Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="gargoyleking" data-source="post: 7798802" data-attributes="member: 6865745">Harb/Borde helped to carry the rafts as necessary, but was quite relieved to leave them at the earliest opportunity. As they came ro the village, he greeted their host warmly, almost naturally for him. He even complimented the larger catfolk on his glorious mane.Omce given an opportunity, he asked to see any sick and/or injured, especially if they weren't healing properly. He did his best to offer them some of his own healing while at the same time looking for any clues as to the nature of the curse. (If any are about to die, he sits with them until they pass and performs his usual ritual of writing their names on a slip of paper and placing it into their mouths upon death. If allowed, that is.)[Spoiler=Medicine Check]Every time I roll a medicine check in regards to this curse... yeesh!<a href="http://orokos.com/roll/753068" target="_blank">Medicine:</a>: 1d20+4 9[/Spoiler]Afterwards, he sits down to dinner and pulls out his mess kit, doing his best to cook some of the meat that is offered, and even a few of the fruits and/or vegetables for good measure. As this likely becomes a focus of attention, the monk takes some time to show the kit off and shows how to use it.&nbsp; While they are dining Ukee climbs onto harb's shoulder and the monk spends some time, between bites of his own food, to feed the winged monkey some of it's favorite foods.&nbsp; He doesn't even seem to notice the looks this draws, attributing it to the rarity of the animal outside of it's natural environment.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gargoyleking, post: 7798802, member: 6865745"] Harb/Borde helped to carry the rafts as necessary, but was quite relieved to leave them at the earliest opportunity. As they came ro the village, he greeted their host warmly, almost naturally for him. He even complimented the larger catfolk on his glorious mane. Omce given an opportunity, he asked to see any sick and/or injured, especially if they weren't healing properly. He did his best to offer them some of his own healing while at the same time looking for any clues as to the nature of the curse. (If any are about to die, he sits with them until they pass and performs his usual ritual of writing their names on a slip of paper and placing it into their mouths upon death. If allowed, that is.) [Spoiler=Medicine Check]Every time I roll a medicine check in regards to this curse... yeesh! [url=http://orokos.com/roll/753068]Medicine:[/url]: [u]1d20+4[/u] [b]9[/b][/Spoiler] Afterwards, he sits down to dinner and pulls out his mess kit, doing his best to cook some of the meat that is offered, and even a few of the fruits and/or vegetables for good measure. As this likely becomes a focus of attention, the monk takes some time to show the kit off and shows how to use it. While they are dining Ukee climbs onto harb's shoulder and the monk spends some time, between bites of his own food, to feed the winged monkey some of it's favorite foods. He doesn't even seem to notice the looks this draws, attributing it to the rarity of the animal outside of it's natural environment. [/QUOTE]

Verification