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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Erekose13" data-source="post: 983114" data-attributes="member: 3387">Riejar goes galloping off Goliath on his heals, while the rest approach the village on foot.  Together you see that the uninjured are helping out where they can, preparing emergency food, tending to the injured and trying to put out some of the smouldering fires.  Nearby a middle-aged man with a bandaged leg sits on the ground beneath a tree. “Welcome to Elton!” he calls out in a friendly manner, adressing Lomas who is a little ahead of the group.  As you gather around he continues, “I’m afraid you’ve not caught us at our best, strangers. But you’re welcome to share with us what still remains. By the look of you, I’d guess you’re adventurers. You could find plenty of wrongs to right around here, if you’re of such a mind.“A long time ago, the ogres from those hills over there used to raid Elton pretty regular. But it’s been years since that happened. What came last night was . . . different. They looked like somekinda weird cross between ogres and giant bugs. They took supplies and valuables, like normal raiders, but they only carried off one person— Arithel. Our gift of the star. The boy’s been thelight of the village ever since he came. Don’t know what we’ll do now that he’s gone. He’s a good boy.” Meanwhile far on the other side of the village, Riejar can see further signs of the havoc wrecked by the invaders.  Most of the buildings have had some damage, but you do not see any dead - not villagers, nor invaders.  Goliath sniffs the ground near a particularly strange foot print and eyes the forest aways out of town.  Whether the invaders went that way or not is uncertain, but there are none of them here anymore.((I'm sorry if this sounds rude Agudo, but this game is currently full.  I am a little new at pbp DMing, but I believe that you can find games to join in the Talking the Talk Forums.))</blockquote>

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