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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Rhun" data-source="post: 2975713" data-attributes="member: 29098">As Coraine feels for a pulse, he notes that The Master does appear to still be alive, but is badly injured, still bleeding heavily from multiple wounds. The man will most likely die if not aided soon.As you regain your breath from the strenuous battle, and overcome the shock of fallen comrades, you finally begin to become aware of your surroundings. This series of rooms is obviously the headquarters of the bandits’ operations.The outermost chamber appears to function as a guard chamber and storage room. Crates and barrels of miscellaneous goods are stacked near the wall. A weapons rack near the north wall holds several spears, a pair of hand axes and a half dozen longswords, all of average quality.The next chamber appears to be the mess hall and meeting room. Long trestle tables and benches make up the bulk of the furniture, and barrels and boxes of foodstuffs are stacked neatly here. Salted pork, dried fruit, hard biscuits, and weak wine can all be found here.The chamber to the southwest is the barracks of these bandits. Mounds of fresh rushes and grass have been piled about the room, upon top of which are the bandit’s many bedrolls. Odds and ends of miscellaneous gear and such lie scattered about the chamber. Also in this chamber is a greasy looking, dark-haired man, chained to the southern wall with heavy chains. A nearby chest contains what is obviously the man’s gear.Through the door is a single room, and what can only be The Master’s chamber. The opulent room is lavishly finished with finery…thick rugs, heavy wall hangings, soft chairs and cushions, and even a comfortable couch! Wines, liquors and dishes of sweetmeats are set about the room. A brazier burns in one corner, warming the area and sending a fragrant incense into the air.While most of the goods you find are of average quality, and too heavy to carry out of the place by any means other than wagon or cart, you manage to find many items of considerable value. Rifling through the bandits’ pockets and purses alone generates a tidy sum of coin and gems. Both sergeants wear gold neckchains wrought with the eye of fire symbol, while the lieutenant wears a similar device set with a topaz. Within The Master’s chamber you find an elaborately carved box of alabaster, which is filled with fine unguents and rare herbs. A very fine service set of silver and gold sits upon a sideboard, and within a cabinet is an incredibly fine necklace crafted from gold and set with small fire opals and diamond chips.The plate armor worn by both the lieutenant and The Master appear to be of excellent quality, as does the lieutenant’s bastard sword and The Master’s heavy mace. The Master also carries several potions upon his person, and what appears to be a silver holy symbol in the shape of a spider with a female’s head.OOC:Loot FoundCP: 224SP: 208GP: 171PP: 6216 gems (1 black opal, 2 amethysts, 3 tourmalines, 6 pearls and 4 garnets)2 gold neckchains1 gold neckchain set with topazAlabaster box with rare herbsGold & silver service setFire opal necklaceLietenant’s Plate ArmorMaster’s Plate ArmorLieutenant’s Bastard SwordMaster’s Heavy Mace3 potionsSilver holy symbol<a href="http://img162.imageshack.us/my.php?image=mhda314me1.jpg" target="_blank"><img src="http://img162.imageshack.us/img162/4027/mhda314me1.th.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " data-size="" style="" /></a></blockquote>

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