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<blockquote data-quote="Starman" data-source="post: 2926884" data-attributes="member: 7663">Placid Brokenfang-Somewhere on the Parthian SeaThe drowned man is dumped unceremoniously in Placid's cabin. Two of the other three passengers in the room wake up and stare at the man and Placid before going back to sleep. Placid casts his spell on the man and some of his wounds seal up. The man does not wake, though. As he examines him, something on the man's hand catches his eye. On the man's chest is a beautiful, intricate tattoo. Placid pulls the man's tattered shirt aside to get a better look. It is a set of scales, an eye on one side, an hourglass on the other. Nor does he wake over the next few days. Despite the lizardman's care, the drowned man does not seem to get any better. In fact he slowly fades and Placid gets the feeling that the man does not wish to live any longer. Four days later, he is dead. Captain Aswan, not wanting to keep the man aboard, dumps him overboard. None of the crewmembers, including the Captain, remembers hearing the drowned man saying anything when pulled out of the water. They look at you strangely when the topic comes up. A week later you pull into port in Ebernath. You ask around and it isn't long before you find out that your companions are staying at a place called the Giant's Tankard.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Starman, post: 2926884, member: 7663"] [b]Placid Brokenfang-Somewhere on the Parthian Sea[/b] The drowned man is dumped unceremoniously in Placid's cabin. Two of the other three passengers in the room wake up and stare at the man and Placid before going back to sleep. Placid casts his spell on the man and some of his wounds seal up. The man does not wake, though. As he examines him, something on the man's hand catches his eye. On the man's chest is a beautiful, intricate tattoo. Placid pulls the man's tattered shirt aside to get a better look. It is a set of scales, an eye on one side, an hourglass on the other. Nor does he wake over the next few days. Despite the lizardman's care, the drowned man does not seem to get any better. In fact he slowly fades and Placid gets the feeling that the man does not wish to live any longer. Four days later, he is dead. Captain Aswan, not wanting to keep the man aboard, dumps him overboard. None of the crewmembers, including the Captain, remembers hearing the drowned man saying anything when pulled out of the water. They look at you strangely when the topic comes up. A week later you pull into port in Ebernath. You ask around and it isn't long before you find out that your companions are staying at a place called the Giant's Tankard. [/QUOTE]

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