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

Do I see this as well?

 

"Ara Rou owns the shop, I havn't seen her."

See the description I gave earlier

"Aww, don't worry yer self about it. I like the challenge. And what's the worst that could happen? I break you even more? Pshhhh"

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You went to the Inn, right? So yeah, you see the Inn description I gave earlier

 

I walk up to Alth.

"Is there a problem?"

 

“I fear a possibility that has little probability.”

“Nonetheless. Are you going to begin now? If not, I would like to acquaint myself with the rest of the townsfolk and return later in the day.”
(I don’t really want to waste a day waiting in a shop instead of interacting with other townsfolk.)

 

"Huh..."

"Well I'm gonna go to the national help center, aka the tavern and asks to the bartender where she's."

"Come tell me if she's back."

 

Ti'Lin:"Well.. I might aswell head back to the Inn. Could probably finish another volume while I'm not doing much."
He mutters as he heads back to the inn.

 

I've been imagining that she's been working on you as you talk with her

The boys nod, then go back to fighting.

 

That's how kid plays for Alas, everything's normal.

Alas head to the inn

 

Ah, okay.

“What have you heard or witnessed of the Undead Plague?”

 

I watch them from a distance, trying to discern their conflict.

 

I watch them from a distance, criticizing their technique telepathically to Erevan.

 

"Well, it's all around us, aint it? Mountains turned dust grey, soil turned black. Crops yielding less. Even the old grove has shriveled and died."

Perception or Investigation check?

 

Perception: 7 + 8 = 15

 

Unclear, but the larger boy is clearly winning

 

I continue to watch, worried. If things escalate, I'll make subtle use of Warding Flare to stop a blow that looks like it could cause serious harm.

 

It doesn't seem to be getting too dangerous, mainly because the small boy is good at evading the bigger boy

 

“Ah. I did not know any different. Truly, I thought that was the natural tone of the land. I am not from here.”

 

"Ah, it's alright. See, this region was always mountainous, but it was lush with trees and blossoms and animals. Now look at it. It certainly aint what it used to be."

 

I make note of their faces, then head off to find Ti'Lin.

 

@SPYROHAWK
I would have probably find my way to the inn now. I'll go to whoever is behind the counter today.