Vote tally - A Sword Without a Hilt: A Song of Ice and Fire/D&D 3.5 Crossover
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[X] Plan Sallosh Cleanup
-[X] Vee, Lya, Dany, Maelor and Glyra head home, with Lya giving warning to the tower to make preparations for it to be moved, ask Amrelath if he'd expect complications, etc.
-[X] Viserys, Ser Richard, Waymar, and Malarys stay to finish vetting the remaining sellswords, and have them pack up and move to just outside the city.
-[X] Viserys and Ser Richard then teleports back to SD, finishes preparations and rests, and then returns carrying the Shadow Tower (which should include Teana and Leila, and any of the more adventurous mages) to the spot outside the city.
-[X] Begin looting what is easily found within the city, focusing first on what had already been looted by the company and was in Illyrio's storage, and see what you can glean from the runed door. Put to rest any unquiet dead that are awakened by these proceedings.
-[X] The next day, have everyone (except Ser Richard) pack into the Shadow Tower, and teleport home to SD.
-[X] Whenever Viserys is forced to wait on others or finds himself with a free contemplative moment, flip open the wayfinder and search for Illyrio.
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[X] Order the new legion members to leave the city and camp a few hours away from It.
-[X] go back to SD and prepare the shadow tower to teleport your new army. Clear the área around the entrance, inform Teana to organize her students, Discreetly place a few trusted guards in the most critical areas.
-[X] Use divination to check for any damage to the tower resulting from this, both as a consequence of the travel itself and from sabotage or betrayal.
-[X] while your orders are carried out, Talk to Amrelath, we might need its services to control any undead that rise against us in the city. You also want to know how much he was able to perceive while in the tower, and if he noticed anything suspicious.
-[X] ask Dany and Malarys to attempt to communicate with the spirits of this place, we are kindred spirits, not grave robbers, and we would like the legacy of the city of scholars to be more than haunted ruins.
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