Open window, jump into opposing building window, fail because for once the whore blacksmith has kept it shut.

Which reminds me, commission the bitch some blinds and then when he goes to give them to us, leave.

Check belonging to see if the hooker had stole any of your belongings.

Get dressed, check your stuff. She's a thief after all as well. Yes, paranoia mode.

Then, go see for lisha. She might as well be making breakfast or something.

...is the blacksmith humping again?

Ignore the damn window. Sniff the air to tell what's cookin',
If nothing: Get dressed and look around
If Bacon: Wait for breakfast in bed. Mmmm, Bacon & Morning nookie-nothing better I tells ya!

Go visit the blacksmith.

Look out the window.

Do we smell anything cooking?

Lisha is fairly nice, a good cuddle and a nice lover... We can't remember fuck all about the past but hey, we could make a nice future with this chick.

This three's company style stuff on the ship might just turn into an actual mate.

After some reflection about this and the travel ahead, go to breakfast. We should probably ask Lisha how long this trip on the boat is going to take, and what kind of critters make up the majority of the new city. We should have an interest in where we are going.

>>1818353 Walk into kitchen. Find Lisha reading prison ship's logbook, with a grave expression on her face. :(

>>1818372
You get dressed and check your stuff. Nothing is missing.

>>1818619
You look out the window and see an empty bedroom.

>>1818430
You sniff the air, but smell nothing, so you head into the other room to look for Lisha. She Isn't in in the kitchen or the room you had dinner with her in.

You think you hear giggling from down stairs though.

>>1818781

holy shit, is she cheating on you?
the worst could be.. she getting banged by the blacksmith D:

>>1818781

Go take a look at the source of le giggling.

>>1818806

You peek down the stairs and see Lisha talking to the two Doe sisters, it looks like you missed the conversation they were having as the sisters are heading out the door.

>>1818838
Try not to sound too paranoid when you ask Lisha what she was giggling about.

i don't read these threads b/c i don't find them to be to my taste, now i'm not putting them down just not my thing....

but every time i see one of these threads i look at a few of the doodles out of interest, and assuming the artist is the same each time i'd say their has been some kind of improvement from pic to pic (very gradual but it's there), and personally this makes me happy.

i'll leave you now to get back to your rpg, have a nice day

>>1818841

This.

>>1818841

>>1818963

>>1818838

Stealth up behind her and give her a hug.

>>1819053 This-Then deflect the knife heading for your throat and give her a lick kiss.
Say "Didn't mean to startle you, my dear. But it's good I don't have to worry about you!"

>>1818838
YES!
They're planning a surprise foursome for us!
Life is good.

>>1819224

Well, there goes the surprise . . .

>>1818841
>>1818963
>>1819040

"Your finally up, its almost noon." Lisha says, when she sees you.

You ask Lisha what the Doe girls where doing here.

"They wanted to know what kind of food you like. They want to make you a thank you meal." Says Lisha.

You ask about the giggling.

"Oh, just girl talk." She grins.

>>1819529

apologize for sleeping too late, but you had a thought job plus she is extremely confy to sleep with :D

>>1819529

"With that poor ghost off my mind, and your soft warm fur against mine, it was the best sleep I've had... Suppose I was reluctant to give it up."

Tell her I'm kind of excited about the trip to the mainland. How long will it take?
What is this place called? (Maybe that will bump our memory?)
Then make Lisha some lunch.

>>1819529

>>1819529

I smell a foursome brewing.

>>1819531

You tell Lisha that your sorry for sleeping so lat, but she is very comfy to sleep with.

Lisha Smiles

>>1819714
You then tell her your excited about going to the main land, and you ask her the name of the place you'll both be going and how long of a boat trip it will be.

"Crater Side City is our destination, and its about a 3 day sail." Lisha tells you. "But we need to pack my things first."

>>1820511

"We? Well then, I'll pack your intimates for you... why are you looking at me like that? That was a totally innocent comment."

>>1820511
DEMOTION!
From lover to moving buddy.

>>1820511

What about the shipping manifest or whatever she was going to get us?

Since our origin is a mystery. We do not know if we were 'convicted' in crescent city, or if nobody knows us there. Plan on a disguise to wear when we arrive. A hooded cloak at least. A backpack will be good for OUR stuff.

>>1821075

This.

Also, the ship manifest. When can we take a look at it?

You know, if scrags really wanted to make this interesting, you would be a high-ranking officer that is a victim of a plot developed by a few or several prisoners.

>>1820917
>>1821349

You ask Lisha about the ships manifest.

"It should be anytime now." She says. "You see, its a few days trip to the main land and the birds don't just fly straight there, they need to stop and rest along the way. I would say sometime today or tomorrow it will be here."

>>1821592

"I'm concerned, maybe forgetting my past was a blessing... Who I am now might be better than who I was."

>>1821592
oh god that little doodly seadragon thing must totally be the cause of the original shipwreck! THAT EXPLAAAAAAAINS EVERYTHINGS

>>1822094

EVERYTHING

predicting rat-on-sea-serpent sex

>>1822167
Fund it.

