Immersive Ink

danhem wrote:
"Take what you can without encumbering yourself," Ulric says while pulling a sack from his backpack. "We'll need to move fast."

Ulric fills the sack with as many of the already spilled coins as he feels he can carry effectively.

"Be careful of setting off anymore triggers and traps," he warns. "There may be more pressure plates under the other chests. That being said, we'll need to leave enough weight to open the door again."

mushgnome wrote:
Grab treasure and retrace steps to the exit. We will almost certainly be ambushed, so please protect your fragile Elf sorcerer who holds the lantern. [img]images/smiley/smiley.png[/img]

ehiker133 wrote:
Desmond nods and starts filling his backpack with coins. He'll start with the gold coins and then continue with electrum if he still has room.

doctorx wrote:
"Carefully in the Saint's name!" whispers Josiane frantically; "We should check - "

But it is too late. Many of the others are already on their knees, cramming glittering coins into sacks and backpacks.

"Dorgan, might I ask your aid in checking the remaining coffers for more traps before we gather any more treasure?" she asks with a resigned sigh; "And I would make a closer examination of those bones and the statue: This all seems far too easy, and that scares me..."

She is on the alert for any sight or sound of trouble, mechanical, supernatural or otherwise.

tonneau wrote:
Gustave eyes the gold collecting frenzy warily, "Wisdom might state that doing exactly what our still-missing comrades seem to have done might not be the best idea...", he mutters.

He busies himself instead with investigation of the sarcophagi - particularly the number still closed, and anything remaining in those open.

coffee wrote:
Dieter stands watch while the looting occurs. His sword is out and his senses are alert.

eris wrote:
Olaf is NOT looting!

"Wait! Stop! We can come back later." Olaf hisses "Let's get out of here now before we trigger something else."

mushgnome wrote:
To clarify, Highbough is gathering the coins that were already spilled/disturbed.

doctorx wrote:
Josiane breathes a sigh of relief that at least some of her companions have not succumbed to the looting frenzy and continues her examination, although she is careful not to touch anything.

sulldawga wrote:

doctorx wrote:"Dorgan, might I ask your aid in checking the remaining coffers for more traps before we gather any more treasure?" she asks with a resigned sigh; "And I would make a closer examination of those bones and the statue: This all seems far too easy, and that scares me..."

"Aye, Miss. As ya wish."

Dorgan will examine the other coffers to see if they also are triggered by the removal of their contents.