Curse of the Azure Bonds chapter 1: Tilverton

[Eva of Sirrion]

*snip*

 

[Falkus]

OOC: Dominic's going to want to see if he can get a set of masterwork lockpicks from a locksmith.

 

[Voadam]

Xi-Selorn looks over the fine crossbow and incidentally notes whether the initials match the hairbrush.

 

[Eva of Sirrion]

Xi-Selorn looks over the fine crossbow and incidentally notes whether the initials match the hairbrush.

The initial "A.C." are indeed inscribed on the inside of the crossbow's prod.

ooc: The prod is the term for the bow part of the crossbow. Should've mentioned that earlier.

 

[Raylis]

Ferrik of Rasheman

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I thought this was strictly a weapon shop befor, can I add a backpack, sunrod, tanglefoot bag, 50ft rope, grappling hook here or do I need to go to a different store?
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[Eva of Sirrion]

Dundar attends to the miscellaneous gear requests, save for a couple of Ferrik's alchemical items. The sage Filani deals in those types of things. He informs you.

 

[Thanee]

Dawn

When Dawn comes back from her trip to the woods, her companions are still in the shop and try on their new armors and test the balance of their new weapons, while talking to the vendor.

“Do we have everything we need for now? Then it's probably time to pay Filani a visit.”

Kooga is waiting outside of the small shop, feeling a little uncomfortable with all the passerbies, but they probable feel even more uncomfortable with the large ape sitting there and watching them, even though he's still looking kinda normal compared to some other creatures seen in these regions.

 

[Voadam]

"Hm. Aelkin, out of curiosity, did you stay at the Windlord's rest recently?"

 

[Eva of Sirrion]

The young lad looks a little suprised by the question. No, I've no reason to. I live in the home adjacent to the shop with Master Dundar. Why do you ask?

 

[Voadam]

"I found an article there with similar initials carved into it. A silver hairbrush with initials carved well in the handle. Quality work. These crossbows are good craftsmanship and the initials of your maker's mark caught my eye. I'd thought it more likely the initials on the silverwork were for the former owner, not the maker, but it sparked my curiosity enough to ask and see if it is mere coincidence or some connection."