>>2600642

“Well, maybe people will have to make do with less we will have to be more conservative with our resources,”

“It is well and fine to say things like that Selenas, but it is another to actually make good on them, sure maybe you can get by using less but what of the farmer who doesn’t have enough land to grow the crops he needs to feed his family. What will happen to him?”

Selenas starts to wring her hands as she scrambles for an answer “Maybe we can find some sort of peaceful solution to our problems, I’m sure that if we really try we can make peace with the elves and all of our other neighbors.”

“As I said before Selenas, there is no treating with the elves. Every time we tried to make peace with them, every time we tried to make deals with them, every time we sent a messenger to them. The only thing we got in return was the messengers severed head," You let out a sigh before continuing, "They do not care who we were or what we wanted or needed. And if given the chance they would gladly see us all as corpses. It is the same way with our other neighbors, they too hate us and if given the opportunity they would destroy us.”

The weight of your words seems to lay heavy on Selenas as she furrows her brow, thinking hard on what you have said.

>Let her think on your words you have other things to do.
>Give her one more push
>[Write In]

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>>2600642

For the Anon who wanted it here is the map of the Kingdom

>>2600644
>>Let her think on your words you have other things to do.
Can we let her stew for a few days before going back? I mean coming here every day is getting boring

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>>2600642
>>2600650
And here is one of the world the your kingdom is in red

>>2600644
>>Let her think on your words you have other things to do.
We gave her something to mull over. Let's see if we can repair our Halberd.

>>2600650
>>2600656
Thank You QM, it really will help us out with how things are placed in this world.

This rebellion of theirs is a terrible idea. If they really think about it, it the end they're only trading one tyrant for a less experienced one.
>>2600669
>Give her one more push
Sort of this. Just a little extra. Selenas you're heart is in the right place, but these things require significant amounts of consideration.
Ok let's get our kits and try to fix the halberd.

>>2600644
>>Let her think on your words you have other things to do.

>>2600644
>One more push

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>>2600653
>>2600669
>>2600724

"Think, on what I have said Selenas and think hard, ruling a nation is not a simple affair." and with that you leave Selenas to stew.

You ascend out of the kennels and are stuck by the stomach churning smell of rotting flesh, smells like the recovery of bodies had begun.

>What do you do?

>>2600847
Go see what the workers digged out.

>>2600847
Check on the workers and the bodies. Are we moving the dead already?

>>2600847
>check on the works and find out their names from the goblin

>see if they have any skills other than labor that may be of use i.e alchemy, blacksmithing, tailoring, etc

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>>2600850
>>2600853
>>2600906

You decide to go and check on the excavation of your dungeon expansion, as you walk towards it you find your goblins and the other 5 peasants using long poles to drag bodies out of a pit fall trap. It would appear that is where your goblins dumped all of the bodies from the attack, You could see that several of the bodies had been loaded onto a cart already, some of them in bad shape, most of those were missing limbs but a few of them were sliced in half leaving a mess of entrails that got hauled up with the body you hold your breath as you pass by them on your way to the excavation.

>I need 3 people to roll d20 to see how far your peasant excavators have gotten

Rolled 4 (1d20)

>>2601002
brutal sight for the poor villagers that is sure.

Rolled 2 (1d20)

>>2601002

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>>2601007
>>2601008
oof our guys must know a whole lot of nothing when it comes to construction.

Rolled 6 (1d20)

>>2601002
Bring out yer ded!

Rolled 14 (1d20)

>>2601002
do the peasants get any bonuses from the stuff we bought or the soon to be increasing work force?

>>2601040
I think we gotta distribute it since it's still in our possession.

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>>2601007
>>2601008
>>2601039

You arrive at the dig site to see the peasants only a little further along than the last time you checked on them it would seem that the section of the hill you were digging into was made up of hard packed soil and large chunks of rock that were slowing the peasants down, thinking back to your recent purchases you quickly go and retrieve your wood worker, and stone carver kits. "Here," you say offering them to the peasants the kits, "This one is a stone carver's kit it has some tools that should help you guys through that rock, and this one is a wood carvers kit, it should help you fashion better support struts so that the excavation doesn't fall on your head."

The peasants thank you profusely before returning to their digging, you can only hope that they increase their pace, as you return to your other duties.

>What do you wish do to?

>>2601153
Even though there isn't much threat of an attack, we need to get that halberd fixed. ALso if we haven't already, can we put one of our goblins in charge of watching the peasants, making sure that they don't slack off?

>>2601153
We still have the blacksmithing and alchemy kit. Let us see if we can repair our halberd. Then after or repair attempt, let us visit the local herbalist to learn the ways of healing.

>>2601164
Pretty sure they're on the job. Once we get some troops to replenish our garrison we can finally get some time to relax. Maybe get those extra pillow and blankets finally cleaned.

>>2601164
We may be able to enlist the help of Resis tomorrow/ the day after for work on blacksmithing, since they might be more willing to work with us if their own men and sons are garisoning our fortress.

Also It might be smart to make an appearance to the burying of our fallen former combatants and make gestures to show the people of resis that their new warden regrets the decisions of the former warden as well as to hit home more that it was the hero's fault in the deaths of their kind as you see none of these terrorists here to mourn the grief and death that they've force upon this village.

>>2601325
>We may be able to enlist the help of Resis tomorrow/ the day after for work on blacksmithing
Like commission a blacksmith? What did you have in mind? Think we got the gold to pay them?

>Also It might be smart to make an appearance to the burying of our fallen former combatants
Nah. fuck that fat oily fuck. In fact lets find his corpse, piss all over it then set it on fire.

>>2601335
I think he means the burying of the killed townsfolk. Preside over the burial, as it were. Or at least just be in attendance to show our sympathies. Actions speak louder than words.

Fuck the fat goblin bitch

>>2601335
To fix the halberd as well as see if we can commision armor and equipment later down the line for the human garrison.

>>2601338
this

>>2601343
>>2601338
>>2601335
I am in agreement, let's find that goblin boss fucker's corpse and defile it with knives and fire.

