He turns No, Hadereum say I come or go back to dungeon in chain.Not Like Dungeon.

In reply to Urrun (msg # 139):

Melchizadek pauses as they discuss, half turned to leave, but curious to hear the response.

In reply to Urrun (msg # 139):

The queen stands at her full, commanding  seven feet of height.

"Tell my husband's people that while he may have dominion over the dead, no one, NO ONE, shall put a chain on thos dog again while he lives."


[Private to Urrun: 10 pts of destiny, cannot be chained]
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My Thanks ... I be glad if they not. How I say thank you?

In reply to Urrun (msg # 142):

"I shall be sure to pass that message on, Ma'am. Are you not interested in what he did?"

In reply to Hograth Podkarmen (msg # 143):

"I am not. My husband may judge the dead, or the living in his domain. If he did not act to strike this bouda down for whatever he did,that punishment is a thing made by men and not by a God."

In reply to Persephone (msg # 144):

"Very well."

He will depart to finish hunting the demos in this realm.

Goran will nod, and follow along quietly.

In reply to Goran the Marked (msg # 146):

"Winter's priest, this is not the right place or time for you. Scion of Helios, you brighten our day.Bouda, be good to those who are small. That is thanks enough.
Ginko, keep an eye on them."

In reply to Persephone (msg # 147):

Melchizadek will bow deeply with a flourish, and depart to join the demon hunt...

In reply to Melchizidek (msg # 148):

You head back to the last place you spotted a doom child.

Per rolls please and describe how you are looking.

Urrun keeps his eyes and ears moving and his nose working at well....


[Private to GM:   12:28, Today: Urrun rolled 11 using 3d6.  Perception . Skill is12, hearing is 13, smell is 15 ]

In reply to Urrun (msg # 150):

Something largish was here, and there are a pair of hoofprintsset deeply, as if something jumped or landed, and then walked off. The grass is dead where the prints are.

He points them out to the others Makes grass dead!

"It seems tracking them won't be difficult at least."

Ginko flutters upwards to get a good vantage of the tracks. From up high he could see further and get some sense for how far the tracks go or if he can even see the traveler in the distance.

In reply to Ginko Bitterpetal (msg # 153):

"That is no doombrat..."

He loads a silver bolt into his crossbow and readies the weapon...

In reply to Hograth Podkarmen (msg # 154):

Melchizadek tries to cast sunbolt...it does not go as planned.

[Private to GM: Sunbolt, rolled 17 to cast, skill 16 does have WM...]

In reply to Melchizidek (msg # 155):

Everyone feels a strong sense of being judged, all make a roll vs mental stunning, melchizadek at -3

"Demon of old, dragging something..." he trails off as the weird feeling passes over him, "Be wary, it's here!"

He stops inspecting the tracks and instead scans their surroundings.




OOC: 10:25, Today: Stenet Fjall rolled 11 using 3d6.  Base Will 15.

MoS +4 on base Will, +2 if it's Demons or Undead, +1 if it's an Evil Mage, +7 more if it's an Evil Supernatural Power.  So if it's a Demon's Supernatural Power, MoS is +13.


10:32, Today: Stenet Fjall rolled 16 using 3d6.  Per 12.  Looking for the "judger".

Knowing these demons are tricksy, Stenet immediately looks in the wrong direction.
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OOC:13:35, Today: Ginko Bitterpetal rolled 13 using 3d6.  perception - 10.
13:34, Today: Ginko Bitterpetal rolled 14 using 3d6.  mental strength - 14.

In reply to Stenet Fjall (msg # 157):

Hograth grunts. Something is not good here...

[Private to GM: Rolled 1 under will. Rolled 2 over perception.]
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In reply to Hograth Podkarmen (msg # 159):

Melchizadek is not at all happy about this...he looks around for the source.

[Private to GM: Will, 15, rolled 13, which is 1 over 15-3. But rolled 2 under perception.]

Urrun seems confused...


[Private to GM:  13:19, Today: Urrun rolled 8 using 3d6.  For mental Stun. IQ 9; will = 10 ]

Goran was used to being judged by people.  For many, it was the scar on his face.  Then, there were those who looked at his age, and decided he was unfit or unwell.  Others (from the religious community) looked down on him because Hors was not among the common or popular religions in Northport.

Being judged was nothing new for Goran.  He had spent his life disputing evil religions, which often put him at odds with cultists and evil worshippers.  He was ready for it, and in a twisted sort of way he even welcomed it.  The feeling of judgement meant he was doing his job right, and that gave him a sense of purpose.

With vigorous words, Goran starts praying, fervently.
'Hors, please hear me.  I worship you and the truth you bring to your servant.  We are about to face evil, and I beg your favor such that I can stand my ground and protect the innocents in this realm...'
[Private to GM:
Goran made it easily.
15:58, Today: Secret Roll: Goran the Marked rolled 7 using 3d6.  Goram IQ 13 vs Mental Stun.

He will cast Flaming Weapon on his Morningstar.
16:08, Today: Secret Roll: Goran the Marked rolled 11 using 3d6.  Goran Flaming Weapon 15.]
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In reply to Goran the Marked (msg # 162):

Ooc, this is not a demonic thing, Helios responded in disdain when Melchizadek critically failed on praying to cast Sunbolt.