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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Snipehunt" data-source="post: 1125011" data-attributes="member: 13142">In the Upstart RavenThe jowly man reluctantly stands aside as Horatio and Osric push open the door.  Just before the door slams shut behind them, Baldor rushes over and pushes it open and walks in after.The three are hit with a blast of noise and warmth, espcially welcome after the damp cold and darkness of the night outside. Inside, the room is well lit, and a cheery fire burns in a stone fireplace set in the middle of the room. A dozen or so patrons sit at the four tables, or at the long bar that runs the back of the main room. At one table, three men and and women in their mid-twenties are singing an old folk song of a young woman who swam to sea searching for her lost Jeremy.The man who opened the door quickly returns to the bar, where he watches the three suspiciously. He was much fatter in his youth, evidenced by long jowls hanging down both sides of his mouth, and flaps of loose skin on his arms. A middle-aged woman is carrying a tray filled with dirty clay mugs and wooden plates.  Some of the patrons call out to "Duggan" for more ale, marking this old man as the person Sheriff Monat had spoken too earlier. When the three enter, a hush falls over the room. He can hear whispered questions ("Who be these? Ever seen the likes of the 'ittle one one? T'ain't fair season, why they be comin' now?") from the patrons.OOC - All three make a spot check.  I'm ruling that Baldor went to the bar at the last initiative action, and putting him equal to Horatio and Osric.  He says his piece to Karthak before he walks to the bar.  These three PC's are now on a different track than the four outside - no more posts for them please until the outside is resolved, unless they want to join the action there.</blockquote>

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