BurningDaisies

Dark Kindle (D&D Campaign)

Not in a position to google atm, I believe its investigation for something like this. I can roll perception if need be.

Dark Kindle (D&D Campaign)

The blood didn't bother Gune. The fact that something around here was responsible for splattering blood all over the place bothered Gune. It also reminded him of his harrowing youth in the communal mud pens. It reminded him of his siblings, and the guilt-flavored nourishment they eventually became. His ears twitched nervously at the thought. If it had been just himself, he never would have made it this far, or thought to go to the dark, scary barn in the first place. Thankfully, he had two decoys to put between him and any bloodthirsty beast that might pop up.

Gune held up his torch and inspected the scene thoroughly, keeping a ready hand on the hilt of his dagger. ...He also inconspicuously sniffed at the bloodied leg to determine is suitability as future rations. No need to let a good haunch of meat go to waste!

Investigation

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Dark Kindle (D&D Campaign)

Try it. See what happens.

>;3

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Image-hunting.

Ulterior Motive: So I can stall for time until the weekend. lol xD

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Alright, I'll start drafting some characters then!

Woot-woot~!

Dark Kindle (D&D Campaign)

Yeah, I mistook it for stopping completely as well.

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Works fine for me. Did you want me to make a basic character profile to get things rolling?

Dark Kindle (D&D Campaign)

We have an elf!
It's fine, right?

Dark Kindle (D&D Campaign)

Seeing the dragonborn fall into line so easily, Gune smiled magnanimously. He figured he might make a great chieftan one day. He nodded to Cecelia who also seemed pleased with his plan and her expression shined with the usual listless enthusiasm he had come to expect. Perfect!

He quickly fashioned a small torch from spare items he had readily available and fell in behind his scaly bodyguard. Gune brandished the torch and gestured violently to the dark, foreboding barn.
"We greatest warriors! Time for March!" He cried. His shrill, commanding voice held all the fierceness of a wild beast and was as intimidating as a rabid, chattering squirrel.

Dark Kindle (D&D Campaign)

Sorry, super-busy at work.

I'll try to throw something together tomorrow night.