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D&D: An Adventure in the Making

@Joshua Tamashii You are able to discern by the dwarf's behavior that he's telling the truth, he has a better weapon that he's been holding in reserve.

D&D: An Adventure in the Making

@Rockin StringsYes, they're good.

D&D: An Adventure in the Making

@Joshua TamashiiYes, I just need to know what your final roll is.

D&D: An Adventure in the Making

@Rockin StringsUlna Themar

The Ten Rings

"Oi there! Miss! I've got a question. May I have a second of your time?"

Cait swore under her breath, the man at the bar had obviously figured out that she'd taken his money. She thought momentarily of running but a quick glance around told her there were city guards nearby and so far the man wasn't making a fuss. She pulled her hood a little lower over her eyes, trying to obscure her face a little more in case she was going to have to make a run for it. The man would have to make a very convincing argument for her to part with the coins.

She whirled around and shot him a charming crooked half smile, "I suppose I can spare a moment, but just a moment. I'm afraid I'm not local, if you're looking for directions." She was momentarily distracted by the man's ring again, something about it called to her. She grabbed the ring she wore on a chain around her neck. "Interesting piece you've got there. How'd you come by it?"

It couldn't be like hers...or could it?

D&D: An Adventure in the Making

@Joshua Tamashii Let me know what you roll and I'll let you know what happens. I will assume players are being honest about their roll unless they are always rolling really well. Funnily enough, the last game I played in but didn't DM all the players crit failed a lot, we were really bad at rolling.

D&D: An Adventure in the Making

@Joshua Tamashii yes, you can make either an insight check or perception check. Like most D&D games you can also try to persuade or intimidate merchants into giving you Bette wares or prices (You can even attempt to steal if you like)

D&D: An Adventure in the Making

Alric watched in disgust as a group of rough looking men bragged loudly about how the money would be theirs in no time as they picked up one of the vouchers that the mayor had to sign off of. Alric took one and grumbled to himself, he needed at least 2 other people to help him even get to the Misted Forest. He knew from experience that he needed a larger party if he hoped to make it back from the forest alive. More people meant a smaller cut of the reward but he'd get no reward if he was dead. With a sigh he looked around, sizing people up. He smiled to himself when he spotted the dragonborn, they were always good to have around, even if they intimidated others.

"I could use a hero to go with me into the forest. If you're interested that is. The name's Alric Seawood." Alric held his hand out to the dragonborn, in his experience they liked being respected just as much as they enjoyed being feared.

@CajunRobinHood

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The merchant's district was filled with the normal folk going about their daily errands but was also filled with new coin to spend, and so Tordek Battlehammer, one of the local blacksmith's had outdone himself in making sure his shop was stocked with all manners of arms and armor. Not just the best weapons that dwarves had to offer but the cheap stuff that the adventurer's who didn't know much would buy because it fit their budget. The mayor had required all shops give discounts to the adventurer's but Tordek didn't mind, there was more than enough profit going into his purse today.

"That will be 10 sovereigns. But," Tordek looked around and lowered his voice like he was letting the man in on a secret. "I have a more powerful crossbow, just as compact and even lighter. For you, 25 sovereigns."

D&D: An Adventure in the Making

@CajunRobinHood A small box filled with different sized buttons.

The Otherworlds Stories: The Gemini Trials

Sounds interesting, did you ever get any interest or no?