Male Dwarf Alchemist
I would like to volenteer for the group heading to Riddleport, I would be greatly honored in helping accuire a dwarven relic to such mystery. I would just require a few moments to settle up with the caravan I was travelling with. Also, Burma care to join a dwarf in what's bound to be a crazy adventure, I so enjoyed our conversations on the road?
Male Dwarf Alchemist
Dacar notices Burma's look and gives her a nod, Mayor, may I look at the item, under your or your sheriffs supervision of course, before we leave. I have a bit of a hobby in items and relics like to verify what I'm working for. Dacar tries to pay attention to everything but his eyes keep drifting back to the item in question
Male Dwarf Alchemist
After spending his healing on a child in need, Dacar enters the in time to hear a round. With a grim smile, he heads over to the lad. Well fought lad, I'll take your drink and then add a toast! Raising his mug, To the fallen, may their gods open their arms wide and embrace them. To the living, never forget the fallen for they died too soon! With a practised skill he downs this drink and orders a bottle, heading to an open table.
Male Dwarf Alchemist
Friend Burma is right, I still need to check in with the merchant, though I for one hope its not a "fool's errand. Dacar smirks as he says this, hoping people pick up on the fact that like most dwarves he sill believes in lost sky citadels. On his way back to the inn, Dacar spends a moment to use his healing on a severely hurt festival goer. Aiming to help a child before an adult, but will do what he must. Once back, he takes a seat calling for a barmaid to bring him something strong.
Male Dwarf Alchemist
Dacar closes in to his range, preparing another bomb as he goes. In preperation he aims the bomb so that it misses his allies. Know it won't do full damage but hoping the splash damage wounds it badly. Atk:: 1d20 + 3 ⇒ (2) + 3 = 5 aiming for the best square to do less damage to party. -4 if it ends up attacking into combat
Male Dwarf Alchemist
Oh good, there are others helping our. Well i'll do my part as well. With that Dacar moves into range then throws one of his bombs aiming to take out the singer. It misses, and Dacar feels his spell fade with that. atk:: 1d20 + 4 - 4 ⇒ (2) + 4 - 4 = 2 vs touch ac
Male Dwarf Alchemist
Cast Target Bomb Antimixture Seeing the chaos, its only right that Dacar doesn't want to add to the destruction. With the spell cast, he starts looking for his first target. Standard Action: Cast Target Bomb Antimixture, Move Action: Perception Check Perc:: 1d20 + 6 ⇒ (1) + 6 = 7
Male Dwarf Alchemist
With the large crowd gathered, Dacar looks for a familiar face, in case the worst happens. With a quick look around, he notices Burma off to the side. With a hustle, he makes it to her without too much trouble. Burma, I believe trouble is stirring. I'm a firm believer of having someone I know at my back, and currently that limits my choices. I'm a fair hand with the alchemical, with a touch of magic thrown in. He prepares his materials for his Target Bomb Antimixture just in case. There was large numbers of people and he didn't want to be a cause of hurt to those that don't deserve it. I may have a heal in my pocket should the worst happen. Now lets see if there is any real trouble about. He says this with a wink. Perc:: 1d20 + 6 ⇒ (11) + 6 = 17
Male Dwarf Alchemist
Nar'a wrote:
Being lost in thought, Dacar isn't quick enough to get the person trying to talk to him back intocconversation. Letting it go, he goes back to the vender. Sorry lad. That be too rich for my blood at this time. With that Dacar rejoins the festivities. As the crowds mood imporves, he starts to enjoy himself. That is until the scream of run goes off. At which point Dacar's hand reaches for his supplies of bomb mixture.
Male Dwarf Alchemist
Having wetted his whistle and enjoyed some time with a companion, he continues to travel around the event. It not till his ears burn with the sound of "Real Thassilonian scrolls" does he finally find something that truly interests him. Seeing that a few people have already shown an interest in them he bides his time till an opening appears that puts him next to the vendor. With a peruse of titles and quality, nothing in his mind stands out enough to be true, now while his own skill, may shall we call it be rusty. He might be overlooking to obvious. My good man, show me your best scroll, if its what you say, I may do my best to add it to my collection, but believe me, I'm hard to please. K: History: 1d20 + 3 ⇒ (3) + 3 = 6
Male Dwarf Alchemist
Burma "The Tusk" wrote:
I left that up to the bar maid, just enjoy the drink Burma, or do you prefer "Tusk" I never did find out why people were calling you that? Dacar looks around to see what else this bar has to offer as he waits for a response
Male Dwarf Alchemist
Getting off the merchant wagon, Dacar spends some time in the crowds enjoying the celebration. As he wanders towards the table of food, he notices his companions find a bar and go in for a few drinks. Well then, pulling a flask free from its standard place on his bandoleer. Giving it a shake and hear very little, he opens it up to find a dash or two. Taking its final swig, Guess it need to be topped up, Replace its cap and placing it back in its place of honor in his bandoleer he heads to join his travel companions. As he enters he notices that there's a large crowd, moving past a strange bird headed man, he finally finds his companions. Ok you travel weary companions of mine, who do I have to push around to find a seat at this table? With a hardy bark of a laugh he passes the serving girl a gold piece. A round for the table, the best it can buy for all of us. with a wink and a whisper Keep the rest for yourself. |