Suddenly, as through struck by some strange impulse, the half-elf dropped the crowbar to the floor, and drew a sleek and viciously cold-looking dagger from his belt instead.

He dropped into a knife-fighters crouch, and waited.

[ooc]Again...ctrl+F5 to refresh your cache.[/ooc] Ahkash leaps back as far as he can, shouting to the rest of the party, "'Ware the skeletons!" Realising that his rapier would be useless against fleshless bone, and his dagger little better, he quickly draws his crowbar from his pack, to us...

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"Don't know," he answered the bard. "But I do know I'm not walking through that in a hurry." He grinned. "Perhaps the elves, with their superior arcane knowledge, should examine it." In the meantime, he sidled around the room, keeping the wall at his back, and examined ...

The half-elf moved warily into the chamber, looking around carefully. Stooping, he picks up a small stone and throws it across the room, through the cloud of rising and falling stones, poised to leap backward out of the room at need.

[ooc] She never called me it. Only thought it or used it in describing me. I've been waiting for someone to use it aloud.

And btw everybody, there's a whole thread for ooc comments remember? [/ooc]

" Half-blood ", the rogue thought to himself as the tall elf called out. "Typical. Bloody elves. But it was always thus...too elven for humans, too human for elves." Aloud, he answered, "Atrus can look after himself. And chances are, the room is empty anyway." He gestur...

The rogue looked at the druid and shrugged once again. "As I said, I have no understanding of demons and their motives. If it ever appears again, you can ask it why the room was trapped. The room looked much bigger then too." He appeared slightly puzzled. "As for attacking it...person...

He shook his head and shrugged. "We were bored. Wanted to see what could be seen. Anyway, no harm was done. And we were sure our enemies had left." He turned back toward the door, preparing for a quick search of the room, then glanced back, eyebrows raised..."Anybody else coming?"

He shrugged in reply. "Some traps of a nasty variety. I disarmed them, then a demon showed up. Odd sort of Demon...went on about "being called," didn't attack me, then vanished when I hurled my dart into its chest. Didn't even penetrate." He shrugged again. "Who can account ...

Even as the foxy Bard bends slightly toward the crack between door and jamb, it swung open even further, narrowly missing the listener, and the half-elf emerged from the shadows within. His sharp eyes took in the scene, including Atrus, the ill-aspected sword, and the pile of chains, now missing fro...

Hey Guys, I'm offline for a couple of days with good luck. A couple more with bad. The DM has my latest moves, and permission to NPC me if necessary for the game.

Be back as soon as I can.

Mephiston wrote:very OoT question...
anyone of you has read the malazan saga?

First 4 books.

The half-elf had slipped from the shadows into the light of Atrus' campfire, surprising the fighter. The weariness in him was bone deep, but he'd nodded at the warrior, and offered to take the first watch. Now, as the sun rose, he awoke, stretched, and starting thinking of breakfast as he looked ove...

I can live with 2 damage. Even 3.

I guess I am a little bit. (Can't remember how much damage I took.) Anyway, it's certainly not serious if I am.

After the magical time-frozen rest period?

Or a smart one at any rate.

Uh...Tanya...I'm pretty sure I wasn't actually wounded in the last fight...

Seeing the elf try to catch his eye, Ahkash grimaced, and shook his head slightly.