Upgrade your account to a Community Supporter account and remove most of the site ads.
Rocket your D&D 5E and Level Up: Advanced 5E games into space! Alpha Star Magazine Is Launching... Right Now!

Reply to thread

Message: <blockquote data-quote="Evilhalfling" data-source="post: 4096932" data-attributes="member: 16991">Leaving the scene of carnage behind, you ride on and towards evening you reach outskirts of  the town of Bremenburg.  Bremenburg is a walled frontier town, and the gates are shut for the night by the time  you get there.  A large travelers inn outside called Andars's Inn has room for all of you, but the horses  are double stalled.   The town has a few thousand people and most of  the non-magical goods and services you  could want.  It has at least 2 temples of Pelor, and one  to the god of the Cricks.  You have reached the far eastern county of the kingdom and while checking out the town you are offered two different maps to the lost Crick passage, the legendary route the Crick people used  to reach this land 500 years before.   "Anyone who can brave the dangers  of the  trail, and reopen trade will be wealthy beyond thier dreams!" one older Crick explains "only 150 gp!"   Later a human looks you up and offers to sell you a map to the same trail.  " Im not sure sure its good the whole way, My dad only got as far as the maticore's lair, which is marked right - Ill sell it for 15 gp. Your path, to the Fountain of Fortune, as outlined by count Haverick lies more to the south than the east of here, and is at least a weeks trip into the unclaimed lands.  You have no trouble in buying the necessary supplies, including a riding horse for Keef, if your willing to pay 90gp for it and its tack. Are there any new purchases or investigations you  want to make while staying in Bremenbrug?</blockquote>

Verification