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Author:  IantheGecko [ Sat Dec 09, 2006 10:34 pm ]
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Sarge wrote:
The Black Claw mercenary captain said: "I am of the Black Claw circle, and so what the Red Claw or the Green Claw do in their circles is really none of my affair. Still, I am curious; why were you spun out of your circle? Who did you offend?"
To be honest, sir, I was a thief. Growing up I was always bigger and stronger than my fellow Lizzard children, so I took advantage of that and stole.

Marcus sighed. Sir, do you ever come in contact with the Green Claw at all? I don't know what my fate is.

Author:  Sarge [ Sun Dec 10, 2006 12:26 am ]
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IantheGecko wrote:
Sarge wrote:
The Black Claw mercenary captain said: "I am of the Black Claw circle, and so what the Red Claw or the Green Claw do in their circles is really none of my affair. Still, I am curious; why were you spun out of your circle? Who did you offend?"
To be honest, sir, I was a thief. Growing up I was always bigger and stronger than my fellow Lizzard children, so I took advantage of that and stole.

Marcus sighed. Sir, do you ever come in contact with the Green Claw at all? I don't know what my fate is.

The Black Claw mercenary captain shook his head and said: "Nay, we've been on one contract or another in Skarae Brae neigh on five years now. I imagie they've formalised your disgrase by now. If you aim to re-join your old circle, you'd need to have a hearing in front of the High Council. That means a lawyer and advocate and someone of Green Circel to vouch for you. I could write to your circle's High Council and put in a good word for you, tell them how you've become a hero and a warrior of honour. I may be of the Black Circle, but my high standing as a man who leads his own mercenary company should still go a ways with them, yes? Tell you what, if you get Maxwell the Adventuring and the Mayor of Targos to write letters attesting to your good character, I'll add my own to that and launch an appeal for a hearing to have you re-spun back into your old circle. They'd probably turn you down anyways, but it's worth a shot."

Author:  IantheGecko [ Sun Dec 10, 2006 12:32 am ]
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Thank you, sir! Marcus smiled, bowed, and left. He found Maxwell with the others.

"May I have a word with you, sir? The Black Claw chief is gonna help me get spun back into my Circle. He wants you and the Mayor to write a letter about my good character."

Author:  Sarge [ Sun Dec 10, 2006 12:50 am ]
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IantheGecko wrote:
Thank you, sir! Marcus smiled, bowed, and left. He found Maxwell with the others.

"May I have a word with you, sir? The Black Claw chief is gonna help me get spun back into my Circle. He wants you and the Mayor to write a letter about my good character."

Maxwell said: "Well I can't speak for the Mayor, you'll have to ask him yourself; But, for myself, I can say that I'd be happy to. Who do I address the letter to, Marcus?"

Author:  IantheGecko [ Sun Dec 10, 2006 12:51 am ]
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"Green Claw High Council, Sir. I can translate it and give the letter to the Black Claw chief."

Author:  The Zephyr Song [ Sun Dec 10, 2006 1:15 am ]
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Droideka wrote:
"Aye, I think there is some stew in the middle of the camp, the lizzardman ate out of the pot I think, there should be some salted pork, possibly some eggs, don't know if the lizzardman ate those too, follow me" With that he walked toward the center of the camp, looking for the chest with his own personal food and utensils.


"Oh, good!" Acedia smiled and followed Horin, content. Taryn, lacking something more productive to be doing, decided to go and check on Eruantian and Prosper.

Her first stop was Prosper. Good, his arm's bandaged, she thought, very glad that the dwarven healer knew what he was doing, or at least knew the extent of his own power. Too many other healers were cocky and assumed their magic was good enough to preclude the use of traditional, non-magical medical attention.

Author:  Sarge [ Sun Dec 10, 2006 2:07 am ]
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IantheGecko wrote:
"Green Claw High Council, Sir. I can translate it and give the letter to the Black Claw chief."

"Alright, I'll have it to you by tonight, Marcus." said Maxwell.

Maxwell waited to hear if Tem would look at Eruntian's mind for him.

