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<blockquote data-quote="Creamsteak" data-source="post: 3882271" data-attributes="member: 552">Jorr, upon being escorted into the keep and seeing the numerous goblin bodies, the worgs, the manticore, and the minotaur he seems to scratch his head hard enough to uproot some of his greying hair. &quot;By the wilds, all that noise, I thought it sounded like a war. I guess it was.&quot;&quot;Well... this map matches my understanding of the vale pretty damn well. A map is just a map though. There's no way to tell how many gobos and other monsters were talking about with this.&quot; He turns to Larian expecting the elf to know a bit better than himself about that last comment. &quot;There have always been more goblins in those mountains. Even when the dwarves ruled over this whole vale, the goblins still outnumbered them 2 to 1. They were only a threat when they had a powerful leader though. They have tribes and clans, and when groups of those follow the same banner they can cause quite the mess. My grandfather was around during their last incursion. Some great chief led an attack on the vale that destroyed the bridge that used to exist around Drellin's Ferry, but that's as far as they got. Rumors were that when that chief went back to the mountains, the tribes that hadn't joined him took that opportunity to kill him and subsume his tribe.&quot;Looking at the map, Jorr points to the name Kharn. &quot;That name... that's one that sticks to the mouth. And it says right here in that the goblin armies gather under him... he's probably their warchief. If you cut down their leader, they'll cut each other to bits before they do anything to the vale.&quot;He looks around the castle. &quot;You know, I've never been this close. We always stayed away from the place because it's haunted, but up close, besides the bodies, this isn't so bad.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Creamsteak, post: 3882271, member: 552"] Jorr, upon being escorted into the keep and seeing the numerous goblin bodies, the worgs, the manticore, and the minotaur he seems to scratch his head hard enough to uproot some of his greying hair. [color=darkgreen]"By the wilds, all that noise, I thought it sounded like a war. I guess it was."[/color] [color=darkgreen]"Well... this map matches my understanding of the vale pretty damn well. A map is just a map though. There's no way to tell how many gobos and other monsters were talking about with this."[/color] He turns to Larian expecting the elf to know a bit better than himself about that last comment. [color=darkgreen]"There have always been more goblins in those mountains. Even when the dwarves ruled over this whole vale, the goblins still outnumbered them 2 to 1. They were only a threat when they had a powerful leader though. They have tribes and clans, and when groups of those follow the same banner they can cause quite the mess. My grandfather was around during their last incursion. Some great chief led an attack on the vale that destroyed the bridge that used to exist around Drellin's Ferry, but that's as far as they got. Rumors were that when that chief went back to the mountains, the tribes that hadn't joined him took that opportunity to kill him and subsume his tribe."[/color] Looking at the map, Jorr points to the name Kharn. [color=darkgreen]"That name... that's one that sticks to the mouth. And it says right here in that the goblin armies gather under him... he's probably their warchief. If you cut down their leader, they'll cut each other to bits before they do anything to the vale."[/color] He looks around the castle. [color=darkgreen]"You know, I've never been this close. We always stayed away from the place because it's haunted, but up close, besides the bodies, this isn't so bad."[/color] [/QUOTE]

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