Aberration Apocalypse (d&d 5e Campaign) 6/6 Players

About a day I'd guess

 

New record, 1 day in 8 months.

 

He vanished on the ship, right?
One to a few days I think

 

What do you do now?

 

Boindil nods to Bora and waits for the woman to speak/do something

 

The woman starts to thank you and tell you that there is a city further inland, but that the desert is dangerous and you could take the old ruins underground.
While she speaks, the buildigs are starting to reassemble.

 

"How do we get to the old ruins? And why was the city under attack by the gnolls? Also is the inland city abandoned like this one?"

 

"The ruins, I am afraid, are accessed through the towers. The ruins happen to be where the gnolls are, but they live deeper down."
"My city has flesh for them. And no, Orod-Ny is not abandoned."

 

No one else going to do anything?

 

"Flesh? Who's?"

 

”All of them.”
She motions with her hand at the zombies

 

“Oh.”

 

@BlueSlimerino @Tsukina @Nikolai Mael @H0Y0Y0Y0Y0Y0B0Y @ThomAnn100 @lego_man724
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Do you all want to continue this? If you want to switch a character, you can do so.
Maybe we should jump to somewhere that's actually plot-relevant instead of spending time on the desert island, but it's up to you.

 

I'm sorry to say this, but I've kind of lost interest at this point. I don't even remember what we are doing and why we're on this island.

 

Probably because nobody has replied in ages and the fight was long.
You took your boat to the island, your goal is to prevent Cthulhu from waking up. That's why I suggested we move to a relevant location.

 

Whilst I'm happy to continue this I'm not sure if the others are. Most of them have yet to say anything to the women/take any actions after the fight.

 

Apologizes, but I completely lost interest in this. I find it hard for me to follow anything at all, and having me constantly ask for explanations would ruin the atmosphere, among other things.

 

Understandable.
I can say this was not the most thought-out campaign I’ve done.