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<blockquote data-quote="Isida Kep'Tukari" data-source="post: 1566246" data-attributes="member: 4441">*The halflings at the Savory Platter are quite happy to have Ashlie and Azure again.&nbsp; The innkeeper beams at the radiance genasi's comments.*&quot;I'm glad you enjoyed us m'lady!&nbsp; Tell people about us in your travels, if you wouldn't mind, we could always use the business!&quot;*Ashlie, you hear from the halflings that the bandits are more robbers that raiders, that is they are simply after the goods rather than blood.&nbsp; Usually they just force everyone off of their horses and wagons and drive off with them.&nbsp; However, they have wounded guards before when people didn't agree to their demands quickly enough.**Back at the campsite, Father Parab listens to Ashlie's warnings and questions with great care.*&quot;He will be missed, but he is a good young man.&nbsp; He was called by duty, and duty must be honored above all.&nbsp; &quot;I do appreciate you finding out about the roads.&nbsp; We do have a couple people that know the trade of the cartwright, and we do have repair supplies, but such things are not quick to effect.&nbsp; We will be in your care if the wagons become disabled.&nbsp; But we would rather go slow and spare the wagons and horses, as I'm sure you are all a match for a band of ruffians.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Isida Kep'Tukari, post: 1566246, member: 4441"] *The halflings at the Savory Platter are quite happy to have Ashlie and Azure again. The innkeeper beams at the radiance genasi's comments.* "I'm glad you enjoyed us m'lady! Tell people about us in your travels, if you wouldn't mind, we could always use the business!" *Ashlie, you hear from the halflings that the bandits are more robbers that raiders, that is they are simply after the goods rather than blood. Usually they just force everyone off of their horses and wagons and drive off with them. However, they have wounded guards before when people didn't agree to their demands quickly enough.* *Back at the campsite, Father Parab listens to Ashlie's warnings and questions with great care.* "He will be missed, but he is a good young man. He was called by duty, and duty must be honored above all. "I do appreciate you finding out about the roads. We do have a couple people that know the trade of the cartwright, and we do have repair supplies, but such things are not quick to effect. We will be in your care if the wagons become disabled. But we would rather go slow and spare the wagons and horses, as I'm sure you are all a match for a band of ruffians." [/QUOTE]

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