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<blockquote data-quote="Verbatim" data-source="post: 1255843" data-attributes="member: 15549">DunatharLooking up at the ever-smiling dwarf, Dunathar nodded his head and returned his gaze back to the gear before him.~Now this is more like it...first pick of the spoils...~Deciding to trust his luck with his training, Dunathar pulled off the chain mesh shirt and tried the leather jerkin. The smell left something to be desired, but the fit wasn't too bad.[~Not bad...not bad at all...~]Looking over towards the halfling priest, Dunathar saw that he was once again talking to a stranger. Wondering how many other &quot;guards&quot; they would gain before the trip was completed, he grabbed the chain shirt and walked over towards him.&quot;You may need this before it is all said and done. I'm not much on faith, but I'm thinking even priests aren't in too big of a hurry to meet their maker. It may be a little big, but any smith worth his beard can fix it up for you easily.&quot;Walking away before he changed his mind, Dunathar approached Sturdy and nodded his head in greetings.&quot;I've got awhile before my watch, and I'm thinking a mug of ale and some stew would help me pass the time.&quot;Not one for small talk, Dunathar hoped Sturdy would remember he had asked to talk to him.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Verbatim, post: 1255843, member: 15549"] [b]Dunathar[/b] Looking up at the ever-smiling dwarf, Dunathar nodded his head and returned his gaze back to the gear before him. [i]~Now this is more like it...first pick of the spoils...~[/i] Deciding to trust his luck with his training, Dunathar pulled off the chain mesh shirt and tried the leather jerkin. The smell left something to be desired, but the fit wasn't too bad. [~Not bad...not bad at all...~] Looking over towards the halfling priest, Dunathar saw that he was once again talking to a stranger. Wondering how many other "guards" they would gain before the trip was completed, he grabbed the chain shirt and walked over towards him. "You may need this before it is all said and done. I'm not much on faith, but I'm thinking even priests aren't in too big of a hurry to meet their maker. It may be a little big, but any smith worth his beard can fix it up for you easily." Walking away before he changed his mind, Dunathar approached Sturdy and nodded his head in greetings. "I've got awhile before my watch, and I'm thinking a mug of ale and some stew would help me pass the time." Not one for small talk, Dunathar hoped Sturdy would remember he had asked to talk to him. [/QUOTE]

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