  • msg #158

Re: Delith: The Beginning

Aztar:
'So, I assume the one that captured Rigel is one of the two that were still missing?  If so, i guess that explains why no one could find it as it had already been found.  Do the ors have any symbiotic magic if all twelve were gathered? '

'So, who possesses the other ten?  Are they spread about or re they controlled by one man?

'Perhaps we can bring some calm between the two sides if we give it to the good dragons once we find it.' 


Dualis:"Actually the one that has Rigel is the 12th Orb, the Great Wyrm.  Only the unique dragons have a chance against it.  That is a good question, to my knowledge all twelve have never been together so it is unknown if there is any symbiosis; however it is believed so.

Nobody possesses the other 10, they are sealed away in a tower with 12 separate rooms.  That is the other part of the story.

My guess is that they would want to see the Orbs scattered throughout Delith.  Penny may be able to tell you more."

--DM2
Aztar
player, 170 posts
An Alchemist happy in his
lab and the world (Todd)
Sun 9 Dec 2012
at 18:24
  • msg #159

Re: Delith: The Beginning

Aztar looks a bit perplexed at Dualis's answers, 'I was able to scry the orb shortly after the king disappeared and it appeared to be in a cave and something was there that shut down my scrying.  It didn't appear to be a tower and actually seemed like quite a sizable cave.'

'But, if you know which orb has him and where they are stored, shouldn't it just be a simple matter to ask those that collected the orbs to release Rigel?'

Ron, The DM
GM, 353 posts
Sun 9 Dec 2012
at 19:38
  • msg #160

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Aztar (msg # 159):

Dualis:"Yes, it is indeed in a cave and there will be no asking those who have collected them, they are long dead.  Let me fill in more of the story.  In the Golden Age mighty wizards and clerics started explorer the limits of magic and in a less than controlled way.  Perhaps is the prosperity that has people be less restrained as I have seen personally. The predecessor to the high mages guild was the University of High Magic in the city of Perod the Golden and there is where the cataclysm struck.
   Some uncontrolled magic sunk the city and much of the surrounding lands underground, destroying much.  The tower where the Orbs are located is in Perod the Golden, which is now in a giant cavern.  The Great Lake is another result of the cataclysm and sits above the caverns now.  Your scrying probably picked up multiple images merged together as there is still great magic there.  There have been some who have visited these ruins.  Shorty as a matter of fact, he was there a few years ago.  Do you remember Shorty?  I believe you were in a large library and there you met some one you called Bone Man .. his name is actually Gargaragoth."

--DM2
Warwick
player, 307 posts
Mon 10 Dec 2012
at 01:21
  • msg #161

Re: Delith: The Beginning

Ron, The DM:
In reply to Aztar (msg # 159):

Dualis:"Yes, it is indeed in a cave and there will be no asking those who have collected them, they are long dead.  Let me fill in more of the story.  In the Golden Age mighty wizards and clerics started explorer the limits of magic and in a less than controlled way.  Perhaps is the prosperity that has people be less restrained as I have seen personally. The predecessor to the high mages guild was the University of High Magic in the city of Perod the Golden and there is where the cataclysm struck.
   Some uncontrolled magic sunk the city and much of the surrounding lands underground, destroying much.  The tower where the Orbs are located is in Perod the Golden, which is now in a giant cavern.  The Great Lake is another result of the cataclysm and sits above the caverns now.  Your scrying probably picked up multiple images merged together as there is still great magic there.  There have been some who have visited these ruins.  Shorty as a matter of fact, he was there a few years ago.  Do you remember Shorty?  I believe you were in a large library and there you met some one you called Bone Man .. his name is actually Gargaragoth."

--DM2


Warwick sputters as he's taking a long draw from his tankard.  Looking at Shorty he exclaims, "Ye saw Gargaragoth and survived, lad?  How is that possible?"
Shorty
player, 210 posts
Mon 10 Dec 2012
at 22:25
  • msg #162

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 160):

Shorty looks a little unhappy.  "Not posed talk bout dat.  Dat me home.  Dat where baby be growin an learnin be good dragon.  Not likes new people find way to tower n city.  Me meber bone man.  Me has to breaks him cause him gets mean.  Tower n city be Shorty place n thief place n birdy n baby too.  Why we need go der.  Not wants baby be getting hurt."
This message was last edited by the player at 22:26, Mon 10 Dec 2012.
Ron, The DM
GM, 354 posts
Tue 11 Dec 2012
at 00:38
  • msg #163

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Shorty (msg # 162):

Dualis: "You go there to free Rigel, Aztar's dragon friend.  Don't worry the city is extremely large, no one will get near baby.  Don't be alarmed Shorty but Bone Man put himself back together."