Also do we know the names of the three peasants? We should notify the families they are safe and will return within the next week.

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>>2601164
>>2601173
>>2601325
>>2601335
>>2601343
>>2601358

Your halberd needs some TLC you decide, so you begin toward your room when, you suddenly remember, "You three, what are your names, so that I can notify your kin that you are alive,"

"Tom,"
"Henry,"
"Tom,"

"Your last names," you say pinching the bridge of your nose.

"Oh, um, Lintwood,"
"Mapledick,"
"Brooks,"

"Thank you, you may return to work,"

On you way back you notify the five peasants of the 3 men who were still alive before heading to your room to fix the halberd.

You take the broken pieces of your halberd and set them on a table, then you pull up the blacksmith's kit and set to work.

>Roll me a d20

Rolled 10 (1d20)

>>2601443

Rolled 14 (1d20)

>>2601443

Rolled 14 (1d20)

>>2601443
Rollain

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>>2601450
>>2601453
>>2601455

>3 Successes

using the tools from the blacksmith kit you pull the shattered wooden shaft out of the halberds head, next you saw away the splintered end of your halberd before reattaching the head, You surprise yourself with how good your halberd looks, although it is fractionally shorter, you can swear that the head never fit as snug, that thing was not coming off any time soon.

By your estimates you have time for one more small thing before the peasants would finish retrieving the corpses.

>What would you like to do?

>>2601508
is there much daylight left and has the cart of the dead villagers been hauled off yet, if not we should accompany the men with the dead and bring the news of the still living.

attend the funerals when they happen

>>2601508
How's our food supplies?
And what types of weapons and armor do we have?

>>2601523
Bad idea.

We *did* kill them after all. We've done well in shifting the blame to the heroes, but lets not press our luck by reminding them of who's hands actually did the chopping.

We have work to do anyways

>>2601508
Try to make the corpses more presentable? I'm not sure what else we can do in meantime.

>>2601545
You make a fair point

>>2601524
You have no real armor most of it is thick leather, and sized for goblins, but most of your weaponry is universal

>>2601580
>>2601508
Lets look into setting up recruitment.

Asking for recruits from the village right away would seem cold, but we can get the infrastructure in place. Maybe tomorrow we can start headhunting for someone who can do training.

>>2601580
was there anything worth salvaging off the dead goblin boss that could be cleaned and reused for the goblins?
Lets go visit the herbalist.

>>2601586
>Maybe tomorrow we can start headhunting for someone who can do training.
Finding a villager with actual training? That's like looking for a needl that's in another hay stack. We'd be better off training themselves, wouldn't we? Assuming that we can or legally allowed to do so. Which I'm not all a fan of.

>>2601592
There's gotta be some crusty old veteran somewhere, the fantasy dark empire is always really militarized, and ours is fighting constant wars. And not just within the village, there's farms, other villages etc.

Imagine having a competent peasant militia, and recruiting professional troops. Imagine what a boost to our career it would be to actually build up the areas defenses and produce a company of soldiers rather than just sitting on our asses and collecting taxes like the last boss.

>>2601545
Yeah. But it would help smooth things over. We show that we’re not a monster and that we regret the events that lead up to the conflict. We can rally them against the terrorists and gain some more useful garrison units.

>>2601639
>>2601667
But they're farmers. Their jobs in life is to farm so that their labors may feed the queendom. You can't have an army if you can't feed it.
Besides, we have some guys on their way.

>>2601667
>>2601586

There's nothing wrong with attempting to recruit, but those peasants are still in mourning. At least wait a month before we even think about recruiting from them.

>>2601694
>>2601508
Speaking of peasants, how many living ones are left in the village?

>>2601677
I'm not saying we turn the whole damn village into a pike regiment.

We make a militia, they are still peasants who do peasant stuff. But they know which end of the spear to hold, will watch for trouble in their daily activities, and can be called up in a pinch.

We don't have the money or recruiting pool for a serious garrison *yet*. But we may be put in charge of a larger region if we are seen as proactive. That's when we start building a professional force, using the militias as a recruiting ground.

We can make sure to send a letter asking nicely if we have too.

>>2601667
Lets leave them be anon. We didn't know these men.
When a criminal gets iced by a cop, do you think the family wants to see the cop at the funeral?

>>2601694
That's exactly what I said

>>2601700
>When a criminal gets iced by a cop, do you think the family wants to see the cop at the funeral?
exactly.
I at least agree with you about the militia part. Maybe a month from now.

>>2601705
Ah good we're on the same page concerning that.

>>2601708
>>2601700
Then we wait. Wait for the guys to arrive in a week and plan how to smooth things over until thier arrival.

We should rest for now. Take note of the stock and storage and give the cart bearers the names of the three men.

>>2601746
Also get a cot for the hero and the three men. See if there is any lasting effects of the scratching across her back and see if there is any need for immediate tending. If not then we shouldn’t speak to her until the day before the men from up above come. Let her stew in her thoughts. Possibly seperate her from the other prisoners. Isolate her.

We need to agree on one thing.

So right now we have:
>supplies check (food stores, resources)
>recruitment planning
> >>2601759

What else? What should be the most important thing we can do as of now?

I’m worried of infection and other things for the pet hero.

Food supplies are really important and should probably be the most immediate concern.

Recruitment, while useful for man power and regional strength, can be held back for a few days. At least until reinforcements arrive from the capital.

As we are now our priorities are finally getting some reinforcements from the army, and make sure to look good when they get here to check the condition of the village and the prisoner.
Meanwhile we wait for the laborers to dig up some space and possibly train up the goblins.
Teamwork with the wolves?

That means we've got time to plan on how we want to move from here: whether affirm a more solid position over the land (and maybe become a prefect, governor or something similar) or rising up the military ranks.
In the latter case we can either specialize more as a living tank, or get some options and diversificate. If I remember correctly magic was available, even if rare.
Thoughts?

>>2601791
My vote is for military, but lets cross that bridge when we get to it. Dicking around with the village is a means to an end.


The rest I agree with. The gobbos are going to be fucking awesome skirmishers with the wolves, and that might be something that could be applied to the kingdoms forces as a whole.

