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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Quickleaf" data-source="post: 9189898" data-attributes="member: 20323">GM POSTCorse whispers that she's holding back, as the halfling Perilou who you recently rescued is mortally terrified of going back into the caves she just escaped and bringing her in might cause a commotion. Thus, Corse holds back with Perilou.Crossing the icy chasm, you creep through a sidewinding tunnel strewn with bones of a recent kill – so recent some still have flesh clinging to them. Among the bones are torn bits of hide armor, a greataxe, and the skulls of three mountain goats. Crude niches in the walls hold the frozen heads of decapitated humanoids...two dwarfs...a human......and a blood-stained niche with the head of the goliath Mokingo Growling bear, one of the three adventurers who you are looking for.At the end of the tunnel is a slippery ice covered slope that drops about 10 feet down into the main lair of the yetis. You can hear the mother yeti making an agitated chuf-chuffing sound. There is also a sound of debris being thrown about. You catch glimpses of her feet shuffling around, but due to the limitations of elevation and ceiling height you don't have a clear line of sight to the yetis from your position.[GM][USER=6669245]@Necropolitan[/USER]Yeti claws and teeth might be sold for about 1 gp each, though buyers who'd be most interested include Reghed barbarians who might not deal in gold at all (i.e. barter). However, yeti fur is prized universally by those living in Icewind Dale for its extraordinary ability to keep its wearer warm. A full grown yeti pelt can fetch up to 150 gold pieces on the open market, though that would be a pelt in perfect condition (hard to manage!); a heavily damaged pelt such as the horned male yeti you slew would probably go for half that (75 gp).[/GM]</blockquote>

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