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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Erekose13" data-source="post: 1485691" data-attributes="member: 3387">"Pleased to meetcha Aadin, plenty of opportunities here, gold abounds, though I havent found any myself yet.  Ive met others who have." At the offer of wine a big smile spreads across his face, "Certainly, dont mind if I do.  Thank you muchly. Any questions, Fat Jack is always ready to help a friendly fellow such as yer self.""Weapons eh? The general store should be able to take care of your needs, they supply pretty much everything we need to work out here.  Not sure about their stock, but they are only a week from Ao Manasa and can bring anything in you need.  Now muscle, thats a little harder to come by.  Everyone here is mostly looking out for themselves.  A few adventurers come out this way to see if they can profit from the bandits and monsters you here tell of round here.  But there is nothing formal like for hiring mercenaries.  Tell you what, Fat Jack'll keep his ear to the ground for you and if any one is lookin for work, I'll pointem your way.""Bandit activity eh?  Well unfortunately there has indeed been some of that recently.  Pretty dangerous headin up into the mountains looking for gold.  All kinds of weird creatures out there and natural hazzards too.  But bandits, actually there was a crew of merchants who were heading back to Ao Manasa just a few days ago, been attacked and slaughtered.  Were found by one of the rangers round here off the road only a few hours outta town. You had any trouble on the way up here?""Surrounding lands, hmm. Well of course there are the dig sites up in the foot hills of the mountains, and the river that comes down from there too.  Lots of folks try to stake a claim along the river, been a few folks claiming to have found some pretty big rocks in the river.  It runs just south of the town, snakes down from the highlands.  On the other side of the river there is a small forest, not much activity there but some of the folks have been collecting wood from there to supply their needs.  To the north is pretty wide open plains, kinda desolate really." By the end of his tale, Fat Jack has finished off quite a few of your glasses of wine and is looking a little red in the face.  He seems sober enough and continues to chat as long as your buying.</blockquote>

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