>>2601791
>>2601800
But what do we do *now*

>>2601789
>>2601800
Check with the herbalist.
Seriously the alchemy kit would have been a waste of money if we don't use it.

>>2601805
Reading is a useful skill anon

>As we are now our priorities are finally getting some reinforcements from the army, and make sure to look good when they get here to check the condition of the village and the prisoner.
Meanwhile we wait for the laborers to dig up some space and possibly train up the goblins.
Teamwork with the wolves?

And I supported that.

Basically lets unfuck this garrison.

>>2601813
Chill your ass purple boy.

Goblins are notoriously difficult to train and besides, there is no immediate threat and we have reinforcements coming soon. We should definitely unfuck the garrison but we need to know what all we have first. As >>2601677 said, we can’t have an army if we can’t feed it.

>>2601791
Definitely we should work on ties with Resis. But thing is, >>2601700 we killed a quarter of their people. Most likely the quarter that is actually suitable for combat ie the young and stupid kind that would follow us into battle. Recruitment is off the table since we probably killed off all the one capable of wielding swords and pikes.

But in general
>Unfuck the garrison

Personally think >>2601759 is the best option. Maybe use the potion if she is infected. And later incognito into the town and talk with the herbalist.

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You decide to do a quick check of your supplies while you wait for the peasants to clear out.

It looks like you have enough supplies to last a whole month with your current garrison, but you are not sure how long they would last if you significantly increased the size of your garrison force.

With your supply situation squared away, you return to the peasants retrieving bodies to see them loading the last body on to a cart, The five of them are re-blindfolded and led out of the base with the cart of bodies. Outside arrayed around the entrance was what you can only assume is the entire population of Resis. At the sight of the bodies a wail arises from the amassed crowd, mothers, sisters, and daughters, cling to each other, while the men stand still and stone faced. As the cart moves toward Resis the crowd move with it and a funeral dirge starts.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6fTNn-nad8

>Join the procession, showing some solidarity for the dead couldn't hurt.
>Stay and drill the goblins, the families probably can't stand the sight of you.
>[Write In]

>>2601919
>Join the procession, showing some solidarity for the dead couldn't hurt.
Changing my vote. Stay a distance away. When the dead have been taken cared of, tell the villagers of the three who still live.

>>2601919
>>Stay and drill the goblins, the families probably can't stand the sight of you.
Time to train up some SWAT GOBS!

>>2601919
>Stay and drill the goblins, the families probably can't stand the sight of you.

>>2601919
>>Stay and drill the goblins, the families probably can't stand the sight of you.

>>2601919
>>Stay and drill the goblins, the families probably can't stand the sight of you.

They blame the heroes but everyone did die to our traps

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>>2601961
>>2602022
>>2602059

You watch the procession until it vanishes from sight, before addressing the assembled goblins, "Alright you lot its time we began your training,"

The goblins start to grumble and whisper before Grintol steps forward, "But, sir we already know how to fight,"

"Yes you do, you know how to fight and brawl, but what we are doing today is not fighting lessons, today you will all learn how to launch a successful ambush in tandem with the wolves you've trained Grintol."

The grumbling starts again but at lower tones. "Enough, Grintol get the wolves, the rest of you follow me, training starts now,"

>Roll me a d20+2 to see good an instructor you are

Rolled 13 + 2 (1d20 + 2)

>>2602179

Rolled 16 + 2 (1d20 + 2)

>>2602179

Rolled 10 + 2 (1d20 + 2)

>>2602179

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>>2602196
>>2602200
>>2602238

> 2 Successes

The goblins take to your instruction quite well, despite their grumbling. Using the tall grasses as cover you instruct them on how to launch a successful ambush using the wolves, after going over the process multiple times, you try for a test run.

You walk around the foot paths in the grass waiting for them to ambush you, every time you see or hear them you scream for a stop and the goblins must try again, by the third try you stop seeing them, and by the eighth you stop hearing them, it is on that eighth try that you are surprised by Grintol leaping out of the grasses in front of you, as you prepare to give him a strike on the head with your halberd for such an idiotic attack angle, something slams into your back with enough force to topple you. When you pick yourself out of the dirt you see a wolf standing just behind you. "Clever," you commend Grintol, before you call a resumption of the drills. You continue the drills until dusk, so that the goblins on guard duty had a chance to swap out and learn. Finally when you are aching from being pounced on and sweating from picking yourself up innumerable times, you call an end to the drills.

"Good work, I think you have all got it down, now rest up before your next shift, I don't want sleepy sentries," The goblins grumble and wander back into the base.

>Goblins are now better at ambushes and have a higher success chance to ambush targets.

>You feel exhausted, and sleep calls your name, time to rest.
>I have enough energy for one more thing [Specify]

>>2602347
>You feel exhausted, and sleep calls your name, time to rest.

>>2602347
>>You feel exhausted, and sleep calls your name, time to rest.

>>2602347
>I have enough energy for one more thing [Specify]
Wasn't there some scrolls in the loot room, or some books that could have given us some insight as to why or who build this place?

>>2602399

Yes there were

>>2602347
>>You feel exhausted, and sleep calls your name, time to rest.

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>>2602389
>>2602390
>>2602455

You head for your bed and body aching, eyes heavy you fall blissfully to sleep.

> Congratulations you have earned another perk for pacifying Resis and delving into your past. Please select one of the following.

> Public Speaker: +3 to the roll of any speech checks made to a crowd of more than 5 people.

> Sharp Ears: Your sharp ears pickup everything, It is harder for enemies to sneak up on you, and you get a +2 when you try to listen in to conversations.

> Elf War Veteran: You remember much from your time fighting the elves. You gain +2 to your defense against non-magical ranged attacks, and your trained bonus is upgraded to Experienced +2 to both your attack and defense, your old hatred of elves is also reignited.

This will be my last post for the night mull these over and I will write up tomorrow.

>>2602495
>> Sharp Ears: Your sharp ears pickup everything, It is harder for enemies to sneak up on you, and you get a +2 when you try to listen in to conversations.

