During the forest segment, Alabaster seems excited to jot down all sorts of notes about what the characters have done or found. He has a big grin on his face as he looks over his notes. "You all are going to make this very exciting," he says, "Let's take a brief break, so everyone can grab some snacks." He stretches his front most paws, "We shall re-convene in fifteen minutes, that should give me some extra time to plot about all this new stuff." The pupps at the table agree enthusiastically, and start to filter in and out during the break, a few write down some of their own notes on their character sheets.
As promised, Alabaster starts up the game again waiting for everyone to get back, "After a long and eventful trek through the woods, your party arrives at their destination, a crumbling castle in a clearing of the thick woods..."
Chapter 3 - The castle
You finally reach the castle where the beast is said to have a lair. There's one problem though... There doesn't seem to be any way inside the castle! Your party circles the perimeter, finding no doors and no windows, just solid stone walls. But there must be way in, right?
How does your character find a way into the seemingly impenetrable castle? Do they discover a secret? Use a feat of athleticism? Feel free to use your imagination for a creative solution!
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Lisanne is extremely tired, running from bandits was quite work out and her old bones do NOT appreciate it. Frustrated at being stuck outside the castle on a chilly night and entirely too tired to use any more magic after summoning an unusually large amount of pizza, Lisanne plops down by the entrance to the castle and bellows "If you do not open up you dratted castle, not only shall I sic the bandits on you - once I'm fit to do so again I'll cover you in pizza! Hope you enjoy having all the local wildlife and nearby pupps messing you up!"
Lisanne would like to roll with paws to convince the castle to let them in
2021-03-14 22:43:49
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The castle walls stand silently above her..
Lisanne rolls a 14 +3, for a total of 17, succeeding!
Lisanne shouts at the castle with all her might, but the castle, sadly, is still just a castle. The cold stone walls sit in front of her, motionless.
However, it seems her shouting gets the attention of some other adventurers. "Hey, would you keep it down over there??" a voice yells, and from around the corner peeks an adventuring party, a tough looking puppillar at their lead. "Sheesh, all that racket, why don't you just follow us Pizza Dog, we found a way in!" Despite their slightly irritating tone, the puppillar smiles and gestures for Lisanne to follow. True to their word, they show her an entrance around the corner!
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2021-03-14 22:54:19
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