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<blockquote data-quote="Quickleaf" data-source="post: 7194331" data-attributes="member: 20323">[SECTION][align=left]http://i.imgur.com/hwLpNWG.jpg[/align]Usqual nods, folding his hands into his lap, sitting perfectly upright, the only hint of his mood expressive eyes above the red veil ornamented with white beads. Again, he nods a bit lower. &quot;The defeat will echo in our memories for years to come, but, I assure you, when I return to the Great Anvil I will convince the Amir to take heed of what has happened here. Then he'll no longer be able to stay neutral.&quot; Despite his veil, Usqual's scowl is obvious, though it fades as quickly as all the jann's emotions, returning to an enigmatic bemusement. &quot;The Khaldunis take the waters of life for themselves. I can only imagine what foul magic they work.&quot;Again, Usqual courteously nods to Salahuddin, freeing his hands from the folds of his robe with a flourish, &quot;Of course, your map? And Naji, a pen and ink, if you would, young one. Khaldun Oasis is some 90 miles to the south and east, following the al-Sabiya River. The oasis lies east of the river, where the Badu al-Kabir meets al-Yabki Mountains.&quot; Receiving pen and ink from the boy, he places them on the carpet in front of him. &quot;Raiders? If the Khaldunis had their way there'd be no world beyond their little oasis. Behind marble pillars, they count themselves masters of infinite space, not realizing they have denied their true natures. They keep many...guests...little more than slaves...men and women who were lost in the desert, many seeking The Lost City, but these guests are not free to leave for they pay the water price to the Khalduni Sheikh for five years. I did not see much of their encampment – they frequently kept my eyes shrouded and kept us prisoners in a covered pit. However, I overhead them speak with fear the name &quot;Zu'l Janah&quot; on several occasions...some monster or evil god perhaps.&quot;[/SECTION][GM]I believe we said&nbsp; [MENTION=20005]Matthan[/MENTION] Husam was carrying the party's map? Just remember that sharing your map to have NPCs add things to it also means sharing your map, so the NPC can see what you've marked so far. Do you give the map to the jann?[/GM]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Quickleaf, post: 7194331, member: 20323"] [SECTION][align=left]http://i.imgur.com/hwLpNWG.jpg[/align]Usqual nods, folding his hands into his lap, sitting perfectly upright, the only hint of his mood expressive eyes above the red veil ornamented with white beads. Again, he nods a bit lower. [b]"The defeat will echo in our memories for years to come, but, I assure you, when I return to the Great Anvil I will convince the Amir to take heed of what has happened here. Then he'll no longer be able to stay neutral."[/b] Despite his veil, Usqual's scowl is obvious, though it fades as quickly as all the jann's emotions, returning to an enigmatic bemusement. [b]"The Khaldunis take the waters of life for themselves. I can only imagine what foul magic they work."[/b] Again, Usqual courteously nods to Salahuddin, freeing his hands from the folds of his robe with a flourish, [b]"Of course, your map? And Naji, a pen and ink, if you would, young one. Khaldun Oasis is some 90 miles to the south and east, following the al-Sabiya River. The oasis lies east of the river, where the Badu al-Kabir meets al-Yabki Mountains."[/b] Receiving pen and ink from the boy, he places them on the carpet in front of him. [b]"Raiders? If the Khaldunis had their way there'd be no world beyond their little oasis. Behind marble pillars, they count themselves masters of infinite space, not realizing they have denied their true natures. They keep many...guests...little more than slaves...men and women who were lost in the desert, many seeking The Lost City, but these guests are not free to leave for they pay the water price to the Khalduni Sheikh for five years. I did not see much of their encampment – they frequently kept my eyes shrouded and kept us prisoners in a covered pit. However, I overhead them speak with fear the name "Zu'l Janah" on several occasions...some monster or evil god perhaps."[/b][/SECTION] [GM]I believe we said [MENTION=20005]Matthan[/MENTION] Husam was carrying the party's map? Just remember that sharing your map to have NPCs add things to it also means [I]sharing[/I] your map, so the NPC can see what you've marked so far. Do you give the map to the jann?[/GM] [/QUOTE]

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