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That would be a good one.

Ugh making a tavern sounded fun, but now I've gotta write out the setup of the building, get some chefs, think of events :p it's like I have a job or something lol. Anyway was looking at the map and figure the Dizzy Imp Will be building five on the map if you don't have it planned out for anything. Gonna go make a list of all the things I need for a tavern.
Mmm, I suppose so, but with her cloth whip thingy and Rav's fencing they could set up some choreographed dance/fight, although that may be further down the road. That and seeing as we seem to have a few characters with musical abilities, we just need a drummer and someone willing to do vocals to start a band.

I imagine most nights Rav has a few bards booked for the tavern, but I figure once or twice a week could be like open mic night or something.
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Accepted! Nice to see an Inn/Tavern in town. Maybe Sheolred Marcosias could be a regular act at the Dizzy Imp?


Awesome,looking forward to jumping in. As to having Sheolred work at the Dizzy Imp, I've no problem with it, and I doubt Rav could say no to a fellow performer. So it's up to Cypher on this one.
@Lucius Cypher


Name: Rav "Laughing Devil" Troklen

Race: Tiefling

Age: 113

Job: Tavern/Inn proprietor. Sole owner to the Dizzy Imp, home of their speciality ale, Asmodeus's Contract, a slightly spicy cinnamon taste that feels good at the time but your sure to regret it the next morning.
- Performer at the bar as well should the mood take him, as it usually does after a few drinks.

Class: Sorcerer (Infernal Bloodline)/Bard

Short Story: Rav's earliest memories are those spent playing with the children of his traveling troupe. He had been there as long as he had remembered, living with a halflings couple when he was younger. The he and the children who he had been fast friends with, had been relegated to helping maintain the wagons and feeding and cleaning the animals, with older children being trained to follow their parents footsteps. At the wizened age of 8, it became rather obvious to Rav that he had no footsteps to follow in. His first clue had been the halflings he had grown up with had no tails to speak of, nor even a nub of a horn to speak of.

Armed with this sudden realization, and weilding a righteous fury only known to Heironeous and 8 year olds, he had demanded the ringleader tell him where his parents were. The fact that he was still wearing a clowns garb to advertise to townsfolk lessened the effect somewhat he feared. After the man had recovered from the shock of the angry little clown, he had spun a tale recounting the heroic efforts of his parents.

He listened in awe as the ringmaster told him of the terrible luck they had, falling into the path of a wandering war tribe of hobgoblins, who soon set their eyes on the rather poorly defended caravan. They had put up a rather valiant attempt at fending off the pack, a few of their entertainers knowing a bit of fighting good for shows and a few spells here and there, but most were hedge mages at best, all bluff and bluster. However it seemed that divine favor had been upon them that night, as a traveling tiefling cleric of Fharlanghn and her human husband were soon seen in the fray, none of the troupe having known where they came from, but they were surely turning the tides.

The battle had lasted long into the night, with many casualties. However despite this, the troupe somehow made it through the night, adrenaline pumping through them as they saw the retreating forms of the hobs. The ringleader hadn't learned until after the fight was done of the two strangers intervention, but was saddened to hear they had both fallen in the battle. The ringmaster had found Rav then in his own tent, and had taken the young boy as to respect the memory of those who had sacrificed themselves. He had then given Rave the tokens he had kept from his parents.

As the years passed, Rav gradually came into his heritage, going down a more arcane path than his mother's, and soon left the troupe afterwards, hearing the call of the road. After many adventures, a trail of broken hearts, and more than enough excitement to last him for awhile, Rav retired to the budding town of Grey Crossing 8 years ago, establishing the Dizzy Imp from a run down little stable with chairs to a rather well kept inn, bringing in a regular bit of buisness. He has been recently working on creating a new mead, having become satisfied that Asmodeus's Contract is now perfected.

Notable Quirks:
-Was born without the need to sleep
-Has a fairly high resistance to fire due to his bloodline, and will often set himself ablaze in non-musical performances... and occasionally in the musical ones if he's having a particularly tough crowd that night.
-Tends to fidget with his tail when thinking.
-Has a weakness for bets, often claiming with a chuckle that it must be a family trait.
-Will often hold a grudge against racist bastards. If it's pointed at him, no outward signs will be shown initially, as he will remain perfectly polite, they can expect their drinks to taste "funny", to be called as a volunteer for his acts, and should they order a room, it will unfortunately has a small vermin problem. However should it become a problem for his patrons, the offender shall find himself quickly out the door, his breeches often newly ventilated.

