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Veit spends most of his time in his room with the curtains drawn and door locked. He looks around his room with nervous glances making sure no one is around to see what he's doing. The "Dwarves Only" sign on his door doesn't stop Veit from thinking that others might be around even though he has checked the entirety of the room multiple times. Finally with nerves tense he opens his hands to marvel at all the gems he's collected thus far. With darting glances he puts his gems back in his bag under his plate. Then, ever so secretly, Veit begins to make false bottoms for the chest of the previous owner of the room and also a false bottom in the nice box he had recently picked up.

Drank Ishmael under the table

level 6 HP: 1d10 + 5 ⇒ (9) + 5 = 14

Bregen wrote:

I'm fine with the 100gp for the equipment. Also I think we should pawn off a plunder so we can pick up Viet some Full Plate or we could just use some of the gold we have lying around (but we should get it masterwork quality so we can make it a +1 later).

Works for me. I'll go ahead and remove 10 pp from the ship inventory for the adventuring equipment Firebottom picked up.

Sounds good. The yak is a great idea. I'll need zach to tell me how much the other provisions are going to cost. Masterwork Full-Plate would be awesome as well. It'll bump my AC up quite a bit.

Veit also consults the rest of the party on whether we have enough gold to buy him some Full-Plate or not.

Early in the morning Veit goes out into town looking for any dwarven run taverns in the hopes of finding some Dwarven Holy Water(Ale). Veit thinks to himself 'Can't go out without some skins o holy water. I'll find me a big ol rock later ta keep me from floating into that durn sky thing.'

if i can't find any dwarves about i'll go back to the inn to find Sterk (i think he's the one who speaks the native language), to help me get a map, climbing gear, blankets, and rations.

Fortitude Save: 1d20 + 9 ⇒ (8) + 9 = 17

Before leaving Veit finds a nice room within a respectable drunken stupors walk to the kitchen for easy access of the rum rations. Veit has never liked sailing preferring his own two feet for travel rather than anything else and spends the first day getting used to the rock of the ship so that he might not pitched from his feet should an unexpected wave come rolling the boats direction.

On the second day Veit decides to participate in any drinking games the crew might host and tries to chat with Ishmael about his sea shenanigans and talks to the boy "Ray" to try and learn some things about sailing and adopts to calling him "lad" instead. Sometimes with the word "sea" in front as a reference to his, what seems to Veit anyway, unending knowledge of sailing.

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