--DM2
Shorty
player, 211 posts
Tue 11 Dec 2012
at 12:57
  • msg #164

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 163):

Shorty stops his playing with the furniture and stands up.  "Gots go now.  Bone Man no where tower be.  Thief have magic book.  Bone Man want magic book.  Baby n thief be getting danger.  Me need be der smash gin.  Dullis take now.  Please."  Shorty begins to check his weapons and frowns at the broken glove.  "Me need dis workin.  Bone Man make spark dat hurt lots.  Eben Shorty."  Shorty looks carefully at the rest of group.  "Me not likes but all need comes.  Me needs help last time.  Me gonna needs gin me think.  But Baby be secret.  Lotta people scairt cause baby be wrong color.  But Baby be good.  Him know rule.  Always prtects people be smaller den youse."

Shorty looks expectantly at the group.

Shorty pulls out an amulet with an infinity sign on it and shows it to Dualis.  "Bone Man gonna want dis back too?  Him want it afore.  Me not know what do.  It bees magic but me not know what."
Warwick
player, 308 posts
Tue 11 Dec 2012
at 15:37
  • msg #165

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Shorty (msg # 164):

Warwick drains his tankard.  "Sure, lad, I'll go with ye.  And since I'm a lot smaller than Baby, I don't think I have to worry about being eaten."
Shorty
player, 212 posts
Tue 11 Dec 2012
at 20:41
  • msg #166

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Warwick (msg # 165):

SHorty just shakes his head at Warwick.  "Me teaches baby eat good food.  Baby eat horse.  Eatin Fuzz Face be like eatin mayor horse.  Bees all tough n stringy.  Not bery tasty."
Ron, The DM
GM, 355 posts
Tue 11 Dec 2012
at 22:44
  • msg #167

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Shorty (msg # 166):

Dualis looks and Shorty and gives him a small smile and his face softens.  Aztar would imagine that Dualis has never given such a look before, it may even be compassionate.

"Shorty, baby will be ok.  You have my promise on that.  Bone Man won't go after the book because he has to defend himself against the champions.  He will not come back to Delith ever again.
  And the amulet you hold is a gift from Knowman to you and I gave it to Knowman.  So you don't need to worry about that; but if you want to check on them I can show you them or take you to them."

--DM2
Shorty
player, 213 posts
Wed 12 Dec 2012
at 03:00
  • msg #168

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Shorty (msg # 166):

Shorty looks confused.  "You say Rigel be in Cave city n Bone Man be blame.  How him be der n not der."  Shorty shakes his head and pulls out the coin from No Man and lays it on the table beside the amulet.  "Dis be coin.  Dis be commin  big Red Momma Dragon.  Bone man want sword from Baby other Momma n Bone man want dis bad when sees it.  Me been keepin safe cause me think it be potent if Bone Man want.  It bees same as coin?  But hows come Momma Red Dragon gots in nest n hows come nobodys know it potent afore now ceptin Bone Man."
Ron, The DM
GM, 356 posts
Thu 13 Dec 2012
at 21:57
  • msg #169

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Shorty (msg # 168):

Dualis:"Sorry Shorty I misunderstood.  The coin and amulet are different; but Bone Man can't get them.  Rigel is in the same city but not because of Bone Man; Rigel is there because of king troll.  Rigel is in a different part of the city than library and baby.  The city is many miles wide; bigger than any city today."

--DM2
Aztar
player, 171 posts
An Alchemist happy in his
lab and the world (Todd)
Thu 13 Dec 2012
at 22:20
  • msg #170

Re: Delith: The Beginning

Aztar continues to sit silently and listen.  He had watched Dualis as Shorty spoke about the bone man and needing to go and had assumed the wizard would calm him down so hadn't stood up to leave.
Shorty
player, 214 posts
Fri 14 Dec 2012
at 02:48
  • msg #171

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 169):

Shorty sighs and sits back down.  He obviously does not understand something and waits to see if it makes sense.  Shorty shakes his head and looks at Dualis again.  "Shorty no city be big.  Me go all ober make sure be safe fer friends.  No troll in city.  Me kill troll if find.  No troll smell.  How troll king put Rigel Dragon der den."  Shorty looks down at the table then he reaches out and pushes the coin and amulet around.  "Same picture but not same.  Dis one old.  Dragon have.Bone man want bad nug hurt peoples.  Hows come?  Why dis be potent?? "
Ron, The DM
GM, 357 posts
Sat 15 Dec 2012
at 14:29
  • msg #172

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Shorty (msg # 171):

Dualis listens to Shorty and nods.

"Ok, let me add some more so maybe it will all make sense, a bit of back story.  You all remember the battle on the Great Lake.  During the battle you had up to 3 dragons helping you.  That defeat did not sit well with him and he was determined to settle the score.  Since you had these allies he needed to find an equalizer.  He didn't trust any evil dragons but knew the legend of the Orbs and so he quested.  He found out where they were ensconced and made the trip with several elite trolls and the dark mage.  With the dark mage and Sets avatar of course the troll king was able to avoid the most deadly of the protections and seize the Orb.  This happened about 7 months ago and they went no where near baby.
    Now as to how the Orb got back .. once the spell completed the work and the troll king vanished from our time the Orb went back to the point of origin prior to the troll kings visit which is in that tower in the Golden City.  Since the Orb is an artifact it maintained it's hold on Rigel."

