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>>5626225
Previously...
>The group gains two more important recruits for the troop.
>A wandering bear and a mysterious raccoon.
>The group then make themselves rich by looting every single thing they could find over at the remains of the Old Ones.
>Now they find themselves in Lizard Territory
>That's not all they have to deal with, as they also end up finding Sean and the mysterious Lanesboro there as they go out trading.
>Now our heroes regroup and hope to whatever god they pray to there is not going to be any fights soon.
Will our heroes survive... maybe.

Will probably be late tomorrow, maybe even by several hours more than usual. Not sure how that affects anyone else's plans considering that we'll probably mostly just be buying stuff and RPing, assuming we don't screw up and alert the lizards to our presence or something. Sorry in advance.

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>>5626252
It's OK. At least we got the new thread prepared for you guys. Thanks again for always archiving for us.

Also might as well post some stats for the night as well.

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>>5626254
In case Jenkins is needed.

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>>5626256
And finally Bobby

>You all then return to camp.
>There you see Jenkins and Bobby's two other cats making some sort of smoked meat meal.
>Smells like turkey.
>Maggie stares intently at it as she is the one who is constantly turning it.
>Wanting to make sure it is fully cooked.
>She then noticed you all there.
"Oh hey. How was your little shopping trip, did you all sell what you needed?"

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>>5626604
Kinny sniffed the smell with a smile... before pulling out and dropping the pouch of money on the grass in front of everyone. "1100 platinum is what we got, not enough time to grab any equipment, though." The cat announced to everyone. "Did anyone see Einstein? He was supposed to find you with a message."
>>5626225
Outrageous, heretic, ai-generated, disgusting, fabrication of a perverse (probably canine, possibly aquatic, most certainly wretched) mind. This... this has never happened, you have no proof, you have no right right, just no, no, no! I WILL NOT STAND THIS SLANDER. You will be talking to my human very, VERY soon, SIR.

>>5626695
"You mean the talking mouse. He just asked for a piece of cheese and then headed inside the tent. Mentioned something to us about avoiding a husky named Sean. Never specified why though. In fact I don't think he was completely happy with what he was saying. So... who exactly is this Sean?"

>>5626697
"Me and Mog have met this fellow back in Xana, he offered us a completely innocent opportunity to ride his car out of town at night, just as we would finish the job of stealing (You), which he shouldn't know anything about." The cat then gestured "Later Einstein himself told us he was in on the whole human-fridge thing. I believe he tried to lure us into a trap back in Xana, although I don't know his intentions at all." Kinny then pointed towards the town. "We just saw him in the town, he seems to stay in the tent with sword and shield."
>Kinny goes to the tent to find Einstein and talk to him for a minute

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>>5626725
>You see Eistein eating his cheese.
>He seems happy about eating some comfort food without being in the bag.
>He then notices Kinny entering the tent.
"Is something wrong Kinny? Did I do something wrong?"

>>5626730
"No, I just wanted to clear up some things. When we first met Sean with Mog, it seemed as though he knew about the Pigs' plan to 'steal' Maggie, did he ever tell anyone about it?"

>>5626743
"Sean is a good dog. He always talked to us. He made sure everything was safe after Atreyu was done with her shift. He was Swift's right paw hound. Sure he goes out a lot to sell some stuff but everyone has to make money. Th-... that's what he told us. He never exactly told us what it was he was selling. But I don't think he would ever try selling one of the humans in the pods to the pigs. Never. Grandpa reassured me so."

I'll wait for Mog to join this conversation cause I honestly don't know who to trust here. I did assume that Sean was gonna fuck us over, but looking over the 1st thread, he could've genuinely wanted to give us a ride at 12PM. The word slip he had there about helping "people" would be explained by the fact he was in on this thing. I just don't know anymore.

Wonder where Ursus and Simon are?

>>5626759
For Ursus... new thread might catch him off-guard, idk. Surprised me too, but at this point I've just set up an alarm for Tuesdays, lmao. Raccoon either got irritated by my whining or... was a troll. My original point about him was that on meta level, it was a character so bad that the player was either completely tone-deaf or designed it purely to fuck around for his amusement.

>>5626225
I am here

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>>5626787
I guess Mog met his neighborhood dog catcher. Shame, really wanted his input on the mouse thing, kinda dunno what to do now since I'm out of the loop on our current plans. Yeah, yeah, money completely took over this cat's head.
>>5626818
Sup Ursus. What do you think your role will be in the team? I thought you'd be swinging the axe more, but you seem more interested in cooking... which is neat, because Kinny can't cook for the life of his. Asking OOC, btw.

>>5626832
I’m thinking bruiser with some expertise in some academics he has the background of folk hero

>>5626604
Maggie I got you some armor, I admit it’s not the prettiest thing but it armor

Rolled 20 + 1 (1d20 + 1)

>>5626818
What would you like to do in the camp Ursus?

>>5626818
>>5626832
>You both soon catch the scent of freshly cooked Turkey now being being pulled out of the fire.
"Lunch is done."
>Maggie says whole heartedly.
>She then shows the roasted turkey.
>Cooked...
Rolling a survival check for Maggie

>>5626840
The lizard scale male

>>5626841
Give Maggie her new armor if it doesn’t fit I can always just adjust it manually via sewing and adjusting the size

>>5626841
That smells and looks lovely what did you use to season the turkey?

>>5626841
"Finally, some good fucking food!" Kinny's tongue slipped at the unexpectedly exquisite smell of the turkey. "Can all humans cook this well?" The cat demanded to know, while standing *very* close to Maggie, practically bumping into her leg as he started at the meat impatiently.
>>5626837
When I hear bear bruiser I imagine you just extending your paws forward and nonchalantly dropping your entire weight onto someone. Bear physics are funky in my head.

>>5626854
I mean you’re not wrong but imagine that with an axe

>>5626854
I can also use a rifle although I wish to gain full expertise in it before using it in combat

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>>5626840
>>5626842
>>5626847
Remember Ursus it's still on hold over at Poco's tent.
"Oh. Thanks.... I think.... so just for clarification this isn't actually made from like dead lizards or anything like that right?"

>>5626841
>>5626850
>>5626854
>Apparently finding natural spices was something Maggie was good at.
>Hell she wasn't even expecting herself to be a cook at all
>Especially when it came to a big bird such as the giant majestic Turkey.
>She then gave everyone a fair portion of turkey.
>Especially Ursus since he was the biggest of the group.
"Really wish I could make something like mashed potatoes to go along with it."
>Maggie says as she eats her fair share of the bird.

>>5626865
Potatoes, those are tubers right?
On the lizard scale male sadly it is but it’s better than nothing besides if you dislike it you can wear something under the armor

>>5626865
Upon getting his share, Kinny devoured the turkey in no time, purring loudly as when was finished and licking his paw, he asked. "This is some rare talent you've got. Some of best taverns I've been to would kill to have a cook like this." The cat then begun a long and thorough process of cleaning his shiny black fur.
>>5626859
Now I imagine you falling onto an axe, which is firmly stuck in the ground and then the axe falling onto the target like it's some lethal domino.
>>5626862
Now you've got my attention. Right, I actually considered training how to reload guns on flat surface (putting pressure with paws, using teeth), so I could just hop on your back and reload weapons you've fired so you can cycle through guns. Granted, it's not necessary and probably wouldn't do much, I just liked the idea.

>>5626872
"Yeah that's exactly what a potato is."
>Maggie winced at the suggestion that an armor would be made out of a dead intellectual being.
>Then again would it be different than wearing the skin of a dead animal for clothing or armor.
>Still if she was going to survive in this world, much like the talking mouse, she would have to get used to it.
"Sw- swell..."

>>5626873
"Well if I ever get captured and they want me alive, I'll be sure to tell them that I can at least cook."

>>5626865
Ok so here is a list of available items
Beef, 40 Silver per lb
Various Fruits, 20 silver per lb
Various Vegetables, 40 silver per Ib

>>5626880
Listen once we reach a more established village we can get leather armor and sell the lizard scale or pass it onto another of our party

>>5626880
(Out of character how big are bees or are there multiple species that are small and large because you can bet Ursus managed bee boxes)

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>>5626894

>>5626881
"They didn't seem to have cat-sized jumpsuits, did they? Or black leather straps? I could really use some better equipment just in case we run into more problems."

>>5626910
Oh they had diamond cat armor but it’s extremely expensive even for us at the moment

>>5626912
>made for kittens. Made of diamonds, sells for 10,000,000 silver

>>5626894
>>5626904
Bugs are really big. A praying mantis that Kinny and Mog fought was about human size. So bees in this universe are probably bigger than the average bee. Maybe the size of kittens. Sorry for the late response. Mostly eating lunch now.

>>5626917
Giant bee boxes

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>>5626922

>>5626912
>>5626914
"W- that can't be real. There is no way they put actual diamonds on an armor... But anyways, I don't need an armor, thankfully... well, not heavy one, that is." Kinny got a bit worked up hearing about diamonds in his area.

Well since I have a census of what’s available and we have the means to purchase food/resources we will need for the coming trip shall we quickly stock up?

>>5626881
"That seems like a detailed list you have here. Plan on making something really good?"
>Maggie asks the bear.

