rolled 14 = 14

Sure, I've never tried one of these, could be fun. Rollin up.

rolled 5 = 5

>>14875756

Shit, forgot to put information

Lars Smithsson, Male

>>14875756
Forgot to state your gender and name good sir?

BJORN THE SMITH

in all caps

rolled 6 = 6

Sonja Smithsson.

rolled 13 = 13

>>14875770
fucking stupid captcha ate my email

BJORN THE SMITH

MANLY male of course

rolled 18 = 18

Quin Fuller, Female.

>>14875776
>>14875775
You are Quin Fuller Smithsson, son of Bjorn Smithsson. Even though you are a girl, you always have a deep passion for the sound of red-hot metal on the iron anvil, and your dad saw your passion. He taught you all you know about smithing; When he died and your brothers left for the adventuring life, you decide to continue the family job.
Even though your family lived in a village, your dad appears to have quite a reputation, for at times you see nobles and adventurers from far away visit him.

As you wait for your first customer, why don't you describe yourself? (1d20)

dice+1d20

Nikolai Ferrum
male

>>14875811

Unable to discern if we are pretty or not, as we are always covered in soot and grime.

>>14875838
In the e-mail field good sir!

rolled 6 = 6

Ok Email field

rolled 8 = 8

>>14875847

Sorry usually browse /co/ and /ck/

rolled 1 = 1

>>14875811
Tall, muscular. Reddish hair, gray eyes. Faded burn scars on left hand and left forearm. Slightly more prominent scars on left shoulder. Hands and face bear a look befitting an actual smith, rather than being paradoxically soft and flawless.

Imposing, but friendly. High tolerance for alcohol.

>>14875855
No problem, I'm a part-time /co/mrade too.

rolled 11 = 11

>>14875811
Long black hair, chubby, curvy, the good kind, not overblown whale. Brown eyes. 5'8". Strong, like Bruce Lee, more than meets the eye kind of strong.

>>14875869
>1

Damn you, Haphaestus. What do you want from me?

rolled 7 = 7

Average height - a little pudgy, but like any real strong person, under the cushioning fat is a great deal of muscle. Very strong arms. Would be cute, if not for being covered in soot.

rolled 8 = 8

Tall, lean but muscled, like a runner. Heavily tanned, with shoulder legnth red hair.

We have some scars along our body from accidents and just generally smithing icidents.

We have a constant grin and green eyes.

>>14875869
>>14875843
You've suffered some burn wounds during your apprenticeship with your dad, but that just made you even stronger. You figure you're kind of muscular, and your red hair would probably bring the village boys to your doorstep... if only you aren't covered in soot and sweat from all the blacksmithing. Ah well.
"Excuse me, sir?" Oh, it's an old traveler. He looks kind of middle-class, since his hands show wear from work, yet his clothing material is of above average quality.
"That'd be miss, sir. What brings you to my shop?"
The old man adjusts his glasses and squints at you.
"Ah, sorry, miss! I was just wondering if you could make me a set of horseshoes? It's for a friend of mine, you see." He blushed a bit.

Take the job or not? going by majority vote here.

rolled 9 = 9

Tall, muscular, broad shouldered.

Short red hair and green eyes. A few scars from accidents and smithing.

We are less pretty and more handsome.

rolled 8 = 8

>>14875912

I say do it

>>14875912
If you want, set a price too. Baseline price for horseshoes is 50 copper or 5 silver coins.

rolled 11 = 11

>>14875918
>>14875904
>>14875869

/tg/ love redheads apparently.

Seems like a simple enough job. We'd rather be making swords or something else impressive but horseshoes are the basics and we can't forget them. Take the job.

inb4 Deathwish

rolled 1 = 1

>>14875912

"Sure thing. Bring the horse around and we'll fit it for the shoes. Need to know how large the horse is before we start."

Fuck that, I'm the son of a blacksmith in real life. You guys ain't got shit on me.

>>14875952
...okay?

yeah, go ahead and take the job.

>>14875936
>>14875921
"Allrighty then, traveller, I'll do it for five silver. That okay with you?"
"Yes, thank you, it's within budget. How long until it's done?"
"I'd suggest you check back in two days. They'll be done!"
The traveler thanks you, and left. Time to get working... you still got some pig iron, and it's more than enough for a set of horseshoes.

