
Elan Crew |

Elan walks up to the mayor and shakes his hand. He says "I'm glad we were here to help. We ran into two skeletons in there and someone took the old priest's body. Any idea who would want to do that?"

Tanwen Anwyl |

”I’ve lived in Sandpoint all my life, the old priest was probably one of the most liked residents, I can’t imagine...” Tanwen paused for a moment to think about it a little more.
Lore Sandpoint: 1d20 + 4 ⇒ (13) + 4 = 17 Relating to Father Tobyn, enemys? I feel like I’m really pushing the limits of a Lore skill here, especially considering the line “The broader the scope of a given category of Lore, the shallower your knowledge is on that topic.” I mean it’s supposed to be knowledge local limited to just Sandpoint but I really feel like I’m stretching the relation to Sandpoint. Anyway, ranting carry on.

GM Anthorg - RotR |

The mayor approaches and the sheriff makes a quick report of the foundings. Taking part of the conversation she says "Before we go into these troubling news, I feel I must thank you for your help yesterday. So, thank you. About this, I don't believe I know of anyone who would want to hurt Father Tobyn, today or back then."
As she talks, she looks over to the sheriff, hoping to confirm her words, which he does by shaking his head.
In the meantime, Brand sees the same thing he and Mashaka saw before, churned up ground with goblin and a medium creature's footsteps.
Tanwen doesn't recall anyone wanting to harm Father Tobyn, although she might be mixing her own feelings in it.
The mayor says "I will leave this to you, sheriff. I can't linger for much longer. Once again, thank you for your help yesterday, heroes of Sandpoint. That's what you're being called lately, haven't you heard?" She leaves without finding her jest amusing.
The sheriff walks to the footprints and walks back and forth, thinking. His face resembles that of pain, which he probably doesn't realize, being so focused.

Mashaka Lyra |

The changeling knees down to look at the ground tracks. She studies them for moments, before starting to follow as if by their smell.
Survival: 1d20 + 2 ⇒ (6) + 2 = 8
She is absolutely off track, but who's to say what's right or not?

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The medium creature is booted? Can we tell which direction they left in?
"Say Sheriff, we've seen these tracks. Do you have a professional tracker or a good bloodhound that could help us follow them?"

Ribitta Andersen |

Survival: 1d20 ⇒ 16
"Ssix goblins," Ribitta points out the convergence of bare and wee booted footprints, "and one humanoid. They came over the wall, entered the tomb, and left. Perhaps we should leave, to try and keep the tracks pristine until your tracker arrives in town, sheriff. She could tell us more, certainly; I believe you called her Shalelu?"

Ribitta Andersen |

"Could it have happened yesterday and just escaped notice? And you and I both heard that they are being led by someone or someones our size. Wwouldn't discount itt."

Ribitta Andersen |

"I've no skill at tracking, but we could try."
In fact none of us seem to have a point in Survival. We're all on equal footing it seems, with me and my +0 bonus to WIS at the bottom

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"Looks like we need some input from this goblin expert. But in the meantime, there were far more than six goblins in town. Where did they come from. Sheriff, did you speak with your guards from yesterday? Did any of them have a horde of goblins run by them? I doubt they would say yes. This means someone is lying. I think we need to speak with some guards and try to figure out how those goblins got in here."

Elan Crew |

Elan walks through the town looking for anything out of place that may have been noticed. Goblin tracks where they don't "belong", evidence of a wall being scaled. When the time comes he heads to see the play.

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Brand spends the afternoon working through sword forms and engaging in other exercises in some clear out of the way place such as south-east of the Market Street bridge. When he comes back, he purchases a bath and then grabs a late supper in the Rusty Dragon. He's not much of a play kind of guy.

Ribitta Andersen |

Still armed with her quest of vengeance against the goblins, Ribitta follows the only lead she has and walks around town asking for information about Shalelu.
Dip, Gather Info: 1d20 + 2 ⇒ (13) + 2 = 15
At night she returns to her friend's house and slips into her bathtub for a nice sleep.

GM Anthorg - RotR |

@Elan: Please roll for Survival
Brand finds that people are being friendlier to him than he remembers. Two boys, one girl and three young adults, all male, start to mimic his training from afar, being a little too timid to approach.
Ribitta asks around town and realizes that people still flinch at first as she talks to them, but they quickly turn friendly and want to be helpful. She finds that Shalelu doesn't usually stay much in Sandpoint, which means that she doesn't really bond much with the people. However, she always stays a few days in the Rusty Dragon and is friends with Ameiko. She has been in town a month ago, so she probably won't come for another month or so.

GM Anthorg - RotR |

The day goes to an end and the people seem to have started to forget the goblin raid, as the drinking continues. Night comes and over time, people go to bed. The following day starts with a chilly wind, but quickly warms with the sun. Some clouds can be seen, but it seems that the day will remain sunny.

Ribitta Andersen |

On the new day, Ribitta heads to the Rusty Dragon in her festival mask, wanting to link up either with her new companions or the strange nobleman.

