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<blockquote data-quote="ccs" data-source="post: 7481426" data-attributes="member: 6803664">Elkhorn had barely gotten the chance to introduce himself to the Halfling, let alone examine whatever new curios Lady Deverin had added to her collection, when in quick succession Arthur dropped off a rough looking 1/2orc &amp; then an extremely nervous elf.So a pair of warriors, a druid, &amp; a (wizard)?&nbsp; &nbsp; He hadn't even gotten the elfs name yet when Lady Deverin entered and exchanged pleasantries with everyone before relocating them all to the dining room.Listening to Lady Deverin, Elkhorn sizes up the others.&nbsp; The 1/2ling seems nearly ready to combust (fortunately the arrival of the food seemed to calm him), the elf on the verge of being sick (Bet it's his first time out of the library).&nbsp; The 1/2orc?&nbsp; Eager?As for himself?&nbsp; The dwarven attitude concerning goblins and such is as old as the mountains themselves.&nbsp; So Elkhorn is calm &amp; perfectly fine with the thought of going into a goblin warren, exterminating them (and their hobgoblin) &amp; recovering Lady Deverins relic.&nbsp;&nbsp; As a side thought Elkhorn reflects that if Magnamar were a Dwarf hold there wouldn't be a goblin warren in their sewers - but humans tend to be sloppy....When Lady Deverin comments that the goblin captive declined to accompany the group back into the sewers, Elkhorns response is:&quot;GOOD.&nbsp; 'Cause dwarves don't adventure with vermin.&quot;&nbsp; At that point the discussion pauses as the food is served.&nbsp; After the meal Elkhorn brings up a few points of importance.1) &quot;Division of spoils.&nbsp; I suggest we split it evenly.&quot;2)&nbsp; &quot;What's your relic look like?&quot;3) &quot;Does your relic do anything?&nbsp; I'd rather know now before we find out the hard way/unexpectedly.&quot; 4) &quot;Is the usual arrangement of contacting/compensating our next of kin/clan in place if needs be?&quot; 5) &quot;When do you want us to begin&quot; </blockquote>

[QUOTE="ccs, post: 7481426, member: 6803664"] Elkhorn had barely gotten the chance to introduce himself to the Halfling, let alone examine whatever new curios Lady Deverin had added to her collection, when in quick succession Arthur dropped off a rough looking 1/2orc & then an extremely nervous elf. So a pair of warriors, a druid, & a (wizard)? He hadn't even gotten the elfs name yet when Lady Deverin entered and exchanged pleasantries with everyone before relocating them all to the dining room. Listening to Lady Deverin, Elkhorn sizes up the others. The 1/2ling seems nearly ready to combust (fortunately the arrival of the food seemed to calm him), the elf on the verge of being sick ([COLOR="#8B4513"]Bet it's his first time out of the library[/COLOR]). The 1/2orc? Eager? As for himself? The dwarven attitude concerning goblins and such is as old as the mountains themselves. So Elkhorn is calm & perfectly fine with the thought of going into a goblin warren, exterminating them (and their hobgoblin) & recovering Lady Deverins relic. As a side thought Elkhorn reflects that if Magnamar were a Dwarf hold there wouldn't [I]be[/I] a goblin warren in their sewers - but humans tend to be sloppy.... When Lady Deverin comments that the goblin captive declined to accompany the group back into the sewers, Elkhorns response is: [COLOR="#8B4513"]"GOOD. 'Cause dwarves don't adventure with vermin."[/COLOR] At that point the discussion pauses as the food is served. After the meal Elkhorn brings up a few points of importance. [COLOR="#8B4513"]1) "Division of spoils. I suggest we split it evenly." 2) "What's your relic look like?" 3) "Does your relic [I]do[/I] anything? I'd rather know now before we find out the hard way/unexpectedly." 4) "Is the usual arrangement of contacting/compensating our next of kin/clan in place if needs be?" 5) "When do you want us to begin" [/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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