Roll 2d20, a dice for time, and another for quality. Anything above 7 means it's good. (just replace 1d20 on the e-mail with 2d20)

>>14875952
so should we take the job mr blacksmithson?

rolled 2, 13 = 15

>>14875979

Lets see how we go.

rolled 5, 17 = 22

>>14875988

Ok, so we take longer than we should be they are excellent shoes...

>>14875988
that's good right? 2 units of time and a quality of 13?...or is dat bad?

>>14876008
Well they are above 7, so the quality is good, but I don't know how the time thing works. It could mean two days, or we didn't complete them in time.

rolled 5, 15 = 20

>>14876008
>>14875988
>>14876000

Well, higher than 7 was good...so...we took longer than we should have but the quality was good. 2nd set was even better with super quality but still taking longer than it should.

>>14876019
s'pose it depends on whether we're rolling for a goal (in which case 7 would be on time, above would be early and below would be late) or actual units of time...

>>14875988
When the old man returned two days later, he find that you are still making the horesehoes. Two are done, and you're still hammering the everliving fuck of a bar of pig iron, slowly shaping it into a horseshoe shape.
"Ah! It'll a bit late, but I'll be done tomorrow!"
He inspects the finished ones.
"Ooh, it's good! I see, quality like this takes time. No problem. See you tomorrow!"
The next day, the old man returned, and finds four better-than-average horseshoes waiting for him.
"I hope it's the right size for the horse, sir."
"Oh, don't you worry about that! My friend, he's just a horseshoe collector. Never actually used them on a horse. Here's your pay, my friend will be happy."

+5 Sil!

"Thanks, old man." First job: SUCCESS!
But yeah, that lump of pig iron is not gonna sustain us for long. We'd probably need to stock up on metals... and the only way is to go to the community mine in the hills.

Stay/Go mining/Other choice?

>>14876020
hmm If we were late, reduce the price by 5-10 copper in compensation?

rolled 8, 11 = 19

>>14876043
we need a pickaxe first...make one, THEN we go mining.

We're blacksmiths. In the European sense or American sense?

Because if it's European, the farrier is going to be mad at us for cutting into his business.

American, then yeah, no problem.

>>14876043
STRIKE THE EARTH!

>>14876043

Going to the mine would be the best option. We need material or we can't do squat.

>>14876043
Mining, then tavern. I would switch the two, but getting drunk after a hard day's work seems like a better plan than doing a hard day's work after getting drunk.

...but I guess we could do both.

>>14876043
We're not gonna go mining, we're going to visit the local smelter. Most smiths don't smelt their own steel (there are exceptions), let alone mine the ore.

>>14876051

Likely the American sence. Fantasy Blacksmiths seem to be 'make anything that's made of metal'

Better be careful and take a hammer/sword with us though. There are plenty of nasty things in mines, like kobolds.

>>14876051
Fantasy land blacksmiths, actually.
>>14876050
Your dad have this old pickaxe which he uses to dig for metal (he also uses the community mine).
From what you heard from him, you go to the mine, and you can either buy the metal from the miners there, or go down there yourself and mine, after paying a toll to the miners. The first method is less dangerous than the second, but sometimes the metals you want aren't there.

Do we stay (wait for more customer/have a drink in the village bar), mine, or something else?

rolled 17, 18 = 35

>>14876077
ah. mine. Just iron for now.

>>14876077
I say we go slaughter some kobolds, mine some ore, get drunk, and then craft the perfect horse shoe.

>>14876055
>>14876054
>>14876057
Off to the mines we go! But first, you check your wallet. There's 3 Gc, 10 Sc and 45 Cc. As we arrive on the mines, you see that there's a small smelter nearby, which smelts the ores for a price.
So, our heirloom pickaxe in hand, what should we do? There's a stand which sells metals, or do we go straight into the mine?

>>14876110

Lets take a look at the metals, see if there is anything of note before we head in.

rolled 20 = 20

>>14876110
Inquire as to what the miners have been seeing in the lode recently- hematite, etc. It makes sense to see what they've been getting before we decide to buy stock or if we mine out the ore ourselves.

yeah, check the metal stand for prices and interesting shit. Then it's off to the mines

>>14876174
And if we don't find what we want in the mines, we can always come back up and buy more ore.

