>>29148592
snatch a few bodies, and place them near your camp, then go talk to them and make a less creepy first impression.

If blood is needed, we will show them the guys we had previously prepared.

>>29148624
this

unrelated to the task at hand, but if we get a chance to think about it, we should probably tell/ask some priests about the gods trying to kill everyone, humans included, with a flood. Also we should talk to someone about how that grey kid may be solidly in tiamat's domain, what with ancestral waters that could be anything and all.

>>29148624
Sounds good to me

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>>29148592
You sling a few bodies over one claw. You pass where the remaining Archers are rallying, and in the distance you see the Charioteers and many of the Footmen trying to distract the city defenders and delay their reaction to the breach you broke open. The Petty-Wizards are comfortably out of range of the enemy, working some magic from a distance and tending to the wounded in order of their importance.

As you set the limp bodies down, the grim fact that they wee living people just moments ago sinks in. In fact, it looks like one of them is still alive, wheezing a little as he bleeds out. He doesn't look like anybody important.

> Just bring him to their attention. Maybe there won't be enough magic to go around, but you should at least try.
> Make a friend. Refuse treatment unless he's treated first.
> See if he has any last requests. This guy's a goner anyway.

>>29148751
let's go see if the priests can heal this guy.
What even side is he on? Well, not our concern, let's see if the priests can do anything for us both.

>>29148751
>> Make a friend. Refuse treatment unless he's treated first.
This may or may not bite us in the ass later depending on how god our rolls are

>>29148751
>> Make a friend. Refuse treatment unless he's treated first.

>>29148751
>any last requests?

>>29148751
>See if he has any last requests. This guy's a goner anyway.

we should really learn just a little bit of medicine.

Enough to tell when someone is a goner or if they have a chance to be healed.

>>29148751
>hey bud, any last requests before you die?

asking for last requests and taking him to see the petty wizards are not mutually exclusive, so do both.

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>>29148751
You bend down to listen to the dying man with two arrows in his chest and a leg that seems to have been gnawed on. "Do you have any... requests?"

He strains to breathe. "Help..."

You take him to see Nakurtum guarding the camp, stomping on the insectoid head of a blight demon she recently cut apart. "Oh, Hunzuu!" She approaches you. "By all the gods, you look a wreck! Come on back this way; they have some blood saved for the important people. Hey, who's that?"

You dodge the question. "He needs help!"

She sighs. "Oh, Hunzuu. You're really sweet. They shouldn't have made you go to war."

> "What's that supposed to mean?!"
> "You know medicine and stuff. If you don't think they'll help, you try to keep him alive without magic. You can be sweet, too."
> Continue with your plan to force the petty-wizards to heal this guy.

>>29149036
> "You know medicine and stuff. If you don't think they'll help, you try to keep him alive without magic. You can be sweet, too."

The petty wizards are quacks. If they don't know how to or refuse heal the guy, then we'll go to someone else.

You never want to force a quack to do medicine, it's the fastest way to kill a guy.

> "You know medicine and stuff. If you don't think they'll help, you try to keep him alive without magic. You can be sweet, too."
Better then trying to argue with the wizards. People are dying while we aren't on the front lines.

>>29149036
> "You know medicine and stuff. If you don't think they'll help, you try to keep him alive without magic. You can be sweet, too."
Well, it's true - and helpful unlike the first option

>>29149036
i have no idea why we are helping random enemy #238 when thousands of people suppose to be dying around us in war, so i'll just pass this vote.

>>29149036
can we just ditch him and get healed?

>>29149127
because we saw him, and he was dying. It's really not more complex than that.

Also, I have no idea if he's an enemy or not.

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>>29149036
"You know medicine and stuff. If you don't think they'll help, you try to keep him alive without magic. You can be sweet, too."

Nakurtum seems to agree, taking her gloves off and unwrapping some of the spare pieces of linen she keeps around her arm. You leave the soldier with her and go to see the Petty-Wizards for the first time.

They have a whole little triage center set up. Wild-eyed men with long beards bleed the recently dead and work some spells over the dying to try to close their wounds. Several large jars, probably of sealed and preserved blood, remain unused.

One man wearing multicolored rags approaches you. "Hail Hunzuu, savior of the city! Come this way, great one. We will see to those wounds." He turns back and shouts. "Hey! Make room! This lot have gotten all they're going to get. Open that jar, Yes, the one for the nobles. Who the ell do you think this is?!"

> Comfort everyone
> Give everyone an accurate report of what you've seen
> "Can I help? I've been studying blood magic, too! I know how to aid people!" Roll 1d6.

>>29149036
>> "You know medicine and stuff. If you don't think they'll help, you try to keep him alive without magic. You can be sweet, too."

Rolled 3

>>29149281
> "Can I help? I've been studying blood magic, too! I know how to aid people!"
We're helping yay!

>>29149281
Comfort people as we walk by.
No using our magic, otherwise we're going to murder a load of others by accident.

>>29149281
these are all good choices anu.
Though, now might be the time to bring up that OTHER guy we brought back. The one who was really dead.

>>29149281
>>29149281
>Comfort everyone

>>29149324
this sounds correct. Though, do give an accurate report if anyone asks.

>>29149281
accurate report

>>29149348
>>29149324
agreed

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>>29149281
As they shoo people away from the jars, you wave to them and pat people gently with you claws. "Don't worry! You're going to be okay! I think we're winning. They're getting into the sewers, and I killed that stupid lammasu who tried to ruin Shamash's wedding."

You've never actually aided in a blood ritual before, though you theoretically know how, so you hold your tongue and let them do their work. They strip your human half, remove the old dressings from your claw, and pour a very generous quality of blood over you while reciting strange prayers. Unlike with the Blood Priest, this blood flashes in purple, green, and gold as it hisses and turns to red mist around you. It seems to do the trick, though.

> roll 4d6 to see if the healing exhausts you or if you can leap right back into action.

Rolled 2, 4, 5, 5 = 16

>>29149504
We're sprightly and healthy!

