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romania ♔ in the end of the night i can feel you breathe

♬ Night - Zola Jesus
WHO || Willow, Paige, Nathan, Henry, Aurelius, Dovan [Closed]
WHAT || The Knights travel to Romania to investigate a mysterious, magical fog
WHERE || Romania
WHEN || April 11th [back dated]
HOW || Actionspam. Single thread, don't worry about maintaining tagging order.
February in Romania isn't very comfortable, so hopefully everyone bundled up for this little trip into the countryside. The appearance of a mysterious bank of fog into which several locals have gone inexplicably missing upon entering, has caused Wynn to speculate that it might be connected to the mist that appears when the Veil brings people from other worlds. Could this be the first instance of a door going the other way? If so, here's hoping it's a round trip...
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Unlike Nathan, she assumes the guy fighting the monsters is... not an enemy and just a poor traveler, so he gets the bonuses too. HI FRIEND. This effect will last for eight rounds.]
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Round 1
Alchemical weapons like that are powerless against these creatures! [The knight shouts at the strangely-dressed travelers. He then raises high his raven holy symbol] Be gone, servants of darkness! I call upon what petty scrap of attention the gods afford this accursed land to banish you! Begone! [A wave of holy energy surges forth, and two of the shadowy creatures are instantly annihilated. Two converge on the knight, while the one near the gallows goes for that pesky one with the ice beams...]
[The creatures reach out slowly, yet their ice-cold grasp cuts through all armor and defenses. One strikes a critical blow against the Knight, it's icy grasp clawing at his heart. He stumbles, his face goes pallid and blank, and his mouth hangs open dumbly. The creatures seem to be sapping his very being. Against Aurelius, A melee touch attack of 16 for 2 Wisdom damage.]
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[she casts turn undead, holding up her silver harp pin. Her turning check is 16 and if that works, then her total damage is 17. Hopefully, that will... at least save Aurelius.]
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Many thanks. Had you not interceded when you did... The situation would have been most dire. I am Sir Urik, the last of the Knights of the Raven; sworn to crusade against the evils that plague Barovia, and friend to all the good folk who have the misfortune of coming here. Tell me friends, what brings you to this gods-forsaken land?
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Well that's a curious tale... You don't much look like knights. I'd assumed by your garb that you were some relation to the Vistani of the region... I can't say I've ever seen, much less heard of these Vikings you'd hoped to encounter, nor have I seen any Dwarves of late. They are quite a rarity here in Barovia. Ah, here we are. [He produces a small scroll, tied with a small knot or prayer beads, and hands it to Paige. (Scroll of Lesser Restoration)] I trust you know how to use that, it should help Sir Greyfire's condition... I would perform the magics myself, but I fear it may be a tenday or more before wit enough returns to me after that battle. [11 Wisdom drain is a problem.] You might check in at the town, just follow the east road. Perhaps they have heard news of this Sir Dovan.
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[and are there more??]
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[nathan young: expert recruiter.]
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[He frowns, looking more upset with himself than he is with Nathan, and he reluctantly returns to rummaging through his pack.] Wounds of the flesh are the least of my worries, friend. I fear I cannot tarry here long, I am hunting a Dwarf of my own. A sadistic lunatic who goes by the name Varikov the Trapper. However, I shall give you what little assistance I may... [He produces a small parcel consisting of a blanket bound by a belt, and passes it to Nathan.] I had intended to trade those for gold coin on my next visit to town... They should aid you in your travels, should you happen upon any more Murks, or worse... [The package is heavy, and there is clearly some shining silver blades, wrapped in simple leather, protruding from one end, and gleaming hilts from the other.]
When my business to the west is concluded, I shall stop in at the hamlet to resupply. We can speak more then, if you'd like. Shouldn't be more than a few days.
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And she just... makes pained faces at Nathan and those swords. sobs.]]
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Thank you. And good luck finding your dwarf.
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Indeed. You would do well to try and find yourselves some armor. [He eyes Nathan skeptically] Steel doesn't afford much protection from apparitions like these Murks, but if you cross paths with a werewolf, you'll be wishing you had at least some leather.
Good fortune in your journey, and much luck in locating your missing dwarf as well. I hope you are right, and your time here will be brief. Plans have a way of... going awry, in Barovia. [He gives them a grim smile, claps Nathan on the shoulder, and begins to set off along the west road.]
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