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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kamard" data-source="post: 559640" data-attributes="member: 2551">Eribor groans under the weight, but manages to speak."Aye, it did seem as much.  There were five of them.  Two hobs, two dwarves, and a man.  All wore chain shirts, and all carried shields with a funny looking device on them.  I've never seen it, and I've seen many of the devices used in heraldry, at least around these parts.  This one looked like a triangle, pointing down, red on a black field.  Just that, a plain red triangle.  Whoever heard of such?Anywho, the two dwarves were armed with longswords and maces, the two hobs with some kind of polearm- halberds, I think, though I might be wrong, and they similarly had maces at sides.  The man carried one of them funny spiked chains you see the gladia..... you see folks use once in a while.  I didn't see a weapon he could use with his shield, but perhaps he had one hidden. They wore cloaks as well, same design on em as the shields.All of em were covered head to toe in scars.  One of the hobs was missing an eye.  They seemed roughshod at best- armour was rusty, shields dinged up, weapons rusty as well.  And I could smell them before I saw them... well, not quite, but they certainly weren't my idea of dinner guests.Granted, four rats, an elf, and a dwarf also seem a strange group, but at least you seem more apt the sort to help a fellow out, rather than slit his throat and leave him unburied for the crows."Eribor shudders a little at this.Paul looks up from his work on the wheel, and calls out "it's done, I've switched wheels."And Eribor breathes a sigh of relief."Well boys, lets set her down then!"</blockquote>

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