****Hearing Meric's name, Noah stands from his seat and carefully places his book in his backpack and retrieving his staff befor approaching the other two. His voice is soft yet not quiet as he speaks "Greetings fellow adventurers, I am Noah. I believe we have a common interest." He turns to speak directly to Erwyn "I presume you are the bishop's man here to brief
us?"****
Erwyn looks over the man standing afore him. A sturdy looking fellow, with an air of intelligence about him, "Well met, Noah. I am Erwyn Valacar, and this is my companion Xavier. But alas, I am afraid our wait continues for I am not of the bishop's cloth, but merely a concerned friend. Please join us while we wait." Erwyn motions to Xavier to make room at the table for the newcomer. When Noah is settled Erwyn remarks, "I have not seen you in here before, are you from these parts??"
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**** As he took his first sip of ale, he was jostled by a large (and
clearly
clumsy!) human with a huge scimitar slung on his back. He watched the young man head over to a nearby table and start an animated conversation with another, smaller human. He recognized the smaller man as Erwyn, a warrior that had taken some training at the military academy where Bram used to work. At a table near Erwyn's, he noticed a half-elf (half an elf too many, according to Bram's deceased father) put down a book and also take interest in the conversation between the two human warriors. Bram rose from his table to approach Erwyn and his loud companion, perhaps to share a rumour or two, while waiting for the Bishop's representative.....*****
Erwyn's focus turns from the newcomer half elf to a short figure walking toward the table. **this definately is not the emissary.....hold on I recognize that.....** "Bram, it has been a long time my friend." Erwyn exclaims as he gets out of his chair and offers it to the drawf. "This is Xavier" pointing to his friend, and "Noah"
pointing to the half elf, "I introduce Bram Battlehammer. Are you going to be joining us??"
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Hey everybody :
Intro for Adso :
Intro :
The sun had faded hours before Adso and Hylor ventured out into Narbo's streets. Although seldom tardy, Adso's concern for Meric outweighed his normal concern for promptness. Any source that could have waylaid the Paladin and his companions must be formidable indeed. If the Bishop is willing to assemble a search party and provide advance coin for expenses, he must also be very worried.
At the moment, preoccupation overrode general caution for Adso. Luckily, Hylor warily watched all that moved, which was not more than a gentle breeze and a few of Narbo's citizens. Hylor and Adso approached the Falcon's Rest Inn. As Adso steps to the threshold and heavy oaken door, he pauses. As he has often done over the past day, Adso questions his readiness to take on the Bishop's task. Steeling himself, he pushes open the portal and quickly scans the inn. As he removes the hood of his brown robe, firelight falls upon Adso's jade green eyes and short auburn hair.
"We are late," Adso comments to Hylor......
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Adso halted, just before he stepped in the Falcon's Rest Inn. Light flowed forward, promising a warm welcome to all who entered the hospitable inn.
All, except Hylor, whom the light did not reach, as he was behind Adso, standing in the shadow of his brother.
"I HATE symbolism..." he muttered under his breath.
"We are late" noted Adso.
"Tough. They can't do anything without you, so they'll just have to wait."
replied Hylor with a true, but somewhat tactless, comment. Most of his comments were like that, though.
They entered and looked around for any sign of the search party. Hylor spotted them fairly quickly; most patrons weren't wearing robes, wielding crossbows or...
Hylor raised an eyebrow. An oversized scimetar?
Ok... that's it 4 now. Adso&Hylor have finaly arived, boys, time to get this
quest going!
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On Wed, 1 Mar 2000, Arik ten Broeke wrote:
> Hylor raised an eyebrow. An oversized scimetar?
>
Xavier sees that the newcomer has noticed his weapon, and jumps up enthusiastically. "Neat, isn't it?" He takes it out and swings a few times in the air, coming inches from chopping a nearby table in half. "Ever seen one like it before? Those bandits to the East think they're so great... but this is *twice* the size of their curvy swords. No, no bandits will bother us! Hey, are you the ones we're waiting for?" He swings his scimitar in the air a few more times, but stops with a sheepish grin when he smashes a large beer glass into a dozen pieces.
