the rope
A rope hangs from a hole in the ceiling next to the chained figure at the desk.† It leads up into the ceiling, next to the man being spoken to.† The chained accountant says the rope makes the hag come, and sometimes she feeds him and sometimes she beats him.†
The climb
A rope is tethered to the other side of the hole, and it has a tail on this side that is not tied to anything.†† Lichen and moss got stuck to the rope, making it slick, and Todd Stone keeps sliding off it.† The rope fell because of a low survival check and a five on the piton strength, and the rope and the baton came out of the stone.†
Related: The man next to the rope, Jacques Luceau, Raven, The party (Ravenloft), The stone, Todd Stone
Known facts
- Lichen and moss got stuck to the rope, making it slick, and Todd Stone keeps sliding off it. ⟦narrated⟧†
- The rope fell because of a low survival check and a five on the piton strength, and the rope and the baton came out of the stone. ⟦narrated⟧†
- There is a rope tethered to the other side of the hole. ⟦narrated⟧†
- The rope has a tail on this side that is not tied to anything. ⟦narrated⟧†
- The rope hangs from a hole in the ceiling next to the chained figure at the desk. ⟦narrated⟧†
- A rope is next to the man being spoken to, and it leads up into the ceiling. ⟦narrated⟧†
Accounts
- The chained accountant says the rope makes the hag come, and sometimes she feeds him and sometimes she beats him. ⟦claimed⟧ — The man next to the rope†
Also appears in
- The party (Ravenloft): The DM narrates that, barring a really poor roll, the rope doesn’t undo and the party starts flying across, getting across one by one. ⟦narrated⟧†
- Raven: Raven says he goes upstairs, uses fly, flies down, casts air bubble on Jess, and grabs the rope and brings it back up top. ⟦claimed⟧ — Raven†
- The man next to the rope: While the party talks, the man next to the rope starts caressing the rope with his fingertips. ⟦narrated⟧†
- Jacques Luceau: Jacques Luceau says he wants to secure the rope up high on the ceiling where the man can’t touch it. ⟦claimed⟧ — Jacques Luceau†