Dualis looks at the coin and amulet that Shorty has and shrugs.  "I am not sure about the one the dragon had but I can research it if you want?"

--DM2
Shorty
player, 215 posts
Sat 15 Dec 2012
at 18:24
  • msg #173

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 172):

Shorty pushes the amulet across the table.  "Nots do nuttin fer me.  Bestus know if Bone Man stills gonna want.  Ifn so, gonna has get rids of it."
Ron, The DM
GM, 358 posts
Sun 16 Dec 2012
at 04:42
  • msg #174

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Shorty (msg # 173):

Dualis will pick the amulet up and looks it over a little bit.  Then he cast a spell and continues to flip the coin on his fingers, moments later

"This amulet is made for a wizard not a fighter which is why it doesn't help you.  It is the Amulet of Arlon, a very ancient and mighty wizard who developed many spells and items.  The main powers of the amulet is to allow a wizard to cast 1 more spell level per level of the wizard so a 20th level wizard could cast 20 extra spell levels a day from any spells he knows; so 2 extra 7th and 1 6th for example.  It will also answer 1 question a week, similar to a Legend Lore spell.  It also has 1 strange effect, a chameleon power is the best I can describe.  Every week it provides a new random power, with a small chance that it won't be beneficial.
   It is something he would like to have, but not something he would come after now.  You could leave it here, it is quite safe from Bone Man in this place."

--DM2
Warwick
player, 309 posts
Sun 16 Dec 2012
at 04:54
  • msg #175

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 174):

"Or Morteft could use it.  Or even ye, Dualis."
Shorty
player, 216 posts
Sun 16 Dec 2012
at 12:55
  • msg #176

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Warwick (msg # 175):

Shortry looks interested and asks.  "Only peoples ken use?  Ken dragon use too?  Birdy gonna teaches Baby some magics.  Make Baby stronger?  Dat be why momma dragon have?  If not helps Baby den me not need."
Ron, The DM
GM, 359 posts
Sun 16 Dec 2012
at 17:30
  • msg #177

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Shorty (msg # 176):

Dualis: "I don't really need it even though the benefit would be great.  A dragon could use it but it would be much better for a very old dragon as they could tap into it's power more than the youngsters.  The Legend Lore is nice; but the interesting thing is the random power.  I think chaos magic makes that work, not something for a beginner in magic to play with.  In saying that Shorty, this amulet may do more harm than good to baby at least for the next 400 years or so."

--DM2
Shorty
player, 217 posts
Mon 17 Dec 2012
at 02:20
  • msg #178

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 177):

Shorty pushes the amulet across the table to Dualis.  "Me not live dat long keep baby safe.  Dullis keep.  But Dullis owe Baby not Shorty."
Ron, The DM
GM, 360 posts
Mon 17 Dec 2012
at 02:27
  • msg #179

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Shorty (msg # 178):

Dualis smiles: "Thank you Shorty but it would probably help one of your companions more than me.  But I will see what I can give to Baby."

--DM2
Morteft
player, 131 posts
Tue 18 Dec 2012
at 14:43
  • msg #180

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 179):

Morteft says, "So, when should we head out? As for the amulet, what does that one do?"
Ron, The DM
GM, 361 posts
Tue 18 Dec 2012
at 15:46
  • msg #181

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Morteft (msg # 180):

Dualis: "You shall be leaving tomorrow morning to see Penny and from there you will prepare to begin your journey to the City of Perod.  As far as the amulet, you must have been heavily in thought since it was mentioned earlier."

See msg 174

"Oh, one more thing, it is customary to bring a gift when visiting a dragon.  Something else the timeline changed, it is more symbolic really to say you are not there to take their treasure."


--DM2
Morteft
player, 132 posts
Tue 18 Dec 2012
at 16:05
  • msg #182

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 181):

OOC: Not sure how I missed that message! Great amulet.

Morteft coughs and says, "Well, I wouldn't mind examining one of those holding boxes. My understanding of dimensions is rather limited, but I can see the value in having such a retreat. Perhaps I could examine it tonight before our trip tomorrow?"

He looks to the amulet and says, "That is a mighty amulet indeed. I would be honored to carry it for you, Shorty, until our current adventure comes to an end."
Shorty
player, 218 posts
Tue 18 Dec 2012
at 20:20
  • msg #183

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 181):

Oh, one more thing, it is customary to bring a gift when visiting a dragon.  Something else the timeline changed, it is more symbolic really to say you are not there to take their treasure."

Shorty looks a little concerned and then smiles.  "Ghost.  Gots horse someplaces in tower? Penny need present.  Dragon ken always use horsey fer dinner."
Aztar
player, 173 posts
An Alchemist happy in his
lab and the world (Todd)
Tue 18 Dec 2012
at 20:48
  • msg #184

Re: Delith: The Beginning

Aztar nodded, 'I have numerous spare items that no one has needed over the years.   If its just a symbolic gesture, then I should be easily able to help there..  Should it be of a certain power level?'

