waysoftheearth wrote:
heartless wrote:OOC: I assume we used our dead comrades food and water last night before our own supplies. Is there any food in the ogre lair we can deem eatable, or small cooking pans/pans/spoons to take also?
Anwyn and
Michele each carried dry supplies good for much of a week. You are free to take these, and the other goods of the fallen, when you depart.
The Ogres' hoard contains a considerable stash of victuals for the indescriminant diner. There is a barrel half full of salted and dried lizards, fish, snakes and toads -- the smell of which is nearly enough to turn a Man's (or an Elf's) gullet. Also there are the skinned carcasses of two goats, an alligator, and two unfortunate Men not looking in the least well preserved. And stacked against the wall behind these is a large basket containing dry loaves of a grey bread and a half eaten wheel of a hard, but none the less pongy cheese. Beside this pile stand two small kegs of a coarse liquor and a larger barrel of a crude beer, and a large open crate containing a considerable supply of grubby root vegetables.
Their cooking pots and pans are limited to one flat pan, a pot (which was used to prepare the poridge) and a large cauldron (presently in the front passage). All are crude, over-sized, and of a heavy black iron. The pot and pan weigh 1/2 stone each, the cauldron is very heavy and bulky...
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Golgildir the Elf Medium (MV 12", AC 9, HD 1, hp 1/1, AL N) great cloak,
lantern; spells: color spray; scrolls: sleep, sleep, charm person
Hirelings: Georges;
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