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Sory for being the late one on the block. - Page 14 - D&D / Pathfinder Archive - Posted: 12th Mar, 2008 - 8:54pm
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How many times must we die before we solve this Scenario of ghosts, men in robs, and strange happening in a house full of Horrors?House Of Horrors 3 - Page 14
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(317) The pool table has been fashioned from oak wood. You run your hand along the felt surface, examine the cue sticks, and peruse the pool balls. Everything seems normal, until one of the balls suddenly floats into the air and flies into your shoulder, leaving you with a painful bruise (lose 1 Stamina point). You scowl in anger, but when three more balls rise into the air, the reality of the situation hits you and you realize that you are in danger - add 1 Fear point. If you back away, the balls leave you unmolested; you may go to 140 and select another area to explore. Or do you think there is something to be gained by staying? If so, go to 42. |
I hope there is no dart boards!
So do we stay or try something else?
Fear 7 of 12 getting pretty serious here! Stamina 20 of 22 so we are still healthy.
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The Dice Master says... That sounds like a challenge 
, actually, it has been a long time since anyone took me using the Chess script here. Let's see... we are missing votes from Beowulf, DarkScribe and Hunter. I will send them a message.
House Horrors 3 D&D / Pathfinder Archive - Page 14
Sory for being the late one on the block. A game of chess sounds good, but if nothing good comes from it let us move on to the left door.
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