"What in Pelor's bowels was that?" Grigori says with a vague look of concern.

Listen:
1d20-3

Spot:
1d20-3

Yes, at least the 'trial' that I had proposed

"Hmmm, well we can't just send them to the church in good faith. Perhaps we can carry out my proposal from earlier. Kai , would you be willing to be the primary monitor for the trial? Of course the rest of us would monitor in turn, though should you decline my next choice of primary monitor would be...

"Evil symbols? Do you all possess such foul trinkets?" Grigori asks each question with some degree of concern and distaste.

Grigori, supporting Ludo's argument, "He is correct, with our ongoing investigations they may very well find death a better alternative to cultists and heretical abominations. I also speak as a once-damned man, on a path of redemption through serving under the Sword of Pelor . Surely these bandits m...

Grigori turns to address the captain, "We have handled the situation without your aid, as such I see it fair to have say over the fate of the few who still stand. With our order being newly reformed we require manpower to bolster our ranks," Grigori raises his voice before continuing, "Therefore, th...

Grigori calmly walks over to (14,15) and turns to face everyone else while raising his axe high over his head, ready to bring it down upon either of the slumbering bandits. He then announces loudly, "Cease your quarrels now! We need not shed more blood, surrender now and we will negotiate terms in w...

Grigori, turning his attention to the bandit in (11,14) , takes another swing hoping to end this before his friends are in too much trouble. To hit: 1d20+2 Damage: 1d10+3 DM sorry if this comes across rude or indignant. I thought I had hit the other bandit nearby in (12,14) Grigori will loose a down...

Grigori will loose a downward strike at the bandit in (12,14) whilst holding his shield between himself and the bandit in (11,14).

To hit:
1d20+2

Damage:
1d10+3