DnD 3.5 Prophet's Blood


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Paper_Bard: Kikyik wouldn't know about the wine, but I'll let it slide since I doubt you want to become outcast among your tribe this early in the campaign.

Ivellious: The kobolds arrived a bit early for their meeting, it'll take place when the mayor arrives.

Updated too!
 
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I think I might not be making the right connections here and i don't want to meta-game.

Do I know if the mayor is supposed to be conducting business tonight?

If question 1 is yes would Kardus be surprised, or suspicious that people are going up there?

If the answer is no, are strangers going up there cause for any sort of alarm?


How far away are the strangers?
 
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You know the kobolds are here for trade. You also know that Wilford is the liaison for the Farm's guild which handles most trade.

Wilford does not accept visitors on a night he's doing business.

The strangers are some ways off from both you and the house, but if you ran you could catch up to them by the time they got to the gate, before then were on horseback.
 

Hey just noting, it seems that Illydims reply to Catrin could be pretty insulting. Seems to say, or could be taken to say, that women are in the same category as women in terms of fighting off invaders.

As there is not diiference in AD&D mechanics gender-wise and such, and that you are talking to a women, i'd be careful. (Or maybe you're role-playing really well. in that case kudos)
 

Ildym has a charisma of 10, but he not really polite.
Anyway, if randomling feels insulted, ooc, I'll delete it and I apologize in advance.


Now, two words about why he reacts like that: if you read his bio, you may discover some clue (but htat would be ooc knowledge). He doesn't get well with people who have a nice life and have foolish desires to go on adventure and risk death, maybe because such life is precluded to him.

What he says is that she desires to have somethink (bad) happening in town, but then she won't be the only one in danger. And even if there's no mechanical difference in the system, it is normal for Ildym to think that most women are worse at fighting than most men.
 
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Quick question: I've been looking at the character sheets and I see everyone with the Last Voyage (Death) feat, and I have no idea what that is/means. Anyone care to enlighten me? :)
 

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