To cure rotting earth (Ithea, Moore)

[Merc]

Ithea rubs her forehead in frustration but nods. "We might as well head back then. Like you said, we can always head back here now that we know the location and finish caving things in or something at a later date."

[Anastasia]

"Let's do this, then," Balyss says.

How are y'all getting back?

[Merc]

Ithea casts a gate back to Aurora.

Like that~

[Anastasia]

Soon enough the group is back at Aurora. Morniel comes out to greet you once you're through the gates, "How did it..." he begins, then bows his head. "Rosa? I do not see her."

[Merc]

Ithea nods grimly. "We took out the castle Lixer was using at the center of his mining operation, but he'd already evacuated anything and everyone of worth to him, and left a trap for us. The only silver lining is that we prevented him from taking Rosa's soul or anybody else's, but I mostly consider the operation a failure."

[Nephrite]

"We ran into an elemental puppet being controlled by Lixer. He hit us all with some... thing. She..." Moore trails off with a shake of his head. "Stille has what was left, if we have time to try anything. I received a concerning augury that bade us return with haste, so that's why we're here now."

[Anastasia]

"I understand," Morniel says, going to lay a hand on Ithea's shoulder. It lightens her, a sense of love and compassion washing over her. "I'll see to it immediately."

"I need to see to some divinations in that case," Balyss says, "Maybe I can get wind of something they're about to do."

[Nephrite]

"I'll help, if you'd like." Moore offers to Balyss. "I'm certain this is the sort of thing Lord Erathaol sent me for."

[Merc]

"I'm going to see if I can comission some scrolls of Gate, since we're bound to be low on that if we find anything saying we should move elsewhere. Have we had any word from the other teams, Morniel?"

[Anastasia]

"You're welcome to," Balyss offers, as the two go off.

"Not yet," Morniel says, as Ithea goes off to do her shopping.

Go post in loot for that first of all, Ithea.

Second of all, I'm going to split you into a new thread, Moore.

Third, who do you want to attempt a resurrection on Rosa?

[Merc]

Whomever has the best resurrection chance, honestly. I don't have a preference for it. Jarl was mentioned, so him I guess?

[Anastasia]

Resurrection rules time.

They're here under the resurrection rules tab if you'd like to follow along: http://www.soulriders.net/forum/index.php/topic,103071.msg1049904.html#msg1049904

Base odds are 75%. She misses both affairs left behind and satisfying death. If she had to die, dying to assail the devil prince of undeath is right in her breadbasket. Yes, it leaves affairs behind, so the two cancel out. The Jarl doesn't follow the Court of Stars, so -25% to 50%. -10% more since she's aware of her afterlife and happy for it. She knows she's going to the Court of Stars and that's a good thing. 40%. This is the first time she's died, so no modifier for that. Finally, the Jarl brings it up to 90% with true calling as a high level healer.

> roll 1d100 90 or lower for yay, 91 or higher for boo
<Serith> Kotono roll for Serith < 15 > [d100=15]

Someone do me a favor and add this to the not quite graveyard. For that matter, add Crystal and Dana's demises as well so we can easily track those.

That being done, what's on the agenda once the scrolls are sorted out, Ithea? Seeing Rosa's logical, though you don't have to.

[Merc]

I'll go see Rosa. Don't really have much else until the divinations of Balyss/Moore pan out.

[Anastasia]

You find Rosa in the infirmary. She lies on a bed there, clad in a white sheet up to her chest. She doesn't look up when you enter, her gaze seemingly thousands of miles away.

[Merc]

Ithea pulls up a chair near the bed and sits there quietly for a moment, before saying, "Sorry for how things went on Earth."