Looking at Dualis for a moment, the alchemist realized something that had been bothering him, 'How is it you are so aware of the changes that occured?  Is there a way to impart these changes to the rest of us so we can more easily function in this revised world?'
Ron, The DM
GM, 363 posts
Tue 18 Dec 2012
at 22:05
  • msg #185

Re: Delith: The Beginning

Aztar:
Aztar nodded, 'I have numerous spare items that no one has needed over the years.   If its just a symbolic gesture, then I should be easily able to help there..  Should it be of a certain power level?'


Dualis: "Actually a very nice precious gem or gold ingot would suffice.  But a magic item would probably do as well."


Aztar:
Looking at Dualis for a moment, the alchemist realized something that had been bothering him, 'How is it you are so aware of the changes that occurred?  Is there a way to impart these changes to the rest of us so we can more easily function in this revised world?'


Dualis:"There are several reasons why my friend.  One is that the more intertwined with the events of this world the more you retain and know.  Similar as to how you all retain knowledge of past events that are not really part this times history now.  Second, I have time traveled before and have made an extensive study of time, giving me a unique perspective and understanding.  Another is that I have what you may call a chrono-network; which, in a sense I am able to follow ripples of time created when the spell took effect.  I will try to let you in on the major changes, they are a bit easier to discover.  The coins should help you with that."

--DM2
Warwick
player, 310 posts
Wed 19 Dec 2012
at 01:33
  • msg #186

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 185):

"I guess me debating career is at an end, then.  I'll never be able to keep straight what I know from the previous timeline and what's true in this one."
Ron, The DM
GM, 365 posts
Wed 19 Dec 2012
at 22:02
  • msg #187

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Warwick (msg # 186):

Dualis:"You might say it has improved as you have a perspective very few others have.   Imagine the what ifs you could come up with."

--DM2
Shorty
player, 221 posts
Thu 20 Dec 2012
at 01:01
  • msg #188

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 187):

Shorty settles back to rest from the recent battles.  He looks back up to add.  "Me still tinks Penny rather have nice horse fer present."
Ron, The DM
GM, 367 posts
Fri 28 Dec 2012
at 03:40
  • msg #189

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Shorty (msg # 188):

Everyone has gone to bed feeling a little restless.  However everyone gets a good night sleep, waking to see a little something in their room.

see private messages

Everyone sits down to breakfast as unseen servants bring food and drink.

Dualis:"Eat hardy, I suspect you'll have a long day ahead of you."

--DM2
Warwick
player, 311 posts
Fri 28 Dec 2012
at 16:00
  • msg #190

Re: Delith: The Beginning

Ron, The DM:
In reply to Warwick (msg # 186):

Dualis:"You might say it has improved as you have a perspective very few others have.   Imagine the what ifs you could come up with."

--DM2


Warwick pulls at his beard as he ponders Dualis' words.  "Ye might be right, laddie.  As long as I can figure out fact from fiction.  Ye got to know what's true and what ye're pulling from yer arse."
Warwick
player, 312 posts
Fri 28 Dec 2012
at 16:02
  • msg #191

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 189):

"Laddie, do I ye to thank for this wondrous gift?"
Ron, The DM
GM, 370 posts
Fri 28 Dec 2012
at 20:07
  • msg #192

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Warwick (msg # 191):

Dualis:"Actually, no.  There is a mysterious benevolent force in the multi-verse that once a year seems to bestow gifts on those of noble spirit.  Then for those of a good deal less than noble get chunks of coal.  I suspect Gargy gets a mountain sized chunk every year.  I have never been able to discover been able to determine where this force hails from or what from it takes.  You each would have gotten a gift, I suspect they were all explained..." he trails off seemingly expecting a response from all.

--DM2
Warwick
player, 314 posts
Fri 28 Dec 2012
at 21:07
  • msg #193

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 192):

Warwick flexes his hands.  "Aye, I got these gauntlets made of a material I've never seen.  The note said I could will them to provide flame or cold to me weapon.  Quite a unique item."
Aztar
player, 175 posts
An Alchemist happy in his
lab and the world (Todd)
Sat 29 Dec 2012
at 00:25
  • msg #194

Re: Delith: The Beginning

Knowing that it will annoy Dualis just a little, Aztar sits and silently eats his breakfast with a little smile on his face.
Shorty
player, 223 posts
Sat 29 Dec 2012
at 00:41
  • msg #195

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Aztar (msg # 194):

Shorty just stands in the corner happily bouncing a red ball
Ron, The DM
GM, 371 posts
Sat 29 Dec 2012
at 01:12
  • msg #196

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Shorty (msg # 195):

Dualis looks over at Shorty.  "Is that what you got Shorty?  What does it do, besides bounce?"

