Test Subject

We'll bring it down if need be.

Anything else guardsmen should know about apprehending your wayward subject? What flavor of undead are we contending with? "Rotting humanoid" doesn't narrow it down enough for me Doctor.

R.T.

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It is your average, garden variety zombie. Slow moving, but slower because of its advanced state of disrepair. Only other thing I cannot stress enough is the caution to avoid contact with bare hands, as it does have poisons and corrosive agents within its flesh.

I am again, most sorry for the inconvenience. The [strike]other[/strike] remaining test subjects have since had additional restraints and safety precautions taken to ensure this does not happen again.

Dr. Nigel Whitworth

Though still a novice druid I do have some techniques I believe could be useful in tracking down the creature. I'm by no means saying that my tracking skills of undead are in comparison to that of an experienced with the undead such as Argyle but I believe there is a particular druid spell that may lead me right to it. I will keep my eye out for it but if anyone is gathering a party to actively hunt down the creature and you would like someone that is decent at tracking I believe i could be of service.



-O. Nesterin

I too know this spell and also have the ability to track naturally as a ranger. I would enjoy the chance to hunt undead with you again Argyle. If you go in pursuit of it and need another tracker or just another sword let me know.

I'm a tracker as well and will offer my services if no one else is around, or if they have lost the trail.

If you are going to go hunt this creature specifically, please consider taking a Master Alchemist with you. I've spoken to Nigel privately, and most of the poisons used are ones we are likely immune to.

Sincerely,
Meander Correlis