Rolled 2 (1d2)

>>2602495
I'm torn between Sharp Ears and EWV so I'll just roll for my choice.

>>2602495
> Elf War Veteran: You remember much from your time fighting the elves. You gain +2 to your defense against non-magical ranged attacks, and your trained bonus is upgraded to Experienced +2 to both your attack and defense, your old hatred of elves is also reignited.
Elves are hos, dwarves are bros.

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>>2602495
Hatred, our old friend...

> Elf War Veteran: You remember much from your time fighting the elves. You gain +2 to your defense against non-magical ranged attacks, and your trained bonus is upgraded to Experienced +2 to both your attack and defense, your old hatred of elves is also reignited.

>>2602523
Goblin Slayer?

>>2602537
Yeah it's Goblin Slayer, felt oddly appropriate for how our dude must've felt during his tour in those godsforsaken woods.

>>2602495
> Elf War Veteran: You remember much from your time fighting the elves. You gain +2 to your defense against non-magical ranged attacks, and your trained bonus is upgraded to Experienced +2 to both your attack and defense, your old hatred of elves is also reignited.

>>2602495
>> Elf War Veteran: You remember much from your time fighting the elves. You gain +2 to your defense against non-magical ranged attacks, and your trained bonus is upgraded to Experienced +2 to both your attack and defense, your old hatred of elves is also reignited.

+2 to attack and defense is great

>>2602495
Elf war veteran

>>2602495
>Elf War Veteran

To our enemies a nightmare, to our allies a shield. FOR THE KINGDOM!

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>>2602518
>>2602523
>>2602564
>>2602598
>>2602724
>>2603239

The rest you find is fitful, as your recent discussions with Selenas has stirred your memories of your time fighting the elves. There is pain in your memories, but from the pain lessons and experiences you will never forget.

You awake feeling older but wiser for it. Rising from your bed you don your armor before walking out into the cool dungeon hallways.

>What do you wish to do today?

>>2604059
trap improvements

>>2604059
potions. I want to learn how to make some potions. let's find the herbalist.

>>2604082
but that cost muny.

>>2604113
make designs so once we have money we can improve the maze?

>>2604059
Gotta build more Traps.

>>2604117
That is much more reasonable, but I still want to make some dank potions we could stock up in case of an emergency.

Can someone remind me the original purpose of this dungeon? Was it supposed to be a minor troop base that was supposed to watchover he region or the villlage, or a small store house of the queens wealth?

>>2604128

The original purpose of the dungeon is unknown, the goblins simply stumbled upon it one day and made it their home

>>2604113
this.

We haven't shown our face to the village yet so we should be fine going incognito

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>>2604082
>>2604121
>>2604122

You, decide to try and upgrade the traps of the maze once again, but what exactly did you want to improve.

>Design a new trap [Hard DC, Expensive to implement, Greatly increases maze deadliness]
>Improve a traps design [Medium DC,Costly to implement, good increase of maze deadliness]
>General trap improvement [Easy DC, cheap to implement, Slight increase of maze deadliness]

>>2604175
>>Design a new trap [Hard DC, Expensive to implement, Greatly increases maze deadliness]
Do we have to implement it once we create it?

>>2604175
>>General trap improvement [Easy DC, cheap to implement, Slight increase of maze deadliness]

It's the little things that add up quick.

>>2604175
>General trap improvement [Easy DC, cheap to implement, Slight increase of maze deadliness]
The last attempts to make hard or medium traps kind of failed. lets try for something easy.

>>2604182

yes which will cost money

>>2604196
whos money are we using? our own or the queen's?

>>2604182
>>2604196

Sorry I should clarify the first time you will make a prototype to see if the trap will even work, to add the trap to the dungeon, it will cost money, your own.

>>2604207
So is making the design the DC check, for something we can shelve for later when we have the money, or is the construction of the prototype the DC check, which means we have to spend money?

>>2604215

The prototype is free and the DC is to make the design.

I want to make like a hundred easy traps. She's going to fumble on a few of them. the statistics don't lie.

>>2604175
>>General trap improvement

Later we need to check on the pet hero to see about her previous wounds since we didn't do anything to clean them. Other than that I don't think we should talk with her much until later.

But we should get herbalist know-how to be able to produce more of the health pots. Also think we need to see about talking with the leader of the villager sometime.

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>>2604189
>>2604190
>>2604313

You decide to try something simpler by doing a general improvement of all of the traps, with that in mind you set to work examining the schematics of all the traps for similar components and work from there

>Lets see how well you do this time Roll a d20

Rolled 8 (1d20)

>>2604334

Rolled 6 (1d20)

>>2604334

Rolled 15 (1d20)

>>2604334

Rolled 3 (1d20)

>>2604334
Trap pls b good.

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>>2604337
>>2604338
>>2604344
we're really good at making traps

>>2604344
>>2604340
>>2604346
Phew! Thank goodness I was late on that roll!

>>2604346
hey maybe we got it this time now that we chose a lower DC

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>>2604334

>>2604337
>>2604338
>>2604340
EZ DC

>3 Successes


You stare at the schematics for only a short while before seeing a way to improve the traps, You quickly run out to the maze to test your theory.

"YES!" you exclaim "It works." Using more and tauter strings for your blade traps, a counter weight for the ceiling drop trap, and some springs for your pitfall traps, you have managed to get your traps to reset once after firing, so it can be triggered again. Finally an improvement that works.

The materials to upgrade the traps shouldn't cost much and are easily acquirable from any town.

>Cost to upgrade the traps 25 Gold

>What do you wish to do now?

>>2604428
>EZ DC
;^)

>Pitfall, Ceiling drop,
How many traps did we make? Two of them? Better than expected desu thought it was like one trap per turn spent.

>What do you wish to do now?
Incognito Town exploration time! Need to get to know our subjects and see about finding out about herbal-bro. Maybe chat up with the barkeep at that one tavern.

>>2604428
Time to explore more of the town in casing mode. Gotta see how the're doing so far.

I don't know why you guys want to check out the town in incognito mode, but whatever gets us that meeting with the herbalist.