Skills:
-Is rather skilled with the cello and viola, though can play most stringed instruments with some degree of competence.
-Quite the charmer, well aware of the mannerisms needed to work a crowd.
-Most of his spells fall into the illusion and enchantment schools, often preferring to end a fight with as little blood shed as possible. Though his few evocation spells stereotypically are flame spells.Has dabbled a bit in the other schools, mostly situational spells though.
-Has become rather adept at brewing after experimenting for a few years to perfect Asomdeus's Contract, could simply make most of the other drinks he keeps in his bar, but it's easier to buy stock from the other brewers than make it, as well as keeping up good relations. Exports a few barrels of his own ale a month, but tries to keep it in town to drum up local business.
-A decent fencer, able to take on most common men and dispatch the usual fare of monsters without too much trouble, though most of the warriors in town can run metaphorical circles around him when it comes to swordplay.
-Can grow leathery wings for a few minutes of flight due to his bloodline
-Can speak Common, Abyssal, and Gnomish. Can understand a few words in Draconic, but is far from fluent.

Possessions:
-A personal enchanted mug made to refill on a command word with Asmodeus's Contract. Can hold a pint at a time
-His mother's pendant
-His father's masterwork rapier. Has been altered with a returning enchantment after a arduous escapade to retrieve it, having resulted in the collapse of two kingdoms, the alignment shift of a minor deity, though he refuses to say which one, and the resealing of an archdaemon...3 Times.
-Viola
-Cello
-An engraving of his mother, obtained from the temple she had trained at.

Hobbies:
-Gambling
-Drinking, often his own supply
-Preforming, especially if he has someone to preform with.
-Fencing, when the chance arises.
-Flirting, happens so often it qualifies as a hobby I suppose, though mostly harmless.
Had most of my history wrote up...then I deleted it -_-, ah well should have that up in a moment, need to look up the bloodlines for sorcerers.
Going for sorcerer, gotta get dat charisma through da roof.



Name: Rav "Laughing Devil" Troklen

Race: Tiefling

Age: 36

Job: Tavern/Inn proprietor. Sole owner to the Dizzy Imp, home of their speciality ale, Asmodeus's Contract, a slightly spicy cinnamon taste that feels good at the time but your sure to regret it the next morning.
- Performer at the bar as well should the mood take him, as it usually does after a few drinks.

Class: Sorcerer (Infernal Bloodline)/Bard

Short Story: Rav's earliest memories are those spent playing with the children of his traveling troupe. He had been there as long as he had remembered, living with a halflings couple when he was younger. The he and the children who he had been fast friends with, had been relegated to helping maintain the wagons and feeding and cleaning the animals, with older children being trained to follow their parents footsteps. At the wizened age of 8, it became rather obvious to Rav that he had no footsteps to follow in. His first clue had been the halflings he had grown up with had no tails to speak of, nor even a nub of a horn to speak of.

Armed with this sudden realization, and weilding a righteous fury only known to Heironeous and 8 year olds, he had demanded the ringleader tell him where his parents were. The fact that he was still wearing a clowns garb to advertise to townsfolk lessened the effect somewhat he feared. After the man had recovered from the shock of the angry little clown, he had spun a tale recounting the heroic efforts of his parents.

He listened in awe as the ringmaster told him of the terrible luck they had, falling into the path of a wandering war tribe of hobgoblins, who soon set their eyes on the rather poorly defended caravan. They had put up a rather valiant attempt at fending off the pack, a few of their entertainers knowing a bit of fighting good for shows and a few spells here and there, but most were hedge mages at best, all bluff and bluster. However it seemed that divine favor had been upon them that night, as a traveling tiefling cleric of Fharlanghn and her human husband were soon seen in the fray, none of the troupe having known where they came from, but they were surely turning the tides.

The battle had lasted long into the night, with many casualties. However despite this, the troupe somehow made it through the night, adrenaline pumping through them as they saw the retreating forms of the hobs. The ringleader hadn't learned until after the fight was done of the two strangers intervention, but was saddened to hear they had both fallen in the battle. The ringmaster had found Rav then in his own tent, and had taken the young boy as to respect the memory of those who had sacrificed themselves. He had then given Rave the tokens he had kept from his parents.

