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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Knight Otu" data-source="post: 2042393" data-attributes="member: 192">(Not quite sure myself, but I'd put it at outer section 8, outer ring 10, inner section 12, inner ring 16, bullseye 20 - so you scored a bullseye)"Well, there isn't much more to the scene with the cleric. Damn, that's the wall again. Anyway, Kenatur, Ken, has a lot of debts, and the scimitar has been close to be sold a number of times. Officer Garum, shortly after ...he, it, whatever came to the city and became a city watch member, drew up some agreement between the city and Ken. Don't ask me how Garum gained such knowledge out there where he lived, but oh well.The agreement was - members of the city watch, the priesthood, and certain city officials can eat for free, and if satisfied, give out a stamp into that book. For each page filled this way, some of Ken's debts are waived. And many play the game of Taka, stealing his hopes whenever they eat. Some actually give out the stamps. Never the priests, though. Garum sometimes says "two stamps".When more than one person with a stamp is here, people tend to flock here just for the spectacle, seeing how many stamps Ken might get. They even bet on it. Oh, sorry, it's your turn."Janur hurries to remove the dart from the wall before Beamer throws his.</blockquote>