>>14876126
>>14876144
You take a gander at the ore vendor.
"Why, you're the daughter of ol' Bjorn, right?" The old miner minding the table rose to shake your hand. Old Uncle Grum is still mining, it seems.
"Uncle Grum, nice to see you! So, what have we got here?"
Uncle Grum shows you his wares: A lot of hematites, which goes for two copper each, A lot more coal, which goes for a copper each, and some chalcopyrite for five copper each.
"I see. Seen anything in the mines lately, Uncle Grum?"
"Well, the upper levels are fine, but level three and below are closed due to bugs and monsters taking residence there. Of course, the deeper you go the better ores ya get, but with them monsters, we only get to mine these three rocks from the first and second levels."
Decisions?

>>14876222
1. Could we get paid for clearing out the lower portions of the mine?
2. Do we have adventuring levels?

>>14876249
Well, after asking Uncle Grum, he says if you clear a level he'll supply you with a portion of what he finds in that level.
We don't know about adventuring, but you feel that you can take on some critters with your strength.

>>14876271
I vote we head to level three.

What portion is Uncle Grum offering?

rolled 7 = 7

>>14876271
Well, hematite is definitely the better ore- we're looking for iron, not copper- so if the other posters agree, we can look to getting some. Mining it will be cheaper, yes, but it's the coal we REALLY want to mine, we're going to go through that shit like cocaine.

Is it sold by the pound? Are there any other odd local minerals we should know about?

>>14876222

hematites: Used in jewlery
chalcopyrite: I THINK you can get workable copper out of it, but I'm not sure.

Really, if we want iron, we'll need to head down to level 3.

>>14876311
You can TOTALLY get iron out of hematite. There is a reason why I asked about it in the first place

Other sources of iron ore I can think of are black sands and bog iron.

>>14876333

Ok, cool. I know shit about mining. I was just looking it up on wikipedia.

>>14876290
About 10% of whatever he got, and you get to pick. Offer valid when visiting mine only.

You pay the guard of the mine 5 copper for entry, and in return he lent you a mining helmet and a small magic crystal that shines light in front of it. It's inset on the mining helmet, though. You wonder if you can get magic crystals in this mine.
Going down the stairs, you arrive at level 3's stairs, a guard standing by.
"Excuse me, mister guard? I'm here to clear the monsters from level three?"
"Ah, well, another one, eh? Currently there's an adventuring party in level 3."
He gave you a small scroll.
"This is standard procedure teleportation scroll, it detects when you faint underground and gets you back to level 2. Those adventurers, they're a snobbish bunch, they say they don't need one. Anyway, good luck, man!"
As you descend level 3's stairs from level 2, you just realized the guard had mistook you for a man. No matter. You arrive on the bottom of the stairs, and the path branches to the north, the east, and the west. You could hear some kind of skittering from the east, and some kind of clanging from the north.
Where to?

>>14876354
Listen further. North sounds like our best bet to find the adventurers, but I'd like to be as sure as possible.

If they get bogged down they'll probably need someone to repair their armor later, eh? And if we just happen to bail them out...

>>14876307
Well, there's always the forest to the north of your village, there's wood to be had. That's where you dad usually get his hafts and handles from, and sometimes for wood coal too.

>>14876354

clanging is likely adventurers.

Bonus: Safer
Penalty: They'll take stuff we could get ourselves.

I dunno, I'm thinking we could go meet up with the adventurers.

Either North or East is my vote, with north prefered.

>>14876383
Silence isn't always a good thing. Ambushes are silent. Sentient monsters can be silent. Certain predators on the hunt are silent.

I say we go West and face the chittering, but I suspect we are going to end up going North, which is fine by me.

>>14876403

Crap, I meant west, towards the chittering, not east. I didn't really want silent either.

>>14876383
>>14876403
So, decision is North.
As you walk to the North, you see some small Mineroaches scurrying about, the size of your hand. Looking closely at the wall, there seems to be traces of hematite here. The clanging can be heard louder to the north.
Decision?

>>14876423
Keep listening, keep moving.

>>14876433

Agreed. We want to make sure we are remotely safe before we try mining. We don't have a weapon beyond the pick, I don't want to get found with it caught.

rolled 4 = 4

>>14876433
Betting we run either into miners or adventurers if we keep heading North. No problem with that for me, safety in numbers.

Can we go Dennis?

Had North carefully. Last thing we need to happen is to have the adventurers think we are an enemy.

