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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Imagicka" data-source="post: 1732888" data-attributes="member: 4621">Greetings....     102.Turanil's Apothecary Shoppe  This is a simple two story shop doesn't seem to stand out. You wouldn't even know it was a shop if it weren't for the sign half hanging off a chain above the front door. The building is unkept. The peeling paint on the window sills and shutters boast of once bright colours inviting people in. Flower sills contain all manner of herbs, but some are overgrown, also looking unkept.       Inside the shoppe is all manner of herbs and salves, in bottles, and dried bundles. The shoppe looks well stocked despite it's unkept appearance. The owner is a middle aged man, rather thin, with ill-fitting clothes and messy hair.     The owner of the store, Turanil has let the shoppe take a turn for the worst. He is more preoccupied with the concerns of his brother Durannith who has an addiction to smoking halfling weed. Durannith spends most of his days smoking and gambling trying to make enough money to support his habit.     Turanil does what he can and gives his brother money whenever he can, but Durannith's habit is making things difficult.      Hooks:  1.Durannith owes money to some rather nasty loan-sharks. If the players come into the Apothecary to buy some supplies, Durannith will interrupt the transaction while Turanil is selling and talking about what the players might need. Durannith will beg and plead with his brother telling him he needs a bit of money badly. Turanil will send him away because he is 'busy with customers'.     If the players ask what the whole situation is: Turanil will tell him his tale of woe. If the players offer to help:     Turanil will send them on various missions to aquire plants herbs and other materials that grow in rare, strange and dangerous places. These materials will help the brothers economically for a while.    The players can go on to confront of loan-shark if they want.     If the players don't get involved and ask what the situation is:  The shoppe won't have what the characters need, and Turanil tells them to return in a day or so.  When they return a number of a particular loan-shark's thugs will come into the shoppe looking to remind Durannith of his debts. Unfortunately roughing up the characters in the process, and trashing the store. Thus leading to confrontation from the loan-shark if the party in turn roughs up or kills the thugs.   </blockquote>

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