“You look rested but not quite well, my friend. I must experiment. Tell me if you feel any better after this viscous touch of the Kraken.”

Gundrabu will attempt to cast Cure Light Wounds on Kondor.

1d8 - 8!

Tillak slides closer to the wild man and peers down at the bespoke beastmen below. How many are there?

Tillak looks back at the camp, hoping that his companions, Sigurn and Votin, are awake and will come and join him.

This is the perfect time to point out, if you look at pg 102 in 1E players handbook, that spell stacking is generally not allowed. In this case think of it like Kondor has a variety of wounds: superficial, light, serious, and critical ones.
Cure light wounds cures the light wounds. A cleric of higher power might be able to cure the serious ones, etc. 
This makes more sense to me than thinking that putting the whole box of little band-aids on, is going to fix it.

[1d8]=7

bald_headed_yeti wrote:

After what seems like an eternity, Votin stirs in his sleep.
[ooc: sorry, horrible last couple of weeks]
 

Votin wakes, his injuries greatly healed by the viking's tinctures through the night. She remains asleep next to him, but the warlock who carried him to safety is nowhere to be seen.

bald_headed_yeti wrote:

Votin stands albeit unsteady and surveys his surroundings.
He looks for his belongings, mostly his weapons, and scans the area for the warlock.
 

Votin stands much stronger than he expects(7/10). His dagger, pack and battle axe are heaped just outside the fire ring. His poncho near-shredded round his neck. His barbarian alertness sets him at ease. 
[Votin roll d6.]

bald_headed_yeti wrote:

[1d6]=3

Votin notices a slight indent in a piece moss on the carpet of leaves underfoot!

bald_headed_yeti wrote:

Votin gathers his belongings and tries to rouse Sigurn,
"The warlock is gone but might have left that way", pointing to the depression in the moss.
 

Sigrun seems to be unrousable.