--DM2
Shorty
player, 224 posts
Sat 29 Dec 2012
at 15:19
  • msg #197

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Aztar (msg # 194):

Shorty shrugs.  "Paper say ball be fun.  Be funny cause me neber know squiggles afore.  But me only know ball bounce real good."
Ron, The DM
GM, 373 posts
Sat 29 Dec 2012
at 17:31
  • msg #198

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Shorty (msg # 197):

Dualis:"So is the ball fun?  May I see it please?"

--DM2
Shorty
player, 225 posts
Sun 30 Dec 2012
at 15:13
  • msg #199

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 198):

Shorty nods.  "Ball always fun.  Dis bounce bedder den old ball."  Shorty then tosses the ball to Dualis
Morteft
player, 134 posts
Sun 30 Dec 2012
at 17:00
  • msg #200

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Shorty (msg # 199):

Morteft watches with amusement.

He sips his drink and says, "I was gifted an incredible staff. It will act like a dancing sword for me in battle. Very impressive and very useful if I need close protection."
Warwick
player, 315 posts
Sun 30 Dec 2012
at 17:59
  • msg #201

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Morteft (msg # 200):

"Aye, lad, that'll make it easier on all of us."
Warwick
player, 316 posts
Sun 30 Dec 2012
at 18:00
  • msg #202

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Shorty (msg # 199):

"Shorty, do ye still have that piece of paper that came with the ball?  I'd like to see it, if ye don't mind."
Ron, The DM
GM, 374 posts
Sun 30 Dec 2012
at 22:44
  • msg #203

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Warwick (msg # 202):

I am assuming Shorty shares the note, if not then forget what you see ;)

Note

'For Shorty - a Super Ball - have fun'

--DM2
Ron, The DM
GM, 375 posts
Sun 30 Dec 2012
at 22:56
  • msg #204

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Shorty (msg # 199):

Dualis catches the ball and examines it momentarily, he then smiles.  "Ah very nice indeed.  I suppose thre note may have been too lengthy, but besides being a very bouncy ball it does have another power.  If you squeeze the ball quickly 3 times it will activate the power; which is acting like a super heroism potion.  Actually you will temporarily gain 3 levels as a fighter for 20 rounds.  It can be used once a day.  Very useful if you get in a real tough battle Shorty.
    If you forget how to activate that power, I'm sure one of your friends here can help you remember what you need to do."

--DM2
Warwick
player, 317 posts
Mon 31 Dec 2012
at 00:19
  • msg #205

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 203):

Warwick snorts.  "Well, that ain't much of a help."
Warwick
player, 318 posts
Mon 31 Dec 2012
at 00:19
  • msg #206

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 204):

"Aye, I'll keep that in mind."
Shorty
player, 226 posts
Mon 31 Dec 2012
at 00:47
  • msg #207

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Warwick (msg # 205):

Shorty nods and then looks at the paper again.  "Super Ball make super Shorty.  Me unnerstand me think.  Maybe be good fer fightin cloud.  Thankie Ghost fer present."  Shorty bounces his ball some more
Morteft
player, 135 posts
Mon 31 Dec 2012
at 04:44
  • msg #208

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Shorty (msg # 207):

Morteft says, "Yes, the staff should help take the pressure off you two. I can get my people to melt down a couple of thousand gold into a nice sized ingot for a gift. Do we need to make any other preparations."
Ron, The DM
GM, 376 posts
Mon 31 Dec 2012
at 14:28
  • msg #209

Re: Delith: The Beginning

Morteft:
In reply to Shorty (msg # 207):

Morteft says, "Yes, the staff should help take the pressure off you two. I can get my people to melt down a couple of thousand gold into a nice sized ingot for a gift. Do we need to make any other preparations."


Dualis: "That would do nicely, she will of course act surprised you brought something but that's part of the 'ceremony'.  As far as preparations, none, dependent on how quickly you head to the Golden City.  Penny may have some information that may cause a re-think but that remains to be seen."

--DM2
Shorty
player, 227 posts
Mon 31 Dec 2012
at 15:41
  • msg #210

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Morteft (msg # 208):

Shorty mutters something about horse tasting better than gold
Warwick
player, 319 posts
Mon 31 Dec 2012
at 16:18
  • msg #211

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Shorty (msg # 210):

Warwick chuckles.  "Aye, lad, I'm sure they do.  But people get attached to them, so it's not always a good idea.  If ye want to bring her a horse, why don't we swing by the stables and buy one?"
Shorty
player, 228 posts
Tue 1 Jan 2013
at 05:02
  • msg #212

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Warwick (msg # 211):

Shorty nods.
Warwick
player, 320 posts
Wed 2 Jan 2013
at 18:07
  • msg #213

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Shorty (msg # 212):

"Dualis, lad, can ye get Shorty and I to a stable?  We'll buy a horse that Shorty can then give to Penny."
Ron, The DM
GM, 377 posts
Wed 2 Jan 2013
at 21:26
  • msg #214

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Warwick (msg # 213):

Dualis: "Well, yes, not a problem.  It's just in town.  Just say 'Teke' to return or you can walk back."