Rolled 4, 3, 3, 5 = 15

>>29149504
damnit you quacks if this healing exhausted us I will be TOO TIRED to kill you for failing me.
So I will instead whine loudly.

Rolled 1, 3, 1, 3 = 8

>>29149504
4 6's here i come

>>29149561
my god.

>>29149568
SHUT THE FUCK UP
NOBODY SAY A WORD
NOT ONE FUCKING WORD

Rolled 1, 3, 2, 1 = 7

>>29149504
>Berzerker packin' Man and a Half

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>>29149504
Your bare flesh absorbs the glowing, fizzing blood and forms unnaturally bright red scabs. You can even feel your innards move around a little. Had you broken a rib and not realized it? Maybe when the lammasu slammed into you. You feel the ordeal drain your energy, but fortunately it isn't severe enough to knock you out. You think you just need a few minutes.

You remember your little gift. "I, uh, I brought you guys some more bodies to bleed. They're over there."

The ragged petty-wizard smiles and combs some stray bits of gore and dirt out of your hair. "Lady Scorpion is most kind! May we offer her something to eat?"

You decline. You didn't realize how stuffed with lammasu you were.

> Just ask for some water and run back to help Sharo in the sewers.
> Too much blood and death for one girl of 13-ish. See if they have something stronger.
> Ask for Nakurtum.
> Talk to them about what other kinds of magic they can do to help in the siege.

>>29149669
get a drink. I don't really care what it is at this point. Then get back to the battle.
If we don't go back soon, sharo and scores of others will die.

Hopefully they fixed all the cracks in our shell, because we need an intact shell for the next time we get our ass kicked by a building.

>>29149669
>Just ask for some water and run back to help Sharo in the sewers.
I really can't think of a worse time to take up drinking.

>>29149669
>Just ask for some water and run back to help Sharo in the sewers.
Dont strain yourself. Be there as a moral support mostly and to interere if it seem necessary.

>>29149669
> Just ask for some water and run back to help Sharo in the sewers.

>>29149669
Lets just run straight back in.
Some vodka would be nice. Help us forget.

> Just ask for some water and run back to help Sharo in the sewers.

>>29149669
>get some water and get back to work!

>>29149737
>>29149727
in light of our flesh eating habit, taking up a bit of drinking after the battle is over doesn't seem so bad.

>>29149737
>>29149712
Drink after battle, not in the middle of it.

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>>29149669
"Just some water, please."

The Petty-Wizards find you a waterskin, and they can't help but continue to offer you little tidbits of food as you catch your breath.

"I've got to get back to the sewers," you explain. "We outnumber them, but in tight spaces like that it won't matter."

The petty-wizards all "ooh" and "ahh" at your daring exploits. One of them kneels to you again, a man with a lazy eye and a huge bald spot on one side of his head, a spot of red skin like the kind Nakurtum's right arm is made of. "If I may, Lady Scorpion, I would like to bless your magnificence with a new spell I've been working on. It's a spell of victory! A victory spell."

The one in the multicolored rags shakes his head. "Don't listen to Nargoz, Lady Scorpion. He gets a little mad sometimes. We keep him around to boil the water and sort the charms."

> Right, off you go now.
> Skitter around the perimeter of the walls first to see if there's anyplace else where you could be helpful.
> Let Nargoz try using that spell. Maybe he's on to something.

>>29149906
>Ask them what this spell is about.

>>29149906
sorry, no time for experimental magic, I must go and help in the sewers. I've got to dig holes!

Fuck, we forgot to store some of our blood for later.

> Let Nargoz try using that spell. Maybe he's on to something.

Nothing ventured and all that.

>>29149906
"Maybe some other time"
>Right, off you go.

>>29149906
> Let Nargoz try using that spell. Maybe he's on to something.
I'll always pick the mystery box

>>29149906
Maybe later.
Hunzuu needs to return to the slaughter.

>>29149906
>Right, off you go now.
no spell

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>>29149906
If even the other crackpots think Nargoz is a crackpot, you don't think that's a risk you're willing to take. You finish off your waterskin and run back toward the breach to the sewers you busted open.

> Ask for Nakurtum and/or Ninlil to come along.
> Get reinforcements of more ordinary soldiers. (you may specify what kind)
> Pick up some mundane equipment along the way (specify)
> Just go solo and run in like Leeroy Jenkins.

>>29149906
>Let Nargoz try using that spell. Maybe he's on to something.
"I few weeks ago I would have though it was mad to try and turn someone into a giant scorpion"

>>29150034
>Get reinforcements of normal infantrymen

>>29149985
>>29149933
>>29149965
>>29150036
we'll get the spell later, chums.
>>29150034
We can't bring nakurtum, she's busy. Ninlil who knows.

Let's tell the commanders that we've made a breech into the sewer, and gather some more footmen. Bring torches. Lamps. Things for light.

>>29150034
>Ask for Nakurtum to come along

>>29150034
> Get reinforcements of more ordinary soldiers. (you may specify what kind)
Any will do really.

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>>29150034
You take a couple of torches and tuck them under the strap you'd been using to hold your glaive. After some help getting your clothes and armor back on, you're off to find the other units of Footmen. You find many standing their ground out of range of the archers on the wall. They've wiped out all the blight demons on their side of the city.

> Bring a small squad and hope to get in there without attracting much attention
> Everyone should be focusing on this breach. Bring as many as you can convince to come along.

>>29150185
bring a small squad, tell at least one of them to go tell the commanders about the breech.

The big force of footmen will follow once they get their orders.

>>29150185
>Check with the commander dude in case he needs them where they are first

>>29150219
yup

>>29150185
>Bring a small squad and hope to get in there without attracting much attention
Also all commanders should be told of the breach.

>>29150185
> Bring a small squad and hope to get in there without attracting much attention
We ca do more good in a smaller skirmish anyway.

