The Wayfarer's Inn

I would go through the ghulaz, since we cleared the whole of it. At least let us see if we can easily walk in it.

Greg, let's do the statues then.

Indeed, Steve seems to have quietly left the group. Has one of you heard from him again?

And, more important, do you feel comfortable playing along with only the two of you?

Hi Sir C,

he has moved places recently. He is still around now and then.

And yes, I am comfortable going on with the game. If anything, it may make it go faster as there are only two people making decisions. Besides, it really feels like we are near the end. Don't know if that is true, but I wouldn't like to stop before we either die or achieve the mission.

That sounds good to me, too. Steve just posted on the Comeback Inn forum that he had time to play in Havard's Vales game, so he might rejoin us. But we need to keep going either way.

I would suggest that we move down the left side, maybe even behind the statues. I am hoping that we will be less likely to trigger any traps there. Of course, I could be totally wrong. As for precautions, without Eilkhan checking for us, Gaderon could use his wand of secret door and trap location ahead of us. Does that make sense?

It does, Greg, and is probably even better than a thief checking it. But why wouldn't Eilkhan not check for us? She's still around, even if Steve might not be.

Just a curiosity, guys, but I had tonight the first session of an AD&D campaign. 1st level, second edition, I'm playing a Paladin, and we're going into an egyptian tomb.

A fun coincidence! I hope you enjoy the game.

I'm away gaming over the weekend myself, so I'll only be able to get back to this next week.

Sounds like you are both having a good time gaming. I was helping build the set for a play my son, Theodore, will be in this spring, Fiddler on the Roof.

So, we can have Eilkhan check for secret doors and traps as we go. I would think that we will do both, use the wand and Eilkhan's skills.