>>2604464
Because, we can go waltzing around in full kit once our reinforcements come. Right now we need to keep a bit of distance and monitor the atmosphere. Sure they could have seemed to have agreed with us about the heros, but unless we know for sure these guys are on our side we should always expect an ambush around the corner.

>>2604446

The three traps you upgraded where already installed when you arrived and not by the Goblins.

>>2604600
oh shit
>Improvements
I misread it

If we're going incognito (which will be harder after that speech we gave...unless our armor covers our face too?) then the barkeep would be a good place to hit alongside the herbalist.

If not, then we should wait on that. We can't be going around like "My name is Baldr Blooddragon, and this is my favorite bar in the village." until things are kosher everywhere.

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Rolled 10 (1d20)

>>2604428

>>2604446
>>2604454
>>2604464

Now, with designs taken care of it was time to head to town, You toss on your traveling clothes and set out for the town.

>>2604628

You have a helmet that you wear most of the time including when you gave that speech.

>>2604629

>Roll me some d20's gentlemen.

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Rolled 9 (1d20)

>>2604629
>>2604642

>Rolls a 10 out of 20

How mysterious!

Rolled 8 (1d20)

>>2604629

Rolled 13 (1d20)

>>2604642

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>>2604642

>>2604645
>>2604648
>>2604650

Thank Bush Whacker

> 3 Successes

As you walk to Resis, something catches your eye. Up ahead you see two men hiding (poorly) in the grasses brandishing crude cudgels. They appeared to be highwaymen here to prey on passersby.

>Get a preemptive attack on them [lethal or non-lethal]
>Call them out of hiding, with the loss of the element of surprise they might be more willing to talk.
>[Write In]

>>2604691
>Get a preemptive attack on them [non-lethal]
How far away are we from the entrance of the cave? I want to know if we can coordinate an attack with out goblin.

>>2604716

you are about halfway to Resis, too far away to coordinate.

>>2604691
Time for sneak attack. No one harasses our villagers unless we tell them to!

>Get a preemptive attack on them [lethal or non-lethal]

>>2604691
>Get a preemptive attack on them [non-lethal]
The're a couple of chuckle fucks with clubs, let's keep it clean for now.

>>2604725
>[lethal or non-lethal]
[non-lethal]
oops

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>>2604691

>>2604716
>>2604725
>>2604726

It was time to show these bandits a real ambush

>Give me some d20+2

Rolled 11 + 2 (1d20 + 2)

>>2604755
GET AMBUSHED

Rolled 6 + 2 (1d20 + 2)

>>2604755

Rolled 16 + 2 (1d20 + 2)

>>2604755

Rolled 4 + 2 (1d20 + 2)

>>2604755
besides the elf hating trait, what other stats did we have? Is there a bonus to sneak attack?

Rolled 9 + 2 (1d20 + 2)

>>2604755

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>>2604774
We have the Bush Wacker trait which allows us to be much better at detecting and attempting ambushes.

>>2604785
So, +2 from Bush Wacker and +2 Training trait?

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>>2604755

>>2604762
>>2604763
>>2604773

2 Successes

Slinking through the grasses around the back of the two highwaymen you ready your sword and pounce on the first one, You strike your pommel into the back of his head and he crumples to the ground. his friend jumps up and charges at you.
This will be it for tonight. tomorrow we will finish the fight and continue to the town.

>>2604789

+2 from Bush Wacker yes

The Experienced bonus is for combat only which I will demonstrate tomorrow.

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>>2604801

The screaming highwayman charges at you cudgel raised above his head coming in for a strike

>Slight change to combat, attack bonuses are only applied if your damage beats your opponents.

Baldur Blooddragon

>HP: 20/20

>Attack Bonuses:
>Experienced + 2
>Decent Weapon +1

>Defense Bonuses:
>Experienced + 2

>Misc. Effects: NONE

VS.

Highwayman

>HP: HEALTHY

>Attack Bonuses:

>Defense Bonuses:

>Misc. Effects:


Fighting stance:
>Offensive stance: + 2 to your damage -1 to your defense
>Defensive stance: +2 to your defense -1 to your damage
>Balanced stance: No bonuses

Rolled 15 (1d20)

>>2606271
Offensive. Lets kick his ass.

Rolled 2 (1d20)

>>2606271
Time to bully some bandits.

Rolled 19 (1d20)

>>2606271
Offensively evil

>>2606271
Blood for the Blooddragon
Offense!

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>>2606271

As the bandit charges, you hurl yourself at him countering his charge with your own.

>Now roll me some d20's

Rolled 5 (1d20)

>>2606335

Rolled 7 (1d20)

>>2606335
oof woops

Rolled 7 (1d20)

>>2606335

>>2606335
Fuggg cant you just use the old rolls

>>2606347
>>2606350
>>2606353
OOF

big whoops, can we use the rolls from before?

>>2606360
>>2606357
Nope, from the way it's been written, our rolls were for the counter charge. Not for the attack itself.

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Rolled 19, 20, 9 = 48 (3d20)

>>2606335

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>>2606376

>>2606376
Apparently this Bandit is gonna clutch HARD.

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>>2606376

>rolls = 6(you) - 16(bandit) =10 (crit X2) = -20

>Defense: -20 -1[stance] +2[Experienced]= -19

>Baldr suffers 19 damage!

>Baldr is Severely Wounded (-3 to rolled dice damage)

You rush to meet the highwayman's charge, lowering your blade to attempt and uppercutting slash, but before you even begin your swing the highwayman's cudgel slams down hard onto your skull. Your vision goes blurry and stars dance in your eyes as you reel away from the strike, Fighting hard to hold on to consciousness you turn to face the highwayman again.

Baldur Blooddragon

>HP: 1/20

>Attack Bonuses:
>Experienced + 2
>Decent Weapon +1

>Defense Bonuses:
>Experienced + 2

>Misc. Effects:
>Severely Injured -3 to dice damage

VS.