[POP]

Shorty and Warwick find themselves outside of a stable in Calator.  Several people give you a wide berth as you popped into their path.  The front of the shop is a small smitty and someone is making a horseshoe, he looks at you.

"You sirs must be an awful hurry to be poppin in like that.  What can I do you for?"

--DM2
Warwick
player, 321 posts
Wed 2 Jan 2013
at 22:06
  • msg #215

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 214):

"A horse, lad.  We need a horse."
Shorty
player, 229 posts
Thu 3 Jan 2013
at 01:01
  • msg #216

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Warwick (msg # 215):

Shorty nods.  "Not old one.  Be too tough.  Not baby one cause be to small.  Need middle horse."
Warwick
player, 322 posts
Thu 3 Jan 2013
at 05:43
  • msg #217

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Shorty (msg # 216):

"We need to make an offering to a dragon, laddie, and me friend here wants to make sure it's not insulted."
Ron, The DM
GM, 378 posts
Thu 3 Jan 2013
at 21:53
  • msg #218

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Warwick (msg # 217):

Man: "So lets me get this straight, you want a horse to give to a dragon?  That's kinda barbaric.  Yous not of an evil sort are yeh?"

--DM2
Warwick
player, 323 posts
Thu 3 Jan 2013
at 22:24
  • msg #219

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 218):

"Nah, we ain't evil.  But, why is it barbaric?  Just choose a horse that can't be used for stud services and isn't fit to be ridden.  As long as it's not sickly, it should be a fine offering to give to a dragon.  We're supposed to give gifts to the dragon before engaging in negotiations with it.  Shorty believes that giving the dragon a good meal is a fine way to get on its good side.  'Cause, believe me lad, we don't want to get on its bad side."

Warwick shows his holy symbol.  "I'm a warrior-priest of Reorx.  He don't let dwarves that are evil worship him.  If that don't convince ye, perhaps we can get someone from the palace to vouch for us."
Ron, The DM
GM, 379 posts
Thu 3 Jan 2013
at 22:36
  • msg #220

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Warwick (msg # 219):

Man:"Didn't meanta insult yer lineage or nothin' sir.  Juts not sure whys you gonna give a evil dragon a gift sir.  Guess yer seein' the big green in the forests yonder?"

--DM2
Shorty
player, 230 posts
Fri 4 Jan 2013
at 00:33
  • msg #221

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 220):

Shorty shakes his head.  "what be barbic?  And me not gots lingage thingie.  Did horse man lose?  Me help find.  And us gonna sees Penny Dragon.  Her not ebil.  Her berry nice dragon.  An horse be berry tasty to eats so makes Penny happy.  Penny be friend.  Her helps save world."
Ron, The DM
GM, 380 posts
Fri 4 Jan 2013
at 01:10
  • msg #222

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Shorty (msg # 221):

The man just looks at Shorty for a little while.  "Anyways never heard no good dragon eatin' a horse, the bad ones seems to do that an stuff."  he points to the stables in the back "There is poor Ole Crayon over there.  He came up lame a few days ago so he can't helps no more."

--DM2
Shorty
player, 231 posts
Fri 4 Jan 2013
at 11:52
  • msg #223

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 222):

Shorty looks at the horse man and say.  "Not wants old horse.  Old horsey tough to chew.  Eben me not like old horsey."
Warwick
player, 324 posts
Fri 4 Jan 2013
at 16:14
  • msg #224

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 220):

"No insult taken, laddie.  Yer doing yer job.  Not all dragons are evil.  There are some that are good.  Although even the good ones are awe-inspiring."
Warwick
player, 325 posts
Fri 4 Jan 2013
at 16:15
  • msg #225

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Shorty (msg # 223):

"How old is Crayon?"
Ron, The DM
GM, 381 posts
Fri 4 Jan 2013
at 20:55
  • msg #226

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Warwick (msg # 225):

Man:"His name is 'Ole Crayon', although doesn't sounds like it'll be much a diff.  He's 12, not old for a horse."

--DM2
Shorty
player, 232 posts
Sat 5 Jan 2013
at 01:28
  • msg #227

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 226):

SHorty scrathes his head at the old but not old and then asks Warwick.  "Youse ken count round metal fer Shorty?"
Ron, The DM
GM, 382 posts
Sat 5 Jan 2013
at 14:38
  • msg #228

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Shorty (msg # 227):

Man:"You can have him for 20 gold."

