…#3-#95: I’ll never really understand them
Delving In The Dungeon: Part 10 “…and then we opened the door”
After giving the quiet door a thorough checking over, Periwinkle slowly opens it while keeping the door between herself and the room.
Fergus and Duncan enter the room, weapons at the ready. They are followed by Knute and Erasmus, who also have weapons/spells ready. Amalia stays in the hallway as a lookout and Periwinkle enters the room once she knows it has no silent monsters lurking.
The room, in fact, seems to be some sort of storeroom. There are 9 small (2’x2’x2′ or smaller) boxes, 5 larger boxes (up to 4’x4’x4′), 2 very large boxes (one is 4′ wide, by 4’tall by 7′ long and the other is 5′ wide, 4′ deep and 9′ tall), a couple of rather poorly made coffins (1 closed, 1 open), 3 burlap sacks that are about half full and tied closed, a pile of old rags and clothing, a badly dented chamber pot and a large barrel that seems to be sealed tight with wax.
So, intrepid and greedy adventurers, what does your character do?
No quiz for this entry. You can tell me in a comment and be as detailed as you like. Feel free to talk it over with your character’s co-player.
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Hmm. I’m thinking Knute should keep an eye on those coffins.
I concur.
Although I am tempted to go the “Diablo II” route and just start kicking things, I think now is the time to get out missile weapons and cover other people while they do the “Diablo II” thing instead.
Erasmus draws forth his Rod of Magic-Dowsing and surveys the room for any telltale auras.
I concur.
Loot the room! Start with the coffins, then go biggest to smallest for the rest of the containers.
I agree with the looting.
“Somebody keep an eye on that loud door while we check this stuff out. Try to keep it quiet, people.”
Periwinkl is going to start looking for loot in the stuff. Suggest that other, more combat capable party members to investigate the boxes and then loot some of the small sacks while no one is looking, perhaps.