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<blockquote data-quote="Jarval" data-source="post: 1058387" data-attributes="member: 421">Brioc has been somber since the discovery of the Wendol encampment.&nbsp; He spends little time in the town after returning with his companions, instead taking several hours to investigate the woods and fields around the town, contemplating on nature and the gods' works.&nbsp; With his wondering comes greater understanding, and he returns to inn with a little more peace of mind.The following morning he makes his way to the common room, looking gloomily at the assembled townsfolk, not wishing to be the one who will break this joyous mood.But such is your duty.&nbsp; He thinks sadly to himself.&nbsp; And you may yet save these people, give them a future that could all to easily be wiped away by those creatures.&nbsp; He holds his hands up, indicating that the crowd should quieten.&quot;We did indeed kill several of the Wendol, and we tracked after the survivors.&nbsp; But what we found proved to be far from the end to the danger of the Wendol that we all prayed for.&quot;&nbsp; He looks gravely at the crown, lowering his hands.&nbsp; &quot;We found what seemed to be a Wendol town.&nbsp; Many hundred, perhaps even thousand of the creatures must live there, enough to need an army to scour them from your lands.&quot;I know this is ill news, but we may yet be able to aid you.&nbsp; If we are able, we will return with an army, as many brave souls as will aid you good folk.&nbsp; And my companions and I search for a secret, one which could turn the tide of any battle.&quot;And I am sure you will ask 'What good will this do to me?&nbsp; It may be my family who must face these creature next.'&nbsp; These words, I fear, may ring true.&nbsp; However, there are tactics which may keep the threat at bay.&nbsp; After dark, or when the fogs start to rise, any outside of the city should group together.&nbsp; Many do no fall as easily as few.&nbsp; And use the skills of any scouts in the area.&nbsp; Stealth and a good knowledge of the lands may give you some victories over your foe.&quot;This is all the advice I can give you, along with my word.&nbsp; We will return to the town, and we will return with men and arms to wipe away the corruption of the Wendol.&nbsp; May the gods watch over you in this dark hour.&quot;Brioc falls silent, watching the reaction of the crowd closely.&nbsp; There is still hope, there has to be...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jarval, post: 1058387, member: 421"] Brioc has been somber since the discovery of the Wendol encampment. He spends little time in the town after returning with his companions, instead taking several hours to investigate the woods and fields around the town, contemplating on nature and the gods' works. With his wondering comes greater understanding, and he returns to inn with a little more peace of mind. The following morning he makes his way to the common room, looking gloomily at the assembled townsfolk, not wishing to be the one who will break this joyous mood. [i]But such is your duty.[/i] He thinks sadly to himself. [i]And you may yet save these people, give them a future that could all to easily be wiped away by those creatures.[/i] He holds his hands up, indicating that the crowd should quieten. "We did indeed kill several of the Wendol, and we tracked after the survivors. But what we found proved to be far from the end to the danger of the Wendol that we all prayed for." He looks gravely at the crown, lowering his hands. "We found what seemed to be a Wendol town. Many hundred, perhaps even thousand of the creatures must live there, enough to need an army to scour them from your lands. "I know this is ill news, but we may yet be able to aid you. If we are able, we will return with an army, as many brave souls as will aid you good folk. And my companions and I search for a secret, one which could turn the tide of any battle. "And I am sure you will ask 'What good will this do to me? It may be my family who must face these creature next.' These words, I fear, may ring true. However, there are tactics which may keep the threat at bay. After dark, or when the fogs start to rise, any outside of the city should group together. Many do no fall as easily as few. And use the skills of any scouts in the area. Stealth and a good knowledge of the lands may give you some victories over your foe. "This is all the advice I can give you, along with my word. We will return to the town, and we will return with men and arms to wipe away the corruption of the Wendol. May the gods watch over you in this dark hour." Brioc falls silent, watching the reaction of the crowd closely. [i]There is still hope, there has to be...[/i] [/QUOTE]

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