@Aspen Wren Ok I'm very close to completing my CS, I just have one more question. Would/could Banos be used to pull a plough, and should large animals such as that be put under requested items or is it guaranteed that a few will be brought along?
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I'm sorry for not getting my CS up, but I'll work on that tonight and hopefully finish it before tomorrow. If not, I know I'll have a lot of time to write tomorrow so I'll definitely have it up by at most, Saturday. So when were you thinking of starting this? This is just a suggestion, but maybe it would be good to start it even if there aren't that many people? It might generate a bit more activity and interest, and people can surely join in along the way if they want?
Ah see, more activity. People are still interested in this it seems.
Ah see, more activity. People are still interested in this it seems.
Aha, dereken is back. The RP will commence - bring on the celebrations!
Sorry for not responding. I'm definitely still interested in this, and I'll try to get a CS up within the next couple of days.
And mine, as well.
@Aspen Wren Hey I'm currently working on my CS so should have that up soon. I just have one question, and it may sound like a stupid one, but are farmers the grow crops kind or the keep cattle type animals kind or both? Or is the keeping cattle type animals sort of thing the job of the animal caretaker?
She was in the middle of beginning to rush towards the Illithid - Chair leg held high above her head like a club - when the voice hit her. Morro stopped dead in her tracks, with a look of horror on her face. It didn't take long for her to regain her senses, and she stared in disgust at the Illithid. He... it was friendly, or at least wan't going to attack them, it seemed. It, like the others, was here for the quest. She shook her head to clear her tangled thoughts, then crossed over to the table she had been sitting at again, and watched as the wizard necromancer and the squid thing came to a short conclusion to their battle. She took the opportunity to recuperate. The bartender scurried out from behind the bar with a plate of her breakfast and a firm scowl, and Morro took the plate of cold food from him with a grunt.
Finally it seemed like they were done, but the quick glance from the wizard did not pass her by. She gave a quick nod back, then turned to the hulking Illithid. "Take a seat, if you want to know more about the quest. And I would thank you to speak so that everyone can hear you, in the future." She ignored the patrons of the tavern giving her strange looks, and hoped that the concealed threat would not pass the Illithid by. The number of those who were interested in the quest seemed to have decreased, and when she scanned the room she realised she couldn't see the lizard or the clown. Thank god, things were weird enough as they were.
She didn't wait for the unusual pair to sit down before she started talking. "If you're going to fight each other, do it in your own time and stop wasting mine." She talked in between mouthfuls at first, and then gave up and talked with food in her mouth, spitting it back out again onto the table. Morro ignored the disgusted looks. "So your a necromancer, eh? What's dirty scum like you doing here, shouldn't you be in the mountain?" She laughed a harsh, mocking bark of a laugh. "And you, squid. Why does this concern you?" Morro paused and then grunted. "Actually no, that's none of my business and I don't care. You want to do the quest, you listen..."
"This big ol' bloody mountain has risen up from the ground again. Not only does Queen Ruon not want to have to initiate a full on war, the Old Country is also Three Nations land and we want it back. So it's your job to go in there, find out what's going on, and kill as much as you can. It doesn't matter to me, but you also might want to make it out alive..." She grimaced and pushed herself up to her feet, letting the plate and fork fall with a clatter. Another scowl from the bartender was sent her way, and she glared back. "So... any questions?"
Finally it seemed like they were done, but the quick glance from the wizard did not pass her by. She gave a quick nod back, then turned to the hulking Illithid. "Take a seat, if you want to know more about the quest. And I would thank you to speak so that everyone can hear you, in the future." She ignored the patrons of the tavern giving her strange looks, and hoped that the concealed threat would not pass the Illithid by. The number of those who were interested in the quest seemed to have decreased, and when she scanned the room she realised she couldn't see the lizard or the clown. Thank god, things were weird enough as they were.
She didn't wait for the unusual pair to sit down before she started talking. "If you're going to fight each other, do it in your own time and stop wasting mine." She talked in between mouthfuls at first, and then gave up and talked with food in her mouth, spitting it back out again onto the table. Morro ignored the disgusted looks. "So your a necromancer, eh? What's dirty scum like you doing here, shouldn't you be in the mountain?" She laughed a harsh, mocking bark of a laugh. "And you, squid. Why does this concern you?" Morro paused and then grunted. "Actually no, that's none of my business and I don't care. You want to do the quest, you listen..."
"This big ol' bloody mountain has risen up from the ground again. Not only does Queen Ruon not want to have to initiate a full on war, the Old Country is also Three Nations land and we want it back. So it's your job to go in there, find out what's going on, and kill as much as you can. It doesn't matter to me, but you also might want to make it out alive..." She grimaced and pushed herself up to her feet, letting the plate and fork fall with a clatter. Another scowl from the bartender was sent her way, and she glared back. "So... any questions?"
@dereken No problem, we can wait! I hope you enjoy your holiday, oh and thanks for letting us know. That's cool.
@Nerevarine No problem, it seems like a lot of people are busy and it's just good to know you're still interested! Take as much time as you need.
@Azereiah Ok that's no problem, and thanks for letting me know! It a shame though, but remember if you ever want to rejoin then there will be space for you.
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