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<blockquote data-quote="Creamsteak" data-source="post: 4622472" data-attributes="member: 552">The woman on the right (from the picture) stands up from her seat and raises one arm to wave. &quot;I see you finally made it. You are the travelers from Drellin's Ferry, correct? I'm glad to see you made it here. We were wondering if perhaps you had chosen to travel elsewhere after your expedition to the swamps.&quot;From left to right you are introduced to Lord Jarmaath, Lady Verrasa Kaal, Captain Lars Ulverth, and Trelora Goldenbrow.Knowledge Nobility &amp; Royalty or Local (DC 15)[sblock]Lord Jarmaath is the ruler of the city. Lady Verrasa Kaal is a high ranking noblewoman with a well-known group of private guards. Lars Ulverth is the captain of the guard. Tredora Goldenbrow is the highest ranking priest of Pelor in Brindol (and for a few dozen miles around).[/sblock]The documents on the table appear to be maps, ledgers, lists, figures, reports, briefings, debriefings, books on various subjects, and other interesting bits and pieces... all related to the Red Hand Horde and the City of Brindol.Spot DC 25[sblock]Rolled up on Jarmaath's side of the table is a map, and from the uncurled side you recognize it to be none other than the map recovered from Vraath Keep by your own party some time ago.[/sblock]Lord Jarmaath walks up to the group with a stern look in his eye. &quot;Thank you for coming. I had not heard of your arrival. We had assumed you would be another week out, at best. I am Lord Jarmaath. I've been told of your exploits in Drellin's Ferry and along the Dawn Way. As you can see, we have been rather busy since then.&quot;Lady Kaal remains seeted. &quot;Hello.&quot;The Captain of the Guard stand upright with a sly smile on his face. &quot;Pender Dunwoodie. How... interesting... to see you here. It's been quite a while I think. I see you've finally found time to report in on your watch. How long was your tour? A few hours? A few months? A few years? I'm sure you'll have quite the detailed debriefing as to what could have kept you from reporting in for so long?&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Creamsteak, post: 4622472, member: 552"] The woman on the right (from the picture) stands up from her seat and raises one arm to wave. [color=skyblue]"I see you finally made it. You are the travelers from Drellin's Ferry, correct? I'm glad to see you made it here. We were wondering if perhaps you had chosen to travel elsewhere after your expedition to the swamps."[/color] From left to right you are introduced to Lord Jarmaath, Lady Verrasa Kaal, Captain Lars Ulverth, and Trelora Goldenbrow. Knowledge Nobility & Royalty or Local (DC 15) [sblock]Lord Jarmaath is the ruler of the city. Lady Verrasa Kaal is a high ranking noblewoman with a well-known group of private guards. Lars Ulverth is the captain of the guard. Tredora Goldenbrow is the highest ranking priest of Pelor in Brindol (and for a few dozen miles around).[/sblock] The documents on the table appear to be maps, ledgers, lists, figures, reports, briefings, debriefings, books on various subjects, and other interesting bits and pieces... all related to the Red Hand Horde and the City of Brindol. Spot DC 25 [sblock]Rolled up on Jarmaath's side of the table is a map, and from the uncurled side you recognize it to be none other than the map recovered from Vraath Keep by your own party some time ago.[/sblock] Lord Jarmaath walks up to the group with a stern look in his eye. [color=silver]"Thank you for coming. I had not heard of your arrival. We had assumed you would be another week out, at best. I am Lord Jarmaath. I've been told of your exploits in Drellin's Ferry and along the Dawn Way. As you can see, we have been rather busy since then."[/color] Lady Kaal remains seeted. [color=violet]"Hello."[/color] The Captain of the Guard stand upright with a sly smile on his face. [color=white]"Pender Dunwoodie. How... interesting... to see you here. It's been quite a while I think. I see you've finally found time to report in on your watch. How long was your tour? A few hours? A few months? A few years? I'm sure you'll have quite the detailed debriefing as to what could have kept you from reporting in for so long?"[/color] [/QUOTE]

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