>>5626912
>>5626917
>>5626944
>Maggie was just as stunned as Kinny.
>A whole set of armor.
>For a cat.
>Made entirely of diamonds.
>For a shit ton amount of silver.
>She wasn't the only one who heard it.
>Bobby and her men heard it as well.
>Bobby's men immediately try leaving to try and steal it.
>But not before Bobby caught them by the tail.
"Who owns the shop?"
>Bobby asked the bear.

>>5626940
>>5626943
>The thoughts of Ursus were completely filled with owning a pet bee along with owning a bee farm someday... unless he did have one at one point.

>>5626959
That would be poco an extremely buff cat he looks like he could strangle a dragon
I suspect it was originally used by him but he might have retired

>>5626959
I did own a farm I had to leave it to after killing kar

>>5626964
>Bobby gave her men a stern stare.
"Men we are not stealing that armor. That goes for everyone here. Poco is our friend and we are not going to steal from him. End of discussion."
>The female bobtailed cat seemed very strict with this order.
>The look on her face telling everyone, she will allow Poco to beat the shit out of them if they disobey this order.

>>5626966
Were there any bees there?

>>5626966
The bastard

>>5626971
I suspect a barn had been repurposed for a colony of the domesticated bee strain due to their placid nature

>>5626964
>>5626971
Kinny chuckled upon hearing Poco's name. "Of course. But do you think that armor is real? Why'd he put real diamonds on armor?" The cat addressed Bobby, curious what the deal with her massive friend-in-crime was.

>>5626977
Oh it’s definitely real and enchanted

>>5626977
>>5626978
"I don't know exactly. But I remember Poco mentioning something about diamonds having some sort of magical property. I'm not exactly sure."
>Bobby explained.

>>5627001
I plan on asking him about the story of the armor when I get back speaking of Bobby have you seen the census I made? Any specific amount of food does your crew need

>>5627007
Or amenity’s

>>5627007
>>5627012
>>5626881
>Bobby looks over the list.
"Hmm.... 5 lbs should help us survive to the next town."

>>5627013
Alright anything else maybe soap and hygiene products?

Here, catching up. Sorry for being late, session is practically over, I'm sure.

>>5627016
"You guys have soap?"
>Maggie asks excitedly.
"Ask the potion seller for that shit. Maybe two bottles or so."
>Bobby orders.
"Make it ten!"
>Maggie tells the country bear.

>>5627029
Hmm personal hygiene is important, especially in the wild so he takes a head count for each person’s request ok calculating the amount of funds needed ok here pass me some of the gold bars and I’ll go ahead and pay for this I will be back

>>5627029
Ohh wait! How are you with knives Maggie?

>>5627001
"That's... weird, does he really expect to sell it in here?"
Sorry for late reply, got occupied with stuff, Blue Clover no longer wants to work with Cloudflare and my phone's battery is fucked... I'll have to charge it and post from K*roba, so posts might be scarce.
>>5627028
Glad to see you're still with us. Mind looking over the Einstein-Sean thing?

>>5627050
"First thing General Harvey taught us how to use."
>Maggie replies.

>>5627035
"Ask Kinny for them though....."
>Bobby replies as she points to the bag of platinum.
"Though he should still have some gold coins he can spare I believe. Isn't that right Kinny?"
>Bobby says to Ursus as she pats Kinny's shoulder.

>>5627056
"Probably no. Well maybe auction it off if we are lucky. Then again there would be too much contest for it."

>>5627064
Ok kinny I’m gonna go get the scale male armor pounds of food two buck knives and 11 bottles of soap

>>5627035
"Well I... have no idea how much is this going to cost so..." Kinny pulled out 50 gold, 100 silver and 100 copper coins and handed them over to Ursus. "Here, this should cover everything. Buy some milk for is if you can, Poco might have it if no one else does." The cat added.
>>5627028
And also, is everything good?
>>5627064
I guess economy, supply and demand work a bit different in this world than I expected. I thought this was some half-abandoned town and Poco just made this armor he could never hope to sell to anyone, unless a millionaire just so happened to be passing by. Updated kuroba, it seems to be kinda working...

>>5627076
Go ahead and pass me the required funds

>>5627077
Thanks

>>5627076
>>5627078
"Um, wait... how much you said was the mail?"

>>5627080
500 silver

>>5627029
>>5627016
>>5627056
Mog was the last to arrive back in camp.

"Hey, guys, I have something important to tell yo - what's that smell? Smells delicious." Any worry over the potentially immortal rabbit left Mog with his breathe out. He ran over to get his share.

Munch, munch, munch.

Rapturous, stupendous, absolutely sublime! Whoever made this must've been divinely inspired. Was it Bobby again? She did make the mantis meat last time. Or Ursus? He seems culinarily inclined.

"Who made this? They should start a restaurant, this is the best turkey I've ever eaten." Effusive praise for great talent, a rare occurrence in this violent world.

"Oh, and I got a bunch of soaps and shampoos from the potion seller already. We already have a bunch of frozen food in the food crate too, so rations aren't an issue. It'd be nice to get a week's worth of fresh food for the road though." Mog said. There was something important he had to say, but it could wait until he finished this meal.

>>5627056
Caught up. I'll think over it for a second and give you my answer in character once someone actually tells me about it IC.

>>5627086
All credit goes to Maggie

>>5627077
I'm fine, just had some other stuff I had to do. Had to cook my late lunch as well. Also, from what I understand this is a fully occupied city. We are in the "flea market" outskirts outside the walls, the lizard occupy the actual city beyond the walls. Hence our caution, this is a fully garrisoned city with military units it sounds like to me.

>>5627086
>>5627089
"Um... thanks. I just cooked it with rosemary I found around here and smoked it to perfection."
>Maggie answered.
"I mean it wasn't that hard to make. I just immitated what my dad did."

>>5627089
"Maggie? You don't say?"

Mog looked over to the human, acknowledging her with a deep nod of his head. "You're the best cook I've ever had the pleasure of eating from. Truly worthy of being called an Old One. Maybe we should stock up on salt and spices, herbs too. I could get used to eating like this."

>>5627083
"Oh, that's fine then."
I hope Mog doesn't bite me for giving you 50 gold, lmao. He shouldn't, since we're far richer than that, but we gotta split some funds between us soon, for the sake of not-having-to-ask-the-money-cat. I guess the bear's money needs are satisfied for a bit now. Also very comfy. Good to have someone who cares about our living conditions.

>>5627093
There’s a story in that I’m interested in but it can wait until I get back

>>5627096
Don't worry about it. The stuff about the splitting of money was just based off precedent and presumed IC motivations. OOC if any of us needs money we should freely share it. Not to mention even if we split it as designated before and Ursus/Simon (if he is even still playing) got nothing, each of us would still be free to give them some spending money from our own share. Also, remember, we have 1400 platinum, not 1100, we also had the briefcase of silver that I gave you to turn into plat. I say we split the plat right now with the previously agreed split, as that makes the most sense IC, then we freely share some of the wealth with Ursus. OOC we'll share it all evenly, but IC it makes sense for us to keep the split previously agreed on, not to mention it is better to disperse our wealth so that it is not on just one person who could have their bag of holding stolen or be killed and left behind if we have to retreat one day.

>>5627086
>>5627095
The cat waited for Mog to finish and handed him 50 gold, 100 silver and 100 ¢opper. "Here, just so we all have some spare on us." He then followed up by telling the late-howler about his Sean-sighting and Einstein's opinion of the husky. The rogue seemed a bit confused with this situation - not willing to entirely trust the impressionable young mouse and well aware that if Sean was against them, letting him know they were here could have bad consequences.
One piece of info I'm missing OOC is what he actually said he does. Did he say he's a legit blacksmith or a collector/reseller too? If he claimed to be 100% a blacksmith, then he lied, as Kinny saw him buy the same lightning daggers from a shady kangaroo dealer.

>>5627106
Kinny said 1100, because that's how much they got from Poco for the metal bars. I'm not sure where does extra 300 come from, is it from the briefcase? I... actually don't remember any briefcase x.x Classic Kinny L.

Sorry starting to doze off. We can try continuing this on Thursday if we can.

>>5627118
Cool beans

>>5627111
"Already had some spare change from the mantis meat I finally sold, but thanks. We should probably split the platinum now. 30% to Bobby's gang as previously agreed, split 10% between Jenkins and Ursus, the rest for you and me, maybe give some to Maggie as well. Though if we're gonna be a warband then we ought to share the wealth freely, but this is just to keep our prior agreements, gotta keep our word and all that. Shouldn't hold all the wealth in one place where it could be pick-pocketed." Mog said.

He then listened to his faithful companion's story about Sean. Answers didn't immediately come, he struggled to remember the encounter weeks ago.

"I...think Sean was working with either the pigs or Lanesboro, I'll explain what I mean in a sec, just gimme time. Actually, best we gather everyone around first for this, everyone should hear this."

>>5627118
Sweet dreams, QM. I'm up for thursday.
>>5627106
>>5627119
Let's finish the sean thing between us today so we can move on next session?

>>5627122
Can do

>>5627123
So you want me to confront Sean or at least listen in on his conversation

>>5627118
See ya on Thursday then, sorry for being late. I think I'll try and finish this last bit with Kinny if he is up for it.

>>5627115
Yeah, the previous session we got 1100 plat from the vault bars of silver and gold, but I also mentioned I would've given you the briefcase to turn into platinum, since it is heavy to carry around. Hence me repeatedly reminding you last time about it being 1400. We got the briefcase of silver bars from the pigs that the mantis killed near the end of session 1, Tweed and his pigs. There was 30000 silver in there, our payment for the job before the mantis ate them.

