AD&D: Death, snow, and fire
Posted: 2004-02-24 12:58pm
++Sorry if this plot device seems a touch........convoluded. But I can make it fun, trust me. Also, don't worry, you arn't dead++
"You have failed me......." The dark raspy voice intoned. Even through the image and the voice were just an illusion, those who listen couldn't help but feel afraid.
"m....my lord." The lone speaker stuttered.
"I..it's not too late. Eljas managed to hold them off, we can still since reinforcements to finish the job!"
"Yes........yes we shall. Far too many an empire has been toppled by a lone few. You have succecded in this regard."
The speaker seemed to relax.
"But.......failue is failue. Goodbye."
There was no dramatic chokeing, no flash of light, the speakers eyes simply rolled back and he hit the ground stone dead. The new attendents in the room stood back, as if to someone distance themselves from this danger.
"Inform his second that she is now in command. In the meanwhile, dispatch 8 of our best. They won't live to see the next day."
--
Aboard the Solaris the ships bard is practicing a song he's writing...
"Boldly brave Sir. Robin, rode forth from camalot, he was not afraid to die, brave sir....."
In a flash of light, nine mages appear on the deck, it's all over before you can act.
Banar and Grozny, the elite warrior, were the first to try and act, drawing their weapons and leaping at the attackers.
Banar cought an acid-arrow in the throat, and Grozny learned the hard way that one of the attackers had a vorpal sword.
Keenan began to cast but one of the attackers raised his staff first, a shot of chain lighning quickly took down the dragon-mage.
Tasaroth cried-out and rushed to keenan's aid, forgetting that it was chain lightning with fatal results.
Robgea, the last one left standing, reeled back at this comrades death, and tried to leap over the side. The attackers leader smilied, calmly pulled a throwing Ax from his belt, and threw. Robgea got fifteen feet.
Standing amongst the horrified and afraid crew, the attackers leader camly picked up his Ax, and wiped the blood of on his robes.
"Repord to his lordship that they are all dead, some hero's."
--
Elsewhere, someone different was happening.
You all find yourself standing in what could best be described as and empty place (like the training area in the matrix before they load anything), white light shines in all directions, and you see nothing but your fellow comrades.
You feel no pain, but where the weapons and spells hit your clothes are scorched and cut, and wherever blades hit there are long running scars.
As you stand there, a figure walks up out of nowhere, he's human, wearning a plain light-blue tunic with a red shash of the belt.
"Congradulations." He says.
"Your all dead, or at least close too it."
--
Keenan: Dragons are cool!
Grozny: Dwarven fighter. Nuff said.
Tasaroth: You can never have enough spells.
Robgea: The power of the armored cart!
Banar: Every fantasy story is legally required to have a paldain chick.[/i]
"You have failed me......." The dark raspy voice intoned. Even through the image and the voice were just an illusion, those who listen couldn't help but feel afraid.
"m....my lord." The lone speaker stuttered.
"I..it's not too late. Eljas managed to hold them off, we can still since reinforcements to finish the job!"
"Yes........yes we shall. Far too many an empire has been toppled by a lone few. You have succecded in this regard."
The speaker seemed to relax.
"But.......failue is failue. Goodbye."
There was no dramatic chokeing, no flash of light, the speakers eyes simply rolled back and he hit the ground stone dead. The new attendents in the room stood back, as if to someone distance themselves from this danger.
"Inform his second that she is now in command. In the meanwhile, dispatch 8 of our best. They won't live to see the next day."
--
Aboard the Solaris the ships bard is practicing a song he's writing...
"Boldly brave Sir. Robin, rode forth from camalot, he was not afraid to die, brave sir....."
In a flash of light, nine mages appear on the deck, it's all over before you can act.
Banar and Grozny, the elite warrior, were the first to try and act, drawing their weapons and leaping at the attackers.
Banar cought an acid-arrow in the throat, and Grozny learned the hard way that one of the attackers had a vorpal sword.
Keenan began to cast but one of the attackers raised his staff first, a shot of chain lighning quickly took down the dragon-mage.
Tasaroth cried-out and rushed to keenan's aid, forgetting that it was chain lightning with fatal results.
Robgea, the last one left standing, reeled back at this comrades death, and tried to leap over the side. The attackers leader smilied, calmly pulled a throwing Ax from his belt, and threw. Robgea got fifteen feet.
Standing amongst the horrified and afraid crew, the attackers leader camly picked up his Ax, and wiped the blood of on his robes.
"Repord to his lordship that they are all dead, some hero's."
--
Elsewhere, someone different was happening.
You all find yourself standing in what could best be described as and empty place (like the training area in the matrix before they load anything), white light shines in all directions, and you see nothing but your fellow comrades.
You feel no pain, but where the weapons and spells hit your clothes are scorched and cut, and wherever blades hit there are long running scars.
As you stand there, a figure walks up out of nowhere, he's human, wearning a plain light-blue tunic with a red shash of the belt.
"Congradulations." He says.
"Your all dead, or at least close too it."
--
Keenan: Dragons are cool!
Grozny: Dwarven fighter. Nuff said.
Tasaroth: You can never have enough spells.
Robgea: The power of the armored cart!
Banar: Every fantasy story is legally required to have a paldain chick.[/i]