Author:  Droideka [ Sun Dec 10, 2006 2:20 am ]
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The Zephyr Song wrote:
"Oh, good!" Acedia smiled and followed Horin, content.


Horin reached the center of the camp, looked underneath a bench and pulled out a large chest, pulling a key from his chest-pocket and opening the lid. He pulled out a large chunk of salted pork, two bowls, two wooden spoons, and a small bottle of ale. "Don't know if you want any, but care for some ale?" He said, handing Acedia the bowl, spoon, and a healthy-sized chunk of salted pork. "Pork is made from my homeland, best you'll ever have, stew is probably cold by now, eggs..." He looked in a small tent in a box that had water on the outside. "Heres some, the lizzardman didn't eat them." He went back to his chest and pulled out a pan, putting it over the fire, or what was left of it, and let it get hot, then put the eggs in, within seconds he had cooked four of them. "How many would you like?"

Author:  IantheGecko [ Sun Dec 10, 2006 2:33 am ]
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"Oh, thank you, Mister Maxwell!" Marcus smiled. He overheard Horin and Acedia.

"Call me Marcus, Mister Gnome."

Author:  Sarge [ Sun Dec 10, 2006 5:45 am ]
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Droideka wrote:
"Pork is made from my homeland"

<GM's satirical note: Yes, every year Dwarvenkind cut a chunk of sod from their homeland and salt it until it magicly transforms into salted pork. If you can get past the gravel and sand, it's quite digestible. Or NOT!> :mrgreen:
<He actualy meant it COMES from his homeland or is Made IN his homeland. Right, Droideka.>

Author:  just a username [ Sun Dec 10, 2006 6:13 am ]
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Michael heard about Marcus being Judged at home from a distance.

Home...they don't know what it feels like for it to be destroyed.

Knowing that his secret was not needed he took the glove off his right hand and threw it away, revealing his mark...

Author:  The Zephyr Song [ Sun Dec 10, 2006 6:34 pm ]
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Sarge wrote:
Droideka wrote:
"Pork is made from my homeland"

<GM's satirical note: Yes, every year Dwarvenkind cut a chunk of sod from their homeland and salt it until it magicly transforms into salted pork. If you can get past the gravel and sand, it's quite digestible. Or NOT!>


{ lawl. XD I can't shake the image of "John Rhys-Davies as Gimli dumping salt on a clod of dirt" out of my head. XD }

Acedia considered for a moment. "Ale would make for a nice change of pace. Sure." She took the bowl and spoon and meat unquestioningly. "Just one or two eggs, please," she said humbly.

{ If this version of Sleigh Ride is anyone other than Julie Andrews I'll be surprised. o-o [/random comments] }

Author:  Sarge [ Sun Dec 10, 2006 6:53 pm ]
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The Zephyr Song wrote:
{ If this version of Sleigh Ride is anyone other than Julie Andrews I'll be surprised. o-o [/random comments] }

<Buh?>

Author:  Somm-1 [ Sun Dec 10, 2006 7:14 pm ]
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Sarge wrote:
The Zephyr Song wrote:
{ If this version of Sleigh Ride is anyone other than Julie Andrews I'll be surprised. o-o [/random comments] }

<Buh?>
<OOC>I agree with Sarge.<Mello Mushroom> Say huh? Say huh wha?</Mello Mushroom></OOC>

Author:  Droideka [ Sun Dec 10, 2006 7:58 pm ]
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<OOC> Oops, didn't mean to have the is in there, I meant to say, Pork made from my homeland, the best you'll ever have, meaning the salt pork was made there</OOC>
IantheGecko wrote:
"Call me Marcus, Mister Gnome."


"You may call me Horin, and I am a Dwarf, not that you would know me from a Gnome, Lizzardmen often don't." Horin replied, somewhat agitated.

<OOC> I'll note it again, Dwarves and Lizzardmen do NOT get along that well, arguing mostly, but a few have befriended each other, the relationship can be compared to the Elves and the Dwarves in LotR, not on friendly terms, although Horin and Marcus may eventually like each other.</OOC>

The Zephyr Song wrote:
Acedia considered for a moment. "Ale would make for a nice change of pace. Sure." She took the bowl and spoon and meat unquestioningly. "Just one or two eggs, please," she said humbly.


