Re: Town Meeting

[Camean Estelwen]

"I fear healing them with the earth would regenerate flesh onto their bones, though perhaps a stronger healing spell could perform that." Camean pauses in thought. "Is it possible an air spell perhaps could help, one that would scatter and split the bones?"

[Torvallis!]

[July 2: A little after the last post, so I guess like 10:25pm?]

Torvallis! came into the Inn as it got dark.

They noticed everyone was gathered around and speaking, so they sat down and listened for a while.

[Timmean]

Timmean shook his head and sighed. "I wish I knew; the only air mage who's lived here is Ira, and I'm afraid she's away right now."

[Phineas J. Pennefeather]

The Halfling is urged to add his thoughts.

"I am pretty sure that "healing" the undead is really a case of "a very little, more than a little too late"! Healing only works if you still have life in you and these things seem to be way past that!"

After a brief moment of reflection, he continues.

"I do know that there are very powerful magick's and alchemies, way beyond my knowledge, that can act against these creatures…"

[Horns]

[July 2nd, approx. 10:25pm]

Horns had been in the tavern since before the meeting, shuffling around with Phineas in an attempt to keep everything clean and everybody happy. He hadn't said anything, as he wasn't particularly good at killing skeletons (Or anything), and therefore had no idea what might work. Plus, he had simply run away during the attacks. He noted to himself, with a small amount of pride (the greatest amount of pride that could possibly come of running away), that it had allowed him to stabilize many of the fallen before he was taken.

Although he didn't participate, he did avidly listen to the conversation, his ears flicking between sources of speech as he moved around. With Phineas's comment, he realized that he had something he could add, and turned his head to speak over his shoulder from the kitchen.

"Oh, if you think alchemy could help, I can talk to my dad! Even if he doesn't know, since, well, I don't think he's ever had to deal with skel-," Horns visibly shivered, and nearly lost his stirring spoon in the pot because of it. "Um, skeletons, one of the other fauns there might!" He gave a soft little laugh. "If there's one things fauns know, after all, it's alchemy." Laying the spoon on the counter, he turned to address those gathered front-on. "If the messenger ever trusts me with a pen again, I'll write it in my next letter!"

[Torvallis!]

Torvallis! spoke up,

"Another thing we could try is playing music ourselves. I doubt it will work, but either laying down another drum beat, or disrupting his drumbeat might stop the skeletons as well as stopping the beat. If the skeletons are not controlled through an inherent connection, but through the music itself, then playing our own music might give us control of the skeletons."

"In the notes of alchemy, I've also heard of alchemical rituals involving circles & salt that could supposedly keep undead out. One alchemist once confided in my that he thought such rituals were bunk, but that he had a potion that could actually work; Such merchants on the road are always trying to sell you unnecessary things though, so I know not the truth of the matter"

[Octavia Rhoswen]

Looking at Camaen, "I think it might be important that we try all ideas until we find one that works- that may or may not include all forms of Magic."

"Yes, playing different music could work. I, myself tried singing a lullaby to put the being asleep. Alas, it would not work. He said he liked to boogie. Ugh."

"I wonder if anyone has tried any heavy, blunt weapons..." Decima trailed off.

She writes:

Have tried:
- Fire Mana
- Metal daggers
- Wooden staff
- Singing another song

Has worked:
- Music stopped, slows skeletons.

Haven't tried:
- Offensive Earth spell
- Healing the undead
- Air spell
- Playing another beat

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