--DM2
Warwick
player, 326 posts
Sat 5 Jan 2013
at 15:49
  • msg #229

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 228):

"Aye, lad, I'll pay for the horse."  Warwick counts out 30 gold and hands it to the man.  "Ye've been very helpful.  A little something extra for ye time."
Shorty
player, 233 posts
Sat 5 Jan 2013
at 16:23
  • msg #230

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Warwick (msg # 229):

Shorty nods his head in thanks and then whispers, "Me gots lots a little round metal.  Just not no numbers dat big.  Thief say Shorty always asks fer help cause some peoples cheat."
Ron, The DM
GM, 383 posts
Sat 5 Jan 2013
at 18:26
  • msg #231

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Warwick (msg # 229):

The man takes the coins, "Thank ye."  He goes to retrieve Ole Crayon, the horse he returns with is a chestnut colored horse.  It does limp a bit but it looks to have been a strong horse, he hands you the reins.  "Here ya go sir."

--DM2
Warwick
player, 327 posts
Sat 5 Jan 2013
at 19:07
  • msg #232

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Shorty (msg # 230):

Warwick whispers back.  "Understood, lad.  But ye'd do best to save yer money for things ye need.  Ye've got a dragon to care for and that ain't cheap.  I only got me to lookout fer."
Warwick
player, 328 posts
Sat 5 Jan 2013
at 19:08
  • msg #233

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 231):

"Thank ye, lad."  Warwick takes the reins.  "Well, Shorty, we'd best go find the tower."
Shorty
player, 234 posts
Sat 5 Jan 2013
at 20:37
  • msg #234

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Warwick (msg # 233):

Shorty shankes his head.  "Me not member magic word.  Dullis say magic go back to twoer."
Warwick
player, 329 posts
Sun 6 Jan 2013
at 19:13
  • msg #235

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Shorty (msg # 234):

Warwick smiles and says, "Teke."
Ron, The DM
GM, 384 posts
Sun 6 Jan 2013
at 21:40
  • msg #236

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Warwick (msg # 235):

Poof:

Warwick and Shorty have returned after about 20 minutes.  They have a horse with them.

Actions?

--DM2
Warwick
player, 330 posts
Sun 6 Jan 2013
at 22:32
  • msg #237

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 236):

"Are we ready to visit Penny?"
Morteft
player, 136 posts
Mon 7 Jan 2013
at 00:41
  • msg #238

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Warwick (msg # 237):

Morteft says, "Oh, you were serious about the horse? Don't you think it might be an insult to Penny? She isn't like baby. She is in her full glory and probably doesn't want helpless prey. She would rather have the thrill of the chase and give her food a fighting chance. While this fine horse is a very nice gift, it may send the wrong message. We don't want her to take it as meaning that we think she is weak or feeble or that we see her in that way. I think it might be best to err on the side of discretion when we enter into talks with her. After all, this is a very different Penny from the one we knew...she is one that has the Dragon Council around. Just a thought..." He trails off.
Shorty
player, 235 posts
Mon 7 Jan 2013
at 03:02
  • msg #239

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Morteft (msg # 238):

Shorty looks at Morteft like he has two heads.  "Dragons always hungry.  Horse be bestus food n dis time not make a peoples made cause eatin pet.  Me not unndersan cause horse be to big fer house and two small fer ride.  Sides, not takin horse inside Penny cave.  Horsey get scairt to bad fer smell.  Leaves outside where Penny ken catch n eats.  Dis be present from Shorty if you not likes."
Aztar
player, 176 posts
An Alchemist happy in his
lab and the world (Todd)
Mon 7 Jan 2013
at 15:00
  • msg #240

Re: Delith: The Beginning

'If this Penny is at all like the dregs we used to know, I believe she'll understand the meaning of Shorty's gift.  I also intend to give her something, so I'm sure we'll be fine brining the horse as well.'

Aztar nods at the question about being ready to go and stands waiting to see if everyone else is as well.
Morteft
player, 137 posts
Wed 9 Jan 2013
at 04:26
  • msg #241

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Aztar (msg # 240):

Morteft shrugs. "Well, let's see how it goes."
Shorty
player, 236 posts
Wed 9 Jan 2013
at 12:33
  • msg #242

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Morteft (msg # 241):

Shorty laughs happily.  "Time go see Penny Dragon."
Warwick
player, 331 posts
Thu 10 Jan 2013
at 18:05
  • msg #243

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Shorty (msg # 242):

"Aye, let's get this over with."
Ron, The DM
GM, 385 posts
Fri 11 Jan 2013
at 00:37
  • msg #244

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Warwick (msg # 243):

Dualis:"Very well then, gather round.  The entrance to Penny's is a little different than before so I will send you there.  She is expecting you, no need to worry about surprising her.  Oh, one more thing, your initial greeting should be 'Penny, Mighty Mistress of the Mountain';  she thought it was catchy.  I have some business to take care of but I should be here when you get back."


You gather near each other and almost instantly you are transported into the mountains east of Calator.  You find yourself deep in the mountain round, snow capped peaks are all around.  In front of you a mountain stretches high above you.  You stand near a shear cliff face, below your feet is at least a 1000' foot drop.

You then notice that looking down you don't see any rock that you stand on, just a sheer drop!  Most of you realize you are probably standing on an invisible ledge.  The horse doesn't realize this and starts to freak out.  Not to sure about Shorty either.

