Tomekk,Sep 19 2011 wrote: ((Terribly sorry for replying this rate, I was on vacation and completely forgot about this thread, Maus.))
The rogue would have first checked for any signs of traps leading to an untimely demise, apart from the obvious hole on the ceiling, (Search 34) and would have carefully tried to press the tile in the wall if she couldn't find any.
* After seemingly not finding any strange mechanisms so far, Darkstar pushed the tile. After a slight rumble, one wall lowers, slowly.
A room behind it is bared, revealing another eight, dormant zombie/mechanic beings. Behind them, some discs hang from a wall*
*The rogue sneaks carefully past the monstrosities, tumbling and stepping next to the wall to avoid any form of contact, examining the discs closely before reaching to pick one.* (Spot 42)
Tomekk,Sep 28 2011 wrote: *The rogue sneaks carefully past the monstrosities, tumbling and stepping next to the wall to avoid any form of contact, examining the discs closely before reaching to pick one.* (Spot 42)
* Darkstar would notice various runes inscribed on the discs, hinting at them to be heavily enchanted. At first, nothing else that hinted at danger would be noticed, untill she picked a disc...it was then, the dormant abominations began to function...grunts and growls slowly emitting behind her as the whirling of wheels and steam-like engines began.
*The rogue, figuring these creatures shared the same weakness as their counterparts she met before, quickly hurls a thunderstone behind them. Should it attracted their attention, she'd used the time she had before they turned back to examine the disk more thoroughly, then do whatever she deemed best.*
Tomekk,Sep 30 2011 wrote: *The rogue, figuring these creatures shared the same weakness as their counterparts she met before, quickly hurls a thunderstone behind them. Should it attracted their attention, she'd used the time she had before they turned back to examine the disk more thoroughly, then do whatever she deemed best.*
* With a series of grunts, the abominations pour out of the room, following the sound of the thunderstone, appearing not that intelligent.
Upon examining, the disc appears to have various runes of enchantment engraved into it, softly humming with power. Though it's use could only be discerned more accurately by someone with knowlegde of the arcane or knowledge about magical devices*
*The rogue carefully stashes these disks away into her bag of holding, handling them with gloved hands to prevent any form of scrying, and glances around at the ceiling or any obscured place to see if there was some form of shortcut or point-of-acess into this room other then the hidden wall. (Spot 47) Unless she found an alternate route, she'd sneak past the abominations once more, throwing her second thunderstone into the room. She then pulled her map out once more, to figure out where she stood.*
Tomekk,Oct 2 2011 wrote: *The rogue carefully stashes these disks away into her bag of holding, handling them with gloved hands to prevent any form of scrying, and glances around at the ceiling or any obscured place to see if there was some form of shortcut or point-of-acess into this room other then the hidden wall. (Spot 47) Unless she found an alternate route, she'd sneak past the abominations once more, throwing her second thunderstone into the room. She then pulled her map out once more, to figure out where she stood.*
* The moment she would try to place those discs in her bag, the discs became searing hot, making it impossible to keep hold of them ( assuming she is clever enough to try only once). It would seem either these discs had a warding against theft, -or- they were meant for something else entirely.
One of the abominations' attention was drawed by the sound of the initial falling disc, and that hole in the ceiling looked a good distance away, the only way to reach it would seem to be by either an insane jumping skill or flight*
*Not being knowledgeable in magic, she decided that trying to steal the disk was a bad idea... but then, the rogue had a brainstorm that it might be some form of attachment to the abominations' mechanical functions, and slowly creeped around the room to examine one of the stragglers more closely, disk in hand.*
