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Message: <blockquote data-quote="The Rolling Man" data-source="post: 4655392" data-attributes="member: 24451">Tosh[SBlock=Ambrus]Tosh watches the clients arriving at the Gold Goblin for a while. This being the wharf district, most of them look like sailors and pirate crews perhaps wanting a bit of fun before leaving the shores. Tosh notices, for example, a group of large Ulfen men (i.e. Vikings) that might be part of a docked longship's crew. Another large part of the gamblers are filty looking dwarves, possibly workers from the gas forges. Other notable clients include a noble-looking and dark-haired woman with 2 menservants, a richly dressed gnome, 2 men that look like foreign merchants (one is a dark skinned Garundi and the other is an almond-eyed Tian), another woman with all sort of weird symbols on her dress and a dark haired man that has the look and dress of a wizard. He also notices another group, not for their apparent wealth, but for the oddity they represent. One of them is a wild looking half orc wearing leathers decorated with animal skulls, another is a wild-eyed dwarf with a necklace of dead squirrels and the last one appear to be another Ulfen but he certainly doesn't dresses like one ; he wears a simple black robe and carries no weapon.With some effort, the little kobold is able the squeeze into the small coal chute and finds the coal dump almost empty. It doesn't waste time in there and, after a quick verification, founds the pantry empty. From what it could gather with a quick peek, the kitchen is another matter. The staff is in a flurry of activity, some of them entering with empty platters and other leaving with full ones. It seem to the small dragon that while a lot of people have entered the gambling hall, there doesn't seem to be a lot of actual gambling happening just yet.[/sblock]</blockquote>

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