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<blockquote data-quote="Phoenix" data-source="post: 1360059" data-attributes="member: 16166">Fumbling with a small copper common in one hand, Tarim tosses it high into the air, allowing the light of Solaris to gleam from its surface and decide their fate.&nbsp; It was easily agreed that Djamir's family would be represented by the pressing of the sun, while the face of the Caliph would represent Renath's kin.OOC: Tossing a coin here...Landing flatly in the dust, the group stares at the image of Solaris looking up at them, almost winking with irony.&nbsp; Djamir's kin winning the day, you strike out across town to the caravan camp on the south side of the city, outside the city walls.Dozens of caravans rest in the dust and dry grass, coupled by more camels and horses than any thief could possibly sell in a year.&nbsp; Men dart through gaps in tents, passed horses, and around each other, as they ready the many wagons for the long journeys thaey have ahead of them.&nbsp; It seems that not all of the wagons belong to the same master, and you realize that finding a ride anywhere may not be a difficult as once thought.Solaris Tip #5: Many creatures of the inner lands lurk in dark places far underground, or hide amongst the many oasises that lure an unwary traveller to his doom.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Phoenix, post: 1360059, member: 16166"] Fumbling with a small copper common in one hand, Tarim tosses it high into the air, allowing the light of Solaris to gleam from its surface and decide their fate. It was easily agreed that Djamir's family would be represented by the pressing of the sun, while the face of the Caliph would represent Renath's kin. [I]OOC: Tossing a coin here...[/I] Landing flatly in the dust, the group stares at the image of Solaris looking up at them, almost winking with irony. Djamir's kin winning the day, you strike out across town to the caravan camp on the south side of the city, outside the city walls. Dozens of caravans rest in the dust and dry grass, coupled by more camels and horses than any thief could possibly sell in a year. Men dart through gaps in tents, passed horses, and around each other, as they ready the many wagons for the long journeys thaey have ahead of them. It seems that not all of the wagons belong to the same master, and you realize that finding a ride anywhere may not be a difficult as once thought. Solaris Tip #5: Many creatures of the inner lands lurk in dark places far underground, or hide amongst the many oasises that lure an unwary traveller to his doom. [/QUOTE]

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