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<blockquote data-quote="Blue_Genie" data-source="post: 1855905" data-attributes="member: 13477">The servant Delp leads you over to the metal spiral staircase and begins to descend.&nbsp; Unlike the upper floor, the walls here are made of blocks of rough-hewn dark-red stone.&nbsp; Oil lanters are placed strategically on your way down to provide enough light to see by, but which also cast long shadows behind you.After a descent of almost a minute you finally reach a 30 by 40 foot room, covered in heavy tapestries depicting scenes of hunting and battle.&nbsp; A set of four chairs lines one wall, and a large, iron door is the only exit.&nbsp; Two people, a man and a woman stand up as they see you approaching.&nbsp; Each is dressed in a martial style, wearing brightly polished studded black and red leather, and carrying a small dagger at their waist.&nbsp; On their left breast is sewn a small emblem of gold coins and a sailing ship on a field of blue.&nbsp; They smile to you, ignoring Delp, &quot;Good evening, ladies and gentlemen.&nbsp; Welcome to the Fights.&nbsp; What is your pleasure this evening?&quot;Before you have a chance to say anything, Delp speaks up for the first time.&nbsp; He has a somewhat raspy voice, and a thick Swampie accent, &quot;Dey's 'ere for a guezt 'oose already 'ere.&nbsp; Show 'em to the Bet'n'Bar, if ye would.&quot;&nbsp; The other man nods, and begins walking to the door.&nbsp; The woman gestures for you to follow him.Devyn:&nbsp; [SPOILER]As the rest of your group makes its way down the stairs, the man you have been watching quickly picks up his money, dumps it in a small belt pouch, and begins heading for the front door.[/SPOILER]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Blue_Genie, post: 1855905, member: 13477"] The servant Delp leads you over to the metal spiral staircase and begins to descend. Unlike the upper floor, the walls here are made of blocks of rough-hewn dark-red stone. Oil lanters are placed strategically on your way down to provide enough light to see by, but which also cast long shadows behind you. After a descent of almost a minute you finally reach a 30 by 40 foot room, covered in heavy tapestries depicting scenes of hunting and battle. A set of four chairs lines one wall, and a large, iron door is the only exit. Two people, a man and a woman stand up as they see you approaching. Each is dressed in a martial style, wearing brightly polished studded black and red leather, and carrying a small dagger at their waist. On their left breast is sewn a small emblem of gold coins and a sailing ship on a field of blue. They smile to you, ignoring Delp, "Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to the Fights. What is your pleasure this evening?" Before you have a chance to say anything, Delp speaks up for the first time. He has a somewhat raspy voice, and a thick Swampie accent, "Dey's 'ere for a guezt 'oose already 'ere. Show 'em to the Bet'n'Bar, if ye would." The other man nods, and begins walking to the door. The woman gestures for you to follow him. Devyn: [SPOILER]As the rest of your group makes its way down the stairs, the man you have been watching quickly picks up his money, dumps it in a small belt pouch, and begins heading for the front door.[/SPOILER] [/QUOTE]

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