>>29150185
>> Bring a small squad and hope to get in there without attracting much attention

>>29150185
>>29150185
> Bring a small squad and hope to get in there without attracting much attention

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>>29150185
You bring five or so Footmen with you and tell some others to go around to tell the king and all the other commanders.

You see that the Turtaki men on the walls have noticed the breach. Though they haven't been able to patch it up again, they have lots of archers, slingers, and something steaming. It might be pots of boiling oil.

> Roll 2d6 to just dodge all that stuff and rush inside.
> Roll 3d6 to position yourself so the other men take toe worst of it

Rolled 2, 2, 1 = 5

>>29150309
necessary sacrifices

Rolled 5, 4 = 9

>>29150309
is there any way we can get the infantrymen to run underneath us so we protect them?

Otherwise, dodge and rush inside

Rolled 2, 2, 2 = 6

>>29150309
>> Roll 3d6 to position yourself so the other men take toe worst of it
Lets be graceful scorpion

Rolled 1, 6 = 7

>>29150309
dodge all that stuff

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>selfishness rolls poorly

Rolled 1, 4 = 5

>>29150332
>>29150321

Don't think so.

>dodge everything

>>29150309
>> Roll 2d6 to just dodge all that stuff and rush inside.

Rolled 2, 2 = 4

>>29150309
Rush inside

>>29150350
>>29150352
yeah well, if I had gotten good rolls yall would be fawning over them.

>>29150399
I can certifiably say I would be grumpy and mope a bit.
Just a bit.

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>>29150309
You stay in the front. Maybe you can bait them into pouring out the oil early and then double back.

The arrow fire is heavy. You're not entirely sure what angle to hold your shield at. It's a little spooky. And these arrows hit hard - one of them goes clear through the top of your shield and lodges itself in it so the arrowhead stops just short of your head. A couple of Footmen fall to the arrows. But sure enough, they fear your approach too much and pour the oil too soon and too heavily. You veer to the side and wait until it's all poured out, then leap over it and into the breach.

> Light torches immediately
> Be the stealthy scorpion and test out your night vision, leading the way for the three others.

Rolled 1, 5, 5 = 11

>>29150442
>> Be the stealthy scorpion and test out your night vision, leading the way for the three others.

>>29150442
let's test our night vision. If it works well enough to see, then give the torches to the footmen and go without. We should be sneaky in front.

>>29150442
>Be the stealthy scorpion and test out your night vision, leading the way for the three others.
We need to test this sooner or later.

>>29150442
>Be the stealthy scorpion and test out your night vision, leading the way for the three others.

>>29150442
> Be the stealthy scorpion and test out your night vision, leading the way for the three others.

>>29150442
>light them torches
I agree night vision needs to be tested.
How abut we test it while sneaking for midnight snacks, rather than IN THE MIDDLE OF A BATTLE.

>>29150477
a good point, but I assume we will be lighting the torches if the nightvision doesn't immediately work.

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>>29150442
You only hear the sounds of shouting far behind you as your squeeze through the grates you tore open before. There's no sign of Sharo and the others. It smells like shit.

Eventually, your eyes get used to the low light. Though this area was clearly a weakness in the design of the original city walls, someone still had defensibility in mind at least a little bit. There are some other corroded bars and stone pillars you have to destroy before you can squeeze through, and there are some spaces in the brickwork above you that might be unused murder holes. The watery tunnel turns a corner, and the low light gives way to total darkness which you can't see in. It seems you need at least a little light.

You hear sounds ahead of you like something emerging from water.

> That'll be Sharo. Call out to him and light a torch.
> Continue stealth. Creep forward blindly and feel the way with your claws.
> Maybe not. Halt and listen further.

>>29150543
>halt and listen further

>>29150543
Light a torch, and go forward.
It MIGHT NOT be sharo, but if we're going to fight, I want it to be light.

> Maybe not. Halt and listen further.

>>29150543
> Continue stealth. Creep forward blindly and feel the way with your claws.

Rolled 3, 1, 2 = 6

>>29150543
>> Continue stealth. Creep forward blindly and feel the way with your claws.

>>29150543
>Maybe not, halt and listen further.

We've already seen blight demons, who knows what magical defenses they might have down here.

>>29150601
what the heck even is a blight demon

All I know about them is they have bones and are made of like, bones and black stuff. That and we kill 'em.

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>>29150543
You stop and listen. You hear trickling water. The stink is stronger ahead of you, probably because you're following the path of relatively fresh water coming in from the canal. You hear wet footsteps. They seem to be too slow for a human gait.

> See if you can lure it over here where you can see it
> Do a stealth kill
> "Hello?"

> Do a stealth kill

>>29150652
let's lure it over here or get closer to it.

I sort of am worried it's going to be a wounded, shambling soldier.

>>29150652
>> See if you can lure it over here where you can see it

Rolled 4, 6, 5 = 15

>>29150652
>> Do a stealth kill

>>29150652

> "Hello?"

Slow steps in an environment that it is probably familiar in. Might not immediately try to kill us. Our stealth probably isn't beating out its senses anyway.

>>29150652
>Do a stealth kill

>>29150652
>lure it
it could be sharo going slowly because he has no light guys

>>29150652

> Lure it over

Have we seen Sharo, yet? We might end up killing him by accident after he and his squad got fucked up by something deeper in the sewers.

>>29150697

Switching my vote to lure it over. Calling out would probably echo deeper into the tunnel anyway.

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>>29150652
You make some splashing sounds and then back up to see if it reacts. The steps stop entirely.

"Hello?" You back up even more. You hear the thing ahead of you splash back into the water. It's coming for you.

> Roll 4d6 to grab it under the water.
> Keep falling back as a footman lights a torch

Rolled 2, 6, 4, 5 = 17

> Roll 4d6 to grab it under the water.

Rolled 6, 4, 2, 6 = 18

>>29150755
>> Roll 4d6 to grab it under the water.

Rolled 2, 6, 1, 2 = 11

>>29150755
> Roll 4d6 to grab it under the water.
Grapple time!

