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<blockquote data-quote="FitzTheRuke" data-source="post: 7307540" data-attributes="member: 59816">The bugbear's head rolled across the ground. No one spoke for a moment. It was not an act of brutality but an act of necessity. Sentimentality in a case like this would be foolishness. The bodies were piled and burnt. Morwin and ORB1 circled above, moving further and further away to see if the smoke brought any attention. There were farmers about that had escaped the goblin raid, and they were keeping to themselves, only doing the necessary tasks of basic hard living and otherwise staying in doors in case of the raider's return.Finding no goblin activity, the familiars returned to their masters. By then Dandin had filled his wagon with the farm's remaining valuables. Much of the lighter fare had been taken when the goblins had captured the family and their staff, but the bugbears themselves had kept their own plunder, and the farm itself still held many items that were easy to sell at market. Dandin considered that it was possible that the family would one day return but it seemed unlikely. In fact, this was a legal grey area - he was not, in case of law, robbing the farm. He was taking already stolen property away from a raiding party - possibly even a conquering host, if matters became worse than they already were.If they managed to find and free the family in the future, he was sure they would be happy to have financed their own rescue.[ooc]Dandin (and any others grabbing things or searching the bodies) finds 35 gp in coins and trade items of various types and sizes and an estimated 250 gp worth of sellable goods, mostly brewer's supplies, rugs and wall-hangings.[/ooc]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="FitzTheRuke, post: 7307540, member: 59816"] The bugbear's head rolled across the ground. No one spoke for a moment. It was not an act of brutality but an act of necessity. Sentimentality in a case like this would be foolishness. The bodies were piled and burnt. Morwin and ORB1 circled above, moving further and further away to see if the smoke brought any attention. There were farmers about that had escaped the goblin raid, and they were keeping to themselves, only doing the necessary tasks of basic hard living and otherwise staying in doors in case of the raider's return. Finding no goblin activity, the familiars returned to their masters. By then Dandin had filled his wagon with the farm's remaining valuables. Much of the lighter fare had been taken when the goblins had captured the family and their staff, but the bugbears themselves had kept their own plunder, and the farm itself still held many items that were easy to sell at market. Dandin considered that it was possible that the family would one day return but it seemed unlikely. In fact, this was a legal grey area - he was not, in case of law, robbing the farm. He was taking already stolen property away from a raiding party - possibly even a conquering host, if matters became worse than they already were. If they managed to find and free the family in the future, he was sure they would be happy to have financed their own rescue. [ooc]Dandin (and any others grabbing things or searching the bodies) finds 35 gp in coins and trade items of various types and sizes and an estimated 250 gp worth of sellable goods, mostly brewer's supplies, rugs and wall-hangings.[/ooc] [/QUOTE]

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