Highwayman

>HP: HEALTHY

>Attack Bonuses:

>Defense Bonuses:

>Misc. Effects:


Fighting stance:
>Offensive stance: + 2 to your damage -1 to your defense
>Defensive stance: +2 to your defense -1 to your damage
>Balanced stance: No bonuses
>Attempt to flee

>>2606451
Holy shit.

Uhhh. do we have that potion with us still?

>>2606464
Hopefully we still have it on our person.

>>2606469
Yeah I'm thinking we pot up real quick since chad here just fucked our face with his magical ass cudgel

>>2606464
>>2606469
>>2606471

Yes it is on your person but you would have to fall back to use it as you are the highwayman's sole target

>>2606481
Well okay, are we on the ground or anything? How close is this guy? I doubt we can run very fast with the guy breaking our skull and us on the brink of losing consciousness.

I think we could wait for him to strike again and as he raises his weapon for a final blow we can run him through. Playing dead basically and waiting for him to get close enough to try to do a death blow. If he knows we're still fully conscious and what not then we could do defensive and try to back up.

>>2606481
Considering that we're literally a hair's breath away from death regardless of what we do. We may as well fall back and use the potion.

>>2606501

You are still on your feet but yes you could feign unconsciousness and try to strike.

>>2606502
>>2606534
well might as well try to get out of dodge then if we're still on our feet.

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>>2606451

>>2606502
>>2606646

Discretion is the better part of valor you after all you decide as the highwayman rushes at you once again.

>Roll me some d20-1 to escape

Rolled 19 + 1 (1d20 + 1)

>>2606720
Inb4 nat 1

>>2606723
4 leaf weebsite pls

Rolled 18 + 1 (1d20 + 1)

>>2606720

Rolled 18 + 1 (1d20 + 1)

>>2606720

>He guys. Lets go into town in incognito. It'll be a great idea!

>>2606855
Nigga this shit would have happened regardless. An enemy is going to be extremely lucky with their blows.

>>2606855
Heh, yeah well dice gods didn't favor our surprise attack on the highwaymen. We would have been fine if we hadn't rolled so poorly.

but really
>>2606866
we would have ran into something regardless.

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>>2606720

>>2606723
>>2606777
>>2606838

>The roll was supposed to be minus 1 but you still would have passed

As the highwayman swung his cudgel around a second time, aiming another blow at your head, you duck under the swing and slash the man's leg as you run by, the highwayman lets out a shout falling to one knee, before turning and tying to hobble after you.

With your enemy in his current state you now have the luxury of a choice.

>Head to Resis and find that healer.
>Head back home and see what you can do for yourself there
>[Write In]

>>2606882
>[Write In]
>you duck under the swing and slash the man's leg as you run by, the highwayman lets out a shout falling to one knee, before turning and tying to hobble after you.
Let him follow. Maybe he will bleed out to death?

>>2606882
>The roll was supposed to be minus 1 but you still would have passed

4chan's dice system can't properly into subtraction for dice rolls.

Also
>[Write In]
CHUG THAT DAMN HEALTH POTION

>>2606882

>>2606889
this

>>2606882
Drink the health potion and dispatch the bandits

Going non lethal was a mistake, and we are ill equipped to drag a prisoner around.

>>2606939
Going non-lethal was a smart idea with us having a chance at two free goons. It's the whims of the dice for this one. If we had killed the first one it would have been the same outcome either way

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>>2606882

>>2606889
>>2606907

With your enemy slowed you reach into the satchel at your hip and pull out your healing potion, popping the cork off you swallow the scarlet colored liquid, the pounding in your head abates and your vision seems to focus in a matter of seconds, but while the pain ebbs away it is replaced by a feeling of fatigue.

10 HP restored

-2 to dice damage due to fatigue

>Finish off the bandit
>Flee for now, with that wound on his leg he won't live long, and if he does survive he will be easier to spot
>[Write In]

>>2606966
>Finish off the bandit
He's seen our face and we only need one of them alive as the other is unconscious. Let's switch to lethal.

>>2606966
>Finish off the bandit
We should try to keep it non-lethal. We can keep this guy and torture him for being a cunt.

>>2606984
what about the other one?

>>2606996
he gets the torture stick too

>>2606966
>>Finish off the bandit
End his ass quick.

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>>2606966

>>2606980
>>2606984
>>2607003

Baldur Blooddragon

>HP: 11/20

>Attack Bonuses:
>Experienced + 2
>Decent Weapon +1

>Defense Bonuses:
>Experienced + 2

>Misc. Effects:
>Fatigue -2 to dice damage

VS.

Highwayman

>HP: wounded

>Attack Bonuses:

>Defense Bonuses:

>Misc. Effects:
Wounded -2 to dice damage

Fighting stance:
>Offensive stance: + 2 to your damage -1 to your defense
>Defensive stance: +2 to your defense -1 to your damage
>Balanced stance: No bonuses

Strike to kill?
>Just kill him
>Attempt to take him alive [-1 to dice damage]

>>2607016
>>Just kill him
MY MURDER BONER DEMANDS CORPSES!

>>2607016
>Just kill him
FOR THE HOBO-MURDERING!

>>2607016
Hobo murdering it is
>Kill Jester

>>2607016
wait just to be 100% sure, this guy looks like a highway man?

>>2607026

You can't really tell, all shit-smeared peasants look alike to you.

>>2607018
>>2607023
>>2607025

Stance?

>>2607026
Even if he wasn't, the mere fact that they were in hiding along the road with weapons drawn shows that they were up to no good. And it's our duty to remove these vermin from our Ecosystem.

>>2607033
fffffff
>>2607037
>Offensive stance: + 2 to your damage -1 to your defense

>>2607037
>Offensive stance: + 2 to your damage -1 to your defense

We may as go all out at this point.

>>2607037
offensive

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>>2607016

>>2607044
>>2607050
>>2607060

There are no second chances, not for bandits like these. You raise your sword and charge the hobbling man.

>Roll me some d20s

Rolled 11 (1d20)

>>2607069

Rolled 11 (1d20)

>>2607069
HERE COMES THE SUN do dun doo doooo

>>2607076
>>2607082
we got dubs

>>2607089
I wonder what would happen if we got a third 11

Rolled 16 (1d20)

>>2607069
Dice if you give me a nat 1 I will never forgive you for the next 3 months.

