Warhammer Fantasy RPG

[Name_Here]

'k I'm going to need consume alcohol tests from all of you. Post your degrees of failure.

[Morty]

Although I don't recall Siegfried drinking anything... his Toughness is 29 and here's the roll: (1d100)[59]

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i guess i will do what m0rt did

Beaus toughness is 31
and his roll is (1d100)[61]

[Ipphli]

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Joachim has a toughness of 37, and here's my roll
(1d100)[41]

[littlebottom]

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toughness 40 (d100)[54]

[Name_Here]

Mort's the first to have to use the... facilities. As you duck outside to the privy you hear somebody calling out to you.

"Please I can hear you out there! You've got to help me I'm not who they say I am!" Says a man in a deep pit near the Privy. The Pit is covered with a heavy Iron Grill locked in place with a large impressive lock.

[Morty]

Who in Ranald's name are you and why should I belive anything you say?

[Name_Here]

"My name is Emmerich Handler. I came from Gersdorf looking for work. Nobody was hiring so I decided to return home and while I was looking for a bit of food in the woods near here I was set upon by a bounty hunter who claimed that I was the bandit Heinz Gerber. Please you must help me prove my innocence. Once the Roads wardens arrive they'll hang me for sure.

[Morty]

How can I know you're really innocent? For all I know, you might be a real bandit who tries to weasel his way out of a just punishment and you'll drag me along with you to be hanged.

[Suzuro]

As Ilsa stumbled out of the Inn, she, saw people coming and going. Of course, that wasn't odd, this waS an inn. What was odd was the voice.

Your not who they say you are, huh? Then who are you? And who do they say you are? she nearly whispered down the pit.


-Suzuro

[littlebottom]

tilmann looks over to the man who just replyed to his call, and says brilliant news, what is your name friend?

a short while later tilmann notices the prolonged absence of siegfried, and goes to check that his ok. as he heads outside, the rain subdued slightly, he sees siegfried and a stranger togeather as he walks over he notices a man in a pit who are you? he says looking at the man in the pit, and also who are you? he says adressing the stranger (ilsa) whats going on siegfried? tilmann stops for a second and realises just how many questions he had asked in short succession without awaiting a reply so decides to stop there till he heard his answers.

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Following his new found friend outside, Beau asks the man in the pit Why are you done there sir?

[Ipphli]

Joachim

Joachim quietly introduces himself before settling back in his chair. He glances towards the locals before looking at the fire, apparently lost in thought. He makes no move to follow as the others head back outside into the storm until his bladder tells him otherwise.

Once outside, he notices the small group near the pit. He walks over, but stops a few feet away from them. "That man is probably down there for a reason. Best we not get involved, lest we bring the authorities down on us next."

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Oh, yeah, that would probably be a good idea Beau suggests to his other friends. Well, I'm going to go back inside for some warm food, the halfling says while walking back inside with the reminiscent of warm venison or mutton in his small little mind.

[Name_Here]

"Please get me out I have a wife and child in Gersdorf. My wife could vouch for my identity if you could only send word to Gersdorf. Please we live right next the Green Calf inn. Just Tell Heidi that I'm in trouble.

The man says with a bit of panic in his voice.

[Suzuro]

((Actually, I rolled for Gender and it came up female ))

Who put you there? This isn't right! You know what? I don't care who put you there, they can't just DO that!

-Suzuro

[Name_Here]

"I have no idea who it was. All he said was that he was a bounty hunter and that I'll be hanged just as soon as he finds a roadwarden.

[Ipphli]

Joachim

Joachim sighs. He calls down to the man. "Where is Gersdorf? Is it on the way to Middleheim?"

[littlebottom]

hmm this might not wait till morning, if we are to do something about this poor man then we must do it soon... and quickly tilmann says, thinking that he might not get a good nights sleep after all. it is an injustice that someone can be found guilty of crimes without and justification or proof of those crimes... although if we find you to actually be guilty of said crimes i shall have no simpathy for you, remember that. for this is your last chance to admit to the crime if you have done them as you shall feel the might of sigmar himself if you have lied to us and dont admit your crimes now tilmann looks slightly smug at himself... he had always wanted to be important and in his past temple he was nothing but a lowly initiate, where as here with no supiriors around he could stand up and be important.

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is that an intimidate roll? if so my strength is 43 [roll]d100[/roll] d'oh try again [roll]d100[/roll] the rolls arnt working ill start another post and try it that way sorry

[littlebottom]

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strength 43 intimidate check (d100)[73]

[Morty]

Hmph. I admit, a bounty hunter simply putting someone in a cage doesn't seem right. How far away from here is Gersdorf?

[Name_Here]

"Gersdorf is about a day's travel by walking down the river. It's not on your way but nobody else will listen to me. Please I don't want to die like this."

[Morty]

Siegfried takes a closer look at the man, trying to judge if he looks like a criminal. Rescuing an innocent man is well and good, but I don't like the perspective of travelling whole day in this weather to help a brigand.

[littlebottom]

ive had an idea, lets check out all accounts and sightings or information we can get from within the tavern of who this man says he is and of who the bounty hunter said he is surely some people will know what the criminal looks like and can help us varify weather it is worth our efforts to free this man tilmann signs to head inside we shall return shortly he says addressing the man in the pit and hopefully this will save us a days worth of pointless travling in the wrong direction tilmann then turns to head inside away from the rain, but waits untill anybody follows him

[Morty]

Sounds like a good idea to me, Siegfried says, at least we'll be searching for clues in warm and dry place. He follows Tilmann inside.

[littlebottom]

tilmann enters the dry warm tavern again, then tells Ciderbottom about his plan, after which he heads over to the innkeeper hey, innkeep, what information do you have on emmerich handler, what does he look like? and what information do you have on heinz gerber, and what does he look like? and recently reported crimes from either?

[Morty]

Siegfried shakes his head at Tilmann's straightforwardness and tries to find someone who might want to have a talk, then he asks: So, have you seen this fellow in the pit outside? He claims he's innocent, but it seems like a bad business for me. Do you know him?
Gossip check: (1d100)[30], Siegfried's Fellowship is 38.

[Suzuro]

Ilsa followed the other two into the inn, and, just before entering into the warm confines, threw her head over her shoulder to make sure nothing was going to happen around the pit...


-Suzuro

[Name_Here]

@ M0rt: Nobody admits to having seen him. Course by the looks of em most of them haven't ever been more than 10 miles from here in their entire life.

@Littlebottom:

The Barkeeper idly picks up his tankerd. "You've been talking with our guest outside huh? Take my advice and don't get involved. The Roadwardens'll be here in a few days hinkering for a hanging and only a fool'll get in the way of that. The man out there might be innocent like he claims or he could just be a good actor. Either way I'm not joining him on the gallows."

[Ipphli]

Joachim

Joachim walks in in time to overhear the barkeeper's reply. He shrugs and walks back over to the fire to resume drying off. He gestures Tilmann over and gestures for him to sit next to him. Once the man does so, Joachim speaks quietly to him. "No one here will help you. They all fear for their own necks, probably rightly so. If you are set on saving that man, you will either have to catch the true criminal, or bring his wife here."