Once Upon a Rheim (Erekose13 Judging)

[Fenris]

Kali rides up so Oirhandir can heal her, her bow still in hand and ready, once healed, to exact some vengence.

 

[Bront]

OOC: You're already by him, you get to go before he does on the healing thing.

 

[Fenris]

OOC: Yeah, I was trying to intimate that I was delaying until he went then firing. Sorry for the confusion.

 

[El Jefe]

OoC: Er, go ahead and shoot. Oirhandir can only heal one person per turn, and this ain't your turn. Besides, you don't need to spend any actions to be healed, just to do the healing, so as long as you're near him when he acts (next turn), we can take care of it.

 

[Fenris]

Kali fies at the archer from the cover of Oirhandir

 

[Bront]

Back in Rheim...
General public opinion of Garza is that he's pretty accepting of all slaves, and always on the look out for a great deal. He's known to be pretty shrewd, but will occasionaly become fascinated with a particular subject. He's also known to have a fairly steady rotation inside his own personal slave harem, though rumors of it's size seem to vary widely.

 

[Corwyn]

[sblock=ooc]So, if I got it straight Garza is a normal slaver by al accounts. Public opinion is neutral in regards to him. No special fascination with elven maidens, although he could have one as he is known to sometimes obsess on a subject. An no overt hate/conflict with lord Valdor? Did I get it straight?[/sblock]

 

[Bront]

Nodis, Aiken -
With some loose tongues and a small amount of gold (5), you manage to find out that Garza is indeed a slave trader, trading in all kinds of slaves, including the less savory slaves used in the "private entertainment" business, which is generaly frowned upon yet often overlooked. As are many in such businesses, he's thought to have many underground connections. He operates his business from a large building at the southern end of Rheim, where he offers slaves for rent or sale, as well as running the occasional auction. Some of his slaves are rumored to have previously been business rivals, or those who caused trouble with Garza, but that would be illegal, so most dismiss it at rumor, though a few you speak too are more suspicous.

Back in Rheim...
General public opinion of Garza is that he's pretty accepting of all slaves, and always on the look out for a great deal. He's known to be pretty shrewd, but will occasionaly become fascinated with a particular subject. He's also known to have a fairly steady rotation inside his own personal slave harem, though rumors of it's size seem to vary widely.

[sblock=ooc]So, if I got it straight Garza is a normal slaver by al accounts. Public opinion is neutral in regards to him. No special fascination with elven maidens, although he could have one as he is known to sometimes obsess on a subject. An no overt hate/conflict with lord Valdor? Did I get it straight?[/sblock]

OOC: I'm going to let you read that again, and perhaps I need to note a few things. (But as of this moment, no special hate for Valdor that you can tell (his name hasn't even come up), and no elf thing.)

In general, slaves in Rheim are delt with fairly, honestly, and it can even be considered an honorable profession to he a slaver. Slaves are meticiously tracked with paperwork to ensure their slavery is just, and not improper. Many slave contracts involve ways to buy out of slavery, or are for a period of time, and some even prohibit the sale of a slave to another party. Some are enslaved as a punishment, some due to debt, some have sold themselves of otherwise been put in slavery. Any noted exceptions to this would be, well, notable for the most part.

 

[buzzard]

Lupic will try his usual on the one near him again.

buzzard

 

[Someone]

Back in Rheim...
General public opinion of Garza is that he's pretty accepting of all slaves, and always on the look out for a great deal. He's known to be pretty shrewd, but will occasionaly become fascinated with a particular subject. He's also known to have a fairly steady rotation inside his own personal slave harem, though rumors of it's size seem to vary widely.

Nodis sits with Aiken commenting on what they found out. "Nothing specific, but also nothing that contradicts what we suspected. If fact confirms what we thought. Sort of."

"What we won't find on the street is that he hires strike teams to sabotage rival's caravans. We should do something to force him to act. Maybe we could do the classical trap of the fake caravan, with ourselves inside, or maybe convince Valdor to spread the rumor that he's selling the elves to us, since he's having money problems."