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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jfdlsjfd" data-source="post: 9588390" data-attributes="member: 42856">That was my second choice. After torching OUR cousin, I'd like us to see what is happening in OUR inherited academy.Indeed. Also, WIS 3 for believing that anyone would mistake a fisherman raft for a small merchantman. Well, admittedly, they are gnolls, and I am pretty sure in those backward time of intolerance and prejudice, gnolls had a penalty to INT, but we don't know they're gnolls at this point.The sky is moonless when we reach Freeton. It's also a "moonless, cloudy night" when we reach Delmer. Obviously, it doesn't take a long time to circumnavigate Seagate Island, which is consistant with a quite small island whose dimension we calculated in the last book. I'm glad the author took care to insert subtle hints to that effect.Animal reservations. Gnolls weren't people back then. And contrary to orcs, the jury is still out about them if you read the thread on the 2025 MM, they are considered more like aberrations.Don't forget this setting is full of druid that don't want us to kill a manticore, so they are certainly concern about the well-being of BG3 gnolls to the point of having wildlife reservations built for them.Why is a author so focused on iron weapons. Steel would be strange, but this isn't the bronze age anymore, the standard is to carry iron weapons in D&D? We're not playing Runequest.</blockquote>