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<blockquote data-quote="Phoenix" data-source="post: 2579964" data-attributes="member: 16166">As the group continues their journey, the three companions gather to walk and talk closely.&nbsp; The others seem to know the general direction that they are supposed to head, so the lack of guidance for a few moments is not missed.Taran:[sblock]Appraise check (DC 15) +11 - FailureThe coin itself is thick and obviously more valuable than the common coin of Metropolis.&nbsp; On one side is the face of a man that you do not recognise, on the other is an image of the towering spires of Metropolis.&nbsp; There seems to be no readable markings that signifies the dating of this coin.[/sblock]Ba'aktar:[sblock]Fishing through his pockets, the half-orc feels his coin roll around in his pocket for a moment before falling into the palm of his hand, he hadn't lost it yet.&nbsp; As the three talked it was easy for him to identify that the coin that Taran held was the same as he had recovered from the temple of Urbanus.[/sblock]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Phoenix, post: 2579964, member: 16166"] As the group continues their journey, the three companions gather to walk and talk closely. The others seem to know the general direction that they are supposed to head, so the lack of guidance for a few moments is not missed. Taran: [sblock]Appraise check (DC 15) +11 - Failure The coin itself is thick and obviously more valuable than the common coin of Metropolis. On one side is the face of a man that you do not recognise, on the other is an image of the towering spires of Metropolis. There seems to be no readable markings that signifies the dating of this coin.[/sblock] Ba'aktar: [sblock]Fishing through his pockets, the half-orc feels his coin roll around in his pocket for a moment before falling into the palm of his hand, he hadn't lost it yet. As the three talked it was easy for him to identify that the coin that Taran held was the same as he had recovered from the temple of Urbanus.[/sblock] [/QUOTE]

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