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The sun had faded hours before Adso and Hylor ventured out into Narbo's streets. Although seldom tardy, Adso's concern for Meric outweighed his normal concern for promptness. Any source that could have waylaid the Paladin and his companions must be formidable indeed. If the Bishop is willing to assemble a search party and provide advance coin for expenses, he must alsobe very worried.
At the moment, preoccupation overrode general caution for Adso. Luckily, Hylor warily watched all that moved, which was not more than a gentle breeze and a few of Narbo's citizens. Hylor and Adso approached the Falcon's Rest Inn. As Adso steps to the threshold and heavy oaken door, he pauses. As he has often done over the past day, Adso questions his readiness to take on the Bishop's task. Steeling himself, he pushes open the portal and quickly scans the inn. As he removes the hood of his brown robe, firelight falls upon Adso's jade green eyes and short auburn hair. "We are late," Adso comments to Hylor......
Adso halted, just before he stepped in the Falcon's Rest Inn. Light flowed forward, promising a warm welcome to all who entered the hospitable inn. All, except Hylor, whom the light did not reach, as he was behind Adso, standing in the shadow of his brother. "I HATE symbolism..." he muttered under his breath.
"We are late" noted Adso.
"Tough. They can't do anything without you, so they'll just have to wait."
replied Hylor with a true, but somewhat tactless, comment. Most of his comments were like that, though. They entered and looked around for any sign of the search party. Hylor spotted them fairly quickly; most patrons weren't wearing robes, wielding crossbows or... Hylor raised an eyebrow. An oversized scimetar?
Xavier sees that the newcomer has noticed his weapon, and jumps up enthusiastically. "Neat, isn't it?" He takes it out and swings a few times in the air, coming inches from chopping a nearby table in half. "Ever seen one like it before? Those bandits to the East think they're so great... but this is *twice* the size of their curvy swords. No, no bandits will bother us!
Hey, are you the ones we're waiting for?" He swings his scimitar in the air a few more times, but stops with a sheepish grin when he smashes a large beer glass into a dozen pieces.
###
Noah shakes his head and mutters under his breath, those closest to him hearing only part of it "...should be leashed instead of allowed to..." He calms himself to his usual cool composure and moves around the table to stand before Adso, his robes flowing majestically as he walks. "Good to see you again, Adso.
Let us discuss our journey straightaway that we may find Meric with the utmost expediency. It seems that we will need to discuss provisions, travel arrangements, maps, directions, rations and..." he casts a sidelong glance in Xavier's direction "...stealth."
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***Xavier sees that the newcomer has noticed his weapon, and jumps up enthusiastically. "Neat, isn't it?" He takes it out and swings a few times in the air, coming inches from chopping a nearby table in half. "Ever seen one like it before? Those bandits to the East think they're so great... but this is *twice* the size of their curvy swords. No, no bandits will bother us!
Hey, are you the ones we're waiting for?" He swings his scimitar in the air a few more times, but stops with a sheepish grin when he smashes a large beer glass into a dozen pieces.
###
Noah shakes his head and mutters under his breath, those closest to him hearing only part of it "...should be leashed instead of allowed to..." He calms
himself to his usual cool composure and moves around the table to stand before Adso, his robes flowing majestically as he walks. "Good to see you again, Adso.
Let us discuss our journey straightaway that we may find Meric with the utmost expediency. It seems that we will need to discuss provisions, travel arrangements, maps, directions, rations and..." he casts a sidelong glance in Xavier's direction "...stealth."****
Erwyn, not before placing a well aimed smile in Noah's direction, stands and places a calming shoulder on his large friend's shoulder. He looks at the newest arrivals and recognises Adso. "Ahh so you are the one chosen to lead this party. I should have figured. Please tell me that you have some more insight into what happened to our Friend."
Erwyn scans the now more crowded tavern looking for a suitable place to discuss the impending quest. "Perhaps we should go somewhere with fewer distractions...."
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On Wed, 1 Mar 2000, Robert O'Brien wrote:
> "What are you doing you dunderhead!? This is an inn, not a
> battlefield, and I'll not have your weapon flashing in here. I am
> adding the cost of that glass to your bill, and I'll be certain to
> have the good Bishop deduct it from your wages. Now, either stow that
> weapon in your room or surrender it to Brutus over here (motions to a
> rather large guard standing in the
> shadows) until you leave."
