Ülo pokes her head into the room and sees what the noise was about, that it's been dealt with, and withdraws back to the other room to continue widening things for the cart's access.

In reply to Jendrich (msg # 922):

"It seems like there is little reason in what wizards do.", Grohm replied.

In reply to Grohm'Tahl (msg # 925):

the bloodless remains are scattered over two heavy looking robes in surprisingly good condition.

Does Grimaldi sense any enchantments on them?

In reply to Grimaldi (msg # 927):

as you touch them (magery works by touch, detect magic works at a distance)
you do not feel magic, but dofeel a definite quality to them... Armor, body armor please?

In reply to Narrator (msg # 928):

Grimaldi wears a chain shirt beneath a leather jacket.

"Those are unusual dresses..." Jendrich says as he takes a look at the clothing.

OOC: Made my Armory check by 3.
09:57, Today: Jendrich rolled 10 using 3d6.  Armory check (body armor, vs 13).

In reply to Jendrich (msg # 930):

these are cultist robes, treated as clothing for layering purposes, but DR 2

"They're not my style, perhaps someone else? We could also sell them."

From the other room they hear Ülo's voice, still mellow from the smoking earlier, "My people do not have regular access to the... clothe?  Textiles?  Mmm, 'textiles', you have that, ummm, grows? Grows on the surface.  I have no doubt my tribe would trade for those robes as long as they are in usable, decent condition.  Just to have something different than leather and hide."

In reply to Ulo (msg # 933):

itcan be worn under torso/ head/neck/arms armor without penalty, legs are different

"On second thought..One of these would be just what I need when I need to go ethreal, since armor is too heavy for the spell to include it, as well as added protection.."
Grimaldi takes another look at them, to find one that suits him, going through the pockets, and sleeves..

"Go ahead. I'm too used to seeing robes on priests... and I don't what to know what kind of worship whoever lived here did."

Check for bugs and bug eggs.

In reply to Syvanus (msg # 937):

nothing in pockets. bedbug/spider check is per-3

18:43, Today: Grimaldi rolled 9 using 3d6 ((3,2,4)).
Grimaldi inspects the garments carefully for any pesky stowaways...
23:26, Today: Grimaldi rolled 11 using 3d6 ((1,6,4)). (merchant ~ 14)
He also takes a closer look at it's construction, and quality...
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In reply to Grimaldi (msg # 939):

after reviewing item: DR2, too bulky to wear under armor, can be worn over it at a -1 penalty if you dont have the Armor Mastery advantage, worth $9600 each

"..Mmn..Honestly, these would probably be best sold, toward dividends."
Grimaldi concludes.

OOC:  Bossman, is that the correct number of zeros?  That's more valuable than Plate Armor...  even if it's just "1 zero too many" that's the same value as Scale.  Is there a little something special going on under these hoods, or are we feeling that "inflation" even down here in the depths?

(Sorry to be a spoilsport gents, but I'm keeping account of what we find... and I really don't want to have to revise it lower later)

In reply to Ulo (msg # 942):

these robes, unlike the sepia dyed homespun of the Saturnine cult, are intended to be primarily power items, and have the DR due to having metallic threads in the weave along with spidersilk.

OOC:  Aha!  That little something-something!

"These are reinforced spidersilk...These were intended for enchants, to be sure."

Trusting Grimaldi is better equipped to evaluate the robes, Jendrich turns his focus on the cots, checking to see if anything was hidden under or inside them.

In reply to Jendrich (msg # 946):

there is nothing but dust beneath the cots, their goods appear to have been in the footlockers.

Grohm dragged the remnants of the golem to a corner of the room and stood guard while the others finished searching the room.