Fangor the Fierce
First Post
Trent nods to Rosa, sensing that she was not able to pass off the poison as well as he did. "You can have use of my belt. I have not used it, and it seems as though another is available to us. I will make use of one of its charges though, as I am in need of it from our previous encounter."
With that, Trent uses one charge of the healing belt of his own, and then removes it, handing it to Rosa for her own use. [sblock=Healing Belt 1 Charge]One charge of Healing Belt (2d8=8)
That should put me only down one hp, which I will heal during rest.[/sblock]
Trent does, however, note that the leader of this small guard seems to have other priorities. Sensing that perhaps there is a chance to gain some other advantage to their mission, he takes a chance on it.
"Rosa, can you and I talk with Verdin in private? Hightower can keep the others guarded for now, and Fenwick can help out as well with the guarding."
Trent hopes to get Verdin off to the side, away from the other poisondusk lizards and the bullies. Then, with some aid for Rosa, he hopes that they can come to an agreement.
"I am sure that your tribe would not take too kindly for letting us take this area so easily. Yet, from your talk, it doesn't seem that you hold allegiance to them, as you have obviously been elsewhere, and are not one to be so tied down to their laws. You have an advantage, and perhaps it would be a choice that may change your life. We can take the Temple, and clear out the rest of the inhabitants that attack us. Yet, if we had the aid of a guide, then perhaps that could go more smoothly, and your defeat might turn out to be simply a test of your worth."
Trent eyes Rosa, hoping that she knows where this is going. "You have knowledge, and skills, obviously, and to let them waste here in the jungle would not be kind. You know, we could always use a little help. And we reward our aid very well."
As if to show this, the then turns his gaze to Hightower, and the mess that the chain deals. "But as for our enemies. They are not so lucky. You have surrendered, and our terms are simple. Do not raise arms against us again, and do not bring harm against us by your words or actions. Simple enough. But, should you think there is more to think on, you know that we are sensible people, and listen to reason."
With that, Trent uses one charge of the healing belt of his own, and then removes it, handing it to Rosa for her own use. [sblock=Healing Belt 1 Charge]One charge of Healing Belt (2d8=8)
That should put me only down one hp, which I will heal during rest.[/sblock]
Trent does, however, note that the leader of this small guard seems to have other priorities. Sensing that perhaps there is a chance to gain some other advantage to their mission, he takes a chance on it.
"Rosa, can you and I talk with Verdin in private? Hightower can keep the others guarded for now, and Fenwick can help out as well with the guarding."
Trent hopes to get Verdin off to the side, away from the other poisondusk lizards and the bullies. Then, with some aid for Rosa, he hopes that they can come to an agreement.
"I am sure that your tribe would not take too kindly for letting us take this area so easily. Yet, from your talk, it doesn't seem that you hold allegiance to them, as you have obviously been elsewhere, and are not one to be so tied down to their laws. You have an advantage, and perhaps it would be a choice that may change your life. We can take the Temple, and clear out the rest of the inhabitants that attack us. Yet, if we had the aid of a guide, then perhaps that could go more smoothly, and your defeat might turn out to be simply a test of your worth."
Trent eyes Rosa, hoping that she knows where this is going. "You have knowledge, and skills, obviously, and to let them waste here in the jungle would not be kind. You know, we could always use a little help. And we reward our aid very well."
As if to show this, the then turns his gaze to Hightower, and the mess that the chain deals. "But as for our enemies. They are not so lucky. You have surrendered, and our terms are simple. Do not raise arms against us again, and do not bring harm against us by your words or actions. Simple enough. But, should you think there is more to think on, you know that we are sensible people, and listen to reason."