Demonac (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} demonac) wrote,@ 2005-11-06 00:47:00 |
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D&D Excerpt #18
After being rebuffed by the Celestials (because Balcoth refused to be suckered into a binding Geas to keep Omit out of trouble, something even Omit advised against), the players found themselves back in the streets of Sigil. Really stumped for options now, they reluctantly opt for wasting more of the Dom's valuable time - the Dom had refunded their 2000 gp bribe to the functionary (explaining this was simply a measure to prevent Dom Arod from being spammed dozens of times per day with requests that were clearly beneath him - the price of being famous), and had been as helpful as possible, but they saw little choice but to get his help in transporting them through some other means. Since that was the only convenient way he knew to get them to the Prime, so the players changed their destination: they decided to head to the Elemental Plane of Earth to return the Stone of Elemental Summoning to Garom-arush-arush-arom-arush, the Elemental Lord. He had told them that he would be very greatful when they did, and they had gotten the impression that once they reached his home plane, they could simply call his name and he would find them. So Dom Arod graciously cast Planeshift and took them to the Elemental Plane of Earth (only the Prime Material Plane was barred to all extradimensional teleportation).
Don't worry, there's still an Interrogation Phase...
After being rebuffed by the Celestials (because Balcoth refused to be suckered into a binding Geas to keep Omit out of trouble, something even Omit advised against), the players found themselves back in the streets of Sigil. Really stumped for options now, they reluctantly opt for wasting more of the Dom's valuable time - the Dom had refunded their 2000 gp bribe to the functionary (explaining this was simply a measure to prevent Dom Arod from being spammed dozens of times per day with requests that were clearly beneath him - the price of being famous), and had been as helpful as possible, but they saw little choice but to get his help in transporting them through some other means. Since that was the only convenient way he knew to get them to the Prime, so the players changed their destination: they decided to head to the Elemental Plane of Earth to return the Stone of Elemental Summoning to Garom-arush-arush-arom-arush, the Elemental Lord. He had told them that he would be very greatful when they did, and they had gotten the impression that once they reached his home plane, they could simply call his name and he would find them. So Dom Arod graciously cast Planeshift and took them to the Elemental Plane of Earth (only the Prime Material Plane was barred to all extradimensional teleportation).
Don't worry, there's still an Interrogation Phase...
