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Message: <blockquote data-quote="YeOldeAlbatross" data-source="post: 3693686" data-attributes="member: 52884">With the moment of conflict passed, Hakkara and Jared turn back to the pitiful fox whose plaintive cries began the whole encounter. The animal has a distinctive appearance, with large ears and wispy patches of flame-colored fur around its paws. The jaws of the steel trap are strong, but with teamwork (Jared calming the animal, and Hakkara applying her muscle to the trap's jaws), the animal is soon free. Jared utters a prayer to Sarenrae, and the minor curative magic helps staunch the fox's bleeding. Although its blood loss has stopped, the fox still limps. It seems clear that the animal will need to be nursed back to help over a period of time to make a full recovery.Meanwhile, Cyryn, after making sure all the flames from Loricallior's breath attack are out, turns the hobgoblin over to search the body. Cyryn can't help but notice the gray-skinned hunter has a prodigious cleft palate, marking him as one truly ugly brute. A search turns up the hobgoblin's longsword and shortbow, as well as a suit of studded leather armor, and a light shield. All of the gear appears to have been well cared for.OOC: I leave it to you whether anyone wished to take the fox along and try to nurse it back to full health. Also, if anyone wishes to claim any of the hobgoblin's equipment, please say so. For any loot that remains unclaimed, I will assume that you wish to sell it when you return to the town. The standard rate for selling loot is 50 percent of PHB value, to be divided equally among the PCs. Let me know what else you want to do here, and when ready, I'll advance you onwards.</blockquote>

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