Dungeons And Dragons Campaign [full] [discontinued On The Forums]

Crowd people: "Ah, another human?"

"What's it doing with these weird creatures?"

"Is that an elf back there? Get rid of it?"

"What's with the little girl hugging the cat?"

"What's a robot?"

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Crowd people: "Ugh, get that thing out of here!"

"We don't have a big enough litter box!"

"Can we get some dogs or some water?"

 

I wishper to Caligo.

Erevan: "I wonder... all these humans. Do you think maybe they've never seen anyone that's not like them? How could that be?"

@Enhanced_Human

 

Ti'Lin:"Haha.. As if I haven't heard those jokes enough."

 

Erevan: "I hate to ask, but do you think you could shut them up with some of those harmless tricks you seem to specialize in?"

 

Heat: "Everyone, please! Settle down! The different races you see here will do you no harm. We crusade from far away to cleanse these lands of undead."

 

I whisper back.
Caligo: "Magic. You see some nasty spells in my line of work."

 

Remember, they did say "is that an elf?" so they obviously do know of some others

 

There's some murmuring in the crowd, and EVENTUALLY the crowd dispurses

 

I look around to see what else there is.

 

There's people around doing things, and you still get the occasional stare.

The map of Milltown has been added to the maps folder

 

I look around for any shops.

 

Perception

 

18 + 5 = 23

 

There's a large center building in the middle of town that might have what you are looking for

 

I follow Caligo.

 

I head there.

 

As you walk towards the building, you get a lot of shouts your way.

"Hey shorty!"

"What are ya? Half a man?"

"I think I've got some rock to mine, ya dwarf!"

"Where's the rest of ya?"

You don't get insults like Caligo does, instead some people come up and poke you, observe you, move your arms a little, or just stare

 

I follow him as well. I regret not taking Thaumaturgy, I feel like I could use it to good effect here.

 

Caligo: "In Hell!"
I shout to the last commenter, still keeping forward.