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NeziulKeia Vewyx said
...Do they have the , too?
Hell's yea.
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Hell's yea.
Common animals would be just basic animals (including horses. There are no wolves though)
you have Wolfos (they would fall under Uncommon, since they are vicious as hell and hard to tame). Wolfos think well... Wolfos from LOZ: Ocarina of Time, those wolf creatures that can move on both two and four legs (but more more quickly on four legs) and have tough skin.
Bears (or whatever I think of their Ithelian equivalent to be) would probably be Uncommon though, also hard to tame.
Hilks (those awesome stag-horse creatures I talked about earlier when I mentioned the tavern known as The Sleeping Hilk) would also fall under Uncommon.
Exotic creatures are ones that are either much harder to tame, rare, or even slightly mystical (only very, very slightly)
you have Wolfos (they would fall under Uncommon, since they are vicious as hell and hard to tame). Wolfos think well... Wolfos from LOZ: Ocarina of Time, those wolf creatures that can move on both two and four legs (but more more quickly on four legs) and have tough skin.
Bears (or whatever I think of their Ithelian equivalent to be) would probably be Uncommon though, also hard to tame.
Hilks (those awesome stag-horse creatures I talked about earlier when I mentioned the tavern known as The Sleeping Hilk) would also fall under Uncommon.
Exotic creatures are ones that are either much harder to tame, rare, or even slightly mystical (only very, very slightly)
Leifr did not kill the bandit that he was searching, so even if he was against killing, his own honor was not tarnished since it was Fiore who killed this one. But this one...
First Aid: 5 + 7 Talent = 12
Observation: 18 + 8 Talent = 26
Was probably gone. He wasn't moving and he seemed pretty wounded, it was hard to tell with Leifr's poor skills in the healing arts, which was a more common name for them rather than first aid, which was a name for them mainly used by more scholarly types. Still, if the man was indeed dead, it wasn't Leifr's fault for this one since this was Fiore's foe and it was Fiore's burden to bear for this one's death. Upon his body, though, was 10 iL, a light wooden shield, and a broadsword. No map or key upon his body, meaning they would have to do a search of the hills to see if they could locate the apparently abandoned bandit camp that belonged to four small time bandits who, as Leifr thought, probably didn't have the skill or courage to steal people from their homes in Calgeth.
First Aid: 5 + 7 Talent = 12
Observation: 18 + 8 Talent = 26
Was probably gone. He wasn't moving and he seemed pretty wounded, it was hard to tell with Leifr's poor skills in the healing arts, which was a more common name for them rather than first aid, which was a name for them mainly used by more scholarly types. Still, if the man was indeed dead, it wasn't Leifr's fault for this one since this was Fiore's foe and it was Fiore's burden to bear for this one's death. Upon his body, though, was 10 iL, a light wooden shield, and a broadsword. No map or key upon his body, meaning they would have to do a search of the hills to see if they could locate the apparently abandoned bandit camp that belonged to four small time bandits who, as Leifr thought, probably didn't have the skill or courage to steal people from their homes in Calgeth.
The bandit's horses did not run off.
So yes, you are correct, there are two horses available for Lyrisa and Allereun and another horse to do with however you please. (You could even sell it in town for about 17 iL, give or take, as when selling things it usually at half the price of what it was bought for, Persuasion (haggling) making the price potentially higher or lower). Appraisal also helps as well for other goods.
So yes, you are correct, there are two horses available for Lyrisa and Allereun and another horse to do with however you please. (You could even sell it in town for about 17 iL, give or take, as when selling things it usually at half the price of what it was bought for, Persuasion (haggling) making the price potentially higher or lower). Appraisal also helps as well for other goods.
Also forgot to mention this, but all characters who were in that fight earned 1 XP (I know it was small fry bandits, but it was an intro thing and they were actually a decent bit of a challenge)
He can be close to arriving now (cause if he booked it to the train, as Neo Tokyo U isn't that far away from the train) he could be in the Residential District by now (as characters are just resting)
And the bandit made two crits in a row (acrobatics for escaping the rope and riding for quickly moutning up and riding away
"L-Look. The loot is buried behind a rock near the entrance of the camp, which is totally abandoned. The boss and us were gonna get some guys and run it ourselves to steal from people so that everyone would get money. Not a single bloody person besides us four has been at that camp for many cycles. Now I-I'm gettin outta here." Suddenly, despite the terror he was feeling making him very shaky, the man seemed to easily escape from his rope bonds that Fiore tied on him in a few swift movements, even able to stand up during this. Luckily he was not too far from his horse.
He didn't even say anything as, despite how shaky his fear was making him, he remounted his horse with incredibly agility within that same manner of moments, using the next few moments to ride off with incredible swiftness, doing all of this with incredible precision despite the incredible amounts of fear he was feeling from the terrifying apothecary. And with that, unless anyone wanted to give chase, he was gone on his horse, no weapons on him so he really wouldn't be a threat to anyone, the fleeing ex-crossbowman seeming a bit bloodied as he fled.
He didn't even say anything as, despite how shaky his fear was making him, he remounted his horse with incredibly agility within that same manner of moments, using the next few moments to ride off with incredible swiftness, doing all of this with incredible precision despite the incredible amounts of fear he was feeling from the terrifying apothecary. And with that, unless anyone wanted to give chase, he was gone on his horse, no weapons on him so he really wouldn't be a threat to anyone, the fleeing ex-crossbowman seeming a bit bloodied as he fled.
ERode said
Out of curiosity, Renose, how much money do people generally get paid for their work? Assume that the job was, say, as a guard.
Well, it depends upon the job and how often you go at it XD
You can make a Roll for it during intermission time to try and make some money.
Send me some skill descriptions (in game mechanic terms) in a PM.
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