The Griffin's Crier

"What Jareth says makes excellent sense and paints a terrible picture of multiple players after the Book. I know this is projecting ahead of our current dilemma, but what is our endgame here?" We really don't want anyone accessing an artifact that even gods couldn't destroy (??) and had to...

"If closing our portals is the path forward, the location of Bannock's portal is our only unknown. Perhaps a wish for this knowledge is our first?" As for a way home, Bob mentioned that Mordai could help there, so no need to use a wish on a ticket home. "I have lots of knowledge, but ...

Was it Jack Flag during the '08 Guardians of the Galaxy run who said, "I hate cosmic shit"? That's what Onarra is thinking as she pinches the corners of her eyes between her fingers. Anyway... Onarra has some thoughts: A) "Do we need to use the Wish spells now, or are they 'for a rain...

Onarra, still to the party: "Brigga's suggestion will at least cut through one layer of deception. I am in favor of sending this message." "If the rest of us agree, we need to then plan what to do for either response. If Shazzedah back's Gwendolyn's task, I say we finish it as planned...

perhaps its time for a little role-playing 101. All we need is the most charismatic member of our party to make an insight check to see if this guys is lying...oh wait. We're not that party, are we?

To the party, (not our foe) Onarra says: "If we cannot count on these 'wishes' to bring us closer to stopping Valos, then the choice becomes clear. Both efreeti offer mostly the same thing, but for two points: Lord Shazzedah has had dealings with Valos, and insights which may prove crucial to o...

Me the player knows that a Wish spell can't do the things we need, but Onarra is holding her attack because it sounds like we can achieve our goals AND MORE. Depending on mid-combat time delay, her thoughts are these: Rather than do the dirty work for more and more dangerous contacts, adding to the ...

We can use our three golden collars to present ourselves as slaves for trade, or more likely as a gift, in order to gain entry. Odds are, his handlers would intercept our gifts, negating our 'trojan horse' approach before actually gaining an audience with him, but it might get us in the door. After...

We can use our three golden collars to present ourselves as slaves for trade, or more likely as a gift, in order to gain entry. Odds are, his handlers would intercept our gifts, negating our 'trojan horse' approach before actually gaining an audience with him, but it might get us in the door. After ...

If I can scrape up enough free space on my 2014 hard drive, I'll gladly run the mean streets of DC with you. Thanks!

Onarra speaks to the party: "If violating curfew puts us on the Fire Lord's naughty list before we've had our audience, then we need to play by the rules and you should head back. We need all the information he will offer on the dragon and the book. However..." she counts out some coins an...

Yes, that totally sounds like a lot of fun and almost exactly what the DM has in mind ........ :lol: :lol: :twisted: :twisted: ...cuz Onarra is still gawping at anything more unusual than a turnip and visibly uncomfortable with everything this city has to offer, EXCEPT for the extremely lethal tree...

Casters, check to see if any of your spells require the gems.
I'm looking at you, Planar Binding

Owan Rao's Redoubt Shield +1 (rare, Religious: Rao, requires attunement) You see a well-made heater shield, painted a simple white. When you pick it up, you see on the inside of the shield, just below the top edge, there is a fist sized enamel mask with a calm expression. You recognize the mask as ...

Onarra will reply to Bannock: Erbard is filth who lacked the decency to die in battle. If we drag him back to Farweald, he seems as likely to remain imprisoned as Dapple. Let the Oracle have his way with him, the worse his fate the better. Having weighed in, Onarra will look for signs of the m.i.a. ...