<div class="floatleft">(https://i.pinimg.com/564x/e2/64/0c/e2640cf973ac6b6a975a3eef4b02b138.jpg)</div><strong>Meera Shatterstar</strong>(https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=299037.msg14673272#msg14673272)<br/><strong>HP:</strong>39 / 39<strong>Armor Class:</strong>17<strong>Touch Armor Class:</strong>13<strong>Flat Footed Armor Class:</strong>14<br/><strong>Initiative:</strong>+4<br/><strong>Speed:</strong>30ft<strong>CMD:</strong>20<strong>Saving Throws:</strong>Fort +9; Ref +3; Will +3<br/><strong>Raging:</strong>No<strong>Rage Rounds Left:</strong>10 / 11<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Everybooty<br/><br/><hr/><br/>Well, it appeared that whatever the markings down the path ahead of them denoted, it was either bad...or a decoy. The sign to the right was badly hidden, but somebody<em>had</em>tried to hide it, which probably meant that it was the way that they should probably go. The monkey - who Seak had apparently befriended; at least it looked like she finally fuckin' met somebody she could keep up with mentally - seemed to agree, and after pointing out the sign that she'd found that corroborated the monkey's report, she deigned to follow along after them, hefting her axe beside her as they traveled. It turned out that she was right to be skeptical of the maze-like tendencies of the passageway, given that the tunnel twisted and turned a great deal before straightening out towards the center of the island, much like caves were wont to do. Too often in caves and tunnels, the way that looked the most direct just ended up being the most scenic route imaginable, which was really bloody irritating when it came down to it.<br/><br/>Thankfully, no matter how long the cave was, her Ioun Torch shone enough light and was pretty much permanent, so they didn't have to worry about the light running down. There were a couple of traps along the way, but nothing major...until she was brought up short by a sudden, sharp squeeze on her shoulder. Apparently, the new lass had seen something with her magic eye stuff guarding the chamber beyond. She grimaced and hefted her axe, letting out a soft whisper that she did her best to shield from the cavern by covering her mouth with her hand.<strong>"Wha' 's it, girl?"</strong>She whispered softly.<strong>"'N how d' we get around it?"</strong>Of course there was magic involved. Why wouldn't there be? Well, she'd leave that to the magick-y people in their party. All she needed to know was how hard to hit it. She was clever enough, at least, to know when to leave things to people who knew more than her. Magic wasn't her area of expertise, after all!