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[IC] The Trouble at Durbenford

Jasper strides alongside Konstantine, upright, but still obviously woozy. "Any additional information that this druid might possess would surely only benefit us, No? Let's go then, what are a few more miles really?"
 

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"Thank you." Zagnak said to everyone. He looked for his gear to suit up at the behest of his companion.


OOC: what should I take off my character sheet?
 

Konstantine looks questioningly at the members of the group that haven't expressed an opinion and shrugs his shoulders. "Off to the druid, then. We don't have time to waste." The bard quickly gets his bearings and moves out.
[sblock=OOC]hero4hire, it looks to me like michael_noah calculated how much gold you had left over after buying starting equipment and applied all of it to raising you. So none of your equipment was sold. Konstantine returned everything else to you.[/sblock]
 

Tara looks to you as you leave and responds, "You owe me little, actually. Just what you've promised. I hope the rest of your work for the prince is more peaceful."

The party makes the quick walk from the poor quarter to the cliffs on the north edge of the city. There is perched a tower, precariously leaning as it overlooks the lack. The tower is unremarkable but for its lack of structural integrity.

As you initially approach and rap upon the door, you are met with silence but for the cooing of owls and pigeons on the top floor of the tower. Only after trying again does a voice come from inside, "Go away! I'm busy!"

[sblock=ooc]H4H, Dichotomy is correct about the money. As for the level loss, I'd suggest copying your character sheet and posting another copy in the rogue's gallery to edit, simply subtracting what was gained in your 8th level (1 BAB, saves, spells, HP, skills, etc.). That way we can simply revert to the 8th level version of Zagnak once you regain the level (hopefully soon!). The same applies for Jasper, of course.[/sblock]
 

"Goodsir," Konstantine calls up, "we seek Bevin Nightwind, if you are he. We seek counsel about Rynas' Tears. We are in need of haste, so we'll waste none of your time. Any information you could give may be of great import, and we would compensate, in the manner of your choosing, for it."
 


"I heard that, you scurvy rascal," says a middle-aged half-elf as he opens the door to the tower a crack. "We don't all need to go galavanting in the forest all day. What's this about the lake, then? Someone else want to dump tanner's remnants in it now?"
 

"Oh no, good master," Konstantine replies kindly. "We are actually attempting to journey up to Mount Rynas. We were hoping that you might be able to tell us more about the area and what precautions might be had."
[sblock=OOC]In all honesty, I don't expect to get too much more information from Bevin than what we'd already gained from Orin, but if there is anything to find, Konstantine will use the time to attempt to find it (especially if he happens to have anything to say about the folly of meleeing a giant :p ).[/sblock]
 

"I have enough on my hands keeping folk from killing every living thing in the lake and rivers and swamp and forest. Do you really think I have time for the mountains?"
[sblock=ooc]Bevin doesn't know much about that area... [/sblock]
 

"True enough. That being the case, I feel it is only right to forewarn you that our goal in the mountains is to subvert a fiendish, corrupting influence that seeks to gain a foothold in this land. Knowing the responsibilities you hold, I wish you to know of this, should we be... unsuccessful," Ruathen says, spreading his hands before him in a gesture of respect.
 

Into the Woods

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