>>14876433
You ignore the mineroaches, and keep going north. You stumble upon a Mineforged, which is a Warforged which chose to mine instead of going to war. You see it has accumulated quite some hematite and assorted crystals. The clanging comes from it using its pickaxe hand on the wall, where a vein of hematite can be seen.
The tunnel split east and west here.
Decision?

rolled 10 = 10

>>14876461
Same poster here.

The more I think about it, the more I realize we should be going after the coal, because it takes stupid amounts of ore to make iron.

What kind of coal is it anyways?

>>14876474
Ask it if it has seen or heard anything of note.

>>14876474

Huh, not the adventurers.

I guess with the mineforged there we should be safe enough. Perhaps do some mining, introduce ourselves?

Or should we keep going?

>>14876474
Head back to the tunnel we heard the chittering come from, see if we can get the attention of some beasties, and lead them back to where the Mineforged is mining.

Then with the help of the Mineforged, we kill the beasties.

>>14876483
The coal from the mine is considered the best kind of coal in the village, but since people usually use firewood for their fires, coal is sold kinda cheap. Dunno about the ones deeper down or from outside the village though.

>>14876497

Lets put the pickaxe into some beasties.

>>14876491
>>14876493
>>14876497
>>14876512
2 for battle, 2 for mining with Mineforged.
Tiebreaker needed!

rolled 9 = 9

>>14876493
Chat up the Mineforged, he might know a few things.

>>14876542
>>14876493
>>14876491
You decide to strike a conversation with the mineforged.
"Hey there, fine lass. What brings you in this mine?"
"Ah, I'm here to mine some ores and clear the level, mister mineforged."
"I see. Call me Jim! I'm the one who does plenty of mining below level 2, since the bugs don't care about me. Anyhow, you're far more polite than that group of adventurers, they just went straight east, and I think the rogue wanted to steal a few ores from me."
"So, what kinds of ore are usually found in level 3?"
"Eh, mostly hematite, but sometimes you get lucky and find some bauxite. You also get some chalcopyrite in level 3 and 4."
"How about magic crystals?"
"They're an elusive bunch, sometimes you find them under level 5. They say the farther you go down, the more diverse and powerful the magic crystals are."
As you chat, you also dig at the walls. Roll 1d20 to see what we got, along with next decision.

rolled 3 = 3

>>14876623

Mine for a little then follow the adventurers. I doubt they are mining but they are killing stuff.

rolled 17 = 17

>>14876623
>> bauxite
Fucking ALUMINUM? No clue how we're going to refine that in a fantasy medieval setting without magic.

Let's see what we got.

>>14876666
>>14876675
After some time clanging your heirloom pickaxe against the mine wall, you got some nice lumps of chalcopyrite. About 5 of them are stuffed in your pockets. Bear in mind that your maximum ore capacity is about 20, else you'd have to stuff them in your cleavage and it would feel bad. Not to mention the awkwardness. You make a mental note to bring a bag down here next time.

So, what else do we do beside mine? Some skittering can be heard to the west branch.

rolled 13 = 13

>>14876740
Check out the skittering, just in case. We've got some ore- smelting it is going to be interesting, by the by, we able to use the local foundry?

>>14876768
Yes, you can use the nearby smelter, but you pay for it.

You decide that 5 chalcopyrites are enough from here, and decide to check the skittering to the west. After some time walking, you encounter what looks like a female elf magician, unconscious on the floor. Must be one of the adventurers, you think. But then, you see a bigger than usual mineroach. Like, two or three times the size of the usual ones.
Decision?

>>14876799
how big is a normal mineroach? any special iron shell or shit? Can we use pieces of it to make stuff? does it see us?!

>>14876799
Kill the mineroach and save the elf.
-or, since this is /tg/-
Kill the elf and molest the mineroach

rolled 19 = 19

>>14876799
Keep an eye on the mineroach. Try to get close to the elf, but keep our pickaxe ready to defend ourselves.

What is the 'roach doing?

rolled 9 = 9

>>14876799

Kill Mineroach, Save cocky adventurer.

Maybe next time she'll think to take the scroll.

>>14876808
Well, usually they're the size of your fists. And now there's this lone mineroach- er, scratch that, two more entered your field of view. It doesn't have iron shield, but usually its carapace is used to make mining helmets. Bits and pieces of them, pieced outside a copper helmet, can absorb impacts quite well.
And yes, the three of them are alerted to our presence now. The elf magician is still lying on the floor. If only they took the standard teleportation spell the miners use.
Decisions?

