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<blockquote data-quote="Vigwyn the Unruly" data-source="post: 3953712" data-attributes="member: 20345">Pender, Male Human Fighter 6Pender would like to keep a couple of the potions with him, just in case. He will also keep the remaining arrows he grabbed from the camp.Pender offers appropriate thanks to the healers for their healing spells.However, he reacts with shocked disbelief at the idea of destroying the bridge! He explains to the rest of the party that he was taken captive together with two of his friends, who have now been taken off to parts unknown beyond the bridge, and he wouldn't have the slightest idea how to rescue them and return to Brindol if the bridge was destroyed. On top of that, if the dragon is still close by, there is surely no better a way to rouse him than to try to destroy the bridge he guards! Pender would vehemently oppose any such plan.(During this exchange, he will introduce himself as Pender Dunwoodie, an adventurer from Brindol, but will withhold the fact that he is an AWOL soldier.)Pender is all for the plan to question the hobgoblin. It is certainly better than his own plan, which was simply to threaten to beat him if he didn't answer questions. Once he retrieves his equipment from the camp, he offers his silk rope for the purpose of tying the hobgoblin.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Vigwyn the Unruly, post: 3953712, member: 20345"] [b]Pender, Male Human Fighter 6[/b] Pender would like to keep a couple of the potions with him, just in case. He will also keep the remaining arrows he grabbed from the camp. Pender offers appropriate thanks to the healers for their healing spells. However, he reacts with shocked disbelief at the idea of destroying the bridge! He explains to the rest of the party that he was taken captive together with two of his friends, who have now been taken off to parts unknown beyond the bridge, and he wouldn't have the slightest idea how to rescue them and return to Brindol if the bridge was destroyed. On top of that, if the dragon is still close by, there is surely no better a way to rouse him than to try to destroy the bridge he guards! Pender would vehemently oppose any such plan. (During this exchange, he will introduce himself as Pender Dunwoodie, an adventurer from Brindol, but will withhold the fact that he is an AWOL soldier.) Pender is all for the plan to question the hobgoblin. It is certainly better than his own plan, which was simply to threaten to beat him if he didn't answer questions. Once he retrieves his equipment from the camp, he offers his silk rope for the purpose of tying the hobgoblin. [/QUOTE]

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