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Hasn't anyone here read dungeoneering - Page 48 - D&D / Pathfinder Archive - Posted: 18th Jun, 2010 - 4:00pm
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Aive takes down the rope and spends a little time picking up every caltrop carefully.
He eye's the oil as it could be very useful, thinking for a second he then goes and fills up 2 flask and spends a round preparing one with a fuse of sorts.
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we should check it out first, or we may get lit up. But I like the thinking.
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Sir Valdalen admires the what-appears-to-be-strategy, though isn't sure how useful it will be. "If you need a hand, just say. Just as long as we search everywhere and make sure we don't pass up anything important, clues or items or anything. Otherwise, I'll be ready to get out of here. But yes, I think some extra oil rags might not be a bad idea."
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Myrrani follows the others in the tunnel, holding the glowing stone aloft to provide light. She shudders a bit when the passage becomes narrow, and halts at the crossroads. She checks down both passageways to see if the tunnel widens in any direction.
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Hasn't anyone here read dungeoneering 101? Left always left!
Also If it is a trap it is much better to get rid of it now then latter after we are battle worn,
Since the hole seems like the way to go I strongly suggest searching the side parts first so we don't miss anything vital or that could aid us.
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