Bob Aberton
First Post
Vemuz,
The watchmen do not seem to patrol, though every so often one of them gets up and walks a few steps in either direction, giving a cursory glance to his surroundings; they quickly go back to their dice as soon as their "patrol" is over.
However, they might as well be playing dice as patrolling, because the exterior windows you can see face seawards; of the three sides of the building you can observe from your vantage point, the only windows are in the front of the building, to either side of the stoop where the inattentive watchmen are.
You have no way of knowing whether the back of the building might have more windows.
Malachi,
Your sharp vision catches sight of a small side alley which would offer a means to get around to the back of the building, more or less unseen. Unless the maze of back alleys offer another route, this side alley is the only visible means of sneaking around the unwatched back of the Auction House.
The only disadvantage is that you would be visible for the first fifty feet, and an Orc (even a Half-orc) sneaking around the Auction House would be almost guaranteed to attract suspicion.
Malthas,
Mr. Lang frowns in irritation.
"Damn! What on earth would possess him to do such a thing? I specifically requested that he stay ashore, with his...heritage...and that brawl he was involved in the night before last, he'll be a walking target for any passing clamdigger. They might even bring him to court for that fight, and I doubt that any court here would be easy on a half-Orc. I shall have to speak with him upon his return."
The watchmen do not seem to patrol, though every so often one of them gets up and walks a few steps in either direction, giving a cursory glance to his surroundings; they quickly go back to their dice as soon as their "patrol" is over.
However, they might as well be playing dice as patrolling, because the exterior windows you can see face seawards; of the three sides of the building you can observe from your vantage point, the only windows are in the front of the building, to either side of the stoop where the inattentive watchmen are.
You have no way of knowing whether the back of the building might have more windows.
Malachi,
Your sharp vision catches sight of a small side alley which would offer a means to get around to the back of the building, more or less unseen. Unless the maze of back alleys offer another route, this side alley is the only visible means of sneaking around the unwatched back of the Auction House.
The only disadvantage is that you would be visible for the first fifty feet, and an Orc (even a Half-orc) sneaking around the Auction House would be almost guaranteed to attract suspicion.
Malthas,
Mr. Lang frowns in irritation.
"Damn! What on earth would possess him to do such a thing? I specifically requested that he stay ashore, with his...heritage...and that brawl he was involved in the night before last, he'll be a walking target for any passing clamdigger. They might even bring him to court for that fight, and I doubt that any court here would be easy on a half-Orc. I shall have to speak with him upon his return."