Elan Crew |

When Elan meets up with Brand again he says "I found evidence of more access points for the goblins. They came from the northern gate, tanner's bridge and somewhere southwest of town. We should let the sheriff know and see what his people have to say."

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"How did they get through the gate? I understand the bridges, but the gate? Is there trade to the north? Surely the gate should remain closed. It seems odd if you ask me. Let's go ask the sheriff if we can speak with the guards now."

Mashaka Lyra |

Mashaka wakes up reinvigorated and as clueless as ever. The changeling moves across the city, wandering with a smile as for the first time in her life she has that false feeling of safety. She moves around trying to find her companions from the previous day. In her core, she doesn't really remember if she was accompanying the actual party, the goblins, the sheriff, or out worldly entities - but she just hopes to see someone again, and heads to the inn out of sheer reflex.

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When speaking with the guards who were on the front gate Brand opens with his lack of tact, "Alright, I know one of you let some goblins in. It's the only thing that fits the evidence. So which of you was it?"

GM Anthorg - RotR |

Mashaka walks around town and is greeted by many people. Children come play with her and imitate her movement with the split-blade sword, many of which are just pieces of wood.
Mashaka thinks she hears the word Dalcon, her father's name, while walking around town]
Brand does a little speech for the guards with the sheriff watching. All guards look at each other nervously.
@Brand: Please roll Sense Motive

Mashaka Lyra |

Perception: 1d20 + 2 ⇒ (13) + 2 = 15
As she hears the well known name - or thinks that she does so, since she hears many things that aren't really there - Mashaka turns around, trying to identify where it came from. She moves frenetically as a hound that seeks a target.

Elan Crew |

Elan smiles at the guards and tries to be a bit more diplomatic. "We are trying to find out how the goblins got in without being noticed. I search the town and found they came in through the north gate, Tanner's bridge and somewhere southwest of town. If someone was on the northern gate they should have been seen. It's better for the truth to come out now than later when they attack the same way again and we've put our resources in the wrong place."

Elan Crew |

Elan looks kindly at Tarkin and says matter of factly, "So did you fall asleep or go off to join the festival? Either of those is much preferable to have taken a bribe from the goblins or someone else. If someone did bribe you we need to know who it was so we know who is helping the goblins as we know they are following a humanoid."

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"What was it, money so you could get drunk? Promises to get you a girl?" Brand asks brusquely feeling they have the culprit.

GM Anthorg - RotR |

Brand gets the feeling that the guards all think they're in trouble. As Tarkin is interrogated in front of his colleagues, he dismissively says "Fine, I might not have payed close attention... There was a festival going on. Do you know how many unmarried girls there are at such events? It's unfair that I had gate duty."

Mashaka Lyra |

Mashaka approaches the two merchants with haste. She opens a smile, and her teeth aren't really too pleasant to look at - she's actually more intimidating than pretty, and her beauty seems hidden under layers of weirdness and danger.
Dalcon, you said? - she finally speaks - What about Dalcon?

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"So you admit you took a bribe to let someone open the gate while you enjoyed the fair!" Brand accuses.

Mashaka Lyra |

I do... From my past. Somewhere, but can't exactly pinpoint where.
Bluff: 1d20 + 2 ⇒ (11) + 2 = 13 - as she hides the truth.
What about you? How do you know this name? Maybe it can enlighten me... - she completes, a lot less crazy than ever before.

GM Anthorg - RotR |

@Brand: Please roll your choice of Diplomacy of Intimidate (not both).
The merchant replies to Mashaka "I've heard that his bread is really good, but I am still yet to taste it. I hear he might be in this region, but no clue where. I came here but the bakers here haven't heard of him. Or they don't want any competition, I don't know." He seems to enjoy having the attention of one of the heroes and tries to keep the conversation going. He says "If you want, you can travel with us and you might get a better chance of finding him. Only with this goblin attack, I am sticking around for a bit until I'm sure it's safe."

Ribitta Andersen |

Ribitta slides into a seat opposite Foxglove, tapping her fingers incessantly on the wood. "Ssorry about your dog," she begins.

GM Anthorg - RotR |

"Oh!", Foxglove says. He is taken by surprise by Ribitta's comment, as if he had already forgotten about the dog. Then, he says "Thank you. He was loyal to the end. I am impressed by the way you all dispatched the goblins so quickly! I hope one day I'll be as strong and brave as you. You seem... different. I believe you are tiefling? Your story must be a very inspiring one. How did you come to be the town hero?"

Ribitta Andersen |

"Don't know whatt I am. Frraoggs raised me," she says, obfuscating the truth to deflect the question.
Bluff, Half-Truth (Boggards are Almost Frogs, if Frogs were Evil Bipeds): 1d20 + 6 ⇒ (13) + 6 = 19
"My heroism is, incidental," she continues, blushing behind her mask. "Came to town to hunt goblinss. Things justt," she pauses, tilting her head to the side, "worked out this way. And now that the goblins I am hunting have appeared, I take it as a sign from my god that I have more yet to do here."
She orders a drink and stares blankly at Foxglove before turning the questions onto him. "Whhatt brought youu to town?"