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ShortQuests -- Pocket Sized Adventures! An all-new collection of digest-sized D&D adventures designed for 1-2 game sessions.

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Message: <blockquote data-quote="deadestdai" data-source="post: 1146268" data-attributes="member: 13678">Listening as each of the gathered folk accepted the man's offer Dylan was suddenly not so sure of the outcome should he now not go along. Being the only one left behind would mean that his memories could be erased, against his will. He couldn't fight his way out of the inn (He actually couldn't fight his way out of his bed in the morning let alone this inn.....) should he decide it feasible. And to flee from the city with the knowledge of this man's quest would only leave him with a price on his head. Death. A mind blank of his prescious memories. The terror of being hunted. These were not reasonable alternatives to going along to see this Oracle person.Dylan swallowed and drew in as much courage as he could, putting on a very brash performance so no-one could discern his true feelings of fear. Puffing out his chest and stepping up to Lord Felswarth with a show of cocky bravado It seems that your little band here, will need my aid! Infact it is obvious! Even against my own better judgement, I will accept your mission afterall, sir. My skills will be needed if this crazy mission has any chance at all to succeed. Point the way, I will return with your Oracle's reply and a fine tale too! You may keep your monies, for I have decided that accepting coin for such a small task would be wrong afterall. And with a cocky nod the bard steps back and hops onto his table, sits down with legs crossed and a cocksure smile upon his face.There - that should be enough to keep me from harm.</blockquote>

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