
| Mogawg | 
 
	
 
                
                
              
            
            Party loot sheet is updated! Some of these items didn't need a new row, just added quantity to existing rows (like the daggers).
Mogawg lays a hand on one of Chompy's wounds and it seems to heal up a little bit.
This is the invigorate ability--you gain 2 temporary hit points that last 1 hour. I can repeat this when the hour expires. But we need to rest to get some natural healing as well as replenish my spell points so I can do proper magical healing.

| Chompy the Dragon | 
 
	
 
                
                
              
            
            Chompy nearly passes out chewing on the Axeshanks once she is downed. He looks up very tiredly and weakly. The wounds over his body seeping a bit. He nods at Mogawg when he is "healed" and then proceeds to take a nap where he lay, Axeshanks in maw.
Yea, Chompy is going like no where >.>. He is officially "staggered" as he is at 0 HP till healed and I'd rather not waste precious potions to get him back no his feet. So, in character, he is likely going to be sleeping a full day unless absolutely needed to be moved.

| Scrabble | 
 
	
 
                
                
              
            
            Disable Device: 1d20 + 11 ⇒ (16) + 11 = 27
Scrabble didn't bother waiting for Rugnut to calm Breakfast down. He just deftly reached over and grabbed the tension release and gave it a twist. The jaws disengaged immediately.
When the big lizard shook the trap free Scrabble gathered it up and slung it over his back with the other one.

| Breakfast the Tyrannosaurus | 
 
	
 
                
                
              
            
            Finally freed from the biting contraption, the young Breakfast licks at his wounds. Although typically solitary, this young boy's unusual upbringing has conditioned him to be more social than most Tyrannosaurs. Noticing that his new saviour, the goblin Scrabble, is also injured, Breakfast lopes after him and begins to lick the goblin's wounds.

| Rugnut | 
 
	
 
                
                
              
            
            Rugnut picks up one of deadshanks' axes and begins to admire it. When he notices Breakfast chasing after Scrabble, he starts to hustle over there as fast as his stumpy little legs allow. "Breakfast! No! No eat Scrabble!"

| Scrabble | 
 
	
 
                
                
              
            
            Unexpectedly pinned beneath the massive lizard's bulky face, Scrabble was all ready to start stabbing and fighting, but was rendered helpless by his one weakness.
Tickles.
The savage goblin flailed and squirmed, cackling madly on the ground as Breakfast licked him.

| Mogawg | 
 
	
 
                
                
              
            
            The longshanks gear rummaged through, Mogawg settles down to rest for the remainder of the day and sleep the night through. He tends Chompy's wounds a few more times (as the 1-hour duration of the temp hp lapses each time), until they all go to sleep.

| Rugnut | 
 
	
 
                
                
              
            
            Rugnut tries to pull Breakfast off of Scrabble until he gets bored (approximately 17 seconds) and then wanders off to fall asleep.
Breakfast leaves when he's satisfied that Scrabbles wounds are clean, and eventually curls up around Rugnut.

| Dys Thunderclaw | 
 
	
 
                
                
              
            
            The birdshanks had the right idea, being more taller was seeing better and farer. Dys climbs into one of the recently vacated shanknests and settles in to keep watch, which lasts for all of 5 minutes before she starts snoring, the boomstick cradled in her lap and her head resting on her chest.

| Mogawg | 
 
	
 
                
                
              
            
            As they come within site of the tribe home, Mogawg quickly begins searching around for any sign of the Skelegodbug that he sent running home a couple days ago. Perhaps forgetting that the longshanks don't speak Goblin, he agitatedly inquires of the first he finds (either Oleg or Svetlana) about whether they saw Skelegodbug arrive.

| Rugnut | 
 
	
 
                
                
              
            
            In his best longshanks-speak, Rugnut greets his new friends.

| Your Benevolent Dictator | 
 
	
 
                
                
              
            
            For some strange reason, your longshanks slaves don't seem happy to see that you've returned - and brought new friends. Or maybe downturned mouths (Oleg) and poorly-hidden tears (Svetlana) mean something different in longshanks culture. It's hard to be sure. Both of them seem scared of Breakfast, though. Not that he'd hurt them, of course. Unless he gets hungry. Or bored. Or Rugnut tells him to.
They also seem unsure what to do with the giant stinking beginning-to-rot boar carcass you brought with you.
Skelegodbug is about 8hrs South of the trading post.

| Dys Thunderclaw | 
 
	
 
                
                
              
            
            "Yes, the shineys!" This had seemed very simple at the start, but now they had killed the pig, and some longshanks, and a godbug, but there were no shineys to be seen.
Dys gives Chompy a confused look. There had been the papers with the words, and then... Dys couldn't remember the rest, but was pretty sure that Chompy knew how to get the shineys.

| Chompy the Dragon | 
 
	
 
                
                
              
            
            Chompy hearing calls for shinies and seeing not happy faces of the longshanks steps forewards and hops on top of boar carcass. "We's demands shinies for dah killings of dah big boar. Choppy saw writing tha words we get paid for dis. Also, we has taken care of black baby dragons dat was in the words too. Large godbug was slain and many gobbos were feastings upon banditshanks and dragons and godbug and boars fleshes. Gibs us shinies before wes has to punish for lies." he says at great length and roundabout wording.
He looks to the others and back at the longhsanks baring hungry teeth.
Intimidate da longshanks: 1d20 + 5 + 2 ⇒ (9) + 5 + 2 = 16 I am pretty sure favored enemy applies to intimidate?

| Your Benevolent Dictator | 
 
	
 
                
                
              
            
