
Max opted to play Zortan Graeme, human wizard, and Telles Heroshall, human cleric. The village elders hired the pair to eliminate the goblin threat. The two adventurers were led to the forest ruins by a local forester. Immediately upon entering the ruin's perimeter, the goblins attacked.
During the skirmish, several of the gobs escaped down a staircase to the catacombs below the ruins. Zortan and Telles descended into the darkness led by Zortan's magical light. The flooded ruins that awaited them was crawling with the little humanoids.
They battled the sentries and realized that the there may be more goblins than they had first thought. Soon the goblin crossbows were taking their toll.
Zortan decided to cast invisibility and scout ahead, leaving Telles to deal with the goblins on this side. The wizard had spied a teleportation platform and made a decision to see where it leads, deducing that the goblins probably used the teleportation platform to quickly cross the river. He stepped onto the pad and was instantly across the river on the other side staring into the eyes of goblins left to guard the platform. The poor gobs were confused though, having seen the eldritch light that happens when the platform is used but seeing no one. The wizard hastily left the platform; good thing, too, as the goblins fired their crossbows anyway. While Telles battled for his life, Zortan infiltrated further into the ruined walls of the catacombs. That's when the wizard saw the goblin shaman, his two pet giant spiders, and an ogre! Zortan knew they were in trouble.
Zortan quickly and quietly cast a teleportation spell of his own that took him back across the river.
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Good decision to stay invisible, dude. You barely got out of there.
ReplyDeleteLooks like Max didn't do any better than the starshield folks at first :)
ReplyDeleteI thought it wise to teach him the importance of retreating from a superior force while he is still young.
ReplyDeleteSome people still haven't properly learned that valuable tactic... ;)