Wednesday, May 30, 2012

From the Field Notes of Fox

*Excerpt from Fox's weathered and leathered book

As the others dispatch of the Dire Bears I spot a figure off towards the base of the hill.  Moving silently I get closer for a better look.  A small cross eyed goblin peers out towards the battle.  His nostrils flare as his head twitches in my direction.  I feel that it is now time to have some fun. 
I pull my hood up over my head.  Now there is nothing but shadow covering my face.  Quickly and quietly I outflank and route in behind the creature.  I rise up behind him like a shadow of death.
"You!" I hissed.
He spun around snarling ready to attack.  As his small brain processed me to be the assassin and his anger slumped into fear.
"Go ahead and attack," I pointed out towards the howling and yelling.
The creature nodded and took off.  In the distance I could hear his footsteps slow to one crunch at a time.  I closed my eyes and counted to ten.  At that moment the warm wet slop of Goblin spatter rained down upon me.  I step forward and notify the party that I am not to be added to the body count.

Notes to self:

1. Disguises can be fun and effective

2. Goblins are equal to a in mental capacity to a 3DUB

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