Actions?

--DM2
Shorty
player, 237 posts
Fri 11 Jan 2013
at 01:55
  • msg #245

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Warwick (msg # 243):

Shorty grins as he looks down.  "Neat!!"  Shorty quickly slips a spare sack over the horses eyes so it can not see.  He then lets it smell his hand so it knows it is safe and feeds it a carrot.  Shorty then ties the horse up to a safe spot and looks excitedly at the drop.  "Ken me go firstes?  Me no No Fall Down.  Me like go firstes see Penny Dragon."
Morteft
player, 138 posts
Fri 11 Jan 2013
at 02:43
  • msg #246

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Shorty (msg # 245):

Morteft says, "Lead on, Shorty."
Shorty
player, 238 posts
Fri 11 Jan 2013
at 03:29
  • msg #247

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Shorty (msg # 245):

Shorty checks one more time to make sure the horse is secured away from the edge and then steps happily off into space.  Grinning like a child. He yells out happily.  "Me coming Friend Penny Dragon."
Morteft
player, 139 posts
Fri 11 Jan 2013
at 03:42
  • msg #248

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Shorty (msg # 247):

Morteft says, "Wait..."

Morteft looks to see if there is a cave entrance nearby before Shorty steps off the cliff.
Aztar
player, 177 posts
An Alchemist happy in his
lab and the world (Todd)
Fri 11 Jan 2013
at 15:27
  • msg #249

Re: Delith: The Beginning

Aztar quickly reaches out and touches Shorty's shoulder nodding at Morteft's assessment.  "I believe we are at the cave Shorty.  We just can't see it yet."


Aztar looks around at the cliff face trying to determine if there is an opening there.
Warwick
player, 332 posts
Fri 11 Jan 2013
at 16:14
  • msg #250

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Aztar (msg # 249):

Warwick crosses his arms and waits.
Ron, The DM
GM, 386 posts
Fri 11 Jan 2013
at 22:38
  • msg #251

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Morteft (msg # 248):

You don't see any cliff at the moment.  The wall of the mountain is about 20' in front of you.  Also you begin to hear a thump thump sound as if someone is pounding stone against stone or someone is walking in large stone shoes.  The sound get's louder.

The horse has calmed down as he munches on a carrot.

--DM2
Warwick
player, 333 posts
Sat 12 Jan 2013
at 00:55
  • msg #252

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 251):

Warwick faces the stone wall and yells.  "Penny, Mighty Mistress of the Mountain!  We seek an audience, please."
Shorty
player, 239 posts
Sat 12 Jan 2013
at 01:12
  • msg #253

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Warwick (msg # 252):

Shorty shankes his head and sighs.  "Silly Fuzz Face."  Shorty yells out.  "Friend Penny.  We here.  Shorty need find door, where possed go?"
Aztar
player, 178 posts
An Alchemist happy in his
lab and the world (Todd)
Sat 12 Jan 2013
at 04:31
  • msg #254

Re: Delith: The Beginning

Aztar smiles as he looks at the rock wall, his focus clearly beyond the rock at something else.  'Yes.  Her cave is here.  We are about to be met.'

Waiting a brief moment, he calls out, 'Greetings Rocky.  I believe we are expected?'
Ron, The DM
GM, 387 posts
Sat 12 Jan 2013
at 04:41
  • msg #255

Re: Delith: The Beginning

Aztar:
Aztar smiles as he looks at the rock wall, his focus clearly beyond the rock at something else.  'Yes.  Her cave is here.  We are about to be met.'

Waiting a brief moment, he calls out, 'Greetings Rocky.  I believe we are expected?'


At about that time a large stone figure passes thru the mountain wall in front of you.  It is distinctly male in shape, and looks much like the one in Teke's tower.  He is about 10' tall and heavily muscled or at least sculptured that way.

He speaks with a somewhat gritty voice. "Greetings Sir Aztar, yes you are indeed expected.  Thank you Master Warwick for the formal greeting.  Her lady enjoys it.  Will you follow me please."

He turns and disappears thru the wall.

Actions?

--DM2
Shorty
player, 240 posts
Sat 12 Jan 2013
at 12:07
  • msg #256

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 255):

Shorty looks down and pats his armor.  "Me here to Rock Head.  An me bring lunch fer Penny Dragon.  So there."  Shorty moves forward ignoring the rock man.
Warwick
player, 334 posts
Sat 12 Jan 2013
at 14:55
  • msg #257

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Shorty (msg # 256):

Warwick nods and follow the rock man.
Morteft
player, 140 posts
Sat 12 Jan 2013
at 17:46
  • msg #258

Re: Delith: The Beginning

In reply to Warwick (msg # 257):

Morteft follows along as well.
Aztar
player, 179 posts
An Alchemist happy in his
lab and the world (Todd)
Sat 12 Jan 2013
at 18:24
  • msg #259

Re: Delith: The Beginning

Aztar silently follows and cotinues to make mental notes of the changes that have occured.
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