"Furthermore," Orando explains...Grognardsw wrote:At breakfast that morning with the party, a more martial looking Orando, hair tied back, says, "last night I saw but was unseen, and heard without being heard. Here is what I learned..."
OGRE MAGE wrote:As the evening passes, the place seems quite calm and quiet for a small town tavern. There is literally no debauchery going on of any kind. You surmise that Yon must run a pretty tight ship when it comes to his patrons actions.
Later in the evening, a pair of farmer types come in and get a friendly welcome from Yon, indicating their regularity in his place. They chat for a while about the latest "goings on" in town.
You learn things like:
The crotchety old Mayor has gotten so bad that she don't even leave her home anymore. She must have hired another group of "investigators" to sort out the missing persons because there is more strangers around asking questions. It won't be long until they've disappeared too, just like the last group.
This new group is poking around asking about the Wizards tower. Only a damn fool would go anywhere near that place.
Old Tomas isn't doing very well again. Seems like it's just a matter of time before he will be in the ground too. I don't think Ernie is quite ready to take over the reigns.
That dirtbag Pitchfork has all the rowdy blacksmith types celebrating something again. I wouldn't go into that place at night if you paid me. The place is packed full of killers and thieves. The new sheriff will put a stop to whatever they're doing in there to be bringing all that coin.
OGRE MAGE wrote:Orando .... Pitchfork's....The place is still pretty loud but both the front and back doors are closed and manned with a nasty looking half-orc. Peering through the windows reveals a few seedy looking patrons and a tall, scary looking barkeep...
At the end of the night, you do notice a freakish looking old woman walking with some strange doglike creature that hisses loudly in your direction....The bouncer nods and silently lets her enter.