Chronero - Single Player DnD

Kate suggests, "Good idea, though we have no idea where the church is and  I doubt we can just ask. We're going to have to walk around until we find it. I suggest we stick together here but you've got the last call, Tomoe."

(Pick which way you're going to go or which building you're going to enter as none of the building that are currently visible to Tomoe and Co. looks like a Church)

Tomoe would keep the group togather and head eastward of the entrance looking for signs of a church.

Going east from the entrance you find a dead end. The road however split northward between the 2-story and 3-story building. You see a large 3-story building that is straight ahead. This one seems to be made out of Sevrin (A metal that's cheaper and weaker than iron but more expensive as stone. Usually used to make houses and large structures by the rich), unlike all the other buildings that were made up of stone or rock. Behind it, you can see a large tower made out of marble. On the way to the large sevrin building is a small well. This north path ends in a dead end but there are two branching paths to the west which connects to the middle path.

We will head towards the big sevran building. 

The sevrin building seems to have a wooden door near the back. It seems to be unlocked. The wooden door was probably the back entrance to the building. A cultist standing on top of the bridge to the west of the Sevrin building finishes smoking and heads downstairs, out of view.

Does it look safe to enter?

Well you're in a town full of cultists and you have no idea what's inside this building. Hard to say if the building is safe to enter.

However, no one is watching you right now so you aren't going to be suspicious if you enter. Plus you have disguises.

We will enter the building and look around

Tomoe and Co. enters the Sevrin building through the door. Inside they find a room stacked with boxes. The boxes contain various raw ingredients, veggies, meat, fruits... it seems you've found the pantry. There is another door in this room that's closed.

Would any of us have any reason to believe there might be traps ?

Since you're in a Pantry inside a Heretic stronghold, the chances of anything being trapped in this room other than the door is slim.

We will check out the door then. Try to open it.

The door opens, no traps. On the other side is a kitchen with a Goliath head chef and his skeleton minions manning the kitchens. He is shirtless and his pale blue skin is covered in dark blue tattoos that seem to be magical. The tattoos glow as he commands the skeletons. The smell of food is in the air and the sound of pots and pans stirring and bubbling hit the party as soon as they open the door. The Goliath spots Tomoe and Co. but is too busy to give them a closer look. Judging by their clothes alone, he decides that they are the zombies that went on patron and turns his attention back to the dishes he was cooking. He shouts, "What are you doing here? Are you finished scouting? Report to the head priest right now and go on your second scouting run!" He grumbles under his breath, "Stupid Zombies."

Tomoe nods and closes the door. She quietly leads the part back outside. We will backtrack a bit and cross to the west side of the main street opposite the Sevren building.

(No picture because I realized I drew the thing too small)

The team crosses the road and heads west. The pass just south of the three-story buildings with the bridge. On the west side of the main street is a large 3 story building. This one is made of wood and seems like some kind of warehouse. Either that or it was normal house that was turned into a warehouse. The large doors on the thing are slightly ajar.

The west wall lining this part of the city expands just north of this to make more room fore the city to expand westward. There are two smaller buildings to the north of this warehouse.

We will quickly check the warehouse to make sure it's just a warehouse.

Entering the warehouse, it's full of various crates, some sealed and some open. There are skeleton warriors stationed here to guard it from spies and intruders. Unlike the cultists, the undead can sense that Tomoe and Co. aren't zombies. Though alone, the two skeletons doesn't seem to be too much of a threat, this is bad because they might alert the whole camp of Tomoe's presence.

Roll Initiative.

F.

Tomoe 21

Lucia 16

Kate 21

Mystery 16

Skeleton Soldier: 20

Enemy HP: