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Message: <blockquote data-quote="dpdx" data-source="post: 1917538" data-attributes="member: 188">"I admire your attitude and your willingness to help, Mr. Tatlock, so I will cease to argue the point with the others. However, allow me to make one thing clear: You are responsible for your own well-being, that is first and foremost. Because of that, you are not to exhaust yourself with these 'chores.' If you find yourself exhausted or feeling... 'funny,' you will stop, and find myself, Nurthk, Shavah, or Hiritus, so that you can recover. Similarly, if you are having trouble with one of the Fellowship that you cannot sort on your own, you may feel free at whatever time is best convenient to you, to involve any of us.I impose this condition not to 'coddle' you. Instead, I do this so that you are at your best when the situation demands it, and by that I mean combat. If you are exhausted, or otherwise discomfited, you cannot operate the sling as you are capable of, is that not right?So, welcome to the Fellowship. May You Remain In Light for the rest of our journey."Fendric chuckles as he remembers Nurthk's religious leanings. "Perhaps St. Cuthbert sent you, Nurthk, so that Mr. Tatlock could properly don his new armor."**********Fendric has one, worn underneath his overshirt, but above his armor, as is his holy symbol. Niccolo has another, and the third periapt's whereabouts are unknown - possibly Aerda?The (ordained) Pelorites halt their horses as quietly as possible, dismount, and lead them along with Nurthk. As Hiritus detects evil briefly on the man to determine which side he should be on, Fendric inquires (in a whisper) as to what the man is talking about."What is it, my good man?"</blockquote>

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