"Aye" He replied, handing her two eggs out of his pan, and filling the mug with ale. Turning to the Lizzardman again he asked: "How old are you? Not as old as most lizzardmen I've seen, and you don't have the gait of a lizzardman, or so much as I have seen, Where are you from?"

Author:  IantheGecko [ Sun Dec 10, 2006 9:41 pm ]
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"Fourteen and a half, Horin. I'm from the Green Claw Circle of the Lizzardman tribes. There's 4 main Circles: Black Claw, Red Claw, Green Claw, and Blue Claw. Now that's in order of how well their armies are; the Black Claw are the best. I'm a Green Claw, but I'm real big and strong for my age." Marcus proudly flexed his arms. "So can I have some of that ale?"

Author:  The Zephyr Song [ Sun Dec 10, 2006 10:24 pm ]
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{ For the confused: We've had Christmas music playing all day. A Julie Andrews rendition of Sleigh Ride was playing at the time of that post. }

"Thank you," Acedia said with a smile, quietly eating and...well, pretty much ignoring Marcus for the most part, quite frankly. Oh well.

{ Short post. of. DOOM. o_o }

Author:  Droideka [ Sun Dec 10, 2006 10:28 pm ]
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IantheGecko wrote:
"Fourteen and a half, Horin. I'm from the Green Claw Circle of the Lizzardman tribes. There's 4 main Circles: Black Claw, Red Claw, Green Claw, and Blue Claw. Now that's in order of how well their armies are; the Black Claw are the best. I'm a Green Claw, but I'm real big and strong for my age." Marcus proudly flexed his arms. "So can I have some of that ale?"


"Aye, for now anyway" Horin said warily, while handing him the jug. "Mug is in the tent." Motioning to the tent with the ice-box. Horin thought from the start that the lizzardman was hiding something, noting that he would have to watch him carefully. "Most lizzardmen I've seen were black claw, I believe, I'm 82, and you already know I'm a cleric, you don't know that I am a fighter as well, hammers are my specialty, although I can throw axes well." Horin said, somewhat countering the bragging by Marcus, and thought to himself "Just like a lizzardman, bragging about strength and how big they are."

Author:  tennessee10 [ Sun Dec 10, 2006 10:46 pm ]
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<I'm also not available every other weekend(the weekend I'm in now is the other)>"Okay, I'm going in." said Tem. He put on his pilot scarf and giant goggles, and pulled a small door out of his belt. "If I'm not back in an hour, bash me good with this." He handed Maxwell a hammer labeled, 'GOOD BASHER' on the head. He threw the door at Eruntian's head<cue psychonauts music> and sat crosslegged, allowing a white, see-through version of him to come out the top of his head.<If anyone's played psychonauts, that's how psychonautery works. Mind-reading is simply hearing. To bring Eruntian out of his trance, though, he needs to enter his mind. In someone's mind, you always meet them.>

Author:  IantheGecko [ Sun Dec 10, 2006 10:49 pm ]
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Marcus snagged a mug from the ice-tent, came back, and sat down next to the dwarf. "I don't need weapons. Got my claws." The Lizzardboy turned to Acedia.

"So is that boy going to be OK? What about the elf with the cold fire?"

Author:  Droideka [ Sun Dec 10, 2006 10:59 pm ]
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IantheGecko wrote:
Marcus snagged a mug from the ice-tent, came back, and sat down next to the dwarf. "I don't need weapons. Got my claws." The Lizzardboy turned to Acedia.

"So is that boy going to be OK? What about the elf with the cold fire?"


Before Acedia answered, Horin mumbled something, finished his food, and said "You reminded me, I should check up on Prosper, excuse me." He didn't actually need to check Prosper, but he didn't want to sit next to the lizzardman. As he neared the tent, he saw Maxwell, and another "Oh no, it's a flayer. I hope he's friendly." He thought to himself, he had never seen a flayer before, but had seen paintings of them, and heard bad stories about them. "What's going on?" He asked Maxwell "What is that doing?"