>>29150755

Your picture implies that battle times are upon us.

> Keep falling back as a footman lights a torch.

We need to see it to fight it anyway.

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>>29150755
Your timing is good enough to catch the thing swimming for you. It's a huge spiny crocodile, bigger than any of the hides you've seen at market sometimes. It wrestles with you and tries to snap at you. You've tenuously got it by the shoulders. The man panic and try to circle around it, but can't find room to bring their spears to bear safely.

> Sting it
> Save your venom. You've used quite a bit of it today already.
> Roll 4d6 either way

>>29150755
> Roll 4d6 to grab it under the water.

Rolled 6, 5, 1, 4 = 16

> Save your venom. You've used quite a bit of it today already.
> Roll 4d6 either way

>>29150849

Gentlemen, remember the battle music clause.

Rolled 3, 5, 4, 6 = 18

>>29150849
rip and tear

Rolled 5, 4, 5, 1 = 15

>>29150849
>save your venom

Just rip it open and let the boys stab it a few times.

>>29150849
Save venom

Rolled 4, 3, 3 = 10

>>29150849
Crush it with claws.

Rolled 5, 1, 5, 3 = 14

>>29150849
>What would Steve Irwin do?

Rolled 6, 4, 6, 5 = 21

>>29150849
>> Save your venom. You've used quite a bit of it today already.
>> Roll 4d6 either way

>>29150849
a crocodile?
Like, a not-person crocodile?

CLAW IT TO PIECES. That shit is good for eating.

Except no wait, don't eat it. It was just swimming in a sewer. We will regret it on the first bite.

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>>29150849
You snap at it with your claws. and have to strain to keep it from getting too close. You try sticking it with your heavy glaive, but it doesn't go very deep. It gets distracted by one of your snapping claws for a moment, forgetting about the other claw that digs deeper into its torso. You keep it at claw's length and pull it backward. Finally the Footmen have gotten their act togoether and help you impale it with spears until it stops moving.

You're fine not feasting on this one's flesh. It probably tastes like shit.

You notice that it has something crudely written on its knobby back in white paint.

"What is it?" Asks a Footman.

"Hold, on, I can read a little. It's, uh... It's a number. I forget which one."

> No more stealth. Light all the torches and yell for Sharo. Better to draw all these things out than risk letting them ambush you.
> That sort of worked. Light a torch and proceed, but slowly and quietly.

>>29150973
Let's go loud. Tell the footmen to stay safe and support us, and get ready for crocodiles 1, 2, 4, 5, and 6.

also, why aren't we finding bodies of sharo's crew.
We should be finding bodies by now, if not the actual living people.
The lack of bodies or even blood spatters worries me greatly.

>>29150973
"Means there are more of them. Light the torches so we aren't blind"

>>29150973
>light torches, yell for sharo

>>29150877
it it bad that I'm using rules of nature for like, 90% of the fights?

On a theme of battle themes from last thread: those who know where this is from can back me up on how well it fits here
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AFhXPvElNZ0

>>29150973
>> No more stealth. Light all the torches and yell for Sharo. Better to draw all these things out than risk letting them ambush you.

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>>29150973
"Sneaking just makes us slower. Light all the torches!"

As they fumble with their flint strikers, you yell out, "SHARO! Hey, it's me! We're here to help! Are you... there...?" You wish you could yell like Ninlil. It doesn't come as naturally to you.

You round the corner, your way lit by the torches. You see a single dead Footman up on a dry ridge, stripped of gear and partially eaten. It isn't Sharo.

Some large clay drain pipes lead diagonally up from the walls. Some of them are missing their grates. They're much too small for you, but an athletic human might be able to work his way up one of them.

> Send a Footmen up one of those to see what he finds
> Ignore them and press forward using the paths big enough for you

>>29150999

We can't confirm the absence or presence of blood stains. It is pitch black.

>>29151070
if we had anything to board those grates up I'd say do it. Thats probably how the crocs get around. However since we don't.


> Ignore them and press forward using the paths big enough for you

Have a couple footmen keep an eye behind us.

>>29151070
ask a footman what he thinks the clay pipes are for, and if they want to risk it.

Otherwise continue on until you can find a path big enough for you.

Otherwise otherwise use the footmen to check drain pipes until you find a place you want to surface, then emerge from the sewer using our burrowing.

Rolled 6, 3, 2, 6 = 17

>>29151070
>> Ignore them and press forward using the paths big enough for you

>>29151070
Send a Red Shirt

>>29151101
2nd

>>29151070

> Send a Footmen up one of those to see what he finds.
> Form up with backs to wall, scorpion taking center. Prepare for secondary croc waves.
> Find a marker on the soldier to indicate his identity. We remember his name.
> See if soldier blood can be used for anything. I forget Hunzuu's spells.

Sharo is friend.

>>29151070
>Send a Footmen up one of those to see what he finds

>>29151121
our spells are 1. preserving blood and 2. assisting in rituals.
We're basically low level acolytes.

I second the hell out of finding some kind of personal effect if possible.

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>>29151070
Considering that the dead Footman's gear was taken but the body was left up here on its back, it seems likely that his brothers laid him here and moved on. They will know his name. The other Footmen say a prayer for him.

You ask them what the pipes are for. They shrug. "Draining rainwater, maybe? That's the prettiest possibility. They'd make shit murder holes, tilted on their side in a room as big as this. You want me to crawl up one? I think I could do it if I leave most of my gear down here."

> Go for it!
> He's too valuable to get caught alone. Keep him with us.

Rolled 6, 1, 2, 3 = 12

>>29151230
>> He's too valuable to get caught alone. Keep him with us.

>>29151230
>Go for it!
Who is valuable? He is just a random footman.

>>29151230
Keep him with us. We'll start sending footmen off to scout after we contact the main force and determine what they already know.
Assuming the main force still exists. Counting on you sharo.

If they don't exist, we'll use the drains later to get our bearings for sapping.

