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Dungeons & Dragons 3.5 Play By Post Party Thread - Page 118

ooc: It looks like Lionel will be tied up in the fort long after this hooded figure moves on. We will have to deal with him ourselves at this juncture me thinks. The hooded guy mentioned working with Grok (the big nasty orc) as in, he could replace Grok if need be. This to me says he is foe. Seven vrs. One are not bad odds though, even if he is uber tough.

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Ooc: I would ask for you to leave this without a fight, anyway imagine if he escaped and then told the king, it would ruin Lionel's hard work and planning.

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ooc: I am going to have to disagree with you here Lionel. The party has put in equal hard work to stop these orcs. If we kill him here we can cause a major blow to the orcs. If he flees, we can deal with the what that means then. I was under the impreshion this is why you went to talk with the Duke to begin with. It is standing right in front of us in my opinion. We may not get an opportunity like this again. Also I would like to relinquish my party leader status back over to Namdar.

Edited: Oliron on 14th Mar, 2010 - 3:14am

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ooc: I just have a bad feeling that it will end badly if you fight him. What if we are not supposed to attack him?

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ooc: You have a valid point, though with these odds I am willing to roll the dice so to speak. I am curious to see what everyone else thinks about this dilemma.

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Born Free says...

* Krusten frowns as she focuses her bow on the hooded person wondering what he and Oliron is saying. *

ooc: You should make up another excuse to see his face or leave him alone. We should just head back to the farm now and see if the orcs collect anything from the stump there.

Dungeons & Dragons 3.5 Play Post Party Thread - Page 118

ooc: I was thinking about the idea that this hooded figure is not a bad guy. It is a possibility, however why is the figure hooded. Furthermore why would it not remove its hood in the audience chamber? Asking the hooded figure to remove its hood at this point would totally blow our cover. This is a sticky situation yet the fact that the person is hooded and wanted its identity to remain hidden implies guilt. We could perhaps give the figure an ultimatum that it remove its hood or be slain. I could bluff and claim we have six or whatever archers in the trees and bushes.

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ooc: Sorry guys but this one has stumped me. I'll support either way you go besides I don't think Beast is like smart enough to put anything together so he'll just look on.