Ah, another hero fallen. Well, not exactly a hero, I suppose. Sturik was a devious little guy with a parrot on his shoulder. He was pretty good at exacting extra fees out of the party members whenever he was asked to do something above the normal torch-bearing, even having to be told at one point, in the heat of battle, "One extra gp for everything you kill, Sturik!"
Alas, even as he began to pull his weight a bit, a large Rhagodessa was able to attach to his head. The next round it found its mark, with it's powerful mandibles delivering a crushing squeeze to his pinhead. Ever turn the blender on high without covering the top and all the margarita squirts out of the top? Yep. Sturik's head 'sploded.
(One player asked, "Is he, like, just unconcious? Or dead dead?" Dead dead, dude.
Showing posts with label Hall of the Fallen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hall of the Fallen. Show all posts
Thursday, September 30, 2010
Thursday, September 9, 2010
Hall of the Fallen: Turgay
Every campaign has those PCs and NPCs who run out of luck, often at the most inopportune moments. In this feature, you can take a stroll down the Hall of the Fallen, and celebrate the (sometimes very short) adventuring careers of these luckless souls.
First up is a man whose name was mocked at first utterance: Turgay the Arrow Magnet.
The party was deep in the underground lair of the Rat Shaman, negotiating tricky passageways and trying to avoid some nasty zombies, when Turgay bit the big one. The heavy darkness was broken by the light of several pools of burning oil, and the stench of burning rat filled air. Trapped in a back room, desperate to escape and dash up the stairs and out into the light of day, the party made a play to rush past the zombies and into a large main room. Turgay led the way, only crying a little bit. Success in avoiding the zombies turned to pain and sorrow for Turgay, though, as he tripped an arrow trap and took the pointy projectile directly through the throat.
Alas, he died quietly...except for the gurgling and moaning.
First up is a man whose name was mocked at first utterance: Turgay the Arrow Magnet.
The party was deep in the underground lair of the Rat Shaman, negotiating tricky passageways and trying to avoid some nasty zombies, when Turgay bit the big one. The heavy darkness was broken by the light of several pools of burning oil, and the stench of burning rat filled air. Trapped in a back room, desperate to escape and dash up the stairs and out into the light of day, the party made a play to rush past the zombies and into a large main room. Turgay led the way, only crying a little bit. Success in avoiding the zombies turned to pain and sorrow for Turgay, though, as he tripped an arrow trap and took the pointy projectile directly through the throat.
Alas, he died quietly...except for the gurgling and moaning.
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