>>29151230
>> He's too valuable to get caught alone. Keep him with us.

We don't have that many people with us.

>>29151230
>He's too valuable to get caught alone. Keep him with us.
"Honestly if there's anything we need to know about in those pipes, we'll probably only find out when it eats you"

Rolled 6, 4, 2, 1 = 13

>>29151230
We really can't waste time trying to send up individual scouts. Press ahead and find the others, if they left this guy here then we must be on the right track.

>>29151230
>Go for it!
>But be careful. Your return is more important.

>>29151230

> Go for it!

Honestly, it is very unlikely that he will come to harm in these passages. They aren't large enough for the crocs, and he would probably be stopped by a body if this way was dangerous.

>>29151230
>He's too valuable to get caught alone. Keep him with us.

>>29151277
>>29151291

The others very likely went up, not further in. Finding a way out of the sewers will probably happen, but I don't think that it will happen after we have reunited with the main group, unless they went back down rather than up into the city streets.

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>>29151230
"No, you'd better not. Let's stay together."

You head through the sewers, the stink gradually increasing. You come to an intersection where most of the water flows down one path with a slight downward tilt and some cracks up and down the walls. You don't see any footprints on the dry path, but maybe it leads up toward the surface.

> Take the wet path
> Take the dry path

>>29151344
hmm, good point.

We'll send him up if it looks like we're just fucking about in the sewers at the furthest progressed infantryman corpse we can find.

>>29151355
>Take the wet path
Lets go to the crocodile lair.

>>29151355
Wet path can only lead to shit, I think
Dry path can have ambush
Eh... Dry path

>>29151355
>Take the dry path

>>29151355
let's check the dry path and get oriented, and then proceed along the wet path if we don't see any allies.

If people shoot at us, then we know that isn't the right way and also we might want to collapse that path until later.

>>29151355
dry

>>29151355

The correct answer from an RPG sense is always the path of greatest resistance. Might as well check the dry path.

> Take the dry path

Quicker/Safer backtracking at any rate.

>>29151379
I'm not yet ruling out the possibility that Turtak has shit mages. I mean it's just as likely as blood mages really.

Rolled 1, 2, 2, 6 = 11

>>29151355
Because ewww

>>29151355
>> Take the dry path

>>29151406
nnnope.
Not getting involved with that.
If we see anything even remotely similar, we crush it with a pillar.

>>29151422
Why not just burn it

>>29151436
Cause then they'll stink even more with the smoke.

>>29151436
It can be a burning pillar if you want.
But I'm not getting close.

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>>29151355
You turn up the dry path first. It's a relief, to you even more than the others, because you're so big you have no choice but to step in the deepest parts of where the water was flowing before.

You keep going until you hear more sounds around another corner. This one sounds like men. Way more men than Sharo had taken with him.

> Charge them!
> Douse the torches and peek around the corner in the darkness
> Call out for Sharo

>>29151637
>Douse the torches and peek around the corner in the darkness
Stealthed giant scorpions is the most terrifying thing ever, and it's us!

>>29151637
>Douse the torches and peek around the corner in the darkness
be the Solid Scorpion

>>29151637
let's check out enemy troop movements. Peek around the corner.

I guess sharo and the others went on down the wet path. Great. Marvelous. Let's turn around after getting intel.

>>29151637

So, there are enemies below, far more than enough to outnumber us and probably kill this small scouting party.

> Douse the torches and peek around the corner in the darkness.
> Listen intently.

I also wonder if the crocodiles have any particular allegiance to these guys. If not, it might be time to do some herding...

>>29151637
>Peek around the corner

No need to give away our position until we need to. We can always charge if it really is our foe.

>>29151677
I'd assume they do. Someone had to paint numbers on them.

>>29151637
>Charge them!

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>>29151637
You whisper to the men to keep the torches way out of sight, further back down the dry path. You peek around the corner. You see more torches, and many Turtaki soldiers building a barricade. There are slingers keeping watch, as well as two massive red human-shaped things, as tall as you are and probably much heavier.

>It's easy to creep around here where it's dry, but roll 2d6 to tread lightly and not poke your head out too far.

Rolled 1, 4 = 5

>>29151749

Rolled 3, 5 = 8

>>29151749
That does not look like fun times.

Rolled 1, 2 = 3

>>29151749

Rolled 4, 5 = 9

>>29151749
Well, they've got this entrance covered and we only have three dudes, fuck that. We'll emerge from the sewer later.

I assume the 2d6 is to sneak away.

Rolled 4, 1 = 5

>>29151749
Can we go down wet way as we should've alredy now.

Rolled 3, 2 = 5

>>29151749

Does music rule apply to sneaking?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uQxsyA6s90Y

>>29151788
I'm willing to take a chance with the shit mages.

>>29151824
actually pretty good music for little girl scorpion sneaking.

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>>29151749
That does not look like fun times to you. You creep back and silently gesture to the men to try the other path. "That one has a lot of men on it, and a couple of monsters," you whisper to them later, once the water is flowing again.

As you follow the wet path, the cracks in the walls get deeper, until you see a rift in the floor entirely, where the water spills into black emptiness. It looks like it opened recently - the floor on the other side of the rift is still wet. Maybe the magic disturbance that raised all the blight demons and make the ground groan also caused this to happen.

> Drop down a torch to see how deep
> Roll 4d6 to leap to the other side
> Yell out loudly for Sharo
> Carefully climb down into the rift with a torch and grapnel in hand

Rolled 2, 9 = 11

>>29151855

Unfortunately, the latter portion of the song will probably also fit due to low rolls.

Rolled 2, 4 = 6

> Drop down a torch to see how deep

>>29151896
>Drop down a torch to see how deep

>>29151896

> Drop down a torch to see how deep

Only do so if we have ones to spare.

>>29151902
the later parts will come when we decide to emerge from the sewer.
>>29151896
drop a torch, and then call for sharo if it isn't SWARMING with horrible demons down there.