>
> The Innkeeper is short with a balding hoary head, but he is firm. He
> crosses him arms resolutely and awaits an answer from Xavier.
>
Xavier speaks apologetically. "I'm sorry... I know, Erwyn always says, 'Don't draw that thing indoors!', but it's such a cool weapon, I keep forgetting... Like this one time, we were at the apothecary's shop, and I took out the sword, and knocked over a 100gp potion. And then this other time, at my cousin's birthday party (you know, the one who's missing a finger)--"
He sees the inkeeper getting even more annoyed, so he cuts his speech short. "But anyway, sorry, I'll go stash it in my room, and of course I'll pay. I promise I won't take out any more weapons in here, well unless bandits attack, in which case you would probably want me to go get my scimitar, or if a big brawl--"
As he sees the inkeeper beckoning to Brutus, he finally gets the hint,
sitting down and sipping his ale.
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"What are you doing you dunderhead!? This is an inn, not a battlefield, and I'll not have your weapon flashing in here. I am adding the cost of that glass to your bill, and I'll be certain to have the good Bishop deduct it from your wages. Now, either stow that weapon in your room or surrender it to Brutus over here (motions to a rather large guard standing in the
shadows) until you leave."
The Innkeeper is short with a balding hoary head, but he is firm. He crosses him arms resolutely and awaits an answer from Xavier.
Xavier speaks apologetically. "I'm sorry... I know, Erwyn always says, 'Don't draw that thing indoors!', but it's such a cool weapon, I keep forgetting... Like this one time, we were at the apothecary's shop, and I took out the sword, and knocked over a 100gp potion. And then this other time, at my cousin's birthday party (you know, the one who's missing a finger)--"
He sees the inkeeper getting even more annoyed, so he cuts his speech short. "But anyway, sorry, I'll go stash it in my room, and of course I'll pay. I promise I won't take out any more weapons in here, well unless bandits attack, in which case you would probably want me to go get my scimitar, or if a big brawl--"
As he sees the inkeeper beckoning to Brutus, he finally gets the hint, sitting down and sipping his ale.
###
Noah shakes his head at the incedent, but mutters nothing this time. He looks at the sheepish Xavier and immediately likes the large bungling man. He smiles ever so slightly, an odd thing on his face..."Don't worry, Xavier. We will get your sword back before we leave."
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*****Xavier speaks apologetically. "I'm sorry... I know, Erwyn always says, 'Don't draw that thing indoors!', but it's such a cool weapon, I keep forgetting... Like this one time, we were at the apothecary's shop, and I took out the sword, and knocked over a 100gp potion. And then this other time, at my cousin's birthday party (you know, the one who's missing a finger)--"
He sees the inkeeper getting even more annoyed, so he cuts his speech short. "But anyway, sorry, I'll go stash it in my room, and of course I'll pay. I promise I won't take out any more weapons in here, well unless bandits attack, in which case you would probably want me to go get my scimitar, or if a big brawl--"
As he sees the inkeeper beckoning to Brutus, he finally gets the hint, sitting down and sipping his ale.
###
Noah shakes his head at the incedent, but mutters nothing this time. He looks at the sheepish Xavier and immediately likes the large bungling man. He smiles ever so slightly, an odd thing on his face..."Don't worry, Xavier. We will get your sword back before we leave."******
Erwyn turns to the inkeeper, "I think that you know we are good for the money my friend." Turning back to the assembled adventurers Erwyn gives Xavier that familiar 'get control of yourself' look. "Please put that crazy thing away. How many times have I told you you don't need to be swinging that thing all over the place. You're gonna kill someone by doing that." Now addressing the rest of the group, "But it is great to have that on your side in a battle. Now is it possible to get down to the business at hand??"
> Erwyn turns to the inkeeper, "I think that you know we are good for
> the money my friend." Turning back to the assembled adventurers Erwyn
> gives Xavier that familiar 'get control of yourself' look. "Please
> put that crazy thing away. How many times have I told you you don't
> need to be swinging that thing all over the place. You're gonna kill
> someone by doing that." Now addressing the rest of the group, "But it
> is great to have that on your side in a battle. Now is it possible to
> get down to the business at hand??"
