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Message: <blockquote data-quote="TallIan" data-source="post: 7165662" data-attributes="member: 6853819">Red Larch, Day 6 Evening  With the group reporting to their respective contacts in Red Larch, the replies are somewhat disappointing.  All are keen on the information, especially news on the Mirabar delegation, but don't seem overly concerned about the rise of strange cults in the region.  The replies you get are all polite ways of saying, "Yes, that's interesting but we need proof."  Only Errol gets a bit more, hearing that the Feathergale Society is more than just flying enthusiasts causes some concern, especially if they have any influence in Waterdeep.  The Tanlar's (the LA contact) promise to send the information on and have the Alliance in Waterdeep look into it.[/GM]You remember correctly, you haven't come across anyone yet.<a href="https://www.dropbox.com/s/4ujwjwi1t1jacgn/PC%20Red%20Larch.jpg?dl=0" target="_blank">Here</a> is a map of Red Larch, as you can see it is not that big and doesn't have many back streets.  It does, however, have a lot of travellers passing through so you find it easy enough to blend into the crowd.  You would have to be doing something out of the ordinary to attract the attention of someone simply "on the lookout".  If there is a spy they would have to be looking specifically for you or specifically at certain townsfolk and notice you interacting with them, there are simply too many non residents in town.If you choose to stay together, things will take slightly longer to achieve, but in all honesty I doubt that will affect anything in game, so if you like security in numbers go ahead.[/GM]</blockquote>

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