Pixie on the town (Moore)

[Nephrite]

"Hm." Moore leans back after he's finished. "Something's protecting her... but it could be a variety of things. I really doubt she's being protected by anyone in particular, so my guess is it's either local conditions or she's using magic herself. Hm... I'm not sure what we do about that, or if there really is anything to do."

[Anastasia]

"There's not a lot. We can try stronger magic to crack it," Moonlight says, "See, I know how to kill mages. If you stop something a mage needs to do and can't just maneuver around with a different approach, they have to try the same thing with more power. Like if a wizard can only beat you with a fire spell and you stop fireball, they might rely on meteor swarm instead. Might work if it's a location, too."

She giggles a little bit, Selune's temple quiet right now. Balyss and Stille are both absent, though you can hear the normal noise of the courtyard outside. She takes a seat and waggles a finger, "Or we could go to Limbo and hope to get lucky, but that's really rolling the dice. Limbo does what it wants, and it might help you as easily as it hurts you."

[Nephrite]

Moore takes his new friend the ancient coin out: "We would be better served asking Tepen for help." He throws it into the air!

He is intentionally being vague here!

[Anastasia]

The coin comes up tails.

[Nephrite]

Moore raises his eyebrows at that. "I think trusting in some luck is how we solve this. Worst case scenario, I'm sure we'll find something interesting while we're there."

[Anastasia]

"Trusting in luck?" Moonlight tilts her head to the side, "You serve archons, not eladrin, right?"

[Nephrite]

Moore smiles. "I think Erathaol himself would say that sometimes you have to trust your gut instinct when left with a predicament." He takes a breath. "Hmm. Let me try something. We'd be better served by trusting in luck to guide us today." Moore throws the coin again!

[Anastasia]

What's your question?

[Nephrite]

He's asking in general if they should just trust in luck/fate/whatever today rather than follow anyone's guidance. A specific question would be: Should we trust in luck to guide us today?

[Anastasia]

The coin lands on its side. Moonlight cracks a grin, "To quote Tymora: I protect everyone who relies on luck, sometimes. At least that suggests it's an option."

[Nephrite]

"I say let's go for it. You don't get anywhere in Limbo following the rules, right?" Moore says.

[Anastasia]

"You do, but usually trouble. Sometimes." Moonlight quips.

Just going to gate to a random Limbo point?

[Nephrite]

He's going to go with his gut instinct, so yes.

[Anastasia]

> roll 1d100
<Serith> Kotono roll for Serith < 46 > [d100=46]

You appear in rocky land, where fire and ice swirl around you. Everything's shaking like a bowl of jelly, distortions passing through the air rapidly. It's Limbo, alright.

Go ahead and describe how you intend to search and move forward in general safety.

[Nephrite]

Moore will cast Lay of the Land before setting off anywhere, using that to get a good idea of what's around. He'll also cast Safety, just to make sure he knows where to go if there are any problems.

General idea will be to fly high enough to avoid any ground-based problems and anarch power away anything that seems to cause a problem. He has contingency plans in case of emergencies.