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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dlsharrock" data-source="post: 4207895" data-attributes="member: 55833">[SBLOCK=OOC For All]There are actually two camps (see map on previous page), one by  the treeline where I have the strangely silent Aurvandil and the thief-binding Ulfang (plus NPCs Gellion and a handful of Men). The other camp is halfway between Baran's hut and the treeline and there I have Baran, Aerec and now Aranel. My assumption is that Aranel has checked the one downed thief and is now heading further into the camp to check the other. Distance is about 40 feet between the two camps so its no big thing, but I think to avoid shouting Aranel would just approach the dwarf's camp[/SBLOCK]"See? See? I tolds you. I tolds you I had it! I told truly!" whispers the burglar, now well and truly restrained. Small eyes glitter in the pale disc of his broad face, some kind of mischief shifts across his features like a shadow. "My lady," Grathan bows and grins widely before the advancing Elf. He finds himself backing away as she doesn't slacken her pace for him. "Ah what wind of grace and fortitude brings you to our shores this evening? It is a rare pleasure indeed..."Granthan indicates the burglar, "tis nothing, my lady. Nothing at all. We were just...""Now look here," Granthan wags a finger, "we need to discuss..."[SBLOCK=Shayuri]She recognises him not, though she recognises his people (as would all Elves of Mirkwood, so no need for a roll). The Elves of Mirkwood call them Dorn Perrianath, but Northmen are known to refer to them as Stoor Hobbits. Aranel doubts that Men  this far east would have any experience of them. A short folk, somewhere between Men and Dwarfs, but in fact born of neither and in many ways similar even to the Elves, they dwell in the region of Gladden or thereabouts, living, as their kind are wont to do, in crudely excavated burrows and caves. But they are not prone to wild-ways or evil. They are known for their mischief and their inquisitive nature, but they rarely venture beyond the Gladden region. To find a Perrianath this far east is unheard of. To find them thieving beggars belief and Aranel can only assume there has been some kind of misunderstanding.(Basic INT roll pls Shay - equiv Knowledge-Local) for additional information about Stoor Hobbits[/SBLOCK]</blockquote>

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