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[IC] Chapter 2-5: You're whirling 'round...
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05-29-2018, 03:44 AM
(05-27-2018, 04:22 PM)Silent Giant Wrote:
(05-26-2018, 07:39 PM)DM Surranó Wrote: Obviously a huge green dragon was the last one who passed by here, and that was maybe a few days ago.

Gulp - it seems it's a real dragon not a fake...

He follows the footprints. Are they on the northern way too or on the southern only? Which one is the last track?

While we are waiting for spellcasters to resolve the mechanism of this magical door, we can explore the norther way. Are you with me? - He asks Lugar. - I do not want to die here in my old age. 

"You go, I need to finish checking the area... Hmm, if I were a dragon where would I put a nasty surprise?..." Lugar will wait for Toot and the other magic users to experiment and see what happens.  "These foot prints must be important.  There was another one by Zelgadis' cage and now there is one here."  Lugar will search the footprint for traps and also for pressure plates to activate something.

Rolls on Roll20
Search for traps = 24 (+2 for stonework)
Search for pressure plates = 10 (+2 for stonework) Ugh, bad roll Sad
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