>>2607094
So we come to an accord Dice. It is good that we can understand eachother even without a standard language to share.

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Rolled 8, 5, 20 = 33 (3d20)

>>2607069

>>2607100
>20

Well I can't be angry at this since the dice did not give me a natural 1.
GG everyone.

>>2607099
>didn't get triple 11
>no triple crit
>still gets 99dubs

>>2607100
oh FUCKING hell chad back with these 20s holy shit

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>>2607069

>>2607076
>>2607082
>>2607094
>>2607100

>rolls = 13(you) -2 from fatigue - 11(bandit)+2 from wound = 2 (enemy crit *1/2) = 1

>Damage: 1 +2[stance] +2[Experienced] + 1[decent weapon] = 6 (just enough)

>Baldr deals 6 damage!

>Highwayman is slain

No mistakes this time you say to yourself as you charge the hobbling man, he makes a valiant effort, steadying himself before launching into you swinging his cudgel. Seeing his lunge you step to the side and watch the man topple when he tries to change direction to follow you. There is no remorse in your eyes as you strike the fallen man in the heart ending his struggle.

>The Gods have shown mercy.

>Drag the unconscious man into Resis for a public execution, the standard procedure for bandits.
>Take him back to your home, you will enjoy torturing him.
>[Write In]

That will be all from me for tonight, man this shit was intense, it was supposed to be an easy fight :(

>>2607173
>>Drag the unconscious man into Resis for a public execution, the standard procedure for bandits.

>>2607173
>Take him back to your home, you will enjoy torturing him.
>The Gods have shown mercy.
So did that mean we didn't kill the guy outright, or we did and we still have the option to get the other guy?
I want to get both Highway men.

>>2607173
Holy crap we survived...
Holy crap WE SURVIVED!

>Drag the unconscious man into Resis for a public execution, the standard procedure for bandits.

>That will be all from me for tonight, man this shit was intense, it was supposed to be an easy fight :(
On the brightside we're still alive. But yeah holy crap did we almost bite it.

>>2607184
The options are talking about the unconscious highwayman that we knocked out at the beginning.

>>2607184

No, the bandit you stabbed is dead, the other one is still unconscious.

The Gods have shown mercy bit was because the dice gods pulled through for you

>>2607197
I want to loot the dead bandits body.

No one wants to interrogate the surviving bandit for information then execute him in town? Just me?

>>2607177
>>2607193
>dragging the bandit into town
Guys no, they don't know our face and would be a waste of an advantage. We should drag him into the dungeon and then walk back into town. Show the dead bandit and say we were attacked on our way out of the village.

Later when the villagers plea for us to deal with the bandits, we can be like "okay!" and then come back with one and perform the public execution. But for now, we need to lay low for a bit.

>>2607209
We're too fucked up to do a proper interrogation on our own. At this point it'll be much safer to just simply tie his ass up and drag him to either town or the dungeon.

>>2607211
What happens if that bandit starts trying to go for the whole "please oh please save me I have a wife and three kids to feed!" shitck around Selenas? She's already in a vulnerable place and a rat like these bandits can just as easily undo all of our efforts. And at that point we'd be much better off killing her than trying again.

>>2607223
We can torture the guy in a hallway or something away from the cages.

>>2607223
He's a bandit and we have the scars to prove it. Also I've already said that we should isolate the hero. We should do that when we get back from our trip. The vault, or somewhere she can't escape. She is chained up all we have to do is attach the chains to something in the vault. Besides we don't even have that much in there. Give her one of the cots from the barracks or some of the goblin blankets

At some point we need to let Selenas out of the kennel. When will be the time to do so?

>>2607259
Probably when we get her wounds taken care of and we have gotten a little much farther with her belief processes.

>>2607173
Take him back home

>>2607259
>letting out the hero
I only think we should let her out when we know for certain that she will not try running off and gathering all her buddies to gank us. Also I believe we shouldn't allow the three prisoners to know that she is still alive after the week is up. That is why we should get her isolated and keep her away from outside influences.

She is basically another boss unit for us, or waifu material if you wish, but we can basically use her as a right hand. She is a decent combatant and will prove useful as a sergeant or a lieutenant for our dungeon since she has, although very limited, experience in leading. If we Isolate her we can gain total control over what she hears and possibly what she thinks. She seems to be extremely impressionable as we can see she is already questioning her beliefs after only a few days. If we press her on certain things, like who she has left, and continue to convince her that she has been wrong the entire time, we could probably get her to become loyal in a short time.

Convince her that she cannot leave this place. She cannot go to the village since they blame her, she cannot go to the other so called heroes because she is a failure, and she cannot go to the queen because she is a terrorist. Though, with our recommendation, she can be forgiven of her sins against the great matriarch.

>>2607173
>Drag the unconscious man into Resis for a public execution, the standard procedure for bandits.
Safety is the responsibility of all citizens, and how we should all band together for a safer, stabler Resis.

Remember that we are in stealth mode. We should go back to our lair to equip our armor first then execute the bandit. Let remind the peasants that we keep them safe.

A reminder that we're walking around with a cracked skull and possibly a concussion to boot, considering that bandit may as well have been a baseball batter in his past life. We really should get that looked at ASAP regardless of what big plans we might have.

>>2607173
>Drag and execute

>>2607173
>Take him back to your home,

>>2607173
Oh yeah,
>>2607211
means to

>bring him home,

If we bring him to the village and be like "hurr durr we just found these guys, to the chopping block" We will run into two problems.
1) We are incognito, We haven't revealed our faces and if we go now then we will have to reveal our face.
2) We are heavily wounded, If we arrive with a bandit in tow and say we defeated these guys they will probably think us weak since we already have given them more leeway than their previous warden and if their new warden can't even deal with a few bandits with sticks, then how would we be able to deal with another uprising?
3) We have no markings of our wardenship, If we go strutting into the village and start chopping off this dude's head in the middle of the street we can really only be seen as an aggressor or some mad man. They don't know who we are and from the way the hero reacted when we revealed our face, they probably don't even know if we're even human.