Author:  The Zephyr Song [ Mon Dec 11, 2006 12:55 am ]
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"As far as I know they're both still alive," Acedia said, after Horin had gone. She blinked. "The elf is in some kind of trance, though, I think. You did hear that awful scream earlier, did you not?"

Author:  Somm-1 [ Mon Dec 11, 2006 2:07 am ]
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tennessee10 wrote:
<I'm also not available every other weekend(the weekend I'm in now is the other)>"Okay, I'm going in." said Tem. He put on his pilot scarf and giant goggles, and pulled a small door out of his belt. "If I'm not back in an hour, bash me good with this." He handed Maxwell a hammer labeled, 'GOOD BASHER' on the head. He threw the door at Eruntian's head<cue psychonauts music> and sat crosslegged, allowing a white, see-through version of him to come out the top of his head.<If anyone's played psychonauts, that's how psychonautery works. Mind-reading is simply hearing. To bring Eruntian out of his trance, though, he needs to enter his mind. In someone's mind, you always meet them.>

<OOC>Ok, since it's my character's phsyche, I shall describe everything Tem encounters.</OOC>

Tem found himself in what was possibly the coldest place he had ever been. He was waist high in snow next to a rocky wall that towered higher than he could see, which was not far due to violent, snow-filled winds that hindered his sight. From what he could tell, he was on a mountain, evidently a very tall mountain due to how thin the air was.

Tem seemed to be on a path that led up the mountain(or down it in the other direction). To his left was a cave entrance and to his right was a cliffside. He could hear faint voices slowly getting closer from higher up the path.
<OOC: Thy Dungeon Man> What wouldst thou deau? </OOC>

Author:  IantheGecko [ Mon Dec 11, 2006 2:15 am ]
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The Zephyr Song wrote:
"As far as I know they're both still alive," Acedia said, after Horin had gone. She blinked. "The elf is in some kind of trance, though, I think. You did hear that awful scream earlier, did you not?"
"No, I was bringing Prosper back here. What happen?"

Author:  Sarge [ Mon Dec 11, 2006 6:06 am ]
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Droideka wrote:
IantheGecko wrote:
Marcus snagged a mug from the ice-tent, came back, and sat down next to the dwarf. "I don't need weapons. Got my claws." The Lizzardboy turned to Acedia.

"So is that boy going to be OK? What about the elf with the cold fire?"


Before Acedia answered, Horin mumbled something, finished his food, and said "You reminded me, I should check up on Prosper, excuse me." He didn't actually need to check Prosper, but he didn't want to sit next to the lizzardman. As he neared the tent, he saw Maxwell, and another "Oh no, it's a flayer. I hope he's friendly." He thought to himself, he had never seen a flayer before, but had seen paintings of them, and heard bad stories about them. "What's going on?" He asked Maxwell "What is that doing?"

Maxwell motioned calmly to Horin: "It's OK, Horin. Tem here is a friend of ours. He's part of our paty. He's a High Flayer, and he's agreed to try and make telepathic contact with Eruntian and see if he can find out what's going on in his mind. Perhaps he can even wake him."

As Tem looked into Eruntian's mind, he saw fleeting immages of Tem's memories rushing by as he passes Eruntian's surface thoughts. So confused, so chaotic. Then, as he reached deeper to Eruntian's unconscious mind, he found Eruntian in a dream scape resembling Eruntian's old house, the one that burned down a few days ago. Eruntian Seemed to be ill, as he was lying on the floor of his house sweating a cold sweat and clasping his right hand in apparent pain. His rind was nowhere to be seen, though.

<GM's Notes: None of the dreamscape in Eruntian's mind is real and it can't actually hurt either particpants (well, not physically anyways). It could have a adverse emotional or pshycological effect on someone who wasn't (a) already in a dream-like state or (b) hostile towards the telepath, but that's not the case here. I'lll treat this as a player to player exchange, with both Eruntian and Tem encountering each other's minds in a Dreamscape that Eruntian subconsciously controls.>

Author:  Somm-1 [ Mon Dec 11, 2006 9:49 am ]
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Sarge wrote:
Droideka wrote:
IantheGecko wrote:
Marcus snagged a mug from the ice-tent, came back, and sat down next to the dwarf. "I don't need weapons. Got my claws." The Lizzardboy turned to Acedia.