As the years passed, Rav gradually came into his heritage, going down a more arcane path than his mother's, and soon left the troupe afterwards, hearing the call of the road. After many adventures, a trail of broken hearts, and more than enough excitement to last him for awhile, Rav retired to the budding town of Grey Crossing 8 years ago, establishing the Dizzy Imp from a run down little stable with chairs to a rather well kept inn, bringing in a regular bit of buisness. He has been recently working on creating a new mead, having become satisfied that Asmodeus's Contract is now perfected.

Notable Quirks:
-Was born without the need to sleep
-Has a fairly high resistance to fire due to his bloodline, and will often set himself ablaze in non-musical performances... and occasionally in the musical ones if he's having a particularly tough crowd that night.
-Tends to fidget with his tail when thinking.
-Has a weakness for bets, often claiming with a chuckle that it must be a family trait.
-Will often hold a grudge against racist bastards. If it's pointed at him, no outward signs will be shown initially, as he will remain perfectly polite, they can expect their drinks to taste "funny", to be called as a volunteer for his acts, and should they order a room, it will unfortunately has a small vermin problem. However should it become a problem for his patrons, the offender shall find himself quickly out the door, his breeches often newly ventilated.

Skills:
-Is rather skilled with the cello and viola, though can play most stringed instruments with some degree of competence.
-Quite the charmer, well aware of the mannerisms needed to work a crowd.
-Most of his spells fall into the illusion and enchantment schools, often preferring to end a fight with as little blood shed as possible. Though his few evocation spells stereotypically are flame spells.Has dabbled a bit in the other schools, mostly situational spells though.
-Has become rather adept at brewing after experimenting for a few years to perfect Asomdeus's Contract, could simply make most of the other drinks he keeps in his bar, but it's easier to buy stock from the other brewers than make it, as well as keeping up good relations. Exports a few barrels of his own ale a month, but tries to keep it in town to drum up local business.
-A decent fencer, able to take on most common men and dispatch the usual fare of monsters without too much trouble, though most of the warriors in town can run metaphorical circles around him when it comes to swordplay.
-Can grow leathery wings for a few minutes of flight due to his bloodline
-Can speak Common, Abyssal, and Gnomish. Can understand a few words in Draconic, but is far from fluent.
Possessions:
-A personal enchanted mug made to refill on a command word with Asmodeus's Contract. Can hold a pint at a time
-His mother's pendant
-His father's masterwork rapier. Has been altered with a returning enchantment after a arduous escapade to retrieve it, having resulted in the collapse of two kingdoms, the alignment shift of a minor deity, though he refuses to say which one, and the resealing of an archdaemon...3 Times.
-Viola
-Cello
-An engraving of his mother, obtained from the temple she had trained at.

Hobbies:
-Gambling
-Drinking, often his own supply
-Preforming, especially if he has someone to preform with.
-Fencing, when the chance arises.
-Flirting, happens so often it qualifies as a hobby I suppose, though mostly harmless.
Half tempted to make a goblin who owns a pawnshop, other ideas though rolling around is the trainer for the town militia incase of bandit incursions, or perhaps town librarian. Gonna make a cs tomorrow so I suppose I better choose quick. Also need to see if anybody grabbed tavern owner yet.
Amon chuckled nervously as she seemed to have been signed up for what seemed like intensive surgery, starting to worry that she looked much worse than she felt. Yuga had filled out all the paperwork, which was rather helpful seeing as her current form would make that rather difficult, but seemed like a big to do over what amounted to a few cuts and bruises, many and large though they were. Through a warped reflection in one of the stainless steel pieces of equipment, Amon could clearly see the left side of her face had indeed caked a bit with blood, the fur matting up. Recoiling a bit at the sight, she felt that was causing most of the response from Yuga, and attempted to wash it off as best as she could in a basin nearby.

After she was satisfied with the results, Amon leapt shakily onto the table, a pain foreshadowing that her bruised ribs would probably last the longest of her injuries, smiling bemusedly as the robot next to her seemed rattle on after they were situated, listing off the different ways she could attempt to help Amon. Feeling the robot may overheat trying to list off the ways she could help, and growing slightly annoyed at her inability to get a word in edgewise, Amon used one of her tails to hold in front of the robots face, much as one may use a finger to ask for a pause, teasingly shushing her as she let out a chuckle. "I believe it's more than clear that you intend to help me, but I believe you've done more enough for the moment," she said, a small hint of laughter in her voice evident for a moment, before her ribs reminded her what a bad idea that would be. "As for magical healing, I prefer the more natural route for wounds of the nonfatalp persuasion," a smile with a hint of an edge on her face, seemingly far away, "helps to remind you of past mistakes next time you fight."

