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rredmond wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 16, 2024 4:11 pm

I don't think i can use the silvered hammers, but we should take them. Does S&W have a lot of silver only monsters?

As I recall, just the usual undead suspects.

Schmidt is able to secure the rope and with all of you helping, is able to topple the altar [d6=1], which cracks in half as it slams to the floor. Schmidt and Berthold feel a sense of relief - the unease is gone.

Nicely done! Where to?

From delve #8, all on level 2

Cleric scroll on evil cleric (cause light wounds, darkness, and hold person)

Two ruby eyes from skeleton skull

Four silvered hammers

Sack with jewelry in hidden compartment in altar

Is the consensus to head back to town?

rredmond wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 12, 2024 6:38 pm

Well, here I am, Schmidt sighs, and he checks the sack closer after ensuring he's still roped. Anything behind it in the compartment, anything other than coin and jewelry in it?

No, that appears to be it (apart from the scrolls on the RM, and rubies from the skeleton, and silvered hammers).

Schmidt will tie a rope or three around his waist, give the other ends to Heimer and Berthold . In case I feel the need to leave , he remarks. Then, grasphing his holy symbols, he'll approach the altar to give it a good once (and twice) over. As Schmidt gets closer to the altar, he feels a sense of...

He will also loot the head cleric and take the ruby eyes and scimitar, which may be magical. The rubies you are familiar with from your run-in with the skeletons in the previous delve. The head cleric's hammer has similar silver tracings on it as the acolytes, and he carries a scroll of several spe...

He searches said acolytes, looting them but also looking for keys for the cell. One of the acolytes has a key on his belt, and both have silver tracings on their hammers which might be valuable. Fair point , Tholdy, Salty chuckles. Let's take a peek at the old by. He pulls his picks, checks the doo...

rredmond wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 09, 2024 6:51 pm

Does the altar still make us uneasy?

Yes.

Here is the post that describes the room:

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