Sir Adrian waits just behind, prepared to enter once the door is opened.
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Sir Adrian tightens his armor straps and draws his Great Sword, resting it across his arms like a babe for easy access. This does not seem right to me. Maybe it is just the quirkiness of our friends?
Aye, this all seems a bit too sneaky for heroes attempting to warn friends of grest danger. We should likely announce ourselves accordingly when we come across the king's chamber.
Aye, let us tread lightly and carefully as you advance, Scramsax. I do agree with you, Brother Gaelin. We need to help stop whatever troubles these interesting little creatures, provided, that is, we can garner a staight answer from them.
I have been through it as a player and DM, but I would still be interested. As for the current game. I am enjoying it, alot. You are making great progress. Stay after it.
Does this mean they will take us to the king, or are we on our own to proceed?
Aye, take us to your king so that we can solve this problem you are having with the shapeshifter.
Sir Adrian walks in as well and stands towards the back, perusing the area.
Sir Adrian follows the halfling down the stairs, using his dark vision to peer beyond the light of the lantern.
My thoughts, exactly, Dusk. Carry on Scram, and do not venture too far ahead, where we cannot help.
Immediately after Dusk, Sir Adrian heads up, hand over hand. Hold up at the entrance until everyone gets up here, then we can form an order of approach. I recommend that Dusk and I lead with the lantern carrying Scram just ahead.
Brother Gaelin, you may indeed be onto something. That seems as reasonable an expectation as any.
I fear they will have no luck, or should I say ill-fortune, tracking down a dragon on a fly-by. Do you mean to follow them, Dusk, or should we continue to the Gnomes?
Sir Adrian steps up and stares down at the dwarf. We are a group recently formed to help the people of this area with their problems. Who might you be, good sir?
Indeed, I too have no preference. However, I do not believe that our little friend need fear anyone with his new companions by his side.
Sir Adrian walks with the others to the next task.
I agree, Dusk. I am with you! Duty calls, and best of luck to you, my lady. It has been a pleasure. Sir Adeian stands and steps outside to breathe deeply as he murmurs a silent prayer to Torm.
I am sorry to hear that you will again be left out here alone, instead of allowing us to escort you to safer locales. We will remember that if things go awry so that we can potentially aid you.
Yes, my lady, you would be much safer within the walls where you can be adequately protected, and better able to serve those of the town with your very important skills.
Nicely done all! Lady Gwynn, we are pleased to have relieved you of the monstrosity, and indeed, we will join you. Sir Adrian cleans the gore from his blade with a oiled rag and sheathes it over his shoulder.
Sir Adrian swings in concert with Dusk at the fleeing beast. Where are you going?
Does the successful Intimidation give Adrian advantage on his attack roll?
Sir Adrian moves in as he draws his Greatsword and swings down on an overhand chop at the beast. Feed on this!
Sir Adrian yells up at the woman, We come to your aid fine lady! As he moves up to within 20 feet, he throws a hand axe at the monster.
Not really my style, Loraas, but worth a try.
I am certainly ready now. I am confident I can convince the woman. Let us leave, on foot.
Well, thank you, good sir. We will accompany you. Come, then, those of you who wish to address the problems on this board and help the locals. Yes, that includes you, with the prodigious moustache and penchant for a snort or two. Sir Adrian stands and extends his hand in an invitation for the dwarf to lead the way to the Townmaster.
I agree with Dusk, and I am fairly certain that we need to speak with Townmaster first, as well. Anyone know where we can find him?
Well all, it appears from the board, that whatever we undertake, Harbin Wester is deserving of a visit from those wishing to help.
We were hoping that you may be able to give us the lay of the land, Brother Gaelin, so that we may find a way to best serve the good folk of the area as a group?
Sir Adrian stands from the bar, and motions Maester Lucen to join him as he stands with food and drink and walks towards Dusk and Loraas. Lady, good sir, maybe we ought to grab a table to discuss further how we may be able to help the good folk. Sir Adrian grabs the closest, largest table he can find to accommodate the four, and more. It may be that the local priest can help us identify a need? He points towards Brother Gaelin. Good Priest, unless I am mistaken, would you care to join us for a bit?
Sir Adrian takes stock of the colorful gent at the bar, and as he stands to look in his direction, Sir Adrian lifts his glass. Well met,Sir Adrian Fullbright, at your service. No sooner had he uttered the words, than he saw the priest walk through the door. There was no doubting the man of faith as he approached Drantha. Ah, a local, of sorts, at last...
Sir Adrian collects 4 slivers and leaves the last. Appreciate the tip. I will seek accommodations later. For now, I will enjoy our drinks.
Sir Adrian responds to the lady. It is a pleasure to make your acquaintance, Dusk. I am but a humble servant of Torm at this time. I seek to spread the goodness of his word through the defense of others and use use of my blade in battle in his name. He throws 5 silvers on the bar towards the Half-Orc. I will require the best available accommodations at your find establishment innkeep. He holds out his hand to Maester Lucen. I am always in search of those used to assisting those with means. For now, my retainers and squire are some ways distance from me, but there is strength in numbers. I see no reason why we should not join for a common cause. Lady Dusk and I appear to be of s similar mind already, and your local knowledge would certainly be worthwhile, as Lady Dusk has suggested.
I think I may have fixed it, but I had to make Sir Adrian a default alias...weird.
@Critzible: Are you planning to close recruitment on a particular day and choose your party for the Gameplay Thread?
Hey, Aeshuura! See ya around Vrog...keep it real.
I am good to go then, for now...
@Critzible: I, of course will re-craft the back story and selection of deity based upon homebrew factors. Is there a homebrew Pantheon we should be considering?
This is Filios, and I submit Sir Adrian Fullbright, Half-Elf Paladin for consideration.
Thanks, Happy New Year!
Sir Adrian moves to finish off Lekhet, calling on the dive power of Torm. May Torm smite you!
Sir Adrian attacks the broodling on him again.
Sir Adrian attacks the remaining broodling.
Sir Adrian attempts to return the favor on the enemy that clawed him.
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