Adso replies, "Yes I do think that it is time to discuss business. Perhaps we should retire to a more private location ? Our rooms perhaps ? This area is too crowded and I would not want to alarm anyone who happens to overhear our conversation. I would also not want to offend anyone with the group's, um, exhuberance."
Turning to Bram, Adso continues...."Bram, the Bishop has asked that I defer to you on matters concerning this search. I am to act as consul and second to your experienced leadership. But again, perhaps we should continue this in a more private location ?"
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Hylor snaps out of the vision he just had. It involved him meeting an untimely death because he was surrounded by incompetent airheads who kept bragging about their weaponry and chopping eachother accidentaly to pieces.
"Uhm... What? Ah, yes. Yes, we do seem to attract some degree of attention here. Perhaps retiring to more private ground is the best. One can never be sure who overhears us."
With those words, he looks around the inn once more, looking for any suspicious individuals, but comes to the regrettable conclusion the most unusual persons nearby is the search party itself.
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Xavier speaks apologetically. "I'm sorry... I know, Erwyn always says, 'Don't draw that thing indoors!', but it's such a cool weapon, I keep forgetting... Like this one time, we were at the apothecary's shop, and I took out the sword, and knocked over a 100gp potion. And then this other time, at my cousin's birthday party (you know, the one who's missing a finger)--"
He sees the inkeeper getting even more annoyed, so he cuts his speech short. "But anyway, sorry, I'll go stash it in my room, and of course I'll pay. I promise I won't take out any more weapons in here, well unless bandits attack, in which case you would probably want me to go get my scimitar, or if a big brawl--"
As he sees the inkeeper beckoning to Brutus, he finally gets the hint, sitting down and sipping his ale.
Noah shakes his head at the incedent, but mutters nothing this time. He looks at the sheepish Xavier and immediately likes the large bungling man.
He
smiles ever so slightly, an odd thing on his face..."Don't worry, Xavier. We will get your sword back before we leave."
Erwyn turns to the inkeeper, "I think that you know we are good for the money my friend." Turning back to the assembled adventurers Erwyn gives Xavier that familiar 'get control of yourself' look. "Please put that crazy thing away. How many times have I told you you don't need to be swinging that thing all over the place. You're gonna kill someone by doing that." Now addressing the rest of the group, "But it is great to have that on your side in a battle. Now is it possible to get down to the business at hand??"
Adso replies, "Yes I do think that it is time to discuss business. Perhaps we should retire to a more private location ? Our rooms perhaps ? This area is too crowded and I would not want to alarm anyone who happens to overhear our conversation. I would also not want to offend anyone with the group's, um, exhuberance."
Turning to Bram, Adso continues...."Bram, the Bishop has asked that I defer to you on matters concerning this search. I am to act as consul and second to your experienced leadership. But again, perhaps we should continue this in a more private location ?"
After seeing Xavier's contriteness, the Innkeeper relents a little and says,
"Humph. Just see to it that you behave yourself from this point forward and
I'll forget your earlier antics here." With that, he turns to his other patrons.
Hylor snaps out of the vision he just had. It involved him meeting an untimely death because he was surrounded by incompetent airheads who kept bragging about their weaponry and chopping eachother accidentaly to pieces.
"Uhm... What? Ah, yes. Yes, we do seem to attract some degree of attention here. Perhaps retiring to more private ground is the best. One can never be sure who overhears us."
With those words, he looks around the inn once more, looking for any suspicious individuals, but comes to the regrettable conclusion the most unusual persons nearby is the search party itself.
###
Noah remains standing. "Yes, it would me the most...intelligent...course of action. Let us retire to a more personal location. Has anyone made arrangements for our lodging here, or must we do it?"
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Sorry about the delay in the post. I was sick in bed on Tuesday, and away for work on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Could everyone please put the date and time in the subject line of their posts, since I am working with an older E-mail program, that can only read text files. So, here goes.....
