Immersive Ink

Maloof checks around for any expensive-looking religious paraphernalia.

Wiglaff asks his porter for the rope, and sees about getting the pudgy fellow securely tied up.

"What shall we do about this fellow?" he asks.

The worshipers are poor, as they have no treasure. On the walls are eight tapestries, ranging from about 2'x3' to 6'x8', most of them of maidens fornicating with mythical or extra-planar creatures. There are a few tables in the room with gold candelabra and other ritual bric-a-brac, and a few hook holding different ritual robes

Maloof perks up at the sight of gold candelabra! He moves to towards the tables, first crouching down to ensure nothing is hiding beneath. Are the candelabra lit? If so, he puts them out and then proceeds to confiscate the "blasphemous" golden candelabra, and other items too (only if they look valuable).

Franklin is doing the same thing as Maloof (though probably for different reasons) and loading up on golden candelabra and other valuables. Do the tapestries look like they are worth much? Probably too bulky to carry with us as we explore, but we could grab them on our way out of the Dungeon. (Is what Franklin thinks.)

kipper wrote: ↑

Sat Feb 13, 2021 3:26 pm

Maloof perks up at the sight of gold candelabra! He moves to towards the tables, first crouching down to ensure nothing is hiding beneath. Are the candelabra lit? If so, he puts them out and then proceeds to confiscate the "blasphemous" golden candelabra, and other items too (only if they look valuable).

The candelabra were lit, and they look like they are worth a bit

mushgnome wrote: ↑

Sun Feb 14, 2021 8:15 pm

Franklin is doing the same thing as Maloof (though probably for different reasons) and loading up on golden candelabra and other valuables. Do the tapestries look like they are worth much? Probably too bulky to carry with us as we explore, but we could grab them on our way out of the Dungeon. (Is what Franklin thinks.)

The tapestries look worth some money, but are a bit bulky

acodispo wrote: ↑

Thu Feb 11, 2021 4:55 pm

Wiglaff asks his porter for the rope, and sees about getting the pudgy fellow securely tied up.

"What shall we do about this fellow?" he asks.

While we wait for people to discuss this question with Wiglaff, I should note that he has complete level 1, 2 and 3 spellbooks

Franklin feels conflicted about the prisoner, but definitely does not want to lug these tapestries all around the dungeon due to their weird subject matter. Maybe if the porters have nothing better to carry on our way out of the dungeon. He does stash one of the candelabra in his backpack; that's probably all the little guy can carry.

Franklin asks, "Wiglaff, you sleep'd him, should we keep him?"

"Maybe we should wake and question him before we decide what to do with him?" Aldbane says.