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Message: <blockquote data-quote="perrinmiller" data-source="post: 6272851" data-attributes="member: 88649">~ Day 14, 12:04 - Thornbury ~ <img src="http://i956.photobucket.com/albums/ae47/perrinmiller/Unlimited%20RPGs/CaptainDestrani.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " data-size="" style="" />Captain Destrani shook his head, "Nay, I have not the bloody funds for buying ears of bandits and monsters. I do not expect this small town to scrape together much gold for that sort of things either.""Yes, I am concerned about them troubling the trade road. And the farmstead up north appears to be in the general area they are roving. If they come down here, I will like need all of my men to repel them.""I have no idea where the logger is now. They were working out in the forest about a half of a day's walk to the northwest of here. They were not from Thornbury and probably packed up and left considering the trouble with gnolls as well."[sblock=Combat Information]Party Status:[code]Ru:        39/39 HP remaining; Damaris:   27/27 HP remaining; Thuvian:   27/27 HP remaining;    Nora:   13/13 HP remaining;Rhas:     55/55 HP remaining;Umthirn:   52/52 HP remaining;  Spells Cast: Abilities Used:  Ru: Ki Pool 0/3; Rngr Foc 0/1  Damaris: Bard Pef 0/12; Spells 1st 0/4, 2nd 0/2;  Thuvian: Dark 0/1; Blind Dark 0/7; Spells 1st 0/5, 2nd 0/4, 3rd 0/3  Umthirn: Stun Fist 0/5Conditions in effect: [/code][/sblock] [sblock=GM Note]Jkason; you all approached Thornbury from the west.Knowledge: Gnolls are a race of hulking, humanoids that resemble hyenas in more than mere appearance. They are capable hunters, but are far happier to scavenge or steal a kill than to go out and track down prey. This laziness impels them to acquire slaves of whatever type is available, whom they force to dig warrens, gather supplies and water, and even hunt for their gnoll masters.Creatures other than hyenas and other gnolls are either meat or slaves, depending upon the temperament of the tribe. Even a dead or fallen comrade is a fresh meal for a gnoll, who might honor a distinguished tribe member with a brief prayer, or thoroughly cook one that has died of a wasting disease, but otherwise view a dead gnoll as little different from any other creature. The more “civilized” gnolls do not eat their prisoners, but instead keep them as slaves, either to defend or improve their lair or to trade with other tribes or slaver bands.[/sblock]</blockquote>

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