Immersive Ink

ragnorakk wrote:
Celglin congratulates the Lakemen who accompanied him on their adventures. As the night progresses, he will station himself at the entryway to the mines, keeping ear and eye trained to the interior.

tonneau wrote:
"I will take first watch", says Legandir in Sindarin, emerging suddenly from the darkness and leaving others to interpret.

He says no more, and melts back into the shadows.

mushgnome wrote:
"Wake me up for last watch," grumbles Sili as he downs his last beer and slouches off to bed. Alf lounges nearby and will rouse him if the camp is attacked.

coffee wrote:
"'Ill take a middle watch," Eremin says.

"I can't usually sleep all the way through a night anyway."

doctorx wrote:
Lmluin will acompany Eremin on the middle watch. He spends the time prior to this tending to the wounds of the others, checking quietly on Eohild and Norin to make sure they are making the hoped-for progress against the Gorfang poisoning, and then slipping into the strange, semi-trance-like state that passes for sleep among the Elvish folk, sitting alone gazing up at the stars showing in the skies above the Misty Mountains and singing to himself in Sindarin very softly.

calithena wrote:
Soval will join Legandir for first watch, and tell newcomers and those left behind what they will hear of the tale, introducing himself and the others who have not yet been met to one another. He will also tell his surviviving men of the deaths in their company, and console them if they show any grief.

kesher wrote:
Denfara, after having greeted the newcomers, helps as he can with the care of his comrades newly come from the mine. If it will be of use, he'll apply his meager skill at healing to whomever is most sorely wounded.

Joining in the conversation as all huddle to stay warm, he'll soon roll himself in his cloak, letting Eremin know he'll join him for the middle watch.

sulldawga wrote:
Largo looks around innocently, waiting to see who chimes in about the watch. He merrily whistles a low tune, looking from face to face.

Finally, there is a pause as everyone who is volunteering has spoken. Largo stops whistling, looks around one more time...

"Ok, you convinced me! I'll take last watch with Sili. Wake me as you like, Mister Sulk."

And with that, the hobbit will retire for the evening.

heartless wrote:

doctorx wrote:"Hot water! Quickly!" Lmluin calls as he comes hastening out of the darkness of Hollin Gate.

As soon as the water has been brought he adds a number of strange herbs he takes from a leaf-wrapped package stowed in his backpack. After a few minutes he washes Eohild's wounds with the now-aromatic water and binds them with some of the freshest leaves from his collection. He then places his hand on her forehead, closes his eyes and sings a few words softly in Sindarin. After a while he removes his hand and looks down on the Shield Maiden with a weary smile.

"Rest now, Lady of Rohan. Let no shadow trouble your dreams."

"Thank you Lmluin, you are a worthy friend I am indebted to you this day ...", whispers Lady ‰ohild.

Deorwyn will attend her Lady and look after her and mine her stuff as well, with so many peoples there may be sneaks around so it may pay to be careful.

waysoftheearth wrote:
The present injuries of the company amount to:

Norin -10 of 14 hp,
Eohild -10 of 14 hp,
Baraglin Banks -8 of 14 hp,
Sili -6 of 20 hp,
Vestri -6 of 8 hp,
Eremin Sulk -6 of 12 hp,
Dernfara -5 of 14 hp,
Soval -4 of 18 hp,
Nat Pickthorn -4 of 8 hp.

Lomeluin has stayed the foul poisoning of Eohild and Norin by his healing craft (consuming two uses of his ability to Lay on Hands).

Ymir, the Dwarf physician, used his daily ability to Lay on Hands earlier in the afternoon, after the encounter with the Trolls.

However, Legandir and Elindir, the Half Elven of Rivendell, and also Dernfara of Westfold each have one Lay on Hands available.