Endur
First Post
The Goblinoids are laughing at Django.
The betting staff announces that the odds on the drow vs. dwarf fight, if it happens, will be 3 to 1, with the drow favored. Several hobgoblins are already standing in line to bet on the drow.
The dwarves and the duergar are muttering amongst themselves in dwarven.
Django thinks for a moment and responds to Dariel's taunt. "I offered gems and gold when I tried to purchase Kassawar's freedom, and I was turned down. To wager against Kassawar's freedom, I offer my own freedom."
Lady Yyssiriryl responds to Matron Ki'Willis's question,
"Never underestimate the value of amusement. Or revenge.
"Kassawar was the chief negotiator for Blindenstone in Mantol Derith for over a century. We waged economic warfare on a daily basis. I take more pleasure from tormenting him than any other being I have ever tortured.
"As for why the dwarves want him, I can not imagine it has anything to do with value. I doubt that Kassawar knows anything worth the price they have offered. More likely it is that honor concept they are always prattling about. Blindenstone came to the aid of the Dwarves of Mithril Hall when we attacked Mithril Hall. Perhaps now Mithril Hall seeks to return the favor, to the last living son of Blindenstone. All the other residents of Blindenstone have been properly sacrificed to the Spider Queen."
The betting staff announces that the odds on the drow vs. dwarf fight, if it happens, will be 3 to 1, with the drow favored. Several hobgoblins are already standing in line to bet on the drow.
The dwarves and the duergar are muttering amongst themselves in dwarven.
Django thinks for a moment and responds to Dariel's taunt. "I offered gems and gold when I tried to purchase Kassawar's freedom, and I was turned down. To wager against Kassawar's freedom, I offer my own freedom."
Lady Yyssiriryl responds to Matron Ki'Willis's question,
"Never underestimate the value of amusement. Or revenge.
"Kassawar was the chief negotiator for Blindenstone in Mantol Derith for over a century. We waged economic warfare on a daily basis. I take more pleasure from tormenting him than any other being I have ever tortured.
"As for why the dwarves want him, I can not imagine it has anything to do with value. I doubt that Kassawar knows anything worth the price they have offered. More likely it is that honor concept they are always prattling about. Blindenstone came to the aid of the Dwarves of Mithril Hall when we attacked Mithril Hall. Perhaps now Mithril Hall seeks to return the favor, to the last living son of Blindenstone. All the other residents of Blindenstone have been properly sacrificed to the Spider Queen."