3-166 In the Pipe Run of Argyle’s Lodge VII
Oliver unplugs the optical plug without setting off the mine.
Monthly Archive: October 2017
3-165: In the Pipe Run of Argyle’s Lodge VI
Oliver tugs on the line but it is apparently attached to something at the other end, out of sight. There seems to be enough free line that it is long enough to reach up to the lower...
3-164: In the Pipe Run of Argyle’s Lodge V
See, the dice are with the GM for exciting storytelling!As noted before the Claymore is grubby, showing evidence of having been here for some time. However, the pin on the side is clean, showing...
3-163: In the Pipe Run of Argyle’s Lodge IV
Chris frowns, looks dubiously at the short length of tunnel behind the two of them that’s line-of-sight to the Claymore. “No, I’m good. But, ” he gestures toward the cable, “aren’t you the sneaky...
3-162: In the Pipe Run of Argyle’s Lodge III
It does look like it has been set to prevent people coming up the tunnel in the opposite direction to which you are travelling. ‘Safe’ might be a relative term though, if it is...
3-161: In the Pipe Run of Argyle’s Lodge II
On the side of the box is what looks like the head of a stout cotter pin, about 8mm in diameter, that can be removed (or inserted). The end of this pin has a ring on...
3-160: In the Pipe Run of Argyle’s Lodge
Chris heads into the pipe at a shuffled, hunched-over walk. The pipe continues down for about 20m then turns to the right about 45 degrees or so, continuing to slope downwards. After about 40m it...
3-158: In the Utility Conduit of Argyle’s Lodge III
The pipes are slightly awkward to get across where they transition from the trench to the wall to the opening. There are scuff marks and a hand print in the dust on top of the...
3-157: In the Utility Conduit of Argyle’s Lodge II
I put some comments on Oliver’s equipment list. Chris says, “there’s an opening ahead on the left-hand wall. These pipes lead into it.” The circular opening is a bit over a metre in diameter....