"So is that boy going to be OK? What about the elf with the cold fire?"


Before Acedia answered, Horin mumbled something, finished his food, and said "You reminded me, I should check up on Prosper, excuse me." He didn't actually need to check Prosper, but he didn't want to sit next to the lizzardman. As he neared the tent, he saw Maxwell, and another "Oh no, it's a flayer. I hope he's friendly." He thought to himself, he had never seen a flayer before, but had seen paintings of them, and heard bad stories about them. "What's going on?" He asked Maxwell "What is that doing?"

Maxwell motioned calmly to Horin: "It's OK, Horin. Tem here is a friend of ours. He's part of our paty. He's a High Flayer, and he's agreed to try and make telepathic contact with Eruntian and see if he can find out what's going on in his mind. Perhaps he can even wake him."

As Tem looked into Eruntian's mind, he saw fleeting immages of Tem's memories rushing by as he passes Eruntian's surface thoughts. So confused, so chaotic. Then, as he reached deeper to Eruntian's unconscious mind, he found Eruntian in a dream scape resembling Eruntian's old house, the one that burned down a few days ago. Eruntian Seemed to be ill, as he was lying on the floor of his house sweating a cold sweat and clasping his right hand in apparent pain. His ring was nowhere to be seen, though.

<GM's Notes: None of the dreamscape in Eruntian's mind is real and it can't actually hurt either particpants (well, not physically anyways). It could have a adverse emotional or pshycological effect on someone who wasn't (a) already in a dream-like state or (b) hostile towards the telepath, but that's not the case here. I'll treat this as a player to player exchange, with both Eruntian and Tem encountering each other's minds in a Dreamscape that Eruntian subconsciously controls.>


<OOC>So Tem(in my mind) isn't currently on a mountain?</OOC>

Author:  Sarge [ Mon Dec 11, 2006 6:39 pm ]
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Somm-1 wrote:

<OOC>So Tem(in my mind) isn't currently on a mountain?</OOC>

<Since you posted before I gave the rule, we'll say that your post stands.>

Author:  The Zephyr Song [ Mon Dec 11, 2006 10:04 pm ]
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IantheGecko wrote:
The Zephyr Song wrote:
"As far as I know they're both still alive," Acedia said, after Horin had gone. She blinked. "The elf is in some kind of trance, though, I think. You did hear that awful scream earlier, did you not?"
"No, I was bringing Prosper back here. What happen?"


{ Prosper was already at the camp and treated when Taryn carried in Eruantian, actually. }

Author:  tennessee10 [ Mon Dec 11, 2006 10:23 pm ]
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Tem walked up. He noticed that the voices were getting louder. He heard a rustle. "Who's there?!" he yelled, accidentally pyrokinesis-ing a bush.<Tem's powers are heightened in minds>

Author:  Somm-1 [ Mon Dec 11, 2006 11:05 pm ]
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tennessee10 wrote:
Tem walked up. He noticed that the voices were getting louder. He heard a rustle. "Who's there?!" he yelled, accidentally pyrokinesis-ing a bush.<Tem's powers are heightened in minds>

<OOC> There is no vegitation on this part of the mountain. There actually isn't much more than rocks and snow at this altitude, at least on the outside of the mountain. In addition, the ring may or may not decide to counter or nullify Tem's powers in certain ways, depending on whether or not it sees Tem as an obstruction or a threat. </OOC>

At the sound of Tem's voice, the other voices silenced. Tem apparently caught someone's attention, whoever they might be. It was unclear whether they stopped to listen or if they were approaching quietly. In so much snow with such a loud wind, moving quietly would not take much effort if one did not try to speak over the sound of the wind.

<OOC: Thy Dungeonman> What wouldst thou deau? </OOC>

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