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As Adalika could determine, Fort Auhe was in a state of panic. Now was a good chance to sneak inside, but it also increased the chances of randomly encountering a guard where he shouldn't be.
-Haa, what is this? Did you guys have a party without me again? Sigh. -The Thili decided to sneak into the dungeon.
Added 2 minutes later I should have at least bought a cloak, hmm.
I wanted to make one "interesting" "mini-game", but for some reason it didn't work out, so I simply rolled the stealth numbers against the alarm level once. Adilka dies makes her way down to the lower level, to the cells of Nuesh and Ea (which, as could be easily noticed, was damaged and the prisoner was missing). Arandor
Kir decided to try his luck with one last contract and set off to Tilda Esford.
The specified address led the darni to a very wealthy mansion; in its courtyard, not far from the doors, several Dobermans aggroed onto him, but fortunately, the chain attached to their collars kept the dogs from initiating an unpleasant incident.
Is that really everything? :o
Who knows!
- Is it truly that good? Then again, - Tirza paused to think, - if it is a piece of skilled craftsmanship, the smith might have left his mark on it. I haven't spotted any, even if one exists, but perhaps you will find something familiar? Oh, and as I could notice, you possess magic. If you have a suitable spell, it would make sense to dispose of Darius's corpse. Gray text: I hide the sword in my room and wrap it in cloth; I sell the extra armor and dominator.
Narcissus. Damage: 100. Ignores armor and resists. Destroys shields (weapon if the blow is parried). Restores health equal to the damage dealt. REQ: Strength 40; Dexterity: 30. Who are you selling it to? Erisashulshim decided not to burn Darius's corpse; instead, he left a stone on it with the symbol of Elulu-Suen carved into it.
Darius Erishashulshim did not burn the corpse; instead, he left a stone with the symbol of Elulu-Suen carved on it.
:smile20:
I wanted to create one "interesting" "mini-game," but it didn't quite work out, so I just once compared the stealth numbers to the alarm level.
:(
but, fortunately, the chain
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Adilka reaches the lower level, to the chambers of Nuesh and Ea (which, as could be easily noticed, was damaged, and the prisoner was missing).
-What?... -Adilka stared in stunned silence, looking into the empty chamber. -Seriously? Ha! -forcing out a hysterical laugh, the Thili rushed to the next chamber. -Hey, is anyone there? Where's your neighbor? Can you hear me? Where is she? Answer!
The given address led the Darnean to a very opulent mansion, where several Dobermans were guarding the courtyard, not far from the door. Fortunately, the chains attached to their collars prevented the dogs from initiating an unpleasant incident.
- "Stupid dogs," the Darnean muttered in annoyance and knocked on the door.
Gray text: Khalgarr, if he accepts. He's a good guy. Well, I'm not selling the Fragments of the Renegade Armor.
Well, Khalgarr doesn't buy much, only if it can't be melted down and turned into something cool. He might take moonstone items, but not much else. Arandor
- Stupid dogs, - the Darnian muttered discontentedly and knocked on the door.
A gray-haired man, obviously working as a butler, opened the door. - Welcome to the Esford residence, sir. - The servant bowed slightly. - Please state your name and the purpose of your visit.