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We tried threatening the bard, but he wasn't born yesterday — he started yelling and crying, calling to the gu
We tried sneaking forward again — twice as careful this time.
We took the chance and tried pushing the brave troll into the fire.
We took the chance and tried pushing the brave troll into the fire.
We tied a rope to the cart.
We threw the caution to the winds and approached the camp.
We thought better of interfering with the sinister idol, and continued our journey.
We stopped waiting and left the glade.
We stopped waiting and left the glade.
We stopped on the banks of the Sellen River. It was quiet — too quiet. It was no secret that a whole flotilla
We stopped on the banks of the Sellen River. It was quiet — too quiet. It was no secret that a whole flotilla
We stopped on the banks of the Sellen River. It was quiet — too quiet. It was no secret that a whole flotilla
We stood a while in thought, then followed the single set of footprints, down into the gully.
We stealthily threw a stone at the kobold.
We stay here till next spring!
We stay here till next spring!
We started to realize that we were nearing something mysterious and magical — more and more strange vegetation
We started sorting through the old books, trying to find something of use. But the attempt to disturb history
We started sorting through the old books, trying to find something of use. But the attempt to disturb history
We started climbing back up the cliff!
We started climbing back up the cliff!
We started climbing back up the cliff!
We soon saw what attracted the crows — a dead horse lay in the ditch, one leg missing and its carcass already
We soon saw what attracted the crows — a dead horse lay in the ditch, one leg missing and its carcass already
We soon saw what attracted the crows — a dead horse lay in the ditch, one leg missing and its carcass already
We soon saw what attracted the crows — a dead horse lay in the ditch, one leg missing and its carcass already
We soon saw what attracted the crows — a dead horse lay in the ditch, one leg missing and its carcass already
We soon saw what attracted the crows — a dead horse lay in the ditch, one leg missing and its carcass already
We snuck up on the bard, stabbed him in the back, and disappeared.
We sneaked closer, hoping to launch a surprise attack.
We sneaked closer, hoping to launch a surprise attack.
We sneaked closer, hoping to launch a surprise attack.
We slipped into the river, swimming up to the camp to take cover behind the boats.
We shouldn't have wasted our time looking for another path! While we did, the fire caused extensive damage to
We shouldn't have wasted our time looking for another path! While we did, the fire caused extensive damage to
We set the crowbar under the cart's wheel.
We searched the dead body and looked at what had been scattered across the sand.
We searched for the key among the ruins.
We searched for the key among the ruins.
We scattered and looked for shelter!
We scattered and looked for shelter!
We scattered and looked for shelter!
We saw something that probably no one else had ever seen before! Beside the blazing campfire stood a kobold, w
We saw something that probably no one else had ever seen before! Beside the blazing campfire stood a kobold, w
We saw something that probably no one else had ever seen before! Beside the blazing campfire stood a kobold, w
We saw something that probably no one else had ever seen before! Beside the blazing campfire stood a kobold, w
We said the word given to us by the Defaced Sister.
We said the word given to us by the Defaced Sister.
We rushed to search the corpses.
We reminded Nok-Nok that the ultimate victory still lay ahead. We had to face the true villain — the shaman, t
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