Rolled 5, 3, 3, 6 = 17

>>29151896
Leap to the other side and send the grapnel across to help our footmen across. If the way is blocked like this, the enemy probably hasn't thrown up defenses this way.

>>29151902
I think we know what the soundtrack has to be here.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IsSuV2rKi6E

>>29151896
>Drop down a torch to see how deep

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>>29151896
You take one of the burning torches and drop it down. About 50 feet down it lands in water deep enough to put it out. For a moment you see walls that look like a natural cave. You know it must go deeper than 50 feet, though, because otherwise the whole rift would be flooded.

You cll out as loudly as you think you can while not being heard by the men far behind under the sounds of water. "Sharo?"

You hear hissing down in the dark.

> Get down there and do some killing. Set the grapnel firmly between some bricks for the men.
> Move on to the other side of the rift
> Keep pestering whatever's down there and dry driving it out of the rift and herding it toward the enemy

>>29152056
oh god not more moles
I hate moles

Think we can just sort of avoid this thing and pass the rift?

Rolled 4, 4, 1, 6 = 15

>>29152056
>> Keep pestering whatever's down there and dry driving it out of the rift and herding it toward the enemy
What could go wrong?

>>29152056
>> Move on to the other side of the rift

inb4 we are lost in the sewers forever.

>>29152056
>Move on to the other side of the rift
I am pretty sure Sharo is not 50feet down some hole with some beast.

>>29152056
>Move on to the other side of the rift
Tell the redshirts to go first while we hold the grapple. If they fall, we're strong enough to pull them back up. Once they're on the other side tell them to look for something to anchor it so we can get across.

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>>29152086
Maybe he is that kind of guy

>>29152086
and if he was, well, we're not getting him back.

>>29152056

First, we get our own guys out of the way. They don't need to be anywhere near something as stupid as this. Have them hide until battle is underway.

>Send men to call enemy forces into adjacent chamber
> Our men hide
> Keep pestering whatever's down there and try driving it out of the rift and herding it toward the enemy
> Once the enemy is confused, rejoin the fray with our men

>>29152056
Pester it and drive it towards our enemy. Might as well see what happens.

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>>29152056
You really don't want to crawl into that. You hold onto some cracks in the wall to help you skitter along the edge of the rift to the other side. You hold one end of the grapnel for the men as they do the same.

The floor is damp, but the way forward is clear The sewer winds, passing by several more of those diagonal clay pipes, some of which have tried waste staining the bottoms of their openings and running down the wall. There are other cracks in the floor, possibly to a cave network below, but they're too small to fall into, especially for you.

Far ahead is another area that turns down toward the deeps. This one seems to have been put there on purpose, with a set of long, thick stone slabs serving as a makeshift grate in the floor. The openings where the water runs are just narrow enough to stop a floating body.

>Send a guy up one of the pipes while you wait.
> They probably didn't go this way, but move a slab aside and see what's down there.
> Try that plan where we pester the hissing thing in the deeps
> Carefully pile up the slabs and bust a hole in the roof

>>29152271
>Carefully pile up the slabs and bust a hole in the roof

>>29152271
have we stopped finding signs of battle entirely? That shit is important.

Let's uh

Let's check behind the grates for bodies.

>>29152271
>bust a move
>I mean hole

>>29152271

> Try that plan where we pester the hissing thing in the deeps.

I kind of want to see what happens.

>>29152271
If there's gates, then there must be something important

>move a slab and see what's down there

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>>29152271
"I guess those soldiers are covering the only way up to the surface."

"Aside form those pipes!" chimes in the Footman who volunteered to climb up a pipe th first time."

"You will not go up those pipes!" You say with the same tone as when the Blood Priest told you not to raise the hungry dead. "Now wait here while I try to break through the ceiling."

You haul some of the slabs aside and stack them on top of each other along the edge of one wall, creating an opening big enough for even you to fall into. It looks like the water from the canal was designed to flow into the sewers, wander around and collect wastewater, and go down here into the caves. They must get their drinking water from somewhere else.

> Roll 4d6 to bust some bricks and not bring the whole room down on you
> Last chance to chicken out and try another plan. You have bad luck when used as a tool of demolition.

Rolled 5, 5, 2, 2 = 14

>>29152432
>> Roll 4d6 to bust some bricks and not bring the whole room down on you

Rolled 2, 3, 4, 6 = 15

>>29152432
Let's smash!

Rolled 4, 3, 5, 2 = 14

>>29152432
we'll start the sapping here then.

Though it would be wisest to go back to the corpse and dig up there.

Take this chance to look at the inside of the pipes while we demolish.

Rolled 2, 5, 6, 4 = 17

>>29152432
PROPERTY DAMAGE

>>29152432

But I wanted to raise the horrible sewer monster...

>>29152503
You just wanted to seduce it.

>>29152503
I'm sorry anon, I am terrified of the sewer monster

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>>29152432
You go at it clumsily, but you have enough experience tearing down walls to predict where bricks are going to fall. When a torrent of bricks, mortar, and gravel come down, they don't come down directly on your head. Part of the wall comes down with the adjoining ceiling, exposing some more of one of the clay pipes. You wiggle the pip a little, causing more rubble to fall free. Far above, you see a faint light through a crack in the bricks.

> Keep tearing in that direction, opening a way up, and have everyone use it posthaste
> Tear down other spots, too, focusing on causing property damage to the city above, maybe making a controlled cave-in.
> See where this leads, just to make sure it's a usable escape route, then go back into the pit and look for Sharo

>>29152575
>> Keep tearing in that direction, opening a way up, and have everyone use it posthaste

>>29152575
can I do an other?

Tear that direction, open it up, and then either go up or go back down to dig another way out near the body we found earlier.

Depending on how far we are from the surviving footmen at our escape point.

>>29152575

Controlled cave in might kill Sharo if he is still down here.

>See where this leads, just to make sure it's a usable escape route, then go back into the pit and look for Sharo.

Also:

> Rile the sewer beast.

