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D&D 5e Rime of the Frostmaiden.

Dullin

"Holy water... I suppose that's not a bad way of going about it. If it where up to me, I'd finish them off with a bolt of lightning. If we have to fight a ghost, just keep it away from me and I bet I could finish it off for you" Dullin promptly boasted to Domic. She had dealt with ghost before, many of them where reasonable, but she had dealt with the recently deceased. A spirit like the white lady? She wasn't sure things would be as easy as she was pretending it would be.

Dullin blinked a few times in astonishment as Kyra's words. She had almost forgotten the girl could cast magic. She hadn't seen a wand or any sort of focus on her friend thus far. Why were they so hesitant to tell others about her powers? Dullin was proud of every spell she managed to learn, she couldn't imagine keeping them hidden.
"So you're a spellcaster too? I nearly forgot! Perhaps we could share notes sometimes, I'm always looking to learn. Might help to have a few spells up my sleeve before we head out. We'll be dealing with a Hag, nasty creatures"

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"How eloquently put, Ashe. I think you're missing the point. If you're as willing to do what it takes, you can start by apologizing for the mess you created" Stark said, as he ushered the younger woman towards Chie, who had received a bottle of water from one of the many drones. She was now leaning against he wall, recovering with a scowl on her face, her harsh glare fixed on Ashe.

"If you want to stay in this team, you won't play hero. You'll be a hero. You said it yourself, you don't much of a choice. So quit making a scene" He sternly proclaimed. Readjusting his tie and letting out a huff of frustration, Tony prepared himself for an ordeal of epic proportions. Dealing with the youth was never his strong suit. Babysitting youthful super powered twerps, was a whole other headache.

"I've chosen each of you for a reason. It'd be better to play nice with the team, rather than be openly hostile. I would know, I've been put in a situation like this before. I know you're all out of your element but imagine how I felt when I first met J'onn, and don't even get me started on Thor. He nearly caved in my suit the first time we met" He stated calmly, a mix of trying to soothe nerves and also his own reminiscing. He couldn't help but think back to the motley crew he had worked with in this very room.

"So before you guys start ripping each other apart like wolves, why don't we get some introductions underway? If you haven't guess, I'm Tony Stark" He stated before tapping the core on his chest. A mettalic suit of armor quickly wrapped around him, giving Iron man his iconic suit.
"You might know me better like this. Now, why don't we have this conversation as we walk? You'll be staying here, surely you want to see what all we have to offer" He added.

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@Moon Man Yeah I don't think that will do it. Sorry bud.

D&D 5e Rime of the Frostmaiden.

More than anything, I am just glad to have someone with the light spell!

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@Moon Man I will allow you to roll the check without any bonuses, since you do not the tools or proficiency. Not to mention the check is fairly high.

Arma has only found the first of a few clues!

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@Moon Man You are welcome to try to punch a metal lock to death ;3

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@Cao the Exiled Rogue Cleric is interesting. Also, the Changling appearance is so cute! Spell choice is over all great too. Interested to see how they blend in.

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To Arma's dismay, the ladder wasn't all there was in the well lit chimney. At the top of the chimney was a trapdoor, potentially leading them further up. However, the trapdoor had a large lock attached to an iron ring in the wall, thus keeping the door shut.

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@Lurking Krog oh... oh no