USH'S LOTR RP Game part 2- The Fortress of Baranar

You MIGHT make it. But you will simply run into a closed gatehouse as it stands. And I would be surprised if someone was not left behind.

Do we have a mage around who could cast a flashlight thing?

Also, is it still possible to bail out, or are we pretty much stuck?

Originally posted by Darth Revan
Do we have a mage around who could cast a flashlight thing?

Gosh, umm, let me think...

As for bailing... I do reckon that now you have started on this line, your best option is to commit.

(??? Are we at the same place stopped?..If so..))

"I think we should follow Argentis and Palidan shoukd cast the flashlight" Says Corlinel to the others.

Well I have trouble with the names--I know tpt can do the flashlight but I don't know his character's name 😛

Corlindel, I think we're moving..

Palidan

*Ill use Flashlight of DOom*
Ok then I guess we should all take off towards the castle.l

*nice work guys*

sorry about the bad planning my bad, will try not to let it happen again, but with meeting corran and all

Originally posted by Fitch
Palanfirith jumps on dexx's horse "come friends,in the castle" then he runs near the javelin and picks it up while riding and goes after Argentis.

*I'll use the javelin eighter on hittin' the castle or somethin to get attention or to kill someone too close 😄*

I guess I am a bit behind Argentis as he is a better rider,but close at least 😄.I'll use the javelin to throw it over the wall when I have the chance..

Originally posted by Fitch
I guess I am a bit behind Argentis as he is a better rider,but close at least 😄.I'll use the javelin to throw it over the wall when I have the chance..

((And if you hit someone in the fortress...The soldiers on the walls shall see the flashlight for sure. And if the orcs already saw us I think there is any problem casting the flashlight now))

((Revan: Yes, Reading last posts we are riding not to far from Argentis))

Corlindel is prepared to slay the nearest orc who comes closer Durazor

Ok then! Well, as soon as Palidan shines the light towards Baranar... well, first of all that alerts all the Orcs in the vicinity but that is less of a problem than it was before, that setback having already happened...

A sentry calls out from the walls, and Baranar himself rushes up to the battlements and looks out into the night.

"Alert the gatehouse!" he orders. "And get some things that will burn down there!"

Ok, the players in Baranar can now act.

Can I have a definitve idea of how each player outside is getting in? I need to check no-one is missed.

Originally posted by Ushgarak
Can I have a definitve idea of how each player outside is getting in? I need to check no-one is missed.

I am behind Revan riding Durazor, his horse and we are charging to the gate.

Revan: I think thats it

I'm riding towards the gate, and I hope they recognize me Screaming out the top of my longs: "IT IS I ARGENTIS I HAVE RETURNED OPEN THE GATES!"

i have no idea what my part in this is...

Yeah, this is why I thought a check was in order! I think Argentis has you, Vardalain, but it is nice if everyone knows what is going on!

Ush, won't it be a dangeorus idea to open the gatehous ? If the orcs come pouring in, we might not be able to close it, the fortress might be overrun... Maybe we could throw some ropes over the walls for them to climb instead ?

Corlindel and I are on my horse (name of Dairazor, btw, not Durazor) riding as fast as possible towards the gates.

Originally posted by rusky
Ush, won't it be a dangeorus idea to open the gatehous ? If the orcs come pouring in, we might not be able to close it, the fortress might be overrun... Maybe we could throw some ropes over the walls for them to climb instead ?

You have a very good point, the problem is that doing so would presumably mean leaving our horses for the orcs to kill... And I spent a good bit of money on my horse...

idd..oh well..just get here fast..

Andromir goes to the gatehouse, sword in hand, prepared for the fight

I wont leave my horse so open up

yes vardalain is with me on the horse.