Dungeons And Dragons Campaign [full] [discontinued On The Forums]

Inside, laying neatly on the bottom of the velvet-lined inside, are four keys. The first is copper, the next is iron, the third is gold, and the fourth is completely black.

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I could tell you wen't very happy with my "you don't know if you hear anything or not" so I felt the need to explain that.

 

Does the door on the clean wall have a lock?

 

As a matter of fact, yes

 

How big's this box?

 

About a foot long and wide, like half a foot high?

Smaller maybe. Not big.

 

So, something I can hold upside-down and dump the keys out of?
Because I want to do that.

 

Yep

The keys fall out, and clatter against the desk.

(I know, scared the box might be trapped. Always a good idea. Although it hasn't come into play literally at all in the campaign {except for that chest in the swamp}, that's a good habit to get into. Trap checking.)

 

Inb4 the other box has a Glyph of Warding rigged with Feeblemind.

 

No, but what's inside will OOC kill @Death Knight

 

Now I'm curious as to what it is...

 

Well, it's also a habit that Caligo has because he's an assassin.

I shuffle the keys into a pile with my feet.

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Then, open it.

 

Better idea: Send Alas in. He's expendable.

 

You won't fully understand...

It has to do with the fact that he's been helping me with some behind-the-scenes enemy creation, but I havn't told him what enemies he's been making will be used when or why.

This box, however...

 

By the way... why no in-character reaction to the reveal that Alas was lying the whole time?

 

Are you standing on the desk?

 

Because he was gone I guess?

YES

 

Oh, I don't know... Maybe because I wasn't home at the time?

 

HAS HOMEBREW SNAKES I KNEW IT

 

Actually tempted to do that now

Hmm, where can I fit a third box...

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Oh, no joke, I know exactly where

 

Oh, right, they're on the desk.
Then I get out my nunchucks ans use those to shuffle them into a pile.