The BigFooty D&D Sessions - The Warlock’s Curse at the Haunted Castle of Terrible Horrors on the Hil

[Chief]

I look around to make sure the chest isn't in the room with us somewhere. If it isn't I recommence looking for a way out of this room in order to see if the chest is waiting outside or if there's some other sign of it having been nearby recently.

You find the only door to the room. You go through it, and arrive in a narrow hallway.

 

[Beerfish]

'Praise the Lord!' I cry 'It seems like we've been stuck in this room for days!'. I follow the other guy into the hallway looking for any signs of the chest. Or anything.

 

[Chief]

You all realise you are in an inn.



You arrived last night, your hearts full of anticipation, your pockets full of gold, and your cart carrying the very important cargo.

 

[Chief]

Remember to confer amongst yourselves to avoid everyone going off on their own jaunt.

 

[Chief]

You are in a hallway - it is dimly lit from a dirty window at one end, and is now pretty crowded.

 

[Jazny]

Chief when we looked around the room, were there any signs the room was broken in to?

 

[Chief]

Chief when we looked around the room, were there any signs the room was broken in to?

Not that you could tell. It’s a mess.

 

[Chief]

NTRabbit what is Kalspira up to?


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[Beerfish]

And whose round is it?

 

[_Mike_]

A pair of eyes focus narrowly on the crowd mingling near the dark dingy corner from the opposite end of the hallway, hood drawn over its head obscuring the view from others.

 

[Beerfish]

Must be his round.

 

[Jazny]

I whisper to everyone "there is no sign of breaking and entering... maybe whoever took our chest had a key. We should see if the inkeeper knows anything about this... and why is that hooded person staring at us like that??". I try to discretely point at the hooded person.

 

[Beerfish]

I whisper to everyone "there is no sign of breaking and entering... maybe whoever took our chest had a key. We should see if the inkeeper knows anything about this... and why is that hooded person staring at us like that??". I try to discretely point at the hooded person.

I say "That's a great idea. Get another round while you're up there. I'll go and talk to starey mcstareface and see what he's all starey about."

 

[Chief]

The good Friar approacheth the mysterious figure...

 

[_Mike_]

The mysterious figure doesn’t move, sitting on a chair in a quiet dark corner. Not the slightest of movement, the hooded figure doesn’t even flinch at the sight of the good friars approach.

 

[Chief]

... which is quite a feat considering the cloud of smell that moves with the Friar.

 

[_Mike_]

The hooded figure jolts with a 1/2 snore, slightly startled. Raises a hand and takes off an eye covering piece of equipment with eyes painted on the outside.

The hooded figure yawns and stretches at the site of Friar

 

[Jazny]

Brutus and I kind of just scoot off awkwardly to look for the inkeeper while keeping half an eye on the hooded figure as the friar approaches his table.

 

[Chief]

You can cut the tension with a knife as Friar Stone begins to speak....


...

 

[Chief]

Beerfish ....

 

[Beerfish]

Beerfish ....

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The hooded figure jolts with a 1/2 snore, slightly startled. Raises a hand and takes off an eye covering piece of equipment with eyes painted on the outside.

The hooded figure yawns and stretches at the site of Friar

I say to the hooded figure 'Sorry I thought you were staring at us but it turns out you just have some nifty looking eye covering device with eyes painted on the outside. You didn't happen to see a chest at any stage recently with those things did you?'

 

[_Mike_]

Aaah, yes.. just taking a snooze , hence the eye cover to make it look like I was awake.

A chest, yes well.. it depends on what type of chest you were looking for. Was it a big or small chest, locked or not, made from steel or wood?

What did it have in it?

 

[Chief]

The Friar describes a small, locked chest of stout timber, banded in metal.

 

[_Mike_]

nope, never seen it good Friar. Is it worth looking for? Whats the story behind the chest?

 

[Beerfish]

nope, never seen it good Friar. Is it worth looking for? Whats the story behind the chest?

Well.. er Kalspira tells it best really. He puts it to music you see.

Where is that bloody bard?