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[Eric Blank]

Actually, I only released all of the mummies in 3 tomb sites in one civilization at most. If I had released the entire mummy population of the world, you wouldn't be able to adventure at all.

[Bralbaard]

Sleeping in a tomb is a bit risky....

It is, but so is sleeping outside between the bogeymen..  I didn't explore the tomb, I just found a place to sleep close to the door.
The dingo fight was fun to draw.

[Argonnek]

I'm downloading the save now. Hopefully, I'll be able to get my turn done just before finals.

[Plancky]

well here is some of what I could pick out of legends mode for Ketas.

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~~dispatch for the editor of the Dinnerwandered Gazeteer~~

For your pursuit of history I submit the following.

   Rumors of a the Hammerman that recently settled in the hamlet of Ozuduslot, "Ruthlessbrand" of the Realm of the Ancients. The story here is that Ketas Glossknives, The Lacey Habitual of Mirrors came from the town Bakerswalked. Slew were-beast and several members of the criminal organization the Copper League in and around the town before turning his sights on elmintating a number of poor outcasts in the town.

   He eventualy set his sights upon the  former boss of a collection of reptilemen outcast. The reptile man vampire Esnust Soursoothed. Yes the same Esnust who is supposedly over a thousand years old and said to have killed 12,823 in his long life.
 
  The tale is that Ketas slew Soursoothed with a silver hammer, if that is to be believed, then made his way to north. Till he came upon the lair of the were-iguana Äs Strapssweat. And from there somehow made it to the mountain hall of Tailwheels just to bash to death some goblin before skipping off to the mountain hall of the First Anvil. At First Anvil Ketas slew a number of dwarves and goblins.

   Eventaully Ketas made it here to Ruthlessbrand and settled. It is rumored he may have stopped at the museum before settling here.

  Thoughout his wanderings he seems to have slew a number of animal men.

Ashro Lashedwars,
Beekeeper of The Sculpted Fellowship,
Slayer of the goblin Bosa Witchmuddles.

[kesperan]

Good work Plancky!

It looks like Ketas slaughtered the berserk dwarfs at The First Anvil, that Dishmab encountered over 50 years ago...

[Timeless Bob]

Not... The dwarves who say "nee"!  Surely not they?

[Plancky]

Seems I missed Ketas' stop in The Prairie of Combinations. Seems mostly to consist of killing some of the wildlife there, five bogeymen, a grasshopper women, and a zombie giant axolotl. Well here is a map of the possible path of Ketas. Includes a stop at Dinnerwandered eventhough I found no evidece of it in legends mode.

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[NAV]

Impressive work.

[Eric Blank]

Indeed it is.

I may, eventually, be able to post Ketas' full story. It'll be a couple months at least however because I don't have a copy of my note files on my flash drive and my desktop is locked away in storage.

[Argonnek]

I am playing my turn, and will have a story to tell soon, but illness and schoolwork are giving me a rough time at the moment.

[DVNO]

did anyone ever go and see what's in Combinelock the Lock of Combinations, yet?

[TD1]

A key of such magnitude that it will open it has yet to be found.

[Argonnek]

Slibtu Licothrathdad, adventurer.

"I bet I can run to Dinnerwandered faster than you can!"

This was Ibu's challenge. I wish I hadn't taken it.

Almost the entire city is abandoned. Fruits lie rotting in the sun at the market square, decayed structures line every street, and what few residents remain shuffle about lifelessly. Their sunken eyes follow us as we pass.

"I think we should get out of here," she says, voice quivering. "Before something bad happens."

"We'll be fine." I subconsciously grip my axe tighter. "After all," a slightly twisted smile appears on my face, "that famous museum is supposed to be here, right? There's no sense in not seeing the sights!"

Having lived a short walk from this town all our lives, Ibu and I have heard every story there is to hear. About Nil Swifttoast, the legendary battle between him and Dishmab Northmanor. We've heard about the death of the entire staff by Freeman Uragathre. Even the maps stored there are almost legendary in their detail. It makes one wonder who keeps updating them...

We walk up the hill to the keep and start toward the entrance of the museum proper, but then we see something I hadn't expected. A barrel filled with blood, with a slab right in front of it.



"What does it say?" Ibu never did learn to read.

"It says it's the elixir of immortality, but it seems more like a warning than anything else. Let's keep going."

Walking into the museum, I am immediately struck by how dusty everything is. I walk over to a huge pile of books, but soon realize that almost all of them are records of incredibly mundane and self-referential things. One was a storage record about a storage record (about a book about a book about a tower) that was stored sometime hundreds of years ago.

Almost dizzied by the bland writing and realization that, no matter their power, necromancers have very little to do with their lives, I quickly turn my attention to the large map on the wall. Each fortress marked on the map has a number, with a key below it. All of the nearby fortresses have been looted already, but one wasn't. Combinelocks the Locks of Combinations still lies untouched. Well, so claims the map. It is just as dust-covered as the rest of the room.

"Ibu, gather your things. We're going on an adventure."

[TheFlame52]

SLIBTU MEANS CHAOS IN HUMAN

[Eric Blank]

INDEED IT DOES