We need to sew chaos somehow.

>>29152575
>keep it up in that direction

>>29152575
"As you follow the wet path, the cracks in the walls get deeper, until you see a rift in the floor entirely, where the water spills into black emptiness. It looks like it opened recently"
From this line I do believe Shiro is probably in the hole. So do we leave him or move on with the invasion. Keep in mind if he is down there there is a good chance he is already dead.

>>29152629
I thought it opened when the bile monsters got out, which was a good time before sharo got in here.

I don't think he even made it this far myself, and probably went up the drains around where we found the bodies. We went too far.

>>29152661
I forgot about that. So what should we do break up and out or try the dry path with the monsters and soldiers?

There was only 1 split right? I don't see how we could have lost him. The footman said he would have to lose most of his equipment to climb up and we didn't spot any piles of the stuff laying around. Did he take the dry path and go through before the enemy arrived?

>>29152755

Maybe his group is the reason they are reinforcing that entrance/exit...

>>29152755
breaking up and out is preferable to the dry path. It'll allow us to get a look around and maybe see where our friends are.

my fingers are crossed on not dead.

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>>29152575
You pull out one whole section of pipe, flared at the far end, which shatters loudly on the stones. Your claws tear away and the bricks and rocks for a few minutes until you carve out an opening big enough for you to squeeze into. From there your burrowing instinct takes over, and you press forward with your legs and claws as your human half flinches and spits out pebbles and dust. You leave a pile of loose rubble big enough for the men to climb up before taking hold of the rope you lower for them.

You emerge inside an empty building, made of unadorned stone. This must have either been a public privy or a dump for Turtak's street-sweepers.

> Make chaos in the city. Break shit, including anyone fool enough to get close.
> Roll 2d6 to sneak around as best you can and look for the best place to reveal yourselves.
> Send the men to sneak for you. They're smaller.
> Roll 2d6 to figure out the location of the entrance the soldiers down below must have used. Rush for it and take them from behind.
> Go back into the sewers

Rolled 3, 3 = 6

>>29152841
>> Roll 2d6 to figure out the location of the entrance the soldiers down below must have used. Rush for it and take them from behind.

>>29152841
let's send some men to climb the building and get a view for us.

Tell us what's out there, scotty.

Rolled 5, 5 = 10

>>29152841
>> Roll 2d6 to sneak around as best you can and look for the best place to reveal yourselves.
Lets look for some priests

Rolled 2, 6 = 8

>>29152841
>Sneak
Solid Scorpion

Rolled 3, 2 = 5

>>29152841
sneak around for best place to reveal self

Rolled 6, 5 = 11

>>29152841
>> Roll 2d6 to figure out the location of the entrance the soldiers down below must have used. Rush for it and take them from behind.

Rolled 5, 3 = 8

>>29152841
>>> Roll 2d6 to figure out the location of the entrance the soldiers down below must have used. Rush for it and take them from behind.

Open theg ates and stuff.

>>29152841

Right now, we are in the middle of a city whose layout we have no familiarity with. Calling massive suspicion would be a terrible choice, trying to take out that larger force even by surprise would likely end in a slaughter. What we need is something that could cause chaos for us, something large and powerful, yet expendable.

> Send one man to scout the area
> Wait for his report about where we are in the city, noting the position of nearby enemies and the gate
> Plan from there

>>29152841
>> Roll 2d6 to figure out the location of the entrance the soldiers down below must have used. Rush for it and take them from behind.
The commanders were notified of our breach and must have sent a force, we need to clear the way for them. I am worried about the monsters they have though, they seem tough.

>>29152841
We also need to send a guy back with the news. We have opened a breach into a besieged city, which is MASSIVE news. We need as many reinforcements as we can get.

Rolled 4, 5 = 9

I wonder how much fear we cause. We've destroyed a couple of monsters already. We might be the monster that monsters fear.

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>>29152841
"All right. Let's retrace our steps up here, until we're right above where those soldiers are. Then we can figure out how to come at them from behind."

It's a difficult task, and you end up walking around empty streets and barred doors, comically trying to keep your head low. You try to imagine the layout of the sewers under you instead of the layout of the city all around you, but you end up quite lost.

While you're looking down a storm drain to see if there's any torchlight down there, a small patrol of spearmen shouts and charges you.

> Better roll 4d6 to end them
> Come up with some kind of extremely convincing lie.

Rolled 6, 3, 2, 6 = 17

> Better roll 4d6 to end them

Rolled 3, 6, 3, 5 = 17

>>29153015
I have a good lie.
"I'll let you live if you stop now."

Rolled 6, 2, 2, 6 = 16

>>29153015

KILL THEM ALL and proceed to the walls and gates, help the main army get in the damn city.

I just realized we're basically doing a hyper-violent version of a little girl wandering around a mall looking for her caretaker.

I approve.

>>29153035
hey now. We're going to murdalize them, but we may very well let them go if they drop spears and run.

>>29153015
Time to end them.

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>>29153015
They are foolish - none of them flee. You and your comrades-in-arms rise to the challenge, running them through with spear and claw, tearing them to pieces.

You hear shouts far in the distance. Whether they have anything to do with you, you can't say. Far off in the distance, you see one of the surviving lammasus in the sky. Could he be coming to hear what the patrol was shouting about?

> Hide the bodies
> Just hide yourselves.
> Take their stuff and disguise your men
> Just run to the city wall and go around the perimeter, looking for a soft spot or a gate. Leave them behind whole
> Keep looking for that sewer entrance

Rolled 5, 3, 4, 5 = 17

>>29153122

And then they get other spears at the armory and join their troops and go kill some of our humans.

Fuck, no. We are razing the shit out of Turtak. ANd Ku-Aya too, tha tbitch's gonna die painfully.

>>29153173
Will disguise work if we take their skins and wear them over our scorpion parts?