>>5627126
Please, god no. We should avoid him like the plague. I think he is connected to Lanesboro, not to mention all he has to do is tell the lizards about us and we guarantee TPK. Plus he'll have Kinny's OP lightning daggers that do like 4d4 lightning damage each throw, we'll die if we have to fight him. If anything I'd hope Kinny fetches you before you leave so I can explain what is going on IC.

>>5627131
Ooooooooh that is terrifying

>>5627121
Based on thread 1 and context we have, Sean could just as well be genuinely working with mice and on our side, as Einstein said he was in on the secret. There isn't any indication to his bad will I think, the only lead is checking what he said about the daggers to catch him on a lie, but I didn't check that (and don't wanna now). The whole "hours sus" thing... could be just QM taking a short route ignoring possible suspicion, idk. Didn't read through whole archive, just ctrl+F'd points of interest. Gl.

>>5627126
>>5627131
>>5627133
Not even sure if this is IC or OOC. Kek either way.

>>5627118
>>5627126
>>5627122
"Okay, here's my train of thought. When we first exited Moses the Bear's bar in Xana, the lizard called Sean a blacksmith. Makes sense, a blacksmith makes tools, armour and arms. But he also said he was selling my broadsword for half price, not something that makes sense under any circumstances, metal is valuable, as is a blacksmith's labour, there's no way that makes sense. When we looked at the goods they all looked like they were found, not made in that little metal carriage of his. Hell, he sold your lightning daggers for 40 silver Kinny." Mog walked a circle around the assembled group, it helped jog his memories. He was aware these weren't the juicy details the group wanted to hear, but it was part of the process and he was getting there.

Continuing he said "Anyways, I remember trying to see how his metal carriage worked. He noticed and offered me a ride to the next town over and back, told him to meet him at the south entrance to town. I think I did a fair impression of an Old One's tech enthusiast to throw him off, but - anyways, he was in a hurry to leave at 10 PM, the time our heist started. But *just* for us he was willing to wait until midnight, even though he didn't know us. Weirder still, he changed his mind and wanted to meet us in the forest instead of the south entrance to town. Thinking back on it he also let it slip that he knew about humans too, but more importantly he told me to 'be sure to be quiet tonight'." He paused for effect.

He was getting to the important bits. "Now why would he say that? The timing was WAY too perfect to be coincidental, and he would have no reason to say that unless he knew we were doing the heist, ergo he must've been in contact with the pigs. He also wanted to leave in the dead of night, odd given his initial offer was presented as a sightseeing tour out the goodness of his heart because of my supposed interest in his carriage. At first I thought he was a slave trader, then I thought he was working with the pigs to preemptively narrow our escape options by making us think we had an easy getaway driver in anticipation of us double-crossing the pigs, now I'm certain this was all connected." He took a breathe.

This was the important bit that connected everything together.

"Hear me out, I met Lanesboro, one of the names on Tweed's list of buyers for humans. He's in town, he's the magic shop owner, odd fellow, had to pry his name from him, seemed very young, tried to sound younger than I think he is too, wouldn't be surprised if he was an immortal archmage or something with how things have been going and how often my intuition is right. He walks on two feet, and he's enchanting my broadsword as we speak. This is where the dots connect. Sean is in town, he likely isn't the maker of the daggers, but a scavenger or maybe even an Old One factory owner, he gets them from the kangaroo. Lanesboro is also coincidentally in town. The pigs knew Lanesboro. So did Sean.-" 1/2

>>5627143
>>5627133
>>5627178
"Else how would he know about our heist? He sold Elder Swift and the humans out for greed. Then his offer of a ride to us was simply either a way to ensure we didn't escape or alternatively he also double-crossed the pigs, instead intending on delivering us to Lanesboro himself in order to get the payment all to himself or to ingratiate himself with the clearly very wealthy mage. Or perhaps he intended to sell us out to the lizards instead, it is odd Lanesboro is on the outside of town instead of in the city center despite being a powerful and wealthy mage. That is speculation though, maybe he gets the scraps the lizards deem him worthy of and don't think is absolutely necessary to destroy. Most of that hypothetical stuff though is based on the lizard merchant in Xana having a high opinion of Sean though, it probably isn't true. Can't generalize based off one lizard's opinion of him, that's a bit too speciecist for me. Anyways, to conclude, I think the chain of logic goes something like this; the pigs learned of the the humans in Swift's barn through Sean, but Sean was coy with the knowledge and merely hinted at the existence of an artifact, hence the pigs not knowing about the humans, this was to get them to foot the bill for payment of mercenaries, us in other words, he then intended to double-cross them, maybe he even arranged the mantis to be there, but he fucked up and we got away. The pigs and Sean knew Lanesboro, Sean isn't who he says he is, he has access to too much Old One tech and sells it for dirt cheap, like an arms dealer really. Sean is probably trying to ingratiate himself either with the lizards for human scraps but most likely to Lanesboro. When I go to pick up my sword from the rabbit later tonight, we should all go except maybe Maggie, we should expect trouble. Maybe nothing happens, there's no reason for it to, but we should be prepared now and in the future for a conflict with Lanesboro until we know his intentions."

Mog breathed out, that was a mouthful. He waited for reactions to his conspiracy theory.

"Oh, yeah, and Sean also mentioned having to meet up with an old friend. He cut off my line of questions to vamoose rather suddenly. I think he was either meeting with Moses, maybe Swift, but more likely in my eye is that he knew Tweed and was setting him up to get eaten by the mantis or something."

>>5627118
>>5627126
>>5627178
"Of course Lanesboro's in here too, why wouldn't he?" Kinny murmured before speaking up. "I can, of course, confirm what Mog sais happened in Xana," the cat nodded, "what he seems to have missed, however, is the fact that me and Bobby saw our blacksmith buy theshe," the rogue pulled a crackling Lightning Dagger out of his sheath to demonstrate, "from a fucking kangaroo. That's hardly how I imagine smithing to function."
Kinny then turned to Einstein and explained. "And that is why I told you not to say hi to Sean and tell others to avoid him."
>>5627193
"This Lanesboro... what is he? And since you think he's a powerful mage, don't you find it weird he's enchanting weapons for a pocket change? Why trust him your sword?"
I think I might have to cut off here, too. Will respond tomorrow or thursday. Goodnight everyone.

>>5627193
Eh whatever happens I will stand with you this the first shot I might have to getting back my farm (eventually)

>>5627207
Dropped my Mogtag.

>>5627208
hell yeah

>>5627207
I did actually mention the kangaroo and the daggers, but I know it is a pain to read the whole wall of text closely. I figured you told me here >>5627111 but just chose to summarize rather than type out all the dialogue.

"Lanesboro has no reason to know exactly who we are yet, I figured it was safe. I suppose he could scry on us to find out, or if my theory is right then Sean could've told him that he sold me that particular broadsword or about our appearances, but it is a stretch for even a genius like Lanesboro to be 100% sure it is us based off a description of a sword that looks like any other or of a description of a wolf. We are near Canis Lupin, there should be plenty of wolves around, it'd be odd for him to figure out it is me so quickly. But hey, if I lose the sword, well, I'm hardly unarmed now am I? I've got plenty of gear that is almost as good. No idea why he is just screwing around playing petty merchant though, personally I think he's an old archmage, probably been alive since the start of the Awakening 100 years ago, maybe even before that if he is of similar nature to what I think Simon may be."

>>5627208
>>5627224
Mog nodded, appreciative of the companionship. "Together then."

>>5627208
>>5627224
I think that is enough to wrap us up for today, I guess I'll see you all this Thursday. Again, apologies for being late. We still have some shopping to do, we shouldn't let the opportunity to get top end gear for our level pass us by, not when we have so much portable wealth available. Any mercs for hire or information to be gathered should also be bought here if possible, we dunno when we'll be in a populated town again. This would also be a good time for new PC party members to join, but that isn't up to us, so meh.

>>5627235
Fuck. I don't find your walls of text painful and I've read everything, but apparently skimmed over right after you finished talking about Lanesboro and got to summing up Sean in the first post. Didn't even know I skimmed over anything until now.
"Well, you make a good point. I would like to learn more about this Lanesboro and thanks to Bobby we have a guy who might know something and not ask any questions."
Looks like we might be returning to the town, lol.
>>5627248
You're good.

what the fuck is this ID

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I did my job for once. Here's our items and funds and stuff after yesterday's handouts.

*gold bars were worth 1000 plat

Session on for today or no?

>>5628867
Sorry woke up a bit late but can try to do a session.

>>5627133
>>5627178
>>5627193
>>5627207
>>5627208
>>5627235
>>5627239
>>5627684
>Maggie looked on at the conversation.
>Feeling a bit left out for a bit.
"I'm guessing that I am going to be left out of this one too?"
>Maggie asks the group of animals.
"Sorry kid, but we can't exactly bring you to someone who was trying to buy you in the first place."
>Bobby responds.
"Besides, I think everyone here agree you are not for sale."

>>5628878
"Well it looks like that. Sorry, Mag."
The cat was ready to go to town, but he waited for others to get ready.
Literally just gonna wait a bit to see if Mog and/or Ursus show up so we can all be on the same page and avoid confusion about who's where and when like last time.

>>5628873
No worries, just wanted to check if we were on for today. Should probably be a relaxed shopping session for the most part today, so if you have to leave to go do something part way through the day it'll probably be okay.