As if called by her memories, movement on the other side of the room quickly revealed itself to be the doctor and his nurse, clad in scrubs and seemingly in possession of enough equipment to start a battlefield triage. A look of annoyance seemed to cross his face when he saw that the patient was not dying, as Amon now suspected the forms Yuga had filled out had alluded. Nevertheless, he rallied forward, asking the usual fare of questions as Amon pointed out the problem areas, an ointment quickly applied to the forehead wound to stop the bleeding. He then applied a cream to Amon's chest, a sigh of relief emanating from her as the pain receded somewhat. As he was wrapping a gauze around her chest to reduce swelling, Amon continued to answer Yuga's previous bombardment of questions, "As to the food and shower situations, as much as I wish to get a nice hot sh-" a sharp bark cutting her of as the doctor pulled tight on the gauze and clinching it off, gaining a withering look from Amon, which he pointedly igonored. She shook her head, remembering men much like him screaming as she had eaten their organs as they had watched, before turning back to Yuga, "As I was saying, it's probably best that I get something in me before I worry about cleaning myself. My meals are a little on the strange side so you need not worry yourself about it."

Satisfied she'd exhausted the need to answer Yuga for the time being, she let the doctor continue his administration in peace, although she had snapped at the nurse when she had tried to get a little to fresh with her thermometer for Amon's taste. After being assured that the administrations would hold up to any transformations so long as she kept them to humanoid forms, the pair was released from the doctors care. Amon decided she would follow Yuga's lead for the moment, unsure as she was of the general goings on of the school.
Haven't played d&d, but have played a bit of pathfinder, was curious as to if you would have a problem with either tiefling race or strix, got a couple of ideas in the air atm
Amon let out a sigh of frustration as Ier-Briar explained the point of the exercise. It seemed those in control took a wicked delight in prodding their charges. She could still feel her heart thumping from earlier panic, which brought to mind a whole other set of problems. It seemed her interrogation had effected her more than she was willing to admit.

It seemed they had a moment's respite, Amon easing down to her stomach as she took a moment to check herself over. A stabbing pain in her head caused her to wince, as the adrenaline from the fight faded and allowed her to feel the full effect of her bumps and scrapes. The flow of blood coming from her head wound had stymied somewhat, but had yet to stop completely. She could now feel a dull ache coming from from her sides as well. She must have caught a blow to her ribs that she hadn't noticed before, but she could tell they were likely bruised. She wrinkled her snout at the mess of sweat and hydraulic fluids on her coat, fighting the need to rush for a shower, knowing she needed to prioritize. She assumed that if they were training what was essentially soldiers, then injuries were probably common fare, and that would mean an infirmary couldn't be to far. She shook away a wave of disorientation, attributing it to exertion and hunger, hoping she had avoided a concussion.

Amon gave a start as she heard Yuga, fur standing on end as for a moment before relaxing, trying to breathe deep to relax before wincing as her ribs cried out in protest, ears perking as Yuga seemed to read her mind. She briefly considered rebuffing the robot's offer, basic instinct telling her that she had to hide her wounds. She beat such thoughts back however. The previous mention of dorm mates had made it clear she would be spending plenty of time with the robot, and it wouldn't be the first time she had used seeming vulnerability to gain someone's favor, a surprisingly easy way to get people to trust you was to seem weak. Besides she had little knowledge of the school's layout, the pamphlets and such having been with her luggage, which she assumed had been sent ahead to the dorms. She certainly didn't want to try navigating in her current condition.

"I suppose I've few options at the moment," Amon said, a self-depreciating smile on her face. "I've little knowledge of this place, and you certainly did quite the number on me," she continued, hissing as she stood back up, "hate to see what you're like when you actually fighting." A whisper of pride seethed a bit at the comments, but she was used to beating down pride to gain advantages, and this was far and away from the most degrading persona she'd taken.

She frowned as she saw her orb was rather dim, with only a slowly pulsing glow coming from within, the purple light seeming to come from far away. Turning her head back to Yuga, groaning a bit with the quick motion, she gave a sheepish grin, " I suppose it'd be in my best interest were we to make haste," grimacing once more as she saw the mess of her fur, desperately wishing she could take a shower again, before awaiting Yuga to lead the way. She decided a little concern was appropriate, her head tilting sideways as she examined her, "Are you sure you shouldn't go for maintenance or such first," she asked, carefully adding a bit of worry to her voice. She doubted the robot would simply leave her, but it was important to seem selfless when she could help it.
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