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TriangleKat · 07-28-08, 11:33 AM

Augra 24, 1435

I ventured farther a field of the city and visited the port town of Vehl. What a contrast to the shininess of Hempstead. I felt like someone was watching me the whole time I was there and kept my bow at hand and my sword close. I was there to try my hand at the undead infestation of the city crypts. It would seem those interred there are not happy with the arrangement and walk. I found a few companions to share in the task and training. I am afraid that arrows have little effect on skeletal remains, though those with more flesh on them seem to be driven back better. I was taken to a place called the Gloom Wood to try my hand at more vigorous specimens. It was not an enjoyable experience. I think I should leave the dead to the care of the clerics and enjoy life more.

07-28-08, 11:33 AM	#3
TriangleKat Goblin Welp Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 17 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: The Path an Arrow Takes: Bits and Pieces Augra 24, 1435 I ventured farther a field of the city and visited the port town of Vehl. What a contrast to the shininess of Hempstead. I felt like someone was watching me the whole time I was there and kept my bow at hand and my sword close. I was there to try my hand at the undead infestation of the city crypts. It would seem those interred there are not happy with the arrangement and walk. I found a few companions to share in the task and training. I am afraid that arrows have little effect on skeletal remains, though those with more flesh on them seem to be driven back better. I was taken to a place called the Gloom Wood to try my hand at more vigorous specimens. It was not an enjoyable experience. I think I should leave the dead to the care of the clerics and enjoy life more.