"Aghhhh" Elec shouts in surprise as he pulls away from the elven statue. As he does so he draws his axe to hack at the statue before jumping on the sarcophagus at the square directly behind him

Attack check
1d20+3

Damage
1d6+2

Elec is immediately drawn to the statue of the elven swordsman, and begin to move closer the the statue to inspect it.
(DM im searchinf for any marking or symbols around the statue that may give a hint to who the statues are)

Search check
1d20+4

On his way out of the room, Elec mutters "Seriously no one is gonna at least check what's in the crates?" and open the smaller crate by the door to see what's inside.

Elec follows closely behind Hilda, his hands carefully feeling along the wall, as he moves towards the stone door. (if they reach the stone door, he would feel along the door to try to find any hidden traps.)
Search check
1d20+4

Elec moves forward to scout ahead, his throwing axes in his hands. As he moves he is going to search carefully for any traps in the corridor and along the walls.

Search check
1d20+4

"Sure, lets go" Elec picks up his crossbow and begin to walk back to the wagon with Arlette, leaving the dwarves to themselves.

"Did she really just did that", Elec peels his face off his hand and asks Kull. He would then run down to 10:07 and slings his crossbow on his back, then he would take out his remaining throwing axe, and hold off his attack until the goblins begin attacking Arlette. L

"Fighting rocks, what are you talking about?" Elec pauses, hands resting on his scrossbow, wondering if his companions have gone mad. He would run to Krull and Arlette to see the battle for himself. "Oh that fighting rock" (DM I will roll a Knowledge nature check to see if I know what's the fighting...

"900 gold" just the thought of that much gold made Elec chuckle quietly to himself and immediately agrees to the proposal when Arlette asked him. Besides, he is quite curious about the bodies that Landowe made him transport.

Elec accept the dinner invitation with slight reluctance, but the prospect of a hot bath after the journey was too good for him to pass over. During the dinner, he would mostly keep to himself and let Arlette do most of the talking, occasionally making small talk about hunting with the host to keep ...