[IC] Stealthy Missions: Prologue


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The first (and part of the second) floor of the tavern is a large hall with hordes of tables cramped up and filling almost the whole floor. Large wooden stairs lead to a balcony that goes around the room. Another set of stairs continues to the third floor from there. There are some doors both upstairs and downstairs. There are lots of people seated in the hall, but there's still some room left for you. Bartender is a middle-aged man, who doesn's seem to pay you much attention, probably because of the crowd.

After you are seated and have received your drinks, you're free to take a closer look at the other customers. Most people look a bit shady like (some of) you, but there's also a large amount of "adventurers" enjoying their time. Couple of people seemingly representing higher social classes are seated in different sides of the room, most of them having a chat with somebody.

Rowenstin:

After walking a while, you find yourself in what is probably the trade area, judging from the better-built houses and the amount of people. When you continue walking towards the sea (where the nobles live), you hear a cry of pain from a shady alley nearby. "Help...", it says.



OOC: I've finally accuired a set of 3.5 books. Are you interested in converting to it? I would of course let you make some changes to your characters, if you find something new that you like or dislike. You don't need to own the 3.5 books, you can do fine with the 3.5 SRD.

Vote for it, I'll probably go with the majority.
 

When Byorn is done drinking his milk and his face got decorated with a milkmustache, he asks the others: "So... what's the plan?"
 

"We stake out Mourie's roost 'till we get an idea where his servants like to wet their whistle's. Then Jimmie an' I go to work. Meanwhile the rest of you investigate the house, circumspect like, and come up with a plan to combine with ours."
 


Xael said:
Rowenstin:

After walking a while, you find yourself in what is probably the trade area, judging from the better-built houses and the amount of people. When you continue walking towards the sea (where the nobles live), you hear a cry of pain from a shady alley nearby. "Help...", it says.

Rowenstin stops. And is about to continue. Finally, afters some steps, he comes back, gets the invisibility wand out of a pocket and waves it over him, dissapearing from sight. Then, walks silently forward...

[Xael, my computer crashed, and all the hard drive data is now unavailable. That includes Rowenstin´s sheet. could you send him back to this e-mail: cathloy2@yahoo.es ?]



OOC: I've finally accuired a set of 3.5 books. Are you interested in converting to it? I would of course let you make some changes to your characters, if you find something new that you like or dislike. You don't need to own the 3.5 books, you can do fine with the 3.5 SRD.

Vote for it, I'll probably go with the majority.

I´m for changing, but how do you plan to do the change?
 

Byorn is silent for a bit, as he thinks things over. "Hmm, I could keep an eye on the house without drawing attention for quite a while, checking who goes in and out. But that doesn't do us much good if we don't know what the guy we're after looks like in the first place. Could still be usefull in watching who goes in and out, though."
 

"Hang out for bit, check the routine. The more socially inclined of us to see what they can dig up. Find out if he's holding any parties so some of us can get in and scope the place, or if he's going to any so we can do the job when he's out. If we can draw off some of his servents and guards so much the better. He got any other estates we know of?"
 

As Rowenstin goes to check the alley, he sees a man lying farther away in the alley, in the shadows cast by the buildings. The man seems to be holding his side and mumbling silent cries of pain and help.

The alley is half-full of old barrels and other thrash.



OOC: I'm not sure what you mean with the "how do you plan to do the change". If we convert, you could still keep the items you've bought under 3.0 rules, but their functions change accordingly. You could change a level or two of your classes, if you find that the classes have changed that much (nothing drastic though).
 

[That was what I wanted to know. I´m for the change, I like the new version better]

Rowenstin, still invisible, tries to move as silently as he can. The one that wounded this man could still be here. Then he has an idea: cast a Minor Image, making four city guards come into the alley making a lot of noise. Rowenstin moves next to the image of one of the guards and says "I think I heard something over there" like if the guard were the one speaking.
 

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