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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Quickleaf" data-source="post: 6669942" data-attributes="member: 20323">[OOC]The Arawak canoe is fashioned from a burned out hull of a large tree, so its a bit larger than your rabaska, probably more for ~20 men than 10 men like the rabaska. The rabaska would probably be faster. The Arawak canoe, however, has a shallower draught that the rabaska making it better for shallow waters which are common in the Caribbean. It has about 10 full days of work into it - during which the inside of the tree was burned, scraped, and shaped - but it requires another 10 full days of crafting. In 5e there is no Craft check, you just need to spend the time and have the proficiency with the corresponding tools.[/OOC]Luca shares bits and pieces about the family, though it's clear there are some things he is ashamed of from the time when the Spaniards occupied New Providence Island because he grows circumspect at certain questions. He scrunches up his thick black brows the mention of the dreamcatcher, being unfamiliar with the word, "Dreamcatcher? Yes, my grandfather is piaiman. He does know things about healing dreams and nightmares. I once had dreams of a giant blue spider for ten days straight. Grandfather said it was the Angry Spider God, but that he was no match for grandfather's tea. Maybe he could help you. He's busy tending to a patient, but I'll go in and check when he's done." After a moment, the youth nods to Etienne's canoe. "You make your canoe? I've never seen one like that. Why's the nose and butt so high?"</blockquote>

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