Re: Scourge of the Silver Marches
(Dragon whiskey gives the user the ability to breathe fire for five minutes. The damage is 1d6 in a cone that's 10 feet long and 10 feet wide at its apex. Good stuff. It also gets you drunk really fast. Side effects include sore throat, diarrhea, upset stomach, and lighting your friends on fire.
Giving you a freebie for this one.)
Carella opens one of the chests, and no traps are apparently set off, so she peers inside to. The chest contains a great deal of gold and silver coins, and on top sit a pair of rings and a small bag containing a bunch of jewels of various makes and sizes, and a note. The rings seem to be the source of the magic in the chest. The note reads:
"Leave it be, lest our wrath fall on ye; from up high and down below, we'll find ye in rain sleet or snow; fire and steel will slash through yer head, and Venth'll make sure you stay good and dead! -Borgo the Brave"
Bolm, upon reading it, laughs, and says; "Ye don't need ta worry about that, Borgo and Venth were part of the group that the people we're hunting now slaughtered to get their stone. Venth's a necromancer, and he's the one that found, or made, or what have you; the magic rock that Sylvia uses to raise and control all these undead. They're all dead now. Or worse."
Mallacet can't make heads or tails of what's written on the scrolls, but she can tell that they're magic, and they're written in Draconic. She simply can't tell what spells are written on them.
Carella has no more luck in determining what the rings are, so Trex takes one and puts it on. After a moment, he nods and takes it off to compare it to one he was already wearing, and says; "This ring is useful, it gives the wearer greater fortitude, willpower, and reflexes. About as powerful as mine too. It should serve one of you quite well."
(Ring of Resistance +2)