>>5628878
"Sorry Maggie, but she's right. Bringing you to someone who has unknown intentions towards you isn't the best idea, and if there's a fight we don't want you to be on the scene when the lizards come rolling in. If you think it is worth the risk then we can try gauging his knowledge and intentions regarding humans, but it may tip him off to you, or at least that we know more than we should." Mog explained.

>>5628887
Oh hi, didn't notice you there. Sorre.
>>5628878
What Mog said. I suddenly really want a jumpsuit for cat.

>>5628885
>>5628887
"Fair enough."
>Maggie said defeated.
"But if you guys do need my help you better tell me."

>>5628889
Hi.

>>5628896
"Have one of the cats keep an ear out, they'll heard if there's trouble. Just don't come busting in for just any series of loud noises, the meeting is during the night but there's still enough nocturnal and crepuscular animals around that'd it'd be risky to rush in over a false alarm."

>>5628885
"Lets split the platinum as previously agreed, we can fiddle with know carries how much or how much each of us is entitled to later, but we oughtta each have some spending money for major purchases. Plus, we don't want some lucky pick-pocket nabbing your bag of holding and getting all the money." The wolf was ready to go, all there was to do was wait for the bear to finish eating and then they could spend more than any of them had ever had in their life times.

>>5628896
"I'll send Einstein screaming if anything happens." Kinny said, pulling the mouse out of the tent and placing him in the Einstein-pocket. "Come on, you."
>>5628905
"Nobody's gonna try and steal a mouse-sized rucksack, thinking it's a bag of holding containing thousands-worth of platinum, Mog. And besides, it's on ME of all people. And I have a mouse in my backpack to alert me of thieves and bite their paws off in necessary!"

>>5628908
>Einstein went towards Kinny the cat.
>Getting in his usual position of staying in his pocket.
>He did poke his head out though.
>Just to ask one question.
"Do I really have to bite paws off. Grandpa told me it was rude to bite people. Then again I am defending myself in the process."
>The mouse asked you.

>>5628905
"Oh yeah. You guys can actually see in the dark. Meanwhile I can't see jackshit."
>Maggie reminded herself.
"Alright fair enough. But if we are going to split the money I'd like to give half my share of the loot to Ursus. Can't really spend it here. So might as well give Ursus a bit more spending money so he can get us food.

>>5628912
"Well, you're right - not OFF. But you can bite them or at least be sure to alert me if someone tries to steal the bag of holding, alright?." The cat responded, scratching his chin.

>>5628908
"Maybe," Mog fixed Kinny's orange eyes eyes with his own, "but better be safe than sorry, urchins don't need great incentives to nab anything they can get their paws on. We'll attract attention when we're in town and we're emptying hordes of platinum from a single small bag eventually. It'd be wise to disperse the wealth in case we split up like earlier as well."

>>5628912
The mouse drew his attention, rare given Mog often forgot that he even existed. "It's for the good of the party Einstein, even little mice should learn how to fight."

He then turned to Maggie. "Fair enough, though in a friendlier town I think you'll be fine to enter. Just...these are lizards we are talking about."

>>5628928
"I assure you I can't be pickpocketed. Not after years of smuggling things west and east, north and south of the border." Kinny was annoyed with the implication just any thief could go through him, let alone when he had just put a mouse on guard. "How much do you say we should split, anyway?"
I don't think QM would want to take this from us, nor do I think Einstein would let anyone just try and run through my pockets.

>>5628938
>>5628928
"Mind if I ask how much I was supposed to get."

Sorry for the lack of posts. Also sorry for asking a question for the last one. We've gotten into many debates about how we should split the money I kind of lost track on what we have agreed upon.

>>5628938
>>5628942
Mog resisted the urge to roll his eyes, of course he should've realized sooner that Kinny's ego was at stake. He was certainly justified by his years of success in the cutthroat underworld.

"Then your cut of the platinum will be the most secure of all, I'll be sure to come crying to you for a loan when we get our purses cut." he joked.

Pausing to remember the previous arrangement he stared up at the sky. After a moment he said "As per our prior agreement with Bobby, 30% of the briefcase silver converted to plat to her and her gang, the rest to us. For the vault 10% split between Jenkins and Ursus, just so they get their cut of being part of our band, though Ursus will get an even share of all our future ventures from now on as he is a fighting member of our party. The remaining 90% split evenly between you, me, Maggie, and Bobby. Maggie already said to give her share to Ursus, so there's that settled."

True, I don't think the QM is gonna be rolling random encounter tables for street urchins in every city we go to. But I also remember the insane explanations for your failed rolls, the bonkers "there's mice in the walls that detected our fire and put it out as a consequence of your failed stealth wall and they can hear us but we can't hear them AND that's on top of them simply detecting you, which would've been the normal consequence for failing a stealth check" or the mind-boggling "the hellbot digs through literal meters of concrete, dirt, and vault steel to kill you and somehow the alarm signal reaches it through meters of signal obstructing terrain". Not to shit on QM too hard, he is hosting the hella fun game we are playing after all, but you never know when some bullshit might crop up. No offence QM.

>>5628938
"Oh, but you can keep the insane amount of copper from the vault until we get it converted. No one else can carry it after all. The silver coins we ought to split eventually, so as to have something other than platinum to pay for basics with, wouldn't want to attract too much attention. For now the cash you doled out is good enough for those purposes though."

>>5628960
So just to make sure I understand this right, we are splitting the 300 platinum from the Briefcase between Bobby(30%), Mog (35%) and Kinny(35%)? Or does "the rest to us" mean Maggie as well? We are NOT doing vault funds now, they are in over 7 million coins of different values still.
>>5628962
...great minds think alike
>>5628958
Dw, I fully expect (ed) Mog to pull out the %ages we agreed upon and what money it applies to. Although I'm not so sure about how we'd even split it up right now, given the fact Kinny is the only one who can carry large amounts of money.

>>5628960
No offense taken at all my friend.

>>5628960
>>5628962
"Sounds fair enough."
>Maggie agreed.
>She then gave half of of her share of the loot to Ursus.
"Be sure not to spend it all on one place big guy."

>>5628966
(She's got nothing yet, but let's assume she's giving it symbolically, so now we can cut her out of the deal once we actually do the split.)

>>5628965
Yes. Maggie not included in that. Also agreed on not splitting the coins right now, too much time and work, we wanna move on to shopping/RP/whatever else.

True.

Platinum is pretty heavy from what I remember, but we are splitting it multiple ways and coins probably aren't that heavy. Remember, Bobby has her strong cats to carry shit, Ursus and I carry hundreds of pounds, and I think Ursus may get a bonus for carry capacity for being a size larger than me.

>>5628966
>>5628968
I think we're mostly settled on the split, lets move on if all is agreed upon.

>>5628977
>>5628968
"Alright. Just go ahead and do what you need to. Buy what you need and maybe find another way into Canada."
>Maggie says as she stretches.
>Bobby also stretches as well.
"Well I'm taking my share and going to go to the nearest tavern to get some fermented fruit."
>Bobby says as she then goes to get her share of the money.
"Fermented fruit?"
>Maggie asks the bobtail.
"It's an adult animal thing. Kid like you would never understand."
"So... you are going to get high?"
"My money I can do what I want with it."
"Either by fruit or if I'm lucky if they have the nip."

>>5628960
>>5628987
"Alright, fine fine fine. We'll split the briefcase money now if you INSIST." Kinny reluctantly pulled out the coin pouch he got from Poco. It was a nice pouch, with light pattern dyed on two sides. Must be a complimentary thing, based on how big the transaction was. "Right. 95 Platinum for Bobby and her Boys, 105 Platinum for Mog... 105 Platinum for me." The cat handed out 300 coins total (his share went through Einstein, and back into his pack), which took about 10 minutes. "That's all for the briefcase, Mog."
Updated, noted and saved on sheet and in notepad.

>>5628988
"30 plat for each of us boys. I'll be taking the extra five plat though."
>Bobby Henchmen 1 has 30 Platinum.
>Bobby Henchmen 2 has 30 Platinum.
>Bobby has 35 Platinum now.
"Alright. So I'm only going to spend about one coin over at the tavern. What you going to do Mog and Kinny?"
>The female bobcat asked.
Well Mog and Kinny what do you want to do over at the town of Plato?

>>5628998
"I might go look around for a jumpsuit and a better finesse weapon than my regular daggers. Will hit tavern to wash down that turkey." Kinny answered the bobtail, before turning to Mog
>>5628977
"And you?" He asked.

>>5628987
>>5628988
>>5628998
"I'll stop by the armour shop, the one not run by Sean. Might as well upgrade while we can. After that, it is probably off to the jewellry shop to see if they have any enchanted trinkets there. How about you Kinny?"

>>5629021
>>5629023
Well, that is what I get for not refreshing. Just imagine I don't ask the last bit about Kinny since he asks me first.

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>>5629023
>>5629021
>It was then time to head back into town.
>Good old Mog soon went inside Poco's armory.
>Along with Kinny because of the idea of possibly finding a jumpsuit there.
>The Cat and Wolf duo soon looked around.
>Then they soon meet the buff cat.
"Welcome to Poco's shop. What can Poco do for you? Poco very busy kitty. So you come to buy armor or no?"