>>14876831
>>14876826
>>14876814
Roll 3d20 to see if our swings hit dem roachies. Go go go!

rolled 5 = 5

>>14876837
curbstomp the roaches.
then bring the adventurer to the warforged while you check for her buddies

rolled 11, 13, 10 = 34

WAAAAGH!

capcha: For Ilowlco!

rolled 6, 15, 17 = 38

By the blood of the ancestors, I shall smite you and make you into decorative plates!

rolled 12, 5, 4 = 21

Rollan for attack.

rolled 5, 9, 11 = 25

>>14876844

FOR JUSTICE!

>>14876852
>>14876855
You took swings at the mineroaches, and with a loud, squishy cracks, they die by your dad's pickaxe. Well! You gather some fragments of its carapace, and got 6 pieces of mineroach carapace. You then slung the unconscious elf on your shoulders, and returned to the mineforged, Jim.
"Jim! We got an elf! What do?"
"Oh my! She's kinda injured, isn't she?"
"Can you take care of her?"
"Yes, yes I can. I'll bring her to level 2. hey, where are you going?"
"I'm gonna see if her friends need assistance!"
And then, you go west again, following the tunnels. More skittering, and you find yourself facing five mineroaches.
Wat do?

rolled 4 = 4

>>14876895
Toss a bit of carapace into their midst and let out a mighty roar. See if we can scare them off.

rolled 9, 4, 14 = 27

>>14876895
I say we beat their asses...

captcha: can oweass

guess we're gonna open a can o' ass on em. who's with me?

rolled 15, 18, 3, 11, 15 = 62

>>14876895

Lets take them down too. If they are between us and the adventurers, they have likely got thier ass kicked.

>>14876907
well, you're missing two more dice, or are you just targeting three mineroaches?

>>14876910
I forgot to remove it from the email field.

>>14876908
Well, we beat four mineroaches to squicky hell, and missed the other one. It doesn't matter because the last one scurried away, scared. Or maybe looking for reinforcements.
There's eight more carapace, and your inventory is almost full after picking them up.
Continuing along the route, you find yourself on a junction, which means the trail goes into every cardinal direction. You find the rogue, barely conscious, and being eyed by three mineroaches.
Decisions!?

rolled 5, 8, 18 = 31

>>14876931
bash em in, grab the rogue, see if we can get his lazy ass up

rolled 6, 9, 20 = 35

>>14876931
kKll the roaches and see if we can learn what the rogue knows: how many people were in his party, which way they went, and what fucked them up so thoroughly? I doubt it was just mineroaches.

rolled 8, 5, 11 = 24

>>14876931

Useless adventurers. Do we need to do EVERYTHING ourseves?

>>14876948
Also, see if the rogue has a backpack or some sort of sack we can "borrow". Hell, we could slip him a copper piece or two and say we are renting it.

>>14876961
what's he going to complain about? We DID save his sorry ass. we coulda just let the bugs eat him and grabbed his shit when he was dead.

>>14876945
>>14876948
>>14876953
Well, from the looks of it, you managed to smack one to kingdom come, badly damaged another, and just simply damaged the other one.
The survivors skitter, and you asks the Rogue what happened.
"Duuude, thanks for the help dude. We were chasing mineroaches when this lizard-thing approached us. Holy fuck was it big."
"Look, I'm gonna bring you back to a mineforged friend of mine, stay conscious, OK? We found your elf friend, she should be in level 2 by now."
"Whoah, thanks dude. Llywelyn's saved. Did you find Hertzog yet?"
"Um... who's Hertzog?"
"Oh yeah, forgot to tell you, he's our paladin, yo. He ran, CHASING at the lizard thang. He went south."
"Okay, I'll see if I can find him. I'm gonna carry you in my shoulders now, brace yourself."
"Okay du- OWWW hold on, lemme get this ore outta the way. Okay, I'm ready now."
Well, you delivered him to Jim, and backtracked to the junction. This time, you go south. Eh, four mineroaches, but you hear a different kind of clanging from further south.

>>14876976
Business is business. The last thing we need is to get a rep as a thief or a cheat. We will deal fairly in all our dealings and expect the same from our business partners and customers.

rolled 10, 3, 13 = 26

>>14877010
Word. So many saying about 'an honest blacksmith'

rolled 3, 2, 5, 3 = 13

>>14877007

Is there no end to them? Smash them down and let see if we can get through to this paladin.

rolled 11, 10, 2, 18 = 41

smash em up, carry what we can! Carapaces aren't valued high compared to other stuff we find since we can collect quite a few easily.

