Syvvaris
I love Emilia
"Yes it is, young wizard." Thovan warmly said and gave a draconic smile at her false innocence. Asking nicely was innocent enough, but it turned sour when she talked about torture. "Surprisingly, I was expecting that last part from Nikolay or Alexander but not from you." He knocked on the door, and after a few seconds it opened up to see an armored Guard holding a spear.
"Whatcha want?" The Guard spat.
"By order of Gov. Nighthill. We were sent to interrogate any prisoners you've captured today." Thovan announced and sounded very professional.
"Uh... Okay. We've a kobold and a bandit in the last cell on the left." The guard stood aside and followed the two. The brig was simple room with six five by five cells with cross metal bars. four of the six cells had at least one person in them. As you walk by the others, you only see very worn and skinny men wearing ragged clothing with long beards. The last cell on the left had a human woman with he wrists chained to the wall and a kobold with his hands bound to a metal ball. Both were wearing similar outfights as their counterparts outside the keep.
"Go on missy, ask them nicely first." Thovan nudged Elizabeth forward and motioning the guard to unlock the door.
"In this keep we have the gate, the sally ports near the gate. One or two Sally ports other places along the wall that I'd rather not use unless we become properly beseiged; um and the tunnel below. Otherwise, we have rope and ladders that can get you safely on the other side." Gov. Nighthill informed the group.
"I'm glad that we are in agreement. However, what path should we take." Garret turned his back on the party and looked at the town one more time. Dozens of fires light up the darken town, the light from the moon barely reaching the ground from the smoke filled sky. Surprisingly, this raid on the town hasn't put much of the houses on fire. Garret assuming the bandits were just setting carts and other flamable objects on fire outside. "We can sneak by the river. I'm not sure why they're here, but if you look at the town you can see more them on this side of the river than the other. However, if we go by the river. We'll run into the least resistance, but we would be going straight for the church. But if we try sneaking through the town. We can save some villagers and kill more of the bandits." Garret spoke.
"I'm for going through the town. More wrong doers to slay and more people to save." Nikolay gave his answer.
"Almost half of us here will have a hard time hiding in chaos with our armor. So if we go through the town, we will be fighting more often then not. As most people here have said, we don't want to confront a large amount of bandits. I say we go through the river, come up from behind the church. We may not save as many people, but we will have less risk to ourselves and those we save." Alexander gave his vote towards the river.
"To go through the town or go through the river. Anyone else have a course of action we can vote on?" Garret asked the group.
(Just to make it clear. It's night out, close to 830 pm and I want you players to make the important decisions. Not my DMPC's)
"Whatcha want?" The Guard spat.
"By order of Gov. Nighthill. We were sent to interrogate any prisoners you've captured today." Thovan announced and sounded very professional.
"Uh... Okay. We've a kobold and a bandit in the last cell on the left." The guard stood aside and followed the two. The brig was simple room with six five by five cells with cross metal bars. four of the six cells had at least one person in them. As you walk by the others, you only see very worn and skinny men wearing ragged clothing with long beards. The last cell on the left had a human woman with he wrists chained to the wall and a kobold with his hands bound to a metal ball. Both were wearing similar outfights as their counterparts outside the keep.
"Go on missy, ask them nicely first." Thovan nudged Elizabeth forward and motioning the guard to unlock the door.
"In this keep we have the gate, the sally ports near the gate. One or two Sally ports other places along the wall that I'd rather not use unless we become properly beseiged; um and the tunnel below. Otherwise, we have rope and ladders that can get you safely on the other side." Gov. Nighthill informed the group.
"I'm glad that we are in agreement. However, what path should we take." Garret turned his back on the party and looked at the town one more time. Dozens of fires light up the darken town, the light from the moon barely reaching the ground from the smoke filled sky. Surprisingly, this raid on the town hasn't put much of the houses on fire. Garret assuming the bandits were just setting carts and other flamable objects on fire outside. "We can sneak by the river. I'm not sure why they're here, but if you look at the town you can see more them on this side of the river than the other. However, if we go by the river. We'll run into the least resistance, but we would be going straight for the church. But if we try sneaking through the town. We can save some villagers and kill more of the bandits." Garret spoke.
"I'm for going through the town. More wrong doers to slay and more people to save." Nikolay gave his answer.
"Almost half of us here will have a hard time hiding in chaos with our armor. So if we go through the town, we will be fighting more often then not. As most people here have said, we don't want to confront a large amount of bandits. I say we go through the river, come up from behind the church. We may not save as many people, but we will have less risk to ourselves and those we save." Alexander gave his vote towards the river.
"To go through the town or go through the river. Anyone else have a course of action we can vote on?" Garret asked the group.
(Just to make it clear. It's night out, close to 830 pm and I want you players to make the important decisions. Not my DMPC's)
