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<blockquote data-quote="FitzTheRuke" data-source="post: 7396322" data-attributes="member: 59816">Much of Dandin's wares consisted of dwarven-crafted weapons taken from the Orcs. Dandin quickly learned that the Elves loved to hunt the Orcs, and so held many similar trophies. Still, a few elves were convinced that they couldn't have too many orcish trophies, and they bought some items using valuable gems and gold earrings as currency.Making conversation with his patrons, Dandin learned that the Orcs were of the Clotskull clan, and they lived in the mountains, often raiding the few dwarves that remained in the mountains. The dwarves of the Ironeater clan had once lived under the mountain, and their king had ordered it abandoned some two-hundred years ago. The Ironeaters had moved to Daggerford and were among the best merchants, masons, and smiths of the city.According to the elves, some had returned to the mountain, but they hadn't been seen in a number of decades. The orcs, on the other hand, had infested the mountains for years upon end, and the elves liked to 'thin them out'.As the party had done some of their work for them, a handful of elves were keen to return the favour, and offered to join the expedition to Julkoun to see what these goblins were up to.[ooc]Dandin lightens the load by 30 pounds and makes 50 gp in gems, earrings, and a few coins. A handful of elves is four elves, though Averiel will probably come too, making it five.[/ooc]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="FitzTheRuke, post: 7396322, member: 59816"] Much of Dandin's wares consisted of dwarven-crafted weapons taken from the Orcs. Dandin quickly learned that the Elves loved to hunt the Orcs, and so held many similar trophies. Still, a few elves were convinced that they couldn't have too many orcish trophies, and they bought some items using valuable gems and gold earrings as currency. Making conversation with his patrons, Dandin learned that the Orcs were of the Clotskull clan, and they lived in the mountains, often raiding the few dwarves that remained in the mountains. The dwarves of the Ironeater clan had once lived under the mountain, and their king had ordered it abandoned some two-hundred years ago. The Ironeaters had moved to Daggerford and were among the best merchants, masons, and smiths of the city. According to the elves, some had returned to the mountain, but they hadn't been seen in a number of decades. The orcs, on the other hand, had infested the mountains for years upon end, and the elves liked to 'thin them out'. As the party had done some of their work for them, a handful of elves were keen to return the favour, and offered to join the expedition to Julkoun to see what these goblins were up to. [ooc]Dandin lightens the load by 30 pounds and makes 50 gp in gems, earrings, and a few coins. A handful of elves is four elves, though Averiel will probably come too, making it five.[/ooc] [/QUOTE]

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