Dungeoneering

[Nexaduro]

Simple, Grim, armour. Quite literally, "Dragonskin."

[Grim_]

(Or regents for a literal dragon...)

[Nexaduro]

And Earth, it was a comic reference. That particular comic is where I first heard of "The Hammerspace," and the main character, Eddie, has a giant mallet he uses to bash chickens. He's a bit similar to you, except much cooler. Partially due to the "Coolness Enhancer" which makes whatever it touches cool beyond belief.

[Earth]

does it look like i care? i really wouldnt like to have that enhancer, because it'd be cold.

[Seraphi]

Nexaduro-

 

In amongst the musty tomes you find several books on the creatures.

 

"The common Gargoyle tends to prefer quiet places, such as old castles, churches, and some caves. They generally have a strange penchant for human architecture, and will actively seek it out to rest on."

 

"Eagles can usually be found on high mountains. The Eagle Eye is a valued potion and spell reagent, and the quality can usually be worked out through the colour of the eagles feathers."

 

"Bat are more often than not found in caves. Vampire bat's are usually better for spell reagents than the regular variety"

 

Hakon-

It would seem that in the deactivation, something malfunctioned, blowing a large hole in the golems shoulder. It seems to lead to the room with two golems in.

The golem is still sinking, albeit at a lower rate.

 

Earth-

You create a large hammer. You have trouble lifting it.

 

Grim-

You set off across the lake to the other side. You note some bubbles coming from below, and, as you look below the small boat, you see a gigantic shadow, at least 3-4 times the size of the serpent you killed earlier.

 

It seems to be rather angry that you killed its young, roaring with an intensity which makes you want to tear your ears off.

 

Kemios-

You note the large hole blown in the golems shoulder.

[Earth]

i make the hammer a bit smaller, so i can use it easily. i then go to ikana.

[Grim_]

Hmmm.... [bleep] Grim paddles like hell towards the shore and the tunnel. On his way he charges a geomancy attack.

[Retech]

Ha Grim! Apparantly Ross isn't finished with you yet. :thumbsup:

[Jehosaphat]

Kemios jumps into the hole, then runs to the room where the bossfight was, and picks up his lightning staff from the floor.

[Nexaduro]

I start looking for a gargoyle in the major architecture of Ikana, flying up to the rooftops and between the roofs when necessary. When I find one, I smash it apart by slamming the orbiting steel orbs into it and then picking up the pieces, drawing the orbs back into orbit, and bringing the gargoyle pieces back to the old Ivory Mage at Jen's mountain.

[The_Mather1]

Håkon attempts to turn the golem into aluminum and the smaller ones into tin.

[Seraphi]

Earth-

You accidentily break the hammer.

 

Grim-

You try to charge a geomancy spell, but it explodes and blows a hole in your boat. You are now rapidly sinking.

 

Kemios-

You pick up your lightning staff.

 

Nexaduro-

Ikana seems to be too loud and active for any gargoyle.

 

Hakon-

You fail miserably. Your powers are nowhere near enough to tranform that much metal through the wards, and the smaller golems have all sunk to the bottom of the dustpile.

[The_Mather1]

Håkon attempts to turn the golem into aluminum and the smaller ones into tin.

[The_Mather1]

Håkon attempts to make the marsh firm.

 

Sorry, network problems.

[Jehosaphat]

Kemios hollers "Huzzah!", then flies around inside the golem, inspecting every piece of it he can see for loot or a door that might lead to loot.

[Grim_]

Grim tries to patch a hole in the boat with scales and create several illusionary copies of himself that scatter. He swims for shore (hmm if I can get on it's head I have an absolutely horrible idea)

[Earth]

i try to make a smaller hammer i can easily lift with two hands from a tree.

[Nexaduro]

I start flying around, looking in the ruins of Caster and the Ivory Tower for a living or dead gargoyle, which I smash and take pieces of back to the old man at Jen's mountain.

[Seraphi]

Hakon-

You accidentily flood the marsh further. The golem begins to sink faster.

 

Kemios-

As you fly upwards, you notice a seal blocking the golems central chamber beggining to fade.

 

Grim-

The scale doesn't seem to help. You manage to create some illusions of yourself, and you begin frantically swimming to the shore. You see the illusions around you suddenly get eaten and dispelled, one by one, until there are none left. Suddenly, you feel several punctures in your legs and are dragged underwater. You look around to see that the huge leviathan has bitten your legs, and you can now get a good look at it. Scars seem to cover it from head to...er, flipper, weapons lodged in it's skin which have been there for so long that they have simply become a part of it's body. It seems to be centuries old.

 

To your horror, the bottom of the lake is completely covered with bones, be they human or otherwise. Not a single bit of mud or sand is visible, covered by bone, bleached by decades spent under the tides.

 

Earth-

You create a wooden maul.

 

Nexaduro-

You arrive at the ruins of Caster. There are several churches and a large castle.

[Earth]

yay. i head to the ikanan library, and look to see if there are any books on anti undead and demon symbols.

[Nexaduro]

I look for gargoyles at the castle, followed by the churches. If I find one, I smash it and take it's pieces to Jen's mountain.

[Grim_]

Well.... Grim teleports out of the leviathans mouth (I love that ring) and uses his teleport out of the dungeon if he can. If he cannot he attempts to fire a point blank lightning bolt straight at the leviathans head and then throw balls of hot ice into its mouth detonating them as they go in.

[Jehosaphat]

Kemios goes toward the seal and punches it.

[Nexaduro]

Punching seals? That's inhumane! You should at least use a club >=[

[The_Mather1]

How did I flood it? I don't even know water magic.

 

Håkon attempts to solidize the mud using geomancy. (Even if I fail it'll help, sand is almost as good as rock, even when wet (there's such thing as quicksand, only moving sand).