Labalyn's memorial

[Anastasia]

Soon enough it looms ahead. A black complex, of dark buildings all connected together. No windows, not a single one. There's no gate or yard, simply a path to a single door that leads within. It is silent here, save for the occasional whistle of a howling, bitterly cold wind.

[Nephrite]

"I suppose I should've asked how we get in, but..." Moore shrugs and proceeds forward along the path!

[Anastasia]

"That would have helped. You'd think it's easy to get in. The hard part about Carceri is getting out." Sylvie remarks, already striding forward, towards that door, eyes open.

"Well," Kaja smiles a bit, "Perhaps the wardens will send out someone to greet us?" He draws his scimitars at the same time, at the ready.

[Nephrite]

"I think it may just be that you can enter without any issue." Moore says.

Once he's in the 120 feet range for Arcane Sight, he will look for any magic around. Take 10 for Spellcraft of 113 and K:A for 118.

[Anastasia]

CL on Arcane Sight, the defenses are a thing.

[Nephrite]

[21:34] <Nephrite> roll 1d20+35+1
[21:34] <Penuche> Nephrite invokes Penuche's magic: < 54 > [d20=18]

[Anastasia]

You can only scan the surface - about an inch into the walls your readings stop completely. Nonetheless the outer wards are abjured to keep any creature who tries to enter by teleportation in. Namely, into an unknown location within. Likewise there's a spell to stop teleporting out, period.

From the way your spell stops, your arcane lore suggests that the walls are reinforced with lead or a similar material that stops such spells. At least assuming the normal rules are being followed here, anyway.

[Nephrite]

"Well, if we try and teleport inside, we get redirected somewhere. I almost wonder if that'd just be faster." Moore says.

He flies up to the door to see if he can just... open it. Surely, it can't be that simple?

If that doesn't work he'll try an alter-reality-ed Knock.

[21:39] <Nephrite> roll 1d20+35+1 CL if needed
[21:39] <Penuche> Nephrite invokes Penuche's magic: < 52 > [d20=16]

[Anastasia]

Nothing happens to your spell.

"That's a terrible idea," Jetina says immediately, "The sort of idea that has someone never be seen again."

[Nephrite]

Moore tries a more manual way of opening the door, then! If it ... has a handle, or anything.

"There is a reason I'm not teleporting inside." Moore says.

[Anastasia]

There's no handle and the door doesn't open.

"Good," Jetina says, as Sylvie examines it.

Taking 10.

"No sign that it's meant to open from this side. Only from inside," Sylvie concludes. "You get let or taken in, you don't enter yourself."

[Nephrite]

He didn't bother to ask how that avatar or that clone got in, ugh.

Moore shakes his head. "Well, let's see if the direct way works. They're going to know we're here regardless." He says as he gestures at the door and attempts to simply destroy it - or damage it, in some capacity, by sending a divine blast at it!

[22:08] <Nephrite> roll 1d20 touch
[22:08] <Penuche> Nephrite invokes Penuche's magic: < 11 > [d20=11]

I don't know if it'll be necessary to give all the modifiers for this.

[22:09] <Nephrite> roll 12d18
[22:09] <Penuche> Nephrite invokes Penuche's magic: < 120 > [d18=17,5,6,11,14,1,6,5,12,17,16,10]

[Anastasia]

The door crumbles inward from your blast - whatever it's reinforced, ti isn't reinforced that much. Darkness greets you ahead, darkness and the sound of moving steel.

[Nephrite]

"One moment, I want to test something." Moore says as he goes to enter -- at least far enough past where his magic stopped.

He wants to test if his divine remote sensing 'works' from inside the First Prison to see the area they're currently in (outside of the prison) if that makes sense.

Also, when he's inside the Prison, can he still feel his avatar and see through it?

[Anastasia]

Yes and yes, at least for now.