>>5629030
"I don't suppose you have any jumpsuits for rogues?" Kinny asked, seeing mostly steel around. "I've also heard you have a diamond armor to sell, and that got me thinking, are you going to melt the bars we traded into an armor or weapons as well?"

>>5629030
Jeez, that's a buff cat alright, like, he's a real chonker.

"Got anything better than this here chain armour? Oh, and anything magical as well?"

>>5629045
Haven't you seen him last thread?

>>5629049
IC? No. I did see his pic though, just seeing it again is reminding me how fat he is.

>>5629034
"Poco cannot say what he does with bars of gold and silver. Only Poco knows. As for jumpsuit... Poco will check in the back. In the meantime you can look at Poco's dismond armor made for kittens like you."

>>5629045
"Only magical item is that armor made of diamonds. Diamonds has magical property. Because Poco say so. And because Poco say so, it true. Now...."
>Poco then gave some warm milk to the wolf.
"Drink your milk baby puppy. Poco sees you still have many years left so make sure you are strong and help bones get strong too. As for better armor... there is plate mail I am selling. Not that good of plate mail though. But you may check it out."

Plate Mail
Heavy Armor
AC: 18 (Disadvantage on Stealth Checks)
Cost: 12,000 Silver (or 120 Platinum)

Rolled 13 + 6 (1d20 + 6)

>>5629045
"That's the guy who bought the bars and briefcase, by the way. He's Bobby's associate." Kinny whispered to Mog when Poco's left. "He seems to be very fond of milk."
>>5629059
The cat then went on to admire the diamond armor, wondering what it would be like to have become a warrior instead of a rogue. Alas, it wasn't really a possibility with his pedigree.
>Rolling Investigation to see if all diamonds are real
>Also pulling out the pigs' diamond for comparison, wondering whether Poco might be interested in buying it

>>5629059
Mog looked bewildered, glancing down at the tiny yet girth-y cat, then further down at the milk in his paws. "Baby...puppy? Friend, I'm probably twice your age."

He sullenly took the milk anyways and enjoyed the milk, hospitality was appreciated where ever it came. "...Thanks."

"I'll buy the plate armour, I'm not very stealthy anyways with my bum leg."

>>5629066
Mog tilted his head quizzically at the new info. "Really now? A friend in every town it seems. You cats really do get around."

Upon see Kinny pull out the diamond he said "If Poco isn't interested in it then I'm sure the Jeweler I'm seeing after this would be."

>>5629066
>You can see that the diamonds are in fact real.
>Real pure white diamonds.
>No wonder that price is ludicrous as it is.
>Maybe you do have a chance when it comes to selling your diamond here.
Sell the diamond Kinny?

>>5629074
"Poco be with you in a bit baby puppy. Poco getting the armor baby kitten asked for. Still looking."

>>5629084
"Take your time, the fitting ought to be done right." Mog said, laying down to rest and enjoy his milk.

>>5629074
>cats get around
"Like wolves don't. It's like there was a pack or two in almost every forest I used as a detour when carrying certain things." The smuggler responded sluggishly, eyes patiently glued to the diamonds.
>jeweler
"Well, seeing this thing," Kinny looked at Mog and pointed a claw at the diamond he's just been staring at for at least 20 seconds, "I wouldn't be surprised if Poco was the jeweler, too." The cat then resumed his analysis of the diamonds. "And... he must be very well connected if he's just... letting it sit on display, like this." The response came slowly.
This was supposed to come before QM's response.
>>5629084
Before I do anything, I'd like to know if the diamond I have from Pigs is anything like the diamonds on the diamond armor. And whether the diamond armor was missing any diamonds in the diamond slots...

gonna take a break. Eating lunch.

>>5629087
"Mmm" the wolf drawled lazily by way of acknowledgement. The fat cat seemed to have his paw in a lot of pies, him being a jeweler wouldn't be too out of left field. Still, Mog expected a bird of some kind or a pig, at least if stereotypes were kept to.

will be waiting with my post until qm can respond to the questions

>>5628878
I’m up

>>5629030
Hey poco
Here’s the money for the scale mail

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>>5629086
>>5629087
>>5629095
>>5629122
>The buff cat soon went back to the duo.
>Coming back with a piece of cloth.
"Best Poco has for jumpsuit."
>He says as he pushes it towards the small black cat.

Padded Kitty Jump
Light Armor
AC: 12 + Dexterity Modifier
Cost: 1000 Silver (or 100 Gold/10 Platinum)

"Good baby kitten needs strong armor from Poco. Don't worry, garunteed to fit anyone."
>He then looks towards Mog.
"As for you baby puppy I can set armor to fit you. It only take two hours at most. It will then fit you soon."

>Poco then notices Ursus.
"Ah bear is back. You got the money for the Scale Mail?"
He asks the curious bear.

>>5629129
Yes I do
It is a good day

>>5629129
>>5629087
"Hmm, maybe we should ask Bobby if she wants to stop by and pick out a trio of these for her and her crew," then Mog remembered Jenkins, "Hey, can these fit foxes or do you have an equivalent for them?"

Upon being addressed by the cat Mog nodded, settling in to have his armour fitted.

>>5629133
"Go ahead and pay for it then. Poco in no rush."

>>5629147
"They should fit baby foxes as well. Judging by the way baby puppy talks, Poco assumes baby puppy must have an army. Poco assumes it's a strong army like Poco is alone."

>>5629153
"Bit of a stretch to call it an army, but sure, I am putting together a warband. Why? You lookin' to join?"

>>5629153
Ursus sets down 100 silver with of gold down onto the counter, It has been a pleasure doing business with you poco may we do business in the future

>>5629155
"Poco does not join army. Not for monkey. Not for dragon. Not for baby piggy. Poco knows he is a monster when it comes to strength. So Poco chooses not to fight. If Poco fight, Poco destroys the world."

>>5629157
"Gold is ten silver baby bear. You only gave Poco 110 silver. Scale Mail 500 silver. Poco not born yesterday."

>>5629163
Oh right

>>5629163
Sets down the full price

>>5629163
I honestly wasn’t trying to pull anything I just forgot the exact price

>>5629158
Hmm if a person can break the world surely they have the strength to pull it back together world fixer poco

>>5629129
"Right, this looks about right." Kinny handed Poco 10 platinum and undid his belts so he could put himself through the jumpsuit... which he did with some effort.
...can you answer my questions about diamonds?

>>5629167
"Poco believe you for now."

>>5629176
"Poco understands this but Poco knows if world breaks is Poco's fault. If people know world is broken by Poco, they will keep asking Poco to break it. It's why Poco refuses to fight."

>>5629178
>>5629087
>As Kinny puts on the jumpsuit Poco soon notices the diamond.
>He gets close and examines it.
"Poco see you have diamond. Poco impressed. You carry good magical item with you. Diamond just like my diamonds. Only bigger. Poco recommend you keep with you and keep tight grip around it baby kitten. Can help with bringing people back from the dead under right circumstances."

I'm gonna have to call it here for today, at least for me. I have someplace to be. Had fun though, I'll see you guys on Tuesday. Sorry for the abrupt departure

>>5629186
Kinny was just swinging his backpack over the shoulder and letting Einstein adjust the position when Poco hit him with the diamond revelation. "Wh-What? What in tarnation. How do you bring people back from dead with a diamond?" The cat was dumbfounded.
>>5629155
"Mog?"
>>5629188
Ah fuck, I was about to say idk how long I can stay up tonight. Feeling kinda bad.

>>5629186
Ah I see you are quite disciplined in your approach I wish you the calm peace and quiet of this town.
If things goes wrong I have a few cousins up north that own a bakery he writes down an address and coordinates to his cousins bakery.

>>5629191
"Poco knows that diamonds have magic properties. Poco's mama told Poco stories. Long ago in a time in the time of the old ones where, days before they fought the dragons, there was a big crystal that everyone worshipped. Everyone loved crystal. They all gave it gifts and made sure it was happy. In return huge crystal became very happy and helped everyone with their problems. Healing them from all kinds of ailments. Including death. Then one day, an old one made the crystal mad. With crystal mad it then became hot and started vibrating really fast. Soon the crystal then got so hot and shook so fast it broke. Broke into millions and millions of diamonds scattered across the world. Each diamond having small healing property including reviving the dead. That's why Poco kept making armor for baby kittens. Poco want to make armor of doamonds so they can stay immortal. At least Poco hopes that is the case."

>>5629193
"Poco likes bakeries. Poco consider this."

>>5629201
"That's... certainly something. Is this the first diamond armor you've made, or did you sell any before?"

>>5629203
"Still making it. Poco has to make sure it is perfect."

>>5629201
Stay safe poco never change, Ursus leaves with the armor off to go buy the meat and produce

>>5629205
"Right." The cat only just now noticed the armor is indeed unfinished. "Do you sell milk too? We could use a bottle right about now." Kinny asked.

I'm still here, was just getting ready to go. If you have anything I need to react to then I can quickly respond to it before I head out the door, but better post it quick.

>>5629213
see >>5629191
>poco said diamond can resurrect
>what's mog's opinion

>>5629206
>Ursus then left the armory to go to the food stands.
>You then see the sheep still selling the Mantis meat to some rabbit.
>Clearly he was enjoying the scent of the meat and wanted to buy some for a snack.
>Of course Ursus would recognize this rabbit from Mog's description.
>White fur, red eyes, blue clothing.
>This was Lanesboro.
What do you do Ursus?

