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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jeffwik" data-source="post: 728672" data-attributes="member: 9739">In a nutshell...The party meets a farmer and does him a favor in exchange for breakfast.  Farmer does not show up to buy breakfast at the appointed time.  Party hurries back to farm to wreak crunchy vengeance and take the breakfast by force, if necessary.  Party finds farmer dead, trampled to death by Evil Mind-Controlling Horses.  Party gets excited, because they can take the farmer's livestock and sell it!  Party fights off Evil Mind-Controlling Horses.  Guards ride up and suggest party chase Evil Mind-Controlling Horses back to their source.  Party instead tries to claim the farmer's estate based on his owing them.  Owing them breakfast (valued at four copper pieces).  Party searches farm for loot.My character is Thror Urthwerker Dwarrowdelver Hammersmith Swordaxe Steelbeard Potentaxe Arkenstone, dwarven cleric of the god of the laws of the dead.  Thror is the de jure party leader, because he keeps saying he is.  Thror demands respect from the puny commoners, because he has healing magic.  As a priest of the (LN) death god, Thror is empowered to put a good or bad word in with the Judge, and decide whether you belong in Heaven or Hell.  Thror sells healing at a rate of thirty pieces of silver per two hit points healed.Thror also wears heavy armor and has a strength of 10, which means his base move is only 15'.  If he runs (speed 45') he can keep up with Throdizar's single move rate (40').</blockquote>

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