Take a second and think things out.

>we need to bring this guy back, take the dead guy and bring him to the village, and then get healed by the herbalist and chat with them.

>>2606451
Whtat kinda shit damage system is this

>>2607173
>Take him back to your home, you will enjoy interrogating him.
We are half dead and you still want to visit the town?

>>2609176
I rarely agree with pinky here, but for once he's right.

>>2609219
(16 damage -6), x2
our defense is -1 so we too 19 damage with 1/20HP

Not sure what kind of cudgel does 16 damage, but I think our sword does 10 with the bonuses. I'm not sure how the rolls work desu. Seems to be 3 rolls for both sides, one with highest total - lowest = damage then you add the bonuses afterwards? Not sure.

>>2609234
ayy, Purple boy knows what's good

>>2607173
>>Take him back to your home, you will enjoy torturing him.

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>>2607173

>>2607205
Sure

>>2607177
>>2607193
>>2607628
>>2608759

>>2607184
>>2607396
>>2609150
>>2609176

It looks like we have an impasse so let me refine the options and clarify a little bit.

>Bring highwayman in for execution while incognito and get immediate treatment for injuries.
>Bring the highwayman in for execution as the warden and get treatment later.
>Keep the highwayman for an interrogation and get treatment later.
>[Write In]

>>2609510
>[Write In]

Slit his throat and go for treatment.

>>2609510
>[Write In]
Kill him, loot the bodies then get treatment.

>>2609522
>>2609526
Honestly I kinda wanted an extra goon, but since we sucked shit shit in last combat round I'm going to say
>>2609510
>Kill, loot, treatment

>>2609219
>>2609252

the damage for combat works like this

(average of your rolls) - (average of enemy rolls) = (damage dealt) whoever has the higher average does the left over damage

the real reason the cudgel hurt so bad was because of the crit

Crits work like this if you get a critical but less average damage the damage from the enemies dice is halved, If your average damage is higher than your attacks dice damage is doubled.

So for example:

>your rolls (20,15,10) [15] - enemy rolls (6,5,4) [5] = 10 damage X2 from crit = 20 damage

>your rolls (20,2,2) [8] - enemy rolls (19,18,17) [18]= -10 damage X1/2 from crit = 5 damage dealt to you

and crit fails work in the opposite way

>your rolls (1,14,15)[10] - enemy rolls (5,4,3) [4] = 6 damage X1/2 from crit fail = 3 damage

>your rolls (1,5,9) [5] - enemy rolls (11,10,9) [10] = -5 damage X2 from crit fail = 10 damage dealt to you

You almost died to a series of very unfortunate rolls, but look on the bright side you survived.

>>2609522
>[Write In]
Kill his ass, get treated.

Brain damage isn't nothing to fuck around with.

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>>2609510

>>2609522
>>2609526
>>2609539
>>2609706

With your head pounding you decide it was best to just end these two and then get some treatment, you walk over to the unconscious man, rest your blade on his heart and force your sword between his ribs, the highwayman's eyes open filled with terror before closing again, his body still.

One last thing to do check the bodies for money, checking the two men's pockets you find a total of 2 gold between them, robbing peasants wasn't the most profitable business but you are glad for the money anyway.

The bodies cleared, you walk away from the scene heading toward Resis. As you approach the town, you can feel the effects of the potion wearing off, aches and pain return to your body, your vision becomes blurry, and your pounding headache gets worse.

You think back to your conversation with the barkeeper, the herbalist/healer should be on the western edge of town looking out that direction you see a small hut just outside of town. You stubble towards it each step becoming harder, when you finally reach the door to the herbalists hut you walk in your vision turning black.

>Roll me a d20 to see if you can stay conscious.

Rolled 19 (1d20)

>>2609770
oh shit,
let's pray to the great matriarch for help

Rolled 89 (1d100)

>>2609770

Rolled 15 (1d20)

>>2609770

Rolled 5 (1d20)

>>2609770
Lets not make a bad first impression by passing out on his floor

Rolled 18 (1d20)

>>2609770
Again

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>>2609770

>>2609783
>>2609801
>>2609802

> 2 Successes

You fight hard, focusing on the interior of the hut, the darkness edges away from your vision as you steady yourself on a wooden chair. All around you hanging from every available space in the hut were herbs and other plants drying.

"Help," you call out in to the hut, no response.

"HEY," you shout the sound making your head pound.

Walking out of a side room was a young lad of about 12, seeing you he gasps before turning back to the side room and shouting "Master, there is an injured man here!" coming quickly out of the room was an older man his light brown hair graying in most places, upon seeing you he rushes over and takes your weight, "Isaac, boil some water and add Bitter Root, Kan, and some Mint." The young man hurries off into the side room.

"Now tell me what happened," the herbalist says as he seats you in the chair.

"Highwaymen clubbed me in the head," you say through gritted teeth.

"Probably a concussion then," mutters the herbalist as shifts his attention to your head, he presses his fingers to your head, and you wince in pain "Possibly a cracked skull as well, now you just wait here my assistant will be back any minute." He says as he rises away from you and starts to select herbs from around the hut.

You sit for a few minutes in blinding pain until the young boy returns with a pot of steaming liquid. He pours you a cup of the drink and offers it to you. You sip the liquid and find it to be not as hot as you thought, you drink deeply finishing the cup. Within seconds your eyelids feel heavy and then slam closed.

You awake on a cot to find all of your pain gone, no not gone but merely extremely muted, noticing your stirring the herbalist rises from a table and stands next to you.

“How are you feeling?”

“Better,” you answer.

“Good,”

A silence fills the air.

What do you ask him?

>The usual pleasantries; his name, thank him for his aid, etc.
>Ask him how long you were out.
>[Write In]

>>2609929
>Ask him how long you were out.
then
>The usual pleasantries; his name, thank him for his aid, etc.

>>2609929
>Ask him how long you were out.

Usually the first think to come to mind

>>2609929
Also...
>Bitter Root, Kan, and some Mint
should keep these in mind.