>>5629210
>Poco then placed a huge ass bottle of fresh milk on the table.
>As if he was waiting for you to ask.
"I'll sell it to you for five silver."
Buy the milk?

>>5629216
"Thanks, Poco." Kinny put 5 silver on the table and carefully put the milk bottle into one of the countless straps on his backpack. "Have a good day." The cat said before leaving.
I think I will have to cut it short here as well, if that's okay.

>>5629219
fair enough.

>>5629215
Mog has heard of this, powerful clerics can use diamonds to resurrect animals. He recommends Kinny keep the diamond upon recollection and having this tidbit of knowledge confirmed by Poco. The group had enough money.

Sorry, no time for long detailed IC explanation. In DnD diamonds are used for resurrections, this is true. I just wasn't sure if it was still true in this setting.

>>5629216
I walk up to the rabbitkin and asked for the price of the snack

>>5629228
"Oh. 'Ello there. You seem to have interest on the meet. Costed me 480 for a slab of this smoked mantis meat."
>Lanesboro then took a bite of it.
"It's really good. You want to try some? I have a bit more of it. Bought the entire supply."

>>5629232
I would love a taste but I am on a mission for gathering supplies

>>5629222
Thanks and really sorry. Just can't focus with headache.
>>5629223
All good, just wanted that outta the way. Cya Tuesday.
>>5629233
You too, Ursus. Sorry I've got to leave.

>>5629236
Cool man stay safe

>>5629233
"Traveling somewhere?"
>The rabbit asked curiously.
"If you are I do say you have to be careful. You never know what to expect. Especially when there are rumors of owlbears out in the forest."

>>5629240
Hmm thank you that is good to know but I wouldn’t worry the amount of people we are traveling with would definitely make even such creatures balk before attempting an attack, even so I will do my diligence and attempt to avoid their territory

>>5629243
>Lanesboro then laughs.
"Ho ho my friend... you're fucked no matter how many animals you have with you. You practically made you and your friends a buffet. Really the only thing you truly need to survive is light. The owlbears hate the light or anything that produces light. Any glimpse of it and they flee over to the darkest area you can. You want my advice. Buy a ton of torches. That will definitely help you out. Sleep with at least three torches around you qt night. But again that's just the advice of a silly rabbit. You don't need to listen to little ol' me if you don't want to."

>>5629247
Hmm well I might aswell stock up how many torches can 10 gold pay for

>>5629250
"Usually one copper. But don't ask me. I'd rather you ask the nice sheep here if her torches cost one copper."
>The rabbit says as he points over to the sheep who owns the food stand.

>>5629252
thanks for the information I appreciate it

>>5629252
>Ursus wanders over towards the sheep to ask for a lot of torches

>>5629253
>Ursus soon goes to the sheep as the shady silly rabbit then leaves.
>The sheep soon turns to you.
"I see you are back."
>She says with a smile.
"I assume you wish to buy some supplies and torches from the conversation I just heard."

>>5629256
Yes although I will be spending my personal account on the torches
Even if what the rabbit says is just a scheme at marketing one does not take the risk and I will give him the benefit of the doubt

>>5629257
"He seems like a nice fellow. He bought all the mantis meat from me. So that was nice. So how much are you wanting to buy today?"

>>5629257
I must admit I lack knowledge of these owl bears but if light is what will defend my traveling group I must invest in that particular choice
Besides we might as well gather up on torches
And then enough resources for a mixed species group

>>5629258
About 5 pounds per meat
5 pounds salads and 4pounds vegetables
And about 10 bottles if soap and hygiene supplies

>>5629262
Typo 5 pounds fruit and vegetables
And af least 10 gold worth of torches
From personal gold

>>5629265
"That's 500 silver for the produce and meat. As for the torches there, let's see... 10 times 10 times 100. That's about 10,000 torches. Best I can sell you is 100. Gotta let other customers buy some torches as well. Soap unfortunately is over at the potion shop."
Pay lady 1 gold for torches and 50 gold for food?
Sorry gotta leave soon, I can still do a few interactions though before hand though.

>>5629276
Deal! Here you go

>>5629277
"Thank you kind sir. I hope you are safe in your journey."

>>5629281
And I hope you have a fruitful business
With that Ursus gathers his purchase sand walks over to the potion shop

>>5629287
Unfortunately this is where I have to leave sorry

>>5629292
It’s cool wanted to get all the menial stuff out of the for the rest of the party

>>5629294
Will be available for Tuesday so far.

>>5632743
I probably will be as well, but we'll see.

I'll be around

Going to be late.
Got some stuff I need to do.

>>5634019
Waiting warmly.

>>5629287
>As Ursus goes to the potion shop, the sheep sighs knowing she made some profit today.
>Meanwhile at the armor shop, Poco finishes getting the right measurements for Mog for his armor.
"Big Baby Puppy you are. Been drinking lots of milk. Got strong bones and muscles. Still a bit frail though. Must be through age. Poco make sure you have good plate armor."
>Poco then looks towards Kinny as he gathers the other Padded Kitty Armor.
"You doing good baby kitten or do you need Poco's help putting on suit?"
What do you guys do?

>>5634035
Kinny already has the armor on and has left to... uh not quite sure yet, was gonna hit the bar or something.

>>5634035
"Thanks pal, I'll think about the milk." Mog said as goodbye.

It was time to see the jeweler.

>I head to the jewelery shop.

>>5634035
>>5634044
>>5634047
Kinny originally planned to visit a local tavern to drink something other than water, but having bought given the milk and seeing Mog leave Poco's and head towards the jeweler, decided his little trip can wait and decided to follow the wolf for now.

>>5634044
>>5634054
>>5634047
>Mog then enters the jewelry shop.
>There he sees a very rare creature.
>A mole.
>He was busy working hard on checking the material of the jewel he was observing.
"A fine cut indeed. No chips. A shame it is small though. Maybe if it were a bit more bigger I could give it a better price. Maybe even worth 500 gold. But alas it is just a small sapphire worth at least 25 gold at most. Tis a shame. It really is pretty."
>He then finally looks away from the sapphire and looks towards the old wolf.
"Ah! A customer! Are you here to look at my jewelry and relics?"

>>5634058
Meant to add in "and Kinny" originally the post was bigger. But then I saw that Kinny wanted to follow Mog. Sorry for the long wait for a short post

>>5634058
"Relics, please. Oh, and if you have any magical jewelry or artifacts then I'd like to see those too. Any enchanting you do I'd like to hear about as well." Mog walked up to the counter.

Somewhat self consciously Mog asked "So, uh...not often we see moles above ground. Not to presume anything or anything, but you got any news from below the surface?"

Awkward words spill out from the wolf's mouth. He wasn't used to dealing with such rare creatures and found himself uncharacteristically slow on any icebreakers. He'd meant to ask how the mole managed to be a jeweler, from what he understood moles had very poor eyesight, in fact he vaguely remember something about moles not even having ears, but clearly that couldn't be the case since they were having a conversation. Instead he demurred to fumbling about insinuating that all moles knew each other or were alike. Hopefully the shopkeeper just moved past that and didn't notice, no harm was meant.

>>5634035
I shall wait for mog and kinny’s rp is done so as to make things flow smoothly

>>5634070
"No enchanted items. Just regular jewels and relics. Been collecting them since I was a wee little melanocytic nevi. Now then my relics. Would you like this teapot? It's filled to the brim with dirt, but it was probably used by the giants that roamed the surface. Or at least they were giants back one hundred years ago. They are probably the same size of mole now. Three feet. Honestly took us forever to evolve within the 100 years since the giants died. I'm sorry were you wanting something? Oh yes the teapot. The teapot was what you wanted. It's probably a bit chipped but I can sell it to you for about 5 copper. I bet that there's some relic fanatic you can find that will want it better at where you are going than where I am right now."
>When the mole finally heard the second question from Mog he then continued on with random ramblings.
"Nope no news. Only construction. Construction and selling jewelry and relics that we find underground. Though recently someone did recently come across a new relic from the past if you are interested in looking in that."

>>5634070
"Do you think I should keep this diamond or sell it off to the jeweler?" The cat inquired Mog. He didn't want to pawn off something that could be used to bring animals back to life, and the old paladin was the closest thing to a resurrecting diamonds' expert in the group.
>>5634060
>>5634075
I'll just tag along since I don't have any particular inspiration right noow.

>>5634075
That may be a while. You can explore the town on your own in the meanwhile, it's not like there is magical Chest High Walls preventing you from going anywhere, you even ran into Lanesboro and actually came out better for it. As long as we don't reveal Maggie to Lanesboro or the lizards or start any fights then we should be fine. Hell, as long as you don't reveal anything about us you're actually the best person to talk to Sean, because he doesn't know you. You could get his inventory roster and we could use you to buy stuff from him, it'd be worthwhile given that we got Kinny's OP lightning daggers and my sword from him

>>5634080
Mog's eyes glazed over when he heard there was no magical services offered here, doubly so when all it seemed like the mole had to offer was old human utilities. The light returned to his eyes when the mole offered to show him a new relic, hopefully something good.

"Yes, please." The lupine's tongue lolled out unconsciously, you never know when a shopkeeper could surprise you.

>>5634091
To be fair, we can get the daggers for cheaper from the kangaroo. I agree with everything you said about Ursus, though.

