[pnpgm] Update #161 – Raddok

[Gerald Ford]

Opus also says “I much rather kill them silently since all that tripping
may make a lot of noise.  Thus attracting more attention and that leader
lady thing may be mad we are killing her giants if this still her domain ?”

  “The other idea I have is to put them asleep and then silently kill them.
I don’t have any poisons (Which I may find immoral and never use. ) or
magic or potions of slumber.  Maybe Some one In the group might have such
magic or potions?”

[ooc: new potion list
Sir scott made is awesome.]

“Are we sure we can’t avoid them. That last fight hurt. Thanks to all the
kindness and healing. I thought I was bad ass flinging arrows around . This
adventuring thing in the underworld is not like I grew up hunting. I am
brave and so is this group but giants are tall and strong and we don’t
belong here.”

“I am willing to do what is needed and  spent
My whole life follow orders. I am just thinking out loud. that last fight
woke me up to the real world of magic and myth.”


On Wed, Dec 30, 2020 at 12:52 PM Bessie Hadley <eleabess at sbcglobal.net>
wrote:

> As Raddok listens to Fremea’s report, he thinks to himself, “Well, isn’t
> this just hunky-dory! What else could we expect? A clear path for a
> change?” He wants to lose his temper, sulk, or smash something. But he gets
> control of himself over the next couple minutes. A giant would be a bit
> above his mace’s range, unless the things had wonky ankles, so a temper
> tantrum seemed out of order at this point. This thought makes him smile, a
> bit wryly, & he almost laughs, but catches his breath when Opus begins
> talking. That red-skinned man was really thinking!
>
> “Hey now, Opus,” Raddok speaks up, “that idea about tripwires sounds
> pretty good – getting them off their feet puts a lot more target within
> range of weapons like my mace. I think we have enough ropes for a couple
> good tripwires, maybe even criss-cross a couple for extra strength. Just
> tie them in the shadows among the trees just inside the trees, so the
> ‘things’ won’t spot them easily. How high are a giant's ankles? Would three
> feet above ground be enough, or is five feet better?" He looks around with
> excitement to the group.
>
> “We just have to be careful to have them come after whichever of us is
> bait on a planned path, and the rest of us be ready. Would it be better if
> I was bait, since all I can do is threaten them with shouts, and the
> archers can be ready from the trees – or would arrows provoke them better?”
> He look around the group for more ideas or encouragement.
>
> [Thanks, Gerald! - I was feeling blank after the Christmas Holiday - lol]
>
> Bess L. Hadley
>
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Thank You
Gerald Ford
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