Mists over the Musarde OOC

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Got it, thanks.

I know Cirdan's ashes are sharkbait, but Benn has still has the locket for Evie, right? If so, Dorgio will have asked for the locket, thinking that Benn probably wouldn't want to be the one to break the news to Evie.


Van, during the trip Dorgio agreed with Karim that they should send a message to the Invidians. He didn't seem to like the idea of working with their government though. But he did act as if he wouldn't mind getting the reward money for Van Diecks.


EDIT: During the trip, Dorgio would have let John know that Dennys had been working with Falkovnians. Just so he wouldn't be surprised if he saw more.
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Brock Marsh Runoff wrote:Got it, thanks.

I know Cirdan's ashes are sharkbait, but Benn has still has the locket for Evie, right? If so, Dorgio will have asked for the locket, thinking that Benn probably wouldn't want to be the one to break the news to Evie.


Van, during the trip Dorgio agreed with Karim that they should send a message to the Invidians. He didn't seem to like the idea of working with their government though. But he did act as if he wouldn't mind getting the reward money for Van Diecks.
Sure, Benn would have givemn him the locket. Ah, the joys of having a player hand you his PC as an NPC. Seriously, though, it's an easy call and I think Adam will agree when he gets back.

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Roger that
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To be honest, I do not think that John will be comfortable with accepting anything from some noble.
He will accompany the party to Sancerre residence but wants to make it on his own.

ewan, Aurelius hanging around is great! John will make it straight with Aurelius that they are two equals,
not he the boss etc.
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Nice, the gnome's got a life debt!
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tarlyn wrote:To be honest, I do not think that John will be comfortable with accepting anything from some noble.
He will accompany the party to Sancerre residence but wants to make it on his own.

ewan, Aurelius hanging around is great! John will make it straight with Aurelius that they are two equals,
not he the boss etc.

Cool. You may assume that your PC has gone to the Sancerre residnce. If Skybolt cannot post soon, I may presume that his PC has gone to check on his private lodgings and his stuff- which is something he's previously mentioned to me as a concern.
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So he says. John will not have anything to do with that. After all, Samuel saved his life ;)
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Brock Marsh Runoff wrote:Nice, the gnome's got a life debt!
Indeed.

Too bad Adam isn't here, but I don't want to slow down play waiting till Sunday for his return.
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tarlyn wrote:So he says. John will not have anything to do with that. After all, Samuel saved his life ;)

True.

In any case, the little gnome might make a good freind, ally, or partner.
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That would be freakin sweet.
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tarlyn wrote:That would be freakin sweet.

I'll be interested to hear your theories about what really happened to John Strange...

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One word: TALONS
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Seeing as we are now in Richemulot, the chances of John learning the actual truth
will near impossible in my opinion.
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tarlyn wrote:Seeing as we are now in Richemulot, the chances of John learning the actual truth
will near impossible in my opinion.

Unless the Falks working with Sancerre had something to do with whatever happened to John! :o
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Brock Marsh Runoff wrote:
tarlyn wrote:Seeing as we are now in Richemulot, the chances of John learning the actual truth
will near impossible in my opinion.

Unless the Falks working with Sancerre had something to do with whatever happened to John! :o

Dud dudu duhh


Der Falkovnians are comink.

John may notice that the servant who brought the wine has a hawk brand on his forehead....

No, I'm not joking.
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