Aldern Foxglove
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Bloodcove Disguise
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Syldar walks over to Chaucer and introduces herself. "I'm not certain that we've been introduced. I am Syldar Narthalial. That was a fine performance you gave during the last fight." She begins a discussion of how it could be put to music, which could last a while if Chaucer is interested.
Eventually, she turns serious again. "Since we seem to have similar talents, we should discuss how to effectively coordinate our efforts. Others often find my singing as inspiring as your speech, so I don't think that we need to be overly conservative in how often we use it as we would if only one of us were here."
She gestures toward her bow. "I mostly focus on using that during combat rather than spell casting. I do also have a variety of scrolls that could be useful. If you have similar items, it might make sense for us to compare what we have, so the other is able to use them should one of us be disabled. Does that make sense to you?"
Eventually, she turns serious again. "Since we seem to have similar talents, we should discuss how to effectively coordinate our efforts. Others often find my singing as inspiring as your speech, so I don't think that we need to be overly conservative in how often we use it as we would if only one of us were here."
She gestures toward her bow. "I mostly focus on using that during combat rather than spell casting. I do also have a variety of scrolls that could be useful. If you have similar items, it might make sense for us to compare what we have, so the other is able to use them should one of us be disabled. Does that make sense to you?"
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jackslate45
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Aradra smiles as the villagers exact many years of revenge onto the pirates, but soon finishes his task. He grabs the rapier, and swings it a little. Noticing the fine detail, he he turns towards the rest of the group and asks "Anyone need this? It would make well for the disguise I have going on. Also, Chaucer, can I read that writ?"
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nothingpoetic
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Chaucer opens the case, and pulls one letter out at a time, reading it intently, rolling it back up, and replacing it in the case before pulling out another. By the time he has read them all, the rest of the party has joined him in the longboat. Once he explains the contents, including the line of credit and the parties possible bonus, he passes the case to Aradra to peruse. When he is finished, Chaucer puts the leather case back in his bag.
When he is finished arranging his bag to his liking, he looks up to see Syldar sitting next to him. After she introduces herself, he responds "I am Chaucer Tarsi, and my apologies for not introducing myself earlier, the last few days have been somewhat of a whirlwind. And thank you for your kind words, personally, I am a storyteller, and though I much prefer to inspire by telling grand epics of the past, some situations call for a bit more scathing a tongue. That wormrotten pirate deserved what he got, trying to barter with women. Despicable."
As they continue talking, Chaucer exclaims, "You sing!?" with greater jubliance then necessary, "You must do me the honor. I do not sing, but am learning some instruments, it seems we could make a fine grand noise together Syldar. Once we get settled, a concert is in order. You shall sing and dance, and I can accompany you on my djembe, and I might even fancy a tale myself!"
The excitement at meeting someone who enjoys history and song and story is evident on Chaucer's face, as if this is a rare delight for him. So entranced by the idea of swapping stories and songs, Chaucer dismisses the idea of sharing tactics saying, "Yes, yes we should discuss that, but do you know the song of Eliza the Hunched? Oh I do love that song!"
When he is finished arranging his bag to his liking, he looks up to see Syldar sitting next to him. After she introduces herself, he responds "I am Chaucer Tarsi, and my apologies for not introducing myself earlier, the last few days have been somewhat of a whirlwind. And thank you for your kind words, personally, I am a storyteller, and though I much prefer to inspire by telling grand epics of the past, some situations call for a bit more scathing a tongue. That wormrotten pirate deserved what he got, trying to barter with women. Despicable."
As they continue talking, Chaucer exclaims, "You sing!?" with greater jubliance then necessary, "You must do me the honor. I do not sing, but am learning some instruments, it seems we could make a fine grand noise together Syldar. Once we get settled, a concert is in order. You shall sing and dance, and I can accompany you on my djembe, and I might even fancy a tale myself!"
The excitement at meeting someone who enjoys history and song and story is evident on Chaucer's face, as if this is a rare delight for him. So entranced by the idea of swapping stories and songs, Chaucer dismisses the idea of sharing tactics saying, "Yes, yes we should discuss that, but do you know the song of Eliza the Hunched? Oh I do love that song!"
jackslate45
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Aradra cant help but to smile as the two bards hit it off well.
EDIT: I'm assuming yes, but just wanted confirmation. We are keeping track of ammo right?
EDIT: I'm assuming yes, but just wanted confirmation. We are keeping track of ammo right?
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Scott DeWar
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we were figuring out caster level of wand to determine how much healing on the +x variant.
Aldern Foxglove
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Raynucio waves dismissively at the rapier, "Be my guest, not my sort of weapon. I prefer to hack rather than prick."
jackslate45
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With that, Aradra sheaths the rapier into his side, and heads towards the boat.
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