Coffee Zebra?Dog Pants wrote:Damn fucking right he's appraising; Forenrond's riding Humbug, one of these bad boys:
Clay Zebra?
Poo Zebra?
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Coffee Zebra?Dog Pants wrote:Damn fucking right he's appraising; Forenrond's riding Humbug, one of these bad boys:
IIRC You wanted a bear, and we agreed a mini "Thor tames a wild bear!" adventure would be more fun than "Thor purchases a horse".FatherJack wrote:Thor will be joining - although I'm not entirely sure where we left it with regards a mount.

Thoroar puts on his monocle.Thoroar wrote:Well, it looks like Arthur now knows...
I will send you my updated character sheet sometime when I do remember to fix it. Please poke me continuously if I forget to.Thoroar wrote:...what's at stake.

Glibberig wrote:A mystery! I love a good mystery!
I worked with a Warlock detective once. He had bright blue eyes, wild colourful hair and shot magic from his hands! A fine detective, but alas he met his demise at the hands of a jealous husband - a local fisherman who suspected him of cuckolding his wife. I still remember the little ditty I was singing when it happened
Row, row, row your boat
Gently's on the scene
Merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily
Hear your good wife scream
I have no idea how he found out about the indiscretion. Oh well.
You know a broker at the commerce office could have had a lot of gold. Or access to it at least. Can't hurt to follow up a few lines of enquiry I suppose!

He scowls at the town in general.Thor wrote:Dammit! This is why I don't come to town much, my Pappy warned me about this sort of thing. Hrmph, and they call me the savage.
An idea seems to come to him.Thor to the party as a whole, but kind of directed to Thoroar as a perceived source of info on magic/frock-wearing stuff wrote:What do you know about vampires - does burning kill them? I guess they don't generally use knives to kill people though, huh? Know anything about this blood cult thing?
Thor wrote:Glibberig, you seem ta have the gift o' the gab with the ladies - maybe you should have a word with the widow.
As far as you can tell just acquaintances around town. Arthur seemed to keep himself to himself for the most part, and had been lodging with Steven and Emma for some months. There's a ripple from the assembled crowd as the groans of pain seem to stop and the flames start to lick either side of Steven's face - most of his body now charred and black. On the positive side, the hog tossed on to the fire smells wonderful.Dog Pants wrote:Does any of this size up for me Grimmie? I'll try to find out who the people sympathetic to him were.
His voice is barely heard over the crowd, but a number turn to face him. You yourselves are in ear-shot however.Elven male wrote:Ghk! Chk! S.. Stop! Stop! Douse the flames!
He's exasperated at the sight of the column of smoke rising from the centre of the green, and slumps back down in the middle of the cobbled road to get his breath back, panting sharply.Elven male wrote:Another murder! Koff! Just the same!
Shankley looks utterly repulsed. Have I ever seen this elf before? I know there's the ex-adventurer type who kicks about.Shankley wrote:Damn guard, couldn't find their arses with both hands and a map. You can't just go burning people.
Shankley wrote:Who died?
Prince's is "Prince's Wine", an elven inn.Elven male wrote:Good mister Lahaed! It was awful. I found him discarded at the back of Prince's!