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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Deuce Traveler" data-source="post: 5855633" data-attributes="member: 34958">Chapter 3: RatcatchersThe next afternoon you go to meet Mr. Sabatini in the Slums, having to go through the whole ritual of asking for him among the meat sellers first.  The goblin is looking quite jovial when you appear and you notice that he is surrounded by a number of bustling workers with rolled up posters and cans of glue.  At your curious look he says, "I'm making my appearance to court today, but I have a bit of a surprise in store to go along with my appearance.  My men are too busy with the surprise for me to send them in collecting the final giant rats for the farm, which is where you come in.  We have captured three of these mutated creatures, one female and two males, but I feel we'll need more in order to properly start breeding them.  I've six folding cages for you to take down to the Red C-7 section of the sewers.  My men did some searching and found some large rat deposits down there, so that's our best guess of where the remaining giant rats can be found.  Capture me at least three more females.  I will pay 50gp to each of you now for agreeing to help, and 50gp a piece for each giant rat you bring back.  I promise that you'll get the full amount.  There are no special clauses here in the Slums.  Each cage should hold one giant rat each.  When you fill all six, kill whatever remaining giant rats you find.  I'll pay 10gp each per giant rat tail proving that you've killed one.  We don't want to have an epidemic of giant rats breeding under the Slums and pouring into the city, so you're killing them should curtail that threat or eliminate it completely if we get lucky."OOC: Make a DC 13 Sense Motive check.</blockquote>

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