>>14877036
...ouch.

rolled 20, 4, 5, 2 = 31

>>14877007

Here we go again.

rolled 16, 18, 2, 18 = 54

>>14877007
It's slaughter time, it's slaughter time.

Welp, seems like office time is over, I'm going home now. But fear not, it's archived.
http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/14875739/
Until next time, folks! You're a cool bunch, yo. Never let anyone else say otherwise.

rolled 1, 19, 7, 3 = 30

>>14877036
>>14877054

Well, we can't roll for shit for this battle.

Damn ye D:

Good story though, thanks good sir!

>>14877066
bai

rolled 4, 2, 8, 2 = 16

Wasn't going to derail the thread but going by our description is it just me or do we look a lot like a female Gene Starwind?

>>14877133

Yeah, I can see that. Muscular, Scarred, Red Hair.

Clearly we need to make our fortune and find some treasure.

>>14877179
And be a complete imbecile with about a zillion points in Bluff.

>>14877196

Don't act like that isn't a completely viable way to go. He had a badass crew of friends and had taken down the largest group of pirates out there through being an idiot with a lot of bluff and some serious balls.

Also: Dat Aisha.

>>14877217
I just fucking realized that she has a cat bell on her neck.

>>14877221

If you didn't watch the show, yep. That's because she's a Ctarl Ctarl, a race of weretigers.

If you did, took you long enough.

>>14877217
That was by no means my intention. Indeed, one must respect Gene for his sheer achievements. He is a man who has nothing and knows it, and using only his sheer audacity and quick wits, becomes a legend.

>>14877233
I watched the show, and paid her an awful lot of attention, if you read me, but I never noticed the bell as a bell.

>>14877233
>weretigers
Would you really call it a tiger? It was more like a freaky fantasy feline of some kind. But whatever.

Also, Aisha STILL managed to win the Strongest Woman In The Universe competition. So yeah.

>>14877237

Yeah. Hopefully the main character of Smith Quest can manage the same. Start a small town blacksmith with some tools and a fair bit of bravery, become a legend.

>>14877246
Being the only references I have, I'm tempted to call on either Ymir or Cattleya.

The Blacksmith Who Goes On An Epic Asskicking Journey, or The Blacksmith Who Basically Ends Up Funding A War.

>>14877241

I sorta figured her for more or less a white tiger. But yeah, she's likely as much a tiger as the average werewolf is actually a proper wolf.

>>14877240
Aisha, best catgirl Anime ever produced. Also most badass.

>>14877252

Don't know either of them myself.

Still, with all the fighting we seem to be doing we really should forge a weapon at some point. I vote for a hammer or axe, they seem like a blacksmiths weapons.

>>14877257
Technically, most werewolves ARE based on actual wolves, usually the Gray Wolf. But that's technicality. We are NOT arguing about the taxonomic classification of Ctarl-Ctarl. Hell naw.

>>14877276

Yeah, seems a bit pointless.

And I've alway heard that werewolves are more based on a mans idea of a wolf than an actual wolf, hence why they tend to claw as much as bite. But I'm no cryptozoologist.

>>See Smithquest
>> discussion about weretiger-catgirls and werewolves
We can't stay on topic for shit, can we?

>>14877293

Eh, it's post quest chatting, I don't think it really needs to stay too much on topic.

>>14877304
Never said we did, I just thought it was amusing was all.

>>14877310

Yeah guess so. I think it was more or less the conversational version of the wiki walk.

Smith>We Look Like Female Gene Starwind!>Outlaw Star>Dat Aisha>Weretigers and Werewolves.

>>14877319
>>14877293
/tg/ out of all the boards seems to have a very relaxed conversational outlook towards threads, and yes, conversations do do that. A lot.

Doesn't mean we're going "off topic" so much as just a brief sojourn.

>>14877363

Yeah. On topic I'm finding this quest interesting. has a feel very similar to an GBA game I played a while ago. You played a blacksmith in it and you basicly had to go questing for all your parts whenever you wanted to make stuff. Had a cool battle system where you could beat the enemy through either smashing thier weapon or beating them down the normal way.

But I agree with one of the earlier posters, we should probebly get a weapon, as well as a bag for carrying stuff.