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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dirigible" data-source="post: 1102267" data-attributes="member: 12631">Daenil (Male Erenlander commoner 1 / warrior 1, 17 years old): Boy, what a shmuck. I was originally going to use a basic 2nd level warrior as the gate guard, but for variety I decided to roll his stats.Wisdom. Triple One. That's a three, for those playing at home.So suddenly, Daenil becomes more interesting. He has his head so far up in the clouds he can see the hole where the Gods used to be, couldn't spot an Oruk door-to-door salesmen in a pink trenchcoat (hence didn't even come close to seeing the stealthy Coel), and has a tendency to think he's in the land of faery tales. As a matter of fact, he was day dreaming about orcs when Coel disturbed him, hence his reaction.Gornrig (Male Erenlander warrior 3, 24 years old) : Sergeant of the refugee camp guards. Mean, ornerny, viscious, now hobbling  <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f600.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":D" title="Big grin    :D"  data-smilie="8"data-shortname=":D" /> Sadly, he will never play Tarzan again.Guards (Assorted human warrior 2) : Meh, nothing relevant about these mooks.Commander Banedren (Male Erenlander warrior 2, fighter 6, 40 years old) : Banedren is second generation refugee. His father was a ranking soldier in the armies of an Erenlander traitor prince, who grew tired of the relentless brutality of life under the Shadow. His heart captivated by elven beauty, he fled with his wife and a group of soldiers loyal to him and commoners seeking asylum from the Shadow. Banedren is an expert tactitian and veteran campaigner, and has thus far served well in keeping the orcs encamped near Althorin from penetrating into Erethor and the heartlands of the elves.General Ilasus (Female Caransil fighter 10, hermetic channeler 1, warmaster 1, age 180) : I haven't entirely figured out what I want to do with this character yet; I figure I'll keep her all enigmatic-like.Oh, the creature on her pipe is, of course, a beholder. I included it as a little foreshadowing if I use Judd Hariis' idea of a beholder acting as a living repository for the Lore of Highwall.</blockquote>

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