Bram looked over the assembled group of adventurers. He remembered Adso as the quiet young priest that had occasionally attended the dinner meetings between himself and Meric. He also remembered Erwyn as a warrior that had previously trained at Aghar's Military Academy. He had never seen the other three before. He could definitely see the physical resemblence between Adso and the unknown frowning warrior. The large, clumsy fighter with the huge scimitar was definitely going to be a handful. Lastly, the half-elf in robes, bearing the staff, was likely a person of magic.
"Good to meet you all, unfourtunately under such difficult conditions.
For those of you that don't already know me, I am Bram Battlehammer, lately of Aghar's Military Academy. Given my past experience at leading warrior squads, and until we know what we are up against, perhaps it is best if I were to take the lead of this group as well.
"I met Meric when he was attending the Military Academy early in his career, and I was his instructor in the mace. He and I became fast friends, and we agreed to come to each others' aid if it ever became necessary.
Thus, my primary goal in this task is to see Meric safe. I expect the rest of you to share this goal. I agree with the suggestion that we retire to a more private location for further discussions, as you never know who might be listening."
Bram nodded to each member of the party as each introduced himself. Then he arose from the table, gathered up his gear, and asked the barkeep if there was a quiet back room the group could rent for the remainder of the evening.
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> The Innkeeper informs Bram that the Bishop has already provided
> accommodations for the group, and he offers to lead everyone upstairs
> to their rooms. Bram and company accept, and the Innkeeper leads them
> upstairs and points out the three bedrooms (two to a room) and then
> turns and swings open a door three paces in the other direction. The
> room is spacious and has an oaken table with eight chairs in the
> center. Resplendent sunlight floods the room from two large windows,
> imparting a peaceful, pleasant atmosphere to the room. "This was
> rented by His Grace, the Bishop of Narbo, so that you would be able
> commiserate in private. If you need me I'll be downstairs." "And, he
> adds wryly, please see to it that your enthusiastic compatriot doesn't
> break anything." He then takes his leave of the party, shutting the door behind him.
>
Closing the door to the large conference room, Adso sighs. "I fear that we have a hard task ahead of us. For those of you that I have not met, I am Adso and representative of the Bishop. Meric, besides being an associate, is one of my closest friends and distant relative. It has been some time since we have heard from him. He has disappeared while exploring an abandoned temple.
Meric and his companions are experienced adventurers. I have no more concrete details except that the temple may have been a temple dedicated to th Evil Deity. I do have speculation howerver. If the Bishop is willing to pay handsomely, supply us, and send an experienced group of adventurers to investigate, then he expects us to meet formidable opposition. I suggest we must make haste, get supplied and venture out as soon as possible.
Does this course of action seem sound Bram ?"
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> The Innkeeper informs Bram that the Bishop has already provided
> accommodations for the group, and he offers to lead everyone upstairs
> to their rooms. Bram and company accept, and the Innkeeper leads them
> upstairs and points out the three bedrooms (two to a room) and then
> turns and swings open a door three paces in the other direction. The
> room is spacious and has an oaken table with eight chairs in the
> center. Resplendent sunlight floods the room from two large windows,
> imparting a peaceful, pleasant atmosphere to the room. "This was
> rented by His Grace, the Bishop of Narbo, so that you would be able
> commiserate in private. If you need me I'll be downstairs." "And, he
> adds wryly, please see to it that your enthusiastic compatriot doesn't
> break anything." He then takes his leave of the party, shutting the door behind him.
>
Closing the door to the large conference room, Adso sighs. "I fear that we have a hard task ahead of us. For those of you that I have not met, I am Adso and representative of the Bishop. Meric, besides being an associate, is one of my closest friends and distant relative. It has been some time since we have heard from him. He has disappeared while exploring an abandoned temple.
Meric and his companions are experienced adventurers. I have no more concrete details except that the temple may have been a temple dedicated to th Evil Deity. I do have speculation howerver. If the Bishop is willing to pay handsomely, supply us, and send an experienced group of adventurers to investigate, then he expects us to meet formidable opposition. I suggest we must make haste, get supplied and venture out as soon as possible.
Does this course of action seem sound Bram ?"
