The Four Lands - Dark is Rising

[J. Alexander]

the evening

Lou.
The first bank, the one the party visited offers you the same terms and conditions. The second bank, a branch of Maxon's Financial, is a much more rigid and formal instusiton and you are offered terms that are less than the ones offered by the firrst. They require a 5000 silver deposit for 3 years before they will even begin to discount.


The party assembles outside only to notice that several figures appear to be watching them in a surreptious manner.

 

[Scott DeWar]

"great, looks like we made a marvelous impression."

 

[Leif]

Stexird Kranhauser, Dwarf Ranger

Stex has followed Anessen obediently. Once outside, he takes notice of the surreptitious fellows eyeing them. "Friends of yours, Anessen? They seem to be taking an unhealthy notice of our movements. Well, unhealthy for them at least."

 

[Neurotic]

"You may yet slake your thirst for violence, friend dwarf."

 

[ghostcat]

"So do we lure them into a dark alley and ambush them or take the more direct approach and ask them what they want?" says Espejo.

 

[Leif]

Stexird Kranhauser, Dwarf Ranger

"I will not approach them directly, because I have no concern with them. If they have a problem with us, then I say it is they who should make the approach."

 

[Scott DeWar]

"we make it look like we are ignoring them, and let them catch up with us?"

 

[J. Alexander]

Spot roll please everyone

Spot roll 01-15 [sblock]you seen nothing you know nothing[/sblock]

Spot roll 16-17 [sblock]something about these guys set your nerves to tingling[/sblock]

Spot roll 18-19[sblock]you swear one of them just shifted yet he is still there where you can see him[/sblock]

Spot roll 20-21[sblock]you see a redish gold soft light you would swear is coming from them[/sblock]

Spot roll 22+ [sblock]you see one man pointing something at the party then putting it away and making a few notes[/sblock]

 

[Scott DeWar]

Okigawa's perception check.

 

[Neurotic]

Perception (1d20+9=11)

It seems the training at the temple didn't include watching your back