Immersive Ink

Valandil wrote:
Andaros

"Olaf, next time, before approaching the enemy so recklessly, we should leave some room for the archers, so they can, you know, do their thing."

"Michele, load that crossbow and guard the door, fire at the first thing that comes through it!"

Andaros walks towards the door and closes it slowly, kicking the ogres torch inside the room.

heartless wrote:
Padrig will load this cross bow ready to attack when they come back with extra numbers.
"Maybe we should have oils ready to throw if more of this butes come back soon, or even string up a trip wire on the steps for them", says Padrig.

mushgnome wrote:

Valandil wrote:Andaros

"Michele, load that crossbow and guard the door, fire at the first thing that comes through it!"

Michele frowns at Andaros' irresponsible suggestion. "Have we learned nothing from the tragic death of poor Flewellyn?"

"Somebody give me a hand moving these machines of torture. If we barricade the door, perhaps we can buy enough time for Master Dwarf to free the prisoner and make our getaway."

"Surely the masters of this dungeon know about both entrances to this room, and I do not want to be trapped here with our escape route cut off!"

eris wrote:

mushgnome wrote:

Valandil wrote:Andaros

"Michele, load that crossbow and guard the door, fire at the first thing that comes through it!"

Michele frowns at Andaros' irresponsible suggestion. "Have we learned nothing from the tragic death of poor Flewellyn?"

"Somebody give me a hand moving these machines of torture. If we barricade the door, perhaps we can buy enough time for Master Dwarf to free the prisoner and make our getaway."

"Surely the masters of this dungeon know about both entrances to this room, and I do not want to be trapped here with our escape route cut off!"

"He's right about that!" Olaf says, "Block this door, but guard the other side, as they will surely try to surprise us by an attack from the rear."

"Dwarf, there's no need for quiet now, but there *is* a need for speed!"

eris wrote:

Valandil wrote:Andaros

"Olaf, next time, before approaching the enemy so recklessly, we should leave some room for the archers, so they can, you know, do their thing."

"Worked didn't it?" Olaf says, "I'm only sorry he didn't stand and fight, and that we didn't pursue him."

"Michele, load that crossbow and guard the door, fire at the first thing that comes through it!"

Andaros walks towards the door and closes it slowly, kicking the ogres torch inside the room.

danhem wrote:
Ulric frowns at the thought of the ogre rousing his comrades.

"The truce is off, he said. What did he mean by that? Perhaps he mistook us for someone else?"

Ulric moves to watch over the southern passage while the the others barricade the door to the north.

"Clear a space around the southern entrance. If any ogres show their faces I will cast an enchantment of sleep that may incapacitate one or two of them."

OOC: Wow, lots of activity this weekend.

tombowings wrote:
"The truce with the men that ambush me and my late companions in that forsaken forest. I must have been part of their deal. At least there's a chance that they'll finish each other off."

Valandil wrote:

mushgnome wrote:Michele frowns at Andaros' irresponsible suggestion. "Have we learned nothing from the tragic death of poor Flewellyn?"

"Somebody give me a hand moving these machines of torture. If we barricade the door, perhaps we can buy enough time for Master Dwarf to free the prisoner and make our getaway."

"Surely the masters of this dungeon know about both entrances to this room, and I do not want to be trapped here with our escape route cut off!"

Andaros

"Hm, whatever then."

Andaros will help Michele move the machines to barricade the door.

waysoftheearth wrote:
Thorgrim continues to clear the ancient mortar and lever the bulky stones with Dieter's crownbar. With the first stone having been removed already the process becomes easier, and soon he has a couple more of the stone free. One or two more and Pelenwin will be able to crawl through...

waysoftheearth wrote:
Padrig assists Michele with the windlass of his great arbelast, and they soon have the mighty weapon ready and loaded.


Meanwhile Andaros, Olaf and a couple of the other burly fighting-Men work together to move an ancient stretching-rack to block the door. It is an awkward thing, for the door is atop half a dozen steps, but they eventually position the rack at an angle so that the door is jammed shut. It is poorly balanced, but any egress via the door has been made troublesome to say the least.