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<blockquote data-quote="mips42" data-source="post: 6774708" data-attributes="member: 6746242">[sblock=Castagyr]&nbsp;Outside, the older man waits, pacing. He introduces himself Sildar and mentions he came in with the group taht you sat with at breakfast. As you begin to talk to him about Harbins actions, 'I don't know what it is but there's something wrong. Maybe it's just fear that's got him so placid or maybe it's more. I don't know, but it's high time these criminals are shown that they can't just do whatever they want around here. I'm determined to get law and justice back into Phandalin and, if you and the others will help me I'll make sure you get well rewarded'&nbsp;[/sblock][sblock=Leonan]&nbsp;The proprietor of the Lionshield is a middle-aged woman who introduces herself as Linene Graywind. Looking over the dagger, she states that it is of fair quality and will hold an edge well. She mentions that a recent shipment of goods is missing and presumes it was waylaid en route from Yartar and offers a small reward if it could be recovered.&nbsp;As for ore, she has no real need nor information on it's pricing but knows that there is precious little coming out of the hills and states that the Miners Exchange would be a better place for such questions.&nbsp;At the mention of Arms and Armor she states that she keeps a small cache in her back room in case it is needed but steadfastly refuses to sell to anyone she doesn't know and trust.&nbsp;At the mention of everyday troubles, her face turns dark. She, too, talks of troubles with the Redbrands, calling them 'a bunch of no-account thieves, no better than goblins' and adamantly advises staying away from Stone Giant Inn, which is where the Redbrands tend to congregate.&nbsp;As for Orcs or other local issues, she knows very little.[/sblock]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mips42, post: 6774708, member: 6746242"] [sblock=Castagyr] Outside, the older man waits, pacing. He introduces himself Sildar and mentions he came in with the group taht you sat with at breakfast. As you begin to talk to him about Harbins actions, 'I don't know what it is but there's something wrong. Maybe it's just fear that's got him so placid or maybe it's more. I don't know, but it's high time these criminals are shown that they can't just do whatever they want around here. I'm determined to get law and justice back into Phandalin and, if you and the others will help me I'll make sure you get well rewarded' [/sblock] [sblock=Leonan] The proprietor of the Lionshield is a middle-aged woman who introduces herself as Linene Graywind. Looking over the dagger, she states that it is of fair quality and will hold an edge well. She mentions that a recent shipment of goods is missing and presumes it was waylaid en route from Yartar and offers a small reward if it could be recovered. As for ore, she has no real need nor information on it's pricing but knows that there is precious little coming out of the hills and states that the Miners Exchange would be a better place for such questions. At the mention of Arms and Armor she states that she keeps a small cache in her back room in case it is needed but steadfastly refuses to sell to anyone she doesn't know and trust. At the mention of everyday troubles, her face turns dark. She, too, talks of troubles with the Redbrands, calling them 'a bunch of no-account thieves, no better than goblins' and adamantly advises staying away from Stone Giant Inn, which is where the Redbrands tend to congregate. As for Orcs or other local issues, she knows very little. [/sblock] [/QUOTE]

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