###
Noah nods and speaks out of turn, cutting Bram off decisively. "Your logic is sound Adso, but only a fool rushes in." He doesn't exactly LOOK at Xavier, but you are sure that the name is forefront on his mind. "I suggest that we discuss tactics as well. I want us organized should we encounter opposition. Too many times has a good spell been wasted because an overzealous comrade could not stay his blade for a moment more." He pauses for effect, then continues "I also suggest that before we speak anymore of this in a public place that we take care to make sure we are not being spied upon. I would like us all to reach dear Meric in one piece."
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On Wed, 8 Mar 2000, Russ Robinson wrote:
> Noah nods and speaks out of turn, cutting Bram off decisively. "Your
> logic is sound Adso, but only a fool rushes in." He doesn't exactly
> LOOK at Xavier, but you are sure that the name is forefront on his
> mind. "I suggest that we discuss
Xavier, in an obvious failure to take the hint, nods in agreement. "Yeah, never rush, that's what Erwyn always says! I'm a ranger-in-training, you know, so you have noooo reason to worry about me doing that... Caution is one of Erwyns major 'pricniples', right Erwyn? And I always listen to him. 'Cause if I don't, you never know what might happen!"
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Noah nods and speaks out of turn, cutting Bram off decisively. "Your logic is sound Adso, but only a fool rushes in." He doesn't exactly LOOK at Xavier, but you are sure that the name is forefront on his mind.
Xavier, in an obvious failure to take the hint, nods in agreement.
"Yeah, never rush, that's what Erwyn always says! I'm a ranger-in-training, you know, so you have noooo reason to worry about me doing that... Caution is one of Erwyns major 'pricniples', right Erwyn?
And I always listen to him. 'Cause if I don't, you never know what might happen!"
Erwyn gives Xavier a frim glare, "You are correct my friend, patience is important, however, so is attentiveness." Turnig back to Noah, "I appologize for his interjection, Please continue."
"I suggest that we discuss tactics as well. I want us organized should we encounter opposition. Too many times has a good spell been wasted because an overzealous comrade could not stay his blade for a moment more." He pauses for effect, then continues "I also suggest that before we speak anymore of this in a public place that we take care to make sure we are not being spied upon. I would like us all to reach dear Meric in one piece."
"I belive that we would all agree that is our major goal." Erwyn scans the assembled group, then continues, "Adso, how far away is this temple and in what direction. Just wondering to determine the amount of provisions required for the journey. Also, what kind of adversaries are we likely to be running into??"
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> "I belive that we would all agree that is our major goal."
> Erwyn scans the assembled group, then continues, "Adso, how far away
> is this temple and in what direction. Just wondering to determine the
> amount of provisions required for the journey. Also, what kind of
> adversaries are we likely to be running into??"
Adso takes a deep breath. "The temple is approximately 10 to 14 days travel time from the town. We will need adequate supplies for the journey there and back, plus exploration time. As for opposition, the only details I have are to expect resistance from evil preists and servants of the evil one. We should arm ourselves accordingly. The Bishop has provided us with some coin for equipment."
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From Bram:
"I agree with what everyone has said. Noah, do you havve any way to determine if we are being watched? I would hope that the innkeeper would have provided us with a secure room. If anyone has a way to check for watchers, it might be worthwhile doing it now.
"With respect to tactics, there are some standard conditions that can be set before we journey, such as marching order, ready weapons and spells, etc. that we can set up when we are ready to leave. What other tactics did you have in mind? If you have specific tactics that you want to see used in specific situations, then we should discuss that now. Erwyn, your outdoor skills will certainly come in handy during our travels out of doors.
"To outfit ourselves, we will likely need one month's food each, as well as portable shelter. I will try to acquire some silver ammunition for missile weapons, and Adso should try to acquire some holy water, as well as healing. Does anyone have animal handling, in case we need to use pack animals? This will depend on whether we will be following a well-travelled route, or heading through the wilderness. Pack animals certainly make it easier to carry gear such as tents, camp supplies, etc.
"I would suggest that we spend the evening discussing equipment and strategy, outfit ourselves in the morning and get on the road before mid-morning.
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