It starts with a BANG!

[Anastasia]

Got DM and Spellcraft or anything equivalent, Iddy?

[Iron Dragoon]

I have both! I am a wizard, after all.

Ariyis casts Detect Magic on herself to help!

> roll 1d20+23 spellcraft
<Serith> Iddy roll for Serith < 31 > [d20=8]

[Anastasia]

The runic circle will teleport you somewhere else if touched.

[Iron Dragoon]

"It's a teleport circle."

[Merc]

"How typical is teleportation in these dungeons, Pavel? Safe? Required? It wasn't hidden or something that really -feels- like a trap, but you're the more experienced here," Gwynn asks.

[Yuthirin]

"Random. Sometimes it will teleport you somewhere nearby. Sometimes to somewhere not. Sometimes, it is safe. Sometimes it is not. Would be safest to send a summon."

[Iron Dragoon]

"I don't have that spell ready."

[Merc]

"Pavel probably has plenty to spare. How far can you maintain a link to your summons? Or is there no distance issues?" She asks curiously.

[Yuthirin]

Pavel shrugs. "They're summons. They do what I tell them to for the duration of the spell. There's nothing special in the spell itself. Here." Pavel summons a lemure.

Taking 10 on Bluff for 55.

[Anastasia]

The lemure appears as summoned, a loathsome, squirming thing.

[Yuthirin]

"You. Circle. Now. Observe and return. " Pavel points, and thus the lemure goes.

[Anastasia]

The lemure touches the circle and vanishes.

Several moments pass but no sign of the lemure.

[Merc]

"Well, that's either a dead end literally, your spell broke and there's a free lemure somewhere, or it's a one way portal," Gwynn notes.

[Iron Dragoon]

"One way, I think. Any summons with long-distance telepathy?"

[Yuthirin]

"Nah, the spell broke and it goes back where it came from. Probably died. Or one way. Uhhhhh, nothing that can use telepathy more than a hundred feet or so. Certainly nothing far." Pavel says.