>>5634080
(Well since I have the go ahead I shall post) so as Ursus walks into the potion shop to purchase soaps and cleaning supplies he politely waits for the shop owner to call upon him in line

>>5634087
"Keep it, if one of us bites the dust then if we gather up the mortal host of the departed soul we can bring it to a sufficiently powerful cleric and pay them to use the diamond to resurrect us. It'd be better if we actually recruited a cleric into the party, but itinerant clerics aren't as common as they used to be with the faction's empires having settled into place and the roads being highways for harassment rather than commerce." Mog replied in-between excited panting.

>>5634096
"Rooger that." Kinny responded to the very panting Mog and moved to the glass display to stare at the diamonds in it.

>>5634094
Just to remind you, I already mentioned that I picked up a bunch of soaps and shampoos here >>5627086 but you do you, we may be in for a long hike in the wilderness soon, so it makes sense.

>>5634100
Oh right

>>5634099
"Honestly, if the the gentlemole in charge of this shop has any diamonds of similar quality, it may be worth stocking up."

>>5634100
In that case I shall see what they have in terms of first aide kits/ medication incase we have an accident further in

>>5634104
Good thinking. We simply bought health potions in the first town.

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>>5634091
"Ah yes. The most recent relic. The relic we found recently. Found it almost a week ago, we did. It's a huge leap in science. Very huge indeed."
>He took you all in the back.
>There you see a huge patch of dirt.
>Within that dirt.
>A skeleton.
>A human skeleton.
"Ah yes it was a good find. Very good. We suspect it to be about 500 years old. Judging by the size of it. A very good lifespan for a giant indeed. Found him or her in a strange wooden box underground. But thanks to them we know the giants were only three tall. Good find don't you think?"

>>5634099
>>5634103
"He is right. Very small. About the size of a copper coin. Cost about 50 silver each if you want one, it does. Very good. Jolly good indeed they are. They are especially good for rings as well from what I have heard."

>>5634104
>Ursus enters the shop to see the Lizard still operating it.
"Hmm..... anything you want ssssssir?"
>You see the following.
>Potion of Healing, 400 Silver per bottle.
>Potion of Invisibility, 10,000 silver per bottle.
>Potion of Poison, 200 silver per bottle.
>Cleaning ointments for bathing (basically shampoo), 20 Silver per bottle.

>>5634107
Do you have medical kits other than health potions?

>>5634108
>The lizard stares at you for a bit.
"Medical kitssss? Let'ssss sssssseeee. I do carry a few. Mosssssstly holdsssss some bandagesssss and gauzzzzze. Sssssome burn ointmentssss asssss well. Along with a needle and thread. I'm willing to part with one for about 75 ssssssilver. If you want it that badly."
Pay for the medical kit?

>>5634112
Absolutely, as powerful as healing potions and magic is it can heal things too well like bones healing wrong and the like and it can’t really deal with illness as well Ursus prefers the 75 silver. on the topic do have medications as well or a lead on someone selling them such things would help a lot

Rolled 5 + 7 (1d20 + 7)

>>5634107
Hearing that, the cat moved closer to the mole and showed him the Diamond they've got from pigs. "How much you'd be willing to pay for this one, then? My colleague says this is worth at least 150 platinum." Kinny estimated the price to be 10k silver, or 100 plat, but realized it could be sold for more back when analyzing it.
>Rolling Deception

fuck

>>5634120
It’s not a crit fail man so chin up

Rolled 19 (1d20)

>>5634107
Mog hid his disappointment. This was actually interesting, but of no use to them. Sure, academic insights could be gleaned, but that was better left to specialists. He could debate the mole since he knew better given he knew Maggie and had seen the size of the skeletons in the bunker, but that was pointless. They could use the diamond to revive the human, but why bother when they knew nothing about them and were better served by reviving Maggie's brother or some other Old One?

"Yes, very interesting find. What were the circumstances of this discovery, if you don't mind me asking?" Mog inquired. His interest had died, but may as well make polite conversation. You never knew when something that seems like trivia later turns out to be useful.

The old wolf perked up when he heard the mole advertising tiny diamonds. He thought back to his paladin training. He wasn't one hundred percent sure on if there was a required quality and size of the diamonds used for resurrections but he thought he recalled something like that, it wouldn't do to be scammed into buying a bunch of useless diamonds.

>Some kind of check to see if the mole is bullshitting, maybe history, arcana, or religion to know if the diamonds are too small for revival, or maybe insight to check if he is lying.

>>5634115
"Ah... you mean like antidotesssss and medicinesss... we got sssssome that help animalssss sssssleep. Ssssome that help with coughing. Even thissss one getssss rid of feverssss. Cosssstsssss 10 copper coinsssss each."
Buy it?

>>5634117
"One hundred and fifty platinum? Let's see here."
>The mole then started analyzing the diamond.
>Constantly mumbling about how it's features are and how clean the cuts are.
>Even how much the diamond shines as well.
>He continues making his ten paragraph monologue for a bit until he finally made his analysis.
"My friend, I hate to say it but your friend is wrong. It is not worth 150 platinum. No he is far off. It's worth 400 platinum at least. Unfortunately I can not buy it off you and I refuse to cut soch a great masterpiece of geological perfection. So I ask of you to put it away and never show that beautiful piece of art to me ever again. Also never allow your friend to know of it's true value. That is a good way for you to lose your life. Trust me I know."

>>5634126
that should work profess a silver worth

>>5634127
Profers a silver worth

Mog may get angry after some further discussion actually. Disentombed bodies can be a pretty big deal to Mog, but given this mole seems like an academic then if Mog gets assurances that the body will be returned to the earth then he probably won't start shit. Just a heads up that IC Mog may start throwing a shitstorm. Right now he is assuming the mole is aware of undead and is going to treat the body right, but that may not last.

>>5634124
"Hmm we just found him in a box. That's it. Wooden and filled to the brim with old plastic flowers. I assume it might be a giant ritual. But it is dead after all. No need to worry about it. Not like it will be upset that it will be used for the purpose of science. Better than it rotting in the ground with bugs eating it. Now then... about what we learned from this skeleton."
>The continued on and on about the skeleton.
>Not even seeming to care that he desecrated a grave.
>Not even caring that he may have ruined what was meant to be sacred.
>All of that was excused with the idea that it would be better for the world of academics.
>He did stop talking about it when he told Kinney the price of his diamond.
>Which judging by his price and his analysis, you could tell he did know what he was talking about.
>Still...
>For some reason he had a knack for irking people.

>>5634127
>>5634129
"A sssssilver'ssssss worth in medicine? Good choicccce. Musssst be a doctor I pressssssume."

>>5634140
No just had family that dealt with medication (Ursus’s family is massive)

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>>5634126
Kinny looked at the diamond. Then at the Mole. Then at the diamond. He lifted the diamond up to his eyes and squinted real hard to look inside the crystal. Then at the mole again. "Mate I don't know how you determined the price of this gem, but you must be some kind of a *genius*. If you EVER decide you want to buy this diamond, I will give you a 20% discount." The cat then put the diamond back in his backpack. "Thank you and please give us some of those tiny diamonds. Yeah, those are fine, gimme 20 for 10 platinum."
Mate what the fuck, I rolled 23 on investigation to determine the price of this diamond. This mole must be out of his goddamn mind.

>>5634140
Ah, I was more looking to know if the small diamonds he was selling are unfit for resurrection.

Mog struggled to calm down while the mole was distracted. He worked on slowing his panting. The aged wolf knew the mole probably meant well, just wanting to know the past. It still irked him, there was knowledge worth knowing beyond science, natural laws beyond what the non-magically inclined academics knew. The mole interfered with the natural cycle and brought potential misery to those still living by risking a heavy spirit chancing upon the body. He thought himself and his colleagues a law unto themselves able to do whatever they pleased when in fact he acted in error by taking what belonged to the Roots Below.

"You planning on putting that body back into the ground where it belongs when you're done with it, mole? It could rise again as undead." The words tore their way from Mog's throat reluctantly, the gruffness and anger unavoidable in his state of mind. He just barely managed to avoid sounding enraged.

The soldier of the twinned Goddesses would try and extend an olive branch, however awkward and veiled his intent. The academic could explain himself, he'd broken no secular law as far as Mog knew, violence wasn't acceptable here. Still, he had what he hoped was an ace up his sleeve. Should the mole not have intentions to do his due diligence then Mog could always report him to the lizards, he was harbouring human artifacts and a human body after all. It left a sour taste in his mouth and pangs of guilt in his mind to even consider selling anybody out to one of those zealous monsters, but this creature did not know what he wrought upon the world in his ignorance.

Sorry for being slow, had to give this post some thought. This took a potentially dark turn, sorry for dragging down the speed of the main plot by potentially going down this side road.

>>5634168
This a reasonable response for a holy man

>>5634144
"Fair enough. Here you go good sssssir. Pleasssse ssssstop by again any time."
What do you do now Ursus.

>>5634150
"No. Not going to buy it at all. Your diamond will fetch a good price over at the auction tonight though. If you are willing to go there though."

>>5634168
"Put it back on the ground? Now good sir that is a crime in itself. This belongs in a museum back in our underground utopia. I mean everyone must know that the beings we came to fear as giants were only reaching up to three feet tall. No it shall be preserved in a glass chamber where it can be seen by everyone."

