Leo will enter, looking for other potential threats.

Alietra will gather up her arrow(s) and enter the room.

A second hobgoblin stands up from behind the marble counter as well. He throws a dagger at Alietra through the archway as stoops to pick up an arrow.

11:30, Today: DM rolled 14,4 using d20,d4 ((14,4)).

She collapses on the floor.

[Alientra is now at -1 hp and requires immediate healing to survive.]
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In reply to DM (msg # 107):

Brodd rushes to her side and casts CLW on her! He then drags her to cover!
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Confused, my arrow was outside of the door, there is hobgoblin outside of the room?

"A new threat has revealed itself," Einhard rushed toward the new enemy and sliced at it with his gleaming sword. "Pick on someone your own size!"


11:51, Today: Einhard rolled 16,9 using 1d20+2,1d8+2.  Sword Atk/Dmg.

Einhard's sword swings down as he charges and connects with the second hobgoblin's skull, cleaving his brain in two. He slides downward off the blade and collapses in a heap behind the counter.

In reply to Brother Brodd (msg # 108):

1d6+1

In reply to DM (msg # 114):

14:59, Today: Brother Brodd rolled 4 using 1d6+1.  CLW.

On Alieta, IF she needs it, save it if I can.

As the holy powers of Brother Brodd surge thru her body, Alietra's eyes open up, and she takes a deep breath, grateful to be alive.

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The room is now deathly quiet. A cursory examination reveals there were only two hobgoblins in this room. One of them is rather short and  scrawny for his kind; he may have been the "goblin" that escaped into the room before.

"Many thanks, Good Brother," Alietra says to Brother Brodd, grateful for his prompt healing. She pockets the offending dagger, then searches the room.

A few random search rolls. 09:09, Today: Alietra rolled 32,59,97 using 1d100,1d100,1d100 ((32,59,97)).

The dwarf shrugs at the Hobgoblins, interested as always more in the stonework and architecture.

This is nice. he says to himself at the marble


21:23, Today: Dwarghar Stoneblood rolled 1 using 1d6.  detect construction tricks.

In reply to Dwarghar Stoneblood (msg # 120):

Dwarghar pieces together in his mind how this chamber must have looked. There are dirt-filled holes in parallel lines leading to the counter that must have held wooden or metal poles, possibly strung with ropes or chains into several lanes. He can even point to the indentations in the floor where visitors were queuing for centuries.

The counter was set for human height, but a couple steps at the end of each lane could make it easy for a dwarf to take a look at the dusty surface. And these dirt-filled lines in the marble counter...a quick jab at one with a dagger picks away the dirt. Just the right size for a silver piece.

Dwarghar looks side to side to make sure no one is watching, he reveals a silver piece from his stash and tries putting it in the slot...it's probably a waste but his curiosity propels him.

"Well, no dying yet, all. We've got some things to do, yet." Pock was, of course, entirely ignorant of his comrade, the dwarf Dwarghar.

Alietra searches the bodies, having found nothing searching the room.

In reply to Dwarghar Stoneblood (msg # 122):

There's a sound of metal on stone, then a rolling beneath towards the center of the counter, then the sound all adventurers know: the distinctive CHING of a coin falling into a pile of its kin.

Brodd starts to look over the counter for the coin collection pile.

In reply to Alietra (msg # 124):

In addition to the substandard armor and weapons goblinoids carry, the larger hobgoblin has a long, rusty key hidden on his person.

In reply to Brother Brodd (msg # 126):

Brodd doesn't see any sort of bin.

A pile? The young not-thief begins to search for access, if it is here, or if it is not, some sense of where I might be.

I also grab the key, announcing to the party that I have found such.
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Silver!
He exclaims to everyone with a fierce joy in his eyes.

The Dwarf continues his investigation looking for the right place to swing his hammer or pry with his wrench.

22:14, Today: Dwarghar Stoneblood rolled 4 using 1d6.

"We can always just... let Dwargar break it. That works."