            Your slaves look progressively more confused as Chompy rambles on about slaying dragons and gods and other impossible things. There's a long pause after he finishes, but Svetlana eventually responds in a hesitating fashion.
Common: "We ... are very impressed at your great deeds, mighty warriors. Let us send word to our friend Vekkel Benzen. He's the one who will pay for the big boar. If we do that now, he'll bring shineys tomorrow. Is that okay? While you wait, we can make you a big feast to celebrate your heroism!"

| Dys Thunderclaw | 
 
	
 
                
                
              
            
            If Dys had feathers, they would be fluffed up now. Finally some proper recognition of their amazing deeds! And shinies! And feasts!
Feeling magnanimous, Dys adds: "And yous can eat at the feast too, you be good slaveshanks!" It occurs to Dys, perhaps belatedly, that the slaves could have run away in their absence, but they didn't.
She pats Svetlana approvingly, only instead of a shoulder she reaches for a knee. "Yes. Good sheshank, you."

| Mogawg | 
 
	
 
                
                
              
            
            If Svetlana's request was translated:
"Yes, feast tonight, shineys tomorrow, and tomorrow-tomorrow we go that way and find Skelegodbug!" He says the last part pointing south.
I'd say let's go through hex 20 rather than 19 on our way to 26 so that we get more exploration done.

| Chompy the Dragon | 
 
	
 
                
                
              
            
            Chompy relays all the information back and forth between the Slaveshanks and the Gobbos. He looks quite pleased with himself when the offering of a feast comes up. He nods his approval and when Dys mentions that the slaveshanks can eat it too, he quickly agrees and relays that back to Svetlana.
"Yes, we shall feast! You Longshanks will join us at table and feasts with us. It would please us!" he said loudly and importantly.

| Your Benevolent Dictator | 
 
	
 
                
                
              
            
            The feast is truly spectacular. There's green apples with worms in them for extra protein, beetles wriggling on a long skewer, extremely hard and crumbly chocolate cake, cheese covered in cook greenish fuzz, raw bacon, chewy gristle from a prime roast (the slaveshanks eat the middle parts and save all the gristle for you), pickles, and mushrooms! They also manage to find a few paper candle and star candle fireworks!
The next day (once you wake up), the boar head is gone. In its place is something even better than shineys!
Loot
M MW Longbow x1
+1 animal-bane arrow x6
Note: "I O U head cheese. Will deliver next week."

| Rugnut | 
 
	
 
                
                
              
            
            Rugnut eats considerably more than his fill at the feast and eventually falls asleep, snoring soundly in a pool of his own vomit.
The next morning, he is ready to go!

| Scrabble | 
 
	
 
                
                
              
            
            Scrabble loved pickles! Pickles, pickles, pickles!
He was a bit miffed that all their work got them was a stupid longshank bow.
On the other hand, pickles!
Chompy, you have appraise, right? Dragons seem like they should know what things are worth.

| Chompy the Dragon | 
 
	
 
                
                
              
            
            >.>....<.< Yes....Chompy knows the worth of things....Lol, sadly he is a dumb dragon.
Appraise: 1d20 + 1 ⇒ (4) + 1 = 5
Chompy looks at the stuff on the ground where their boar's head should be. He picks up the arrows and stares at them aggressively for a moment before throwing them back on the ground. He does the same with the longbow and then starts stomping around. "Why he give us Longshank stuff! Longshank gear not worth Goblin and Dragon effort! LONGSHANKS!!!! LONGSHANKS!!! WE ARE DISPLEASED!" he says angrily.
Intimidate: 1d20 + 5 + 2 ⇒ (8) + 5 + 2 = 15
Chompy stomps angrily once one of the Longshanks shows up and he proceeds to angrily gibber at them for the lack of shinies. He demands that they make sure these are made into shinies!

| Rugnut | 
 
	
 
                
                
              
            
            Rugnut takes a gold piece and puts it in the safest place he knows: his mouth.

| Mogawg | 
 
	
 
                
                
              
            
            "I want to go get Skelegodbug. Let's go!" Mogawg says to the others. He's not actually willing to go off by himself, however, so he waits for the others to agree.

| Rugnut | 
 
	
 
                
                
              
            
            Rugnut spews out a series of unintelligible syllables, takes a hard and painful-looking swallow, then continues, "And then we kill all longshanks with godbug as big as a mountain!"

| Dys Thunderclaw | 
 
	
 
                
                
              
            
            Dys spends several long moments contemplating the pile of shinies. She vaguely remembers a plan to turn the shinies into metal rocks, but cannot remember the details now. Maybe if they go away for a while and come back, the metal rocks will just appear and be waiting for her at their new hut. Yes, that is very likely.
"Dys come too! Ride da skelebug."

| Chompy the Dragon | 
 
	
 
                
                
              
            
            Chompy looks pleased at the Longshanks. He does agree with the Gobbos though. They should go get Godbug, if at least to simply drape it's carapace across the Lair.

| Your Benevolent Dictator | 
 
	
 
                
                
              
            
            You set off on your next important quest: to find Skelegodbug. Before too long, you come across something interesting - an enormous field of flowers. Honey bees flit gently from blossom to blossom, collecting their sweet nectar. The smell is almost (but not quite) intoxicating. The variety among the flowers is truly spectacular: it seems that no two are alike. In fact, the more you travel through them, the more accurate that fact seems. Each and every one of the millions of flowers here is unique.
Those of you with scent also smell a big bug somewhere in the vicinity.

| Breakfast the Tyrannosaurus | 
 
	
 
                
                
              
            
            Our young friend the Tyrannosaurus snuffles around through the incredible variety of flowers as his goblin rider scratches itself, oblivious to the natural wonders around it. Breakfast seems to have picked up a scent! Something familiar. He lets out a sharp bark and trundles off to find the source of the odour.
 
	
 
     
     
    