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<blockquote data-quote="reddist" data-source="post: 2354183" data-attributes="member: 5212"><p>A quick search through the pouches and satches of the saboteurs unearths the following:</p><p></p><p>Kolchak: several flat-bladed throwing axes with cord-wrapped handles, and a heavy, broad-bladed shortsword.</p><p>Blue and Red: Each carried a handcrossbow and a quiver of small bolts, in addition to matching curved short swords with narrow, single-edged blades and chisel points. The handles are wrapped in red or blue leather, and the hilts are adorned with cheap garnets and sapphires. Additionally, each of them has a set of climbing claws in a belt pack.</p><p>Mango: There are two remaining fire-bombs attached to his harness, and his pouch contains four of the thin, narrow ceramic pots you found earlier. They are carefully packed in a leather shoulder bag, cushioned with rotted straw.</p><p></p><p>They were dressed in jerkins and tunics of leather or canvas, died black. Each had a small tin of black rouge (kind of like shoe polish), and Red and Blue each were carrying arcane torches casting red lights from the tubes.</p><p></p><p>You find no coins, though Kolchak was wearing a pendant of rough iron, carved and twisted to look like a bear claw, hanging from a leather thong. It appears worthless, but Ven notes he has seen similar adornments on other plainsmen he has met during his travels.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="reddist, post: 2354183, member: 5212"] A quick search through the pouches and satches of the saboteurs unearths the following: Kolchak: several flat-bladed throwing axes with cord-wrapped handles, and a heavy, broad-bladed shortsword. Blue and Red: Each carried a handcrossbow and a quiver of small bolts, in addition to matching curved short swords with narrow, single-edged blades and chisel points. The handles are wrapped in red or blue leather, and the hilts are adorned with cheap garnets and sapphires. Additionally, each of them has a set of climbing claws in a belt pack. Mango: There are two remaining fire-bombs attached to his harness, and his pouch contains four of the thin, narrow ceramic pots you found earlier. They are carefully packed in a leather shoulder bag, cushioned with rotted straw. They were dressed in jerkins and tunics of leather or canvas, died black. Each had a small tin of black rouge (kind of like shoe polish), and Red and Blue each were carrying arcane torches casting red lights from the tubes. You find no coins, though Kolchak was wearing a pendant of rough iron, carved and twisted to look like a bear claw, hanging from a leather thong. It appears worthless, but Ven notes he has seen similar adornments on other plainsmen he has met during his travels. [/QUOTE]
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