>>5634177
Well since lanesburough didn’t identify me as being apart of the party that spirred him I might as-well see how far I can get with Sean

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>>5634179
>You go to see the blacksmith.
>The husky was there now trying to repair the regular set of daggers.
"Chipped as fuck!"
>He cursed with his strong Irish accent.
"That hippity hoppity bastard didn't give me a cart full of good daggers at all! Fucking hell! Gonna have to melt these in order to actually make them good."
>The husky then looks up to the bear.
"Hold on big guy. I'll be right with you. Gotta deal with something for a bit."
>The husky then threw all the chipped daggers back in the box as he then headed towards the bear.
"Good morning laddie. What can I do for you?"

>>5634194
Well I’m looking for a couple large buck knives

Rolled 17 + 8 (1d20 + 8)

>>5634177
I wish I managed the transition between my prior two posts a bit better, as is it looks like Mog's anger came out of nowhere unless you read my spoilered post. Oh well, would've thought knowledge of the undead would be common knowledge, but I guess that is why we have clerics in DnD.

"A crime in of itself? Sir, you risk your people's very lives by having this uninterred corpse out about at all. A heavy spirit could chance upon it at any moment. You risk an undead rising, one of unparalleled strength and intellect, it could easily destroy your people's entire community. I insist you properly bury it after you conduct your studies, else I'll be forced to report you to the lizards, and I'm sure we both know what they'll do to you and that body. I'm surprised you even have the audacity to conduct your business while right under their noses. Do the right thing and we won't have any trouble." Mog pressed, stepping close and pressing his paw onto the tiny mole.

>I intimidate the mole to get him to bury this corpse. Will use a charge of Lucky if my roll isn't good.

Damn, I'm not sure about physically intimidating this guy. Seems a bit harsh for how Mog usually is, but trying this is honestly way better than straight up selling this guy out and letting him get burned alive by the lizards. If anything I'm keeping to Mog's beliefs while actually doing this guy and his community a favour. Not sure about how I feel about keeping this as Mog's attitude though, he was already kinda morally grey, any more thug-like intimidations and he'd come off as a bit of a zealous bully. Will think on it.

>>5634177
"Can you sell the small diamonds?" Kinny insisted.

>>5634196
If you can, please get his entire a list of his entire inventory, Sean usually has good stuff, at least from what we can tell.

>>5634196
As well as a census of what’s in stock
(Thanks mog)

Rolled 3 + 3 (1d20 + 3)

>>5634196
"Buck knives eh? Hmmm.... I have daggers... but they are chipped to the point to where they are frail. So I'm not selling them to you because I want you to be safe not go into a SNAFU."
>He then gave a long hard look at you.
"Now why would you want a knife anyways? You seem like the kind of bear that would go for something a lot heavier. Maybe a hammer. This for like your cubs or something?"
>From what you can see, you can tell the husky had some good items.
>Padded Leather Armor
>A new set of Lightning Daggers
>Flame Daggers
>A sword seemingly made of Ice.
>A plate mail armor
>A giant but blunt heavy blade
>A giant war hammer with an axe on the other side.
>and strangest of all five steel baseball bats.
>All having various prices.

>>5634201
"Sure my fine friend. Here are your diamonds for platinum."
>He said as he gave him the diamonds for platinum.

>>5634199
Rolling an insight check.

>>5634207
"Neat, thanks." Kinny told the mole and turned to Mog with curious expression.
>>5634202
"Can we resurrect that skeleton now?" The cat pointed to the pile of bones.
Money deducted from company account.

>>5634207
The pairs not for me their for another member of my party, personally I’m more inclined to axes Ursus hefts his battle axe

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>>5634210

>>5634199
>>5634207
>The mole shivers and curls into a ball.
>Probably trying to play opossum and try to act dead.
>Though it was probably easy to tell he wasn't.
"Pl- please sir! Don't bring the lizards here. Th- this is just my business. I just wanted to prove to every animal here that I was right about the giants not being as tall as animals made them out to be. E- even though your magic may be false, I will go ahead and burry it like you asked. Just please... don't bring the lizards here."

>>5634209
>The mole then looked over to the cat.
"Resurrecting a skeleton. I just told this mongrel that you can't raise the dead. It's impossible. Magic doesn't exist like that."

>>5634210
>The husky gives you a warm smile.
"Buying for the party. Seems like a good thing. So I assume your other party members are small, like a cat or a wee little rabbit correct? If it's a rabbit especially a rabbit I recommend buying some flame daggers. I happen to know a rabbit that can definitely use these things wisely and kill seven owl bears alone with it."

>>5634210
If you could get a price list, that'd be good. For the elemental and giant weapons especially.

>>5634207
Common Wolf W.

>>5634209
"No, we'd need a powerful cleric. The magic is beyond my capabilities. My gifts are more martially oriented."

I'll assume this exchange takes place just before Mog starts losing his shit and intimidating the mole.

>>5634217
eh the wealder is not small either they are more ranged inclined but I would have them have a back up weapon for close quarters combat, back to the point may o have a list of prices as ursus raises his pad of paper

>>5634217
>>5634209
Mog felt terrible seeing this small creature begging for his life's work before him. Any animal watching would assume Mog was robbing the poor mammal. The comment about his false magic went over his head, simply one more sign that the mole literally lived under a rock given how common magic was. Still, he hardened his heart. It had to be done, for the good of all.

He looked to Kinny. "Should we show him? Magic I mean? Or...well the other thing is too dangerous, but it'd do him well to see. This mole is truly ignorant given that there are magic users literally within this market, it'd be a nice deed to show him the truth, but his lack of knowledge is his own issue and his eyes may be too dull to see what is right in front of his eyes."

>>5634217
"I'd watch who you're calling a mongrel if I were you. That's a wolf with one leg the size of your entire family." Kinny stated matter-of-factly. The subterranean rat could be of use, so the cat refrained from hissing insults.
>>5634226
"Sure". Kinny told the wolf. He was curious of this whole magic thing, even if he didn't quite believe in Mog's whole religion... thing. Was it an ideology? He wasn't even quite sure about the terminology. "Yes." The cat cut his internal monologue short. "What needs to be done?"

>>5634218
>>5634222
"Sure. Here you go Friend."

Padded Leather Armor
AC: 11 + Dexterity Modifier
Cost: 50 Silver

Lightning Daggers
Properties: Finesse, Thrown (20/60 Ft)
Damage: 1d4 Piercing Damage and 1d4 Lightning Damage (No stat boosts)
Special: If these daggers are thrown they explode upon contact doing 1d4 Piercing Damage and 4d4 Lightning Damage. The Dagger will be destroyed in the process.
Cost: 40 Silver

Flame Daggers
Properties: Finesse, Thrown (20/60 Ft)
Damage: 1d4 Piercing Damage and 1d4 Fire Damage (No stat boosts)
Special: If these daggers are thrown they explode upon contact doing 1d4 Piercing Damage and 2d4 Fire Damage. The 10x10 area soon become an area on fire that cause 1d8 Fire damage when standing on it. The Dagger will be destroyed in the process.
Cost: 40 Silver

Frostbane
Properties: Heavy, Two-Handed
Damage: 1d6 Piercing Damage and 1d4 Ice Damage (No stat boosts)
Special: If you crit while using this weapon you will freeze the opponent.
Cost: 15,000 Gold

Plate Armor
Heavy Armor
AC: 18 (Disadvantage on Stealth Rolls)
Cost: 1,500 Gold

Giant Slayer
Properties: Heavy, two-handed
Damage: 1d20 Bludgeoning Damage + Strength
Special: Requires 18 Strength to use.
Cost: 30,000 Gold

Giant War Hatchet
Properties: Heavy
Damage: 1d8 Bludgeoning Damage + Strength
Special: If you use the axe side the Bludgeoning Damage will turn to Slashing Damage
Cost: 1,200 Gold

Steel Baseball Bat
Properties: Finesse, Versatile
Damage: 1d8 Bludgeoning Damage + Strength or Dex Bonus
Cost: 100 Gold.

>>5634226
I'll let Kinny respond to this.

>>5634243
Just when I fucking posted! My timing is off today.

>>5634243
>>5634226
So what magic do you two use?

>>5634217
>>5634243
"Peel back my chainmail around my other leg then, give it a cut where the mole can see. I'll heal it with my divine gift." Mog instructed.

He'd given the demonstration some thought prior to this, his magic wasn't the most visible sort, unlike a wizard or druid. His most obviously magical feats were probably his divine smites, followed by his ability to command someone to do anything he wanted as long as it were one word instructions and not fatal, maybe if he contaminated a container of clear drinking water and then used his magic to purify it then that would also be an obvious sign of his power, but the quickest way to demonstrate his capabilities without wasting a full spell was probably his healing magic.

>I'll wait for Kinny to cut my leg where the mole can see, then I'll heal the wound with Lay on Hands.

>>5634222
>>5634245
Literally all of the heavy/giant weapons are worth getting, and buying as many of the flame/lightning daggers as you can would be VERY beneficial for all of us. This is some top tier magical gear. It might be worth asking if he has magical armour too. We have the money for a lot of this.

>>5634257
We can decide on this as a team as a whole once we near back up at camp

>>5634222
You may also want to buy the plate armour for yourself.

>>5634265
Fair enough. Was just trying to save time, but your right that in character we'd want to discuss such major purchases.

Just a heads up in case I don't respond for a while. There's a hailstorm going through my area, with some thunder and lightning thrown into the mix as well. Power may go out.

>>5634286
Hope you stay safe Mog.