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Author Topic: Reclaiming Blingdenstone: D&D 5th Edition Adventure  (Read 22687 times)

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Re: Reclaiming Blingdenstone: D&D 5th Edition Adventure
« Reply #150 on: July 30, 2014, 09:00:26 pm »

Nil decides to go sharpen his axes.
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Re: Reclaiming Blingdenstone: D&D 5th Edition Adventure
« Reply #151 on: July 31, 2014, 03:24:53 pm »

Lothinenn nods
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Re: Reclaiming Blingdenstone: D&D 5th Edition Adventure
« Reply #152 on: July 31, 2014, 03:41:43 pm »

"Do it then, lad, we'll stand by."

Nil decides to go sharpen his axes.

Pingtu nods and starts the preparations for the ritual. Some time later, he is ready to begin. With a nod from Lothinenn he starts, lighting incense in several braziers placed around the stones, all while chanting strange words in the tongue of the Celestials.

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As Pingtu’s invocation ends, the room’s silence gains a sort of heaviness. A voice breaks the silence, echoing as it says:

Seven stones stand and silently mourn.
Seven gods weep in the Golden Hills.
Here, many drow did break my form,
But seven my wrath left still.
Seventy times seven years silent the stones stand,
Unless seven bright stones from Earthcaller’s hand,
Seven sweet prayers of the Golden Land,
And seven shattered arms of the drow band
Are offered here, by my command.

It doesn't take Pingtu long to puzzle out the riddle, and he hurriedly and excitedly starts to speak.

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Pingtu says, “The Earthcaller, Segojan, is the patron deity of Blingdenstone and the god of nature and the dead. He provides treasures under the earth for us to find. The ‘bright stones,’ then, must refer to such treasures—gems.

“We use gems to teach children the colors of light fractured by a cut diamond: red ruby, orange fire opal, yellow citrine, green emerald, blue aquamarine, indigo sapphire, and violet amethyst. I think we shall need one of each of these stones.

“I have an aquamarine right here,” he says, taking a polished blue stone from his pouch. “Also, I was told the remains of seven drow were found with Bendekik. It sounds like my old teacher wants their weapons shattered here in the circle. We’ll need the weapons and a hammer, which should be among our supplies. Fendrick Pestle, our provisioner, should know more about all that.”

“The sweet prayers? Well, they’re for me to perform when we've gathered the materials we need.”
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Re: Reclaiming Blingdenstone: D&D 5th Edition Adventure
« Reply #153 on: July 31, 2014, 04:46:12 pm »

"This should be as easy as taking gemstones from a baby."

Steven shall pursue the necessary gems. Preferably from small children.

Edit: Lousy American spelling in colour tags >:(
« Last Edit: August 01, 2014, 02:59:36 am by InsanityIncarnate »
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Re: Reclaiming Blingdenstone: D&D 5th Edition Adventure
« Reply #154 on: July 31, 2014, 05:25:33 pm »

"Then we must seek Fendrick Pestle. It can't be hard to find gemstones in a place like this, anyway."
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Re: Reclaiming Blingdenstone: D&D 5th Edition Adventure
« Reply #155 on: July 31, 2014, 09:26:37 pm »

"Armory? I enjoy examining weaponry..."
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Re: Reclaiming Blingdenstone: D&D 5th Edition Adventure
« Reply #156 on: July 31, 2014, 09:56:12 pm »

"I would say we split up and try to find these different things, but I don't think it'd be the wisest idea. I'll help ya with the gemstones and Fendrick Pestle, but we should stay in groups, if we won't work as a whole."
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Re: Reclaiming Blingdenstone: D&D 5th Edition Adventure
« Reply #157 on: August 02, 2014, 02:46:27 am »

"We should stick together in case we're attacked, and go to all the places in order, any order. I say we go see Pestle first."
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Re: Reclaiming Blingdenstone: D&D 5th Edition Adventure
« Reply #158 on: August 02, 2014, 03:19:53 am »

"Yah, splitting up is probably a really bad move... What with half of us not being the best in close combat, And the fact that we have no idea what me might come across..."
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Re: Reclaiming Blingdenstone: D&D 5th Edition Adventure
« Reply #159 on: August 02, 2014, 03:27:56 pm »

Steven casts Summon DM!
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Re: Reclaiming Blingdenstone: D&D 5th Edition Adventure
« Reply #160 on: August 03, 2014, 04:25:28 pm »

Steven shall pursue the necessary gems. Preferably from small children.

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To make things simpler for me, here's a list of caverns you can visit to steal from small children find the required gems. You should be able to find all of the required ones by talking to the people in them, instead of running around with vague and slightly annoying actions.

The Ruby in the Rough: This cavern has the ruined temple to Segojan Earthcaller in it, as well as the headquarters of the expedition. Burrow Warden Kargien Dissengulp is the gnome in charge of Blingdenstone if you want to talk to him about this.

Phantasmal Glamours: This cavern is named after a famous illusionist's shop that was located in it. The proprietor of Phantasmal Glamours is still alive and at work repairing her shop.

The Trader's Grotto: This cavern once held Blingenstone's central market. Now it just acts as an infirmary for all of the wounded gnomes. A few of the doctors working in there might know a thing or two about gems however.

The Singing Stones: You guys already passed through this cavern. As a refresher, it acts as a barracks and may hold another gnome trying to rebuild his ruined property.

The Golden Hills Hearth: The gnomes keep their supplies in this cavern, so Fendrick Pestle should be there as well.

The Speaking Stones: Wait, this is the name of the cavern you're already at. Never mind.

Anyways pick a cavern to visit and let's get things rolling.
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Re: Reclaiming Blingdenstone: D&D 5th Edition Adventure
« Reply #161 on: August 03, 2014, 04:40:42 pm »

Dain makes his way to The Ruby in the Rough, to ask the Burrow Warden for permission to take the arms of the drow who attacked priest guy.
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Re: Reclaiming Blingdenstone: D&D 5th Edition Adventure
« Reply #162 on: August 03, 2014, 04:57:26 pm »

Steven shall accompany Dain to visit the Burrow Warden.
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Re: Reclaiming Blingdenstone: D&D 5th Edition Adventure
« Reply #163 on: August 03, 2014, 05:01:01 pm »

Steven shall accompany Dain to visit the Burrow Warden.
Asabjorn comes as well. The more people, the less likely to die, and the more possibility of treasure!
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Re: Reclaiming Blingdenstone: D&D 5th Edition Adventure
« Reply #164 on: August 03, 2014, 06:44:48 pm »

Nil follows after pointing out to everyone that not going along with the group might not be the best, for afterall, the place is UNDER attack.
And because if anyone steals from the place he wants to lop off their hand before the gnomes can.
Theft from those who dont have much is not nice.
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