Charlarn bows deeply and says, "Well met, Mr. Tensil, Mr. Grod. I would be delighted to listen to your offer." Winking at Nurlan, he adds, "I can play for my supper as well."Manzanita said:"Tell you what. Perhaps you'd be so kind as to accompany me back to my warehouse. The day is almost over, & I could give you lodging for the night. I might have a little work for you. You'd accept supper at my expense if nothing else, yes? My name is Kim Tensil. Grod here," he gestures at the ogre," can take the captives to the proper authorities. I'll make sure you're compensated for your trophies. What are your names?"
Manzanita said:"Hobbies taken alive are always interrogated. If they know anything useful, it will be found out. You can check in with the militia tomorrow to see if they have any advice for you on more hunting. Here, "he says, taking 10 platnum pieces and 5 gold pieces out of his pouch, "this is what they'd offer for your captives. Don't think they'd pay you any more for living ones than dead ones. We've captured them before. Come, let's head for the warehouse."
Manzanita said:Kim asks each of you about your past, and tells a little about his.
Manzanita said:Also please post a short answer to his question: "So what brings you here, and what can you do?"
Charlarn replies, "Is there a temple of the Searcher in the city? I am a cleric of Phyrah and would like to trade stories with my brethren."Manzanita said:At his warehouse, you are escorted to ta dining area, where you are served a fine meal of sea bass, roasted vegitables, fresh bread, and berries in cream for dessert.
"So, none of you have been to Monemvassia before. Do you have any questions about the area?"
"I came in response to the plea for help posted in the Red Dragon Inn. My companions and I were travelling with one of the caravans to here, when we came across your wagon. We tried to help, but were too late for your people. Which brings us to now. I have some small skill with the panpipes."Manzanita said:Also please post a short answer to his question: "So what brings you here, and what can you do?"
"Certainly, I was wondering if there were someone around to ask about the current problems with the goblinoids. Starting I guess with why the current situation appears to be a little out of hand." Given half the chance Tenebrynn will have a mountain of questions mostly dealing with the history of the realm and the current political situation.Manzanita said:"So, none of you have been to Monemvassia before. Do you have any questions about the area?"
"Ah a good question, or two as it were. I guess it began yesterday when I decided to leave the library for a drink. Ended up getting talked into or possibly even talking myself into heading out in search of adventure, for the stories and all. Still, I am really interested in expanding the library in Orussus and thus travel seemed like a good idea. I am a librarian and diviner by trade, kinda handy with this stick I guess." He says, having talked himself into a storm with the barage of questions.Manzanita said:Also please post a short answer to his question: "So what brings you here, and what can you do?"
The cleric smiles and says, "Thank you. I'll have to stop by there some time."Manzanita said:"Ah, yes. There is a small chapel of Phyrah not far from here. Or it was last time I was over that way. It's near the palace on the very top of the mountain."
Charlarn replies, "Do you have any idea who these 'new players' might be? Could they be behind the goblin attacks? As far as your offer, could you increase you increase it to perhaps 30 gp per thief? Afterall, running afoul of the guild sounds dangerous."Manzanita said:"But lately, I'm worried that this is no longer enough. There are new players in town, I fear. & I don't necessarily trust the MTG, nor my own guards. My proposition to you is this. I would like you to stay at my warehouse the next few nights. I'll pay you, say, one gold piece each per night. If there's no trouble, you've just got a great deal on room and board. If there is trouble, I'll pay you for any fixing you do. Say 25 gps for any thief caught or useful information gathered. That's as good as you'd do hunting gobbers, I reckon. And in the day you can scout around and figure out how to hunt them better. What do you say?"
Steve Jung (Charlarn) said:He turns to the others, "Does this sound good?"