Rolled 4, 5, 2, 4 = 15

>>29153173
We should go full murderhobo inside here. Cause as much chaos as possible.
I do say hide the bodies though, look for the sewers and murderificate any poor saps we find/

>>29153173
>> Just run to the city wall and go around the perimeter, looking for a soft spot or a gate. Leave them behind whole

OPEN THE GATES

>>29153173
Whatever, go look for a gate.

By the time they find the bodies, we will be long gone. First rule of sieges, break open the walls and hold the breach long enough for your guys to get through.

>>29153173
get up onto the walls and clear them all the way to the gates, then batter those down.
We can't find our commander, which means we get to pick our own target.

>>29153194
I don't want to raze the place so much, Besides, chasing runners would cause just as much alarming of the guard.

>>29153173
>hide selves, attack when lammasu examines bodies

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>>29153173
You leave the bodies where they fell and run for the city walls. They look much thicker than the stuff you've been tunneling through before, and frighteningly high.

The first set of gates you come to has a large fortress-like gatehouse built around it. Archers up on the walls are all looking away from you. A whole unit of armored centaurs waits in formation, in case the order should be given to open the gates and drive Ligish from the field.

> Roll 4d6 to charge the centaurs and fuck up their shit
> Roll 2d6 to try to sneak around them and toward the gatehouse. Seems pretty impossible, but hey, you never know.
> Turn back and look for a gate that isn't guarded as well
> Look for a high building near any of the city walls.

>>29153173
>>29153399
Ya dropped your trip.

Rolled 6, 3, 4, 3 = 16

>>29153399
Oh lord this will be some glorious slaughter.

Rolled 4, 1, 6, 3 = 14

> Roll 4d6 to charge the centaurs and fuck up their shit
welp.

>>29153399
let's find a high building.
If we can crawl over from a building to the walls and directly fuck the archers with our claws, then the gatehouse will be a cinch to open. Heck, the ropes for the gate are kept above the gate itself, we could pull the thing open from up there. And operate all the traps.

Rolled 4, 3, 3, 1 = 11

>>29153399
>> Roll 4d6 to charge the centaurs and fuck up their shit

Rolled 1, 2, 2, 1 = 6

>>29153399
Charge!

Rolled 1, 1 = 2

>>29153399
We are the sneakiest giant scorpion in the world

>>29153462
>giant scorpion girl trying her hardest to hide behind a bush
>she dwarfs the bush and is easily visible
>hisses at people that look at her

Rolled 3, 4 = 7

>>29153462
Well fuck that shit.

>>29153456
This seems like an interesting plan, not sure how viable it is though.

Rolled 1, 4, 5, 4 = 14

>>29153399
Charge! For our friends and our city!

We can just try to spook the centaurs away and seize the gates really quickly.

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>>29153399
You are only four in number, but one of you is a slayer of monsters, speaker to the dead, last of the flesh-eaters and Savior of the City. But not this city...

You charge their flank with a terrifying hiss. The centaurs shout out to raise the alarm as they turn to face you. Centaurs who thought they would be several ranks back now find themselves at the vanguard. You lose track of your men as you rip, tear, and swing with the glaive you took from the lizard-woman. Your momentum and element of surprise serve you well, and what attacks they can manage to deliver are stopped by your armor and shield, though their impact still rattles you.

> Roll another 4d6 to keep tearing into them
> Hiss and reposition yourself to drive them away from the gatehouse
> Or maybe you can drive them toward the gate, trick them into opening it? It's a longshot.
> Pray to whatever god you think is listening

Rolled 1, 4, 3, 3 = 11

>>29153637
>> Roll another 4d6 to keep tearing into them

>>29153637
drive them towards the gate.

I don't care if they are opening the gate, we are keeping our momentum gatewise.
If a gate is still there by the time we get there, we will remove it.

Rolled 5, 6, 5, 1 = 17

>>29153637
>> Roll another 4d6 to keep tearing into them

Rolled 2, 1, 5, 5 = 13

>>29153637
Pray to Ishtar to guide our blows, and drive harder into the beasts. If we can just get them to break and run away, we can pull open the gate.

Rolled 1, 1, 4, 6 = 12

>>29153637

Press the assault. Once we have the Gatehouse, we can open it to the bulk of our forces

Rolled 5, 3, 1, 4 = 13

>>29153637
Pray to Tiamat , and drive towards the gate.

>>29153725
Sounds good, she is the goddess of war right?

Rolled 3, 5, 3, 3 = 14

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3vO4oOmVazQ

Time for battle?

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>>29153637
You try to drive them toward the gate, to corner them, or perhaps to trick them into opening the gate. Alas, you fail to butcher them well enough to maneuver yourself that well. There's only one of you, after all, and they move quickly even in armor. One of their long bronze swords finds purchase between two plates on your back and sinks into you.

> You now have 1 wound.

After you bring your claw forward and pulp the face of the centaur who hurt you, the rest of them break to both sides of you and circle around. Now they're trying to drive you into the gate instead! A small detachment of them have surrounded your men and poke at them with their swords.

> Charge right into the bulk of them, to maximize kills
> Run off to the side to support your men
> In any case, roll 4d6

>>29153845
Hunzuu uses CLAW RUSH

>>29153887
let's support our men.
We're basically a tank, and a tank needs infantry support or it gets overrun.

Rolled 2, 5, 1, 5 = 13

>>29153887
Maximize the kills. The best way to help out our troopers is to make them flee, so just tear as many apart in the most horrifying way possible.

Rolled 6, 2, 2, 1 = 11

>>29153887
>> Charge right into the bulk of them, to maximize kills

Rolled 4, 1, 2, 2 = 9

>>29153887
>> Run off to the side to support your men

Rolled 4, 4, 4, 1 = 13

>>29153887
>Charge right into the bulk of them, to maximize kills
Pain... this is why I fight.
This is my normal, my nature.

Rolled 2, 4, 1, 1 = 8

>>29153887
> Run off to the side to support your men

Rolled 3, 6, 2, 4 = 15

>>29153906
>>29153887
ffforgot my roll