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<blockquote data-quote="Tellerian Hawke" data-source="post: 7573905" data-attributes="member: 6790669"><p><strong>The Welcoming Committee</strong></p><p></p><p>[gm]</p><p>This thread has been idle long enough to allow for any voices of dissent. Hearing none, I am advancing the story.</p><p>[/gm]</p><p></p><p>The <strong>entire party</strong> follows Sylvar, as he begins casually walking down into the encampment. Directly behind him, are Thallok, then Kleborn, then Dewydd, followed by Duncan and Co. Everyone else is trailing behind the twins.</p><p></p><p>From the hilltop where you were, there was no visible sign that your presence was detected. As you get nearer and nearer, the camp's activity changes very little. At last, as you are within about 150 ft. of the camp's outer boundary, you finally notice a large Half-Orc, followed by 4 men, all on horseback, casually trotting up to meet you. They are armed with swords, knives, spears, and bows. (Swords and bows on their person, knives and spears in saddle quivers, hanging on the right flanks of their horses.) Their weaponry is sheathed. They show no signs of alarm.</p><p></p><p>They stop about 50 t. from the party, the Half-Orc's horse in front. The big warrior raises his hand in greeting, and when the party is within 20 feet or so, he speaks in a broken form of Common, mixed with Hobgoblin... or is it Orcish? Or is it both?</p><p></p><p><strong>Lead Horseman</strong><span style="color: red"> "<strong>Hold. We</strong> hghdjt... jghyt fi guok <strong>greetings. Are</strong> thkip son nbgjhfr?"</span></p><p></p><p>Despite Sylvar's position at the front of the pack, he seems to be addressing Thallok.</p><p></p><p>[gm]</p><p>Thallok, you recognize more words than indicated above, but not by much. There are definitely words of Common and Orcish in his speech. But the other words are unknown to you.</p><p>[/gm]</p><p></p><p>Thallok, scratches his head, and says, in Orcish:</p><p></p><p>[spoiler=If you speak Orcish]</p><p><span style="color: purple">"Greetings, I am Thallok. A warrior, as you are. I recognize some Orcish in what you say, but many of your words are strange to me. Do you speak the true tongue, in its unaltered form?"</span></p><p>[/spoiler]</p><p></p><p><strong>The Big Horseman laughs,</strong></p><p>[spoiler=If you speak Orcish]</p><p><span style="color: red">"Yes, I speak the true tongue of our fathers. You must be new to this region. The language spoken by the Ulli Tribesmen is a mixture of many languages, including our beloved tongue. But like any true Orc, I have not forgotten my heritage. This is obviously your entourage; I see that you have an Elven mule marching before you, no doubt because of his non-threatening demeanor. With a skinny runt like him in front, no one would fear that you meant to attack. You must be rich and powerful; few warriors can afford an Elf for their mule. Most of the Ulli have only Kobolds and Goblins for lackeys. And I myself, am poor and simple, I have no mule at all. I am Jaahn, of the Red Hills, of Tribe Skullsplitter. From what tribe do you hail, mighty Thallok? Have you come for trade, or merely hospitality?"</span></p><p>[/spoiler]</p><p></p><p><strong><em>THALLOK: What do you do?</em></strong></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tellerian Hawke, post: 7573905, member: 6790669"] [b]The Welcoming Committee[/b] [gm] This thread has been idle long enough to allow for any voices of dissent. Hearing none, I am advancing the story. [/gm] The [b]entire party[/b] follows Sylvar, as he begins casually walking down into the encampment. Directly behind him, are Thallok, then Kleborn, then Dewydd, followed by Duncan and Co. Everyone else is trailing behind the twins. From the hilltop where you were, there was no visible sign that your presence was detected. As you get nearer and nearer, the camp's activity changes very little. At last, as you are within about 150 ft. of the camp's outer boundary, you finally notice a large Half-Orc, followed by 4 men, all on horseback, casually trotting up to meet you. They are armed with swords, knives, spears, and bows. (Swords and bows on their person, knives and spears in saddle quivers, hanging on the right flanks of their horses.) Their weaponry is sheathed. They show no signs of alarm. They stop about 50 t. from the party, the Half-Orc's horse in front. The big warrior raises his hand in greeting, and when the party is within 20 feet or so, he speaks in a broken form of Common, mixed with Hobgoblin... or is it Orcish? Or is it both? [b]Lead Horseman[/b][color=red] "[b]Hold. We[/b] hghdjt... jghyt fi guok [b]greetings. Are[/b] thkip son nbgjhfr?"[/color] Despite Sylvar's position at the front of the pack, he seems to be addressing Thallok. [gm] Thallok, you recognize more words than indicated above, but not by much. There are definitely words of Common and Orcish in his speech. But the other words are unknown to you. [/gm] Thallok, scratches his head, and says, in Orcish: [spoiler=If you speak Orcish] [color=purple]"Greetings, I am Thallok. A warrior, as you are. I recognize some Orcish in what you say, but many of your words are strange to me. Do you speak the true tongue, in its unaltered form?"[/color] [/spoiler] [b]The Big Horseman laughs,[/b] [spoiler=If you speak Orcish] [color=red]"Yes, I speak the true tongue of our fathers. You must be new to this region. The language spoken by the Ulli Tribesmen is a mixture of many languages, including our beloved tongue. But like any true Orc, I have not forgotten my heritage. This is obviously your entourage; I see that you have an Elven mule marching before you, no doubt because of his non-threatening demeanor. With a skinny runt like him in front, no one would fear that you meant to attack. You must be rich and powerful; few warriors can afford an Elf for their mule. Most of the Ulli have only Kobolds and Goblins for lackeys. And I myself, am poor and simple, I have no mule at all. I am Jaahn, of the Red Hills, of Tribe Skullsplitter. From what tribe do you hail, mighty Thallok? Have you come for trade, or merely hospitality?"[/color] [/spoiler] [b][i]THALLOK: What do you do?[/i][/b][i][/i] [/QUOTE]
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