>mfw this thread

>>1821592
Time for some lunch then. Since we seemed to do pretty well with breakfast last time, fix lunch for self and the nice doggy.

>>1822094

We also do not know what our fate was to be.
Ask Lisha about what happens to prisoners from the prison ships. Is there a labor camp on the island? a prison? or do they perform blasphemous scientific experiments on the poor souls? (Hoping for the latter)Bwahhahahaha!

>>1822614

This, I also wonder.

>>1822614

This.

>>1822614
>>1823142
>>1823265

You ask Lisha if she knows where the prison ship you where on was heading.

Lisha frowns. "You really want to know don't you..."

You nod yes.

"I got the ships manifest this morning..." Lisha says. "It was going to Red Rock Island, its where they send violent criminals and political prisoners.

>>1823707

"So... how many rats were on the ship, and what were they there for?"

>>1823707

>>1823707

Well we've certainly been violent so far.

>>1823707
approach her with a very innocent look and lean..
"I'm scared to know what I was.."
"I was... one of them?.. prisoners I mean"

(We are thieves, so keep in mind, we might not exactly be looked down on for our record. She's known us as we are now, we've done good deeds on top of our selfish ones.

The ghost thing was wholly self-less. I think she might have faith in the new us, regardless of who we were before. )

( And unless I screwed up days, she's had the manifest and has since still stated that she wants to pack and go with us. She still likes us, and is in a good enough mood to giggle with the rabbits.

Just things to consider. )

>>1824129

thieves..as the name says.. its supposed to be all about stealing, not killing.

>>1823707

It would be funny if one of the charges was for exposing himself. XD

>>1823707

So Scraggy is now the Nerevar? Better get to Red Mountain!

>>1823721

"It says here one of them was in for stealing the governor's statue, and for killing an innocent sea horse"

>>1823721

You ask Lisha if she found you in the manifest.

"Well, their are three total rats listed." She says, getting the manifest and handing it to you.

"One was in 43 years old and was missing 2 fingers, and you don't seem very old and you have all your fingers and toes, so your not him. Another had white fur and a torn up ear, you have grey fur and your ears are fine. So that leaves the last one here." Lisha points to a name on the page.

(And I will now sit back while you throw names at me for rat.)

>>1824144

( Uh, if a guard catches a thief and wants to murder them instead of arresting them, the thief doesn't have a leg to stand on if they said they had killed the guard because the guard wouldn't stop swinging a sword at them. Violent crimes also include rape, we could have rape alligations against us, and option 3 is still a political prisoner, and option 4 is that we had been framed for something at one point

We don't know enough to guess and it is kind of pointless to since she does have the manifest after all.

She does care for us, she cared enough to lie about having it, she is fearful of how we'll react to finding out we were a prisoner for whatever crime.

It looks like she is trying to protect us. )

>>1824227

Willow

>>1824227

Julian Feiro

>>1824227

Jack Monterey

Arma Geddon
Max Power
Gaylord Steambath
Dick Wolf
Mike Hunt
Julia Roberts
Larry Siut

No, not really.

Ratia Managan

>>1824227

Dick butt

>>1824227

Trask Tyraticus

Slate Fistcrunch
Gristle McThornBody
Bob Johnson
Crud BoneMeal

>>1824227

Steve.

Shaun Scotellaro

Cornelius Pemberbroke III

I don't think we're going to come up with a really good name. Regardless, I put my faith in Blast Hardcheese.

>>1824314

We just gotta get through the joke ones first.

Just one more: Murineas Scragwell.

>>1824227

Ace Corbin

Simple and a bit unusual.

Hugh Jarse
Lar Jarse
Sir Mouse
Pen Island
Space laser

Hershel McFlinnigan

Shagswell Norvegicus

>>1824227
Jerry.
Jerry the Rat.
Also, ask her how long she's known. She might have been innocently protecting us, but I'd rather someone who cares about us to not withhold incredibly important information out of a presumption that we'll get upset. We're not a child.

>>1824286
What, no Big McLargehuge?

>>1824323 I...like this one.

Sid.

Screw last names, having only one is more consistent with every other character in this and lulz is not creative enough to come up with more than one name.

>>1824364

>>Cid

>>1824375

or BOB

Muro Osgood

>>1824266

>Ian Dimmletot

Just because doubles.

Hey, if we don't settle on something we like, we can always claim we were convicted under a false name. And then later we find the real one written on our own tombstone and have to go back to the future to set right what once went wrong. So we can be Sam McFly or whatever for now and Thor Clobberland or whatever later.

Well, technically, our old name doesn't matter so much. We wouldn't be using a name that would be on any criminal records.

So maybe we should be deciding our NEW name. The old one really shouldn't get a lot of play, right?

>>1824435 Katia Managan's already taken.

Daryl.

>>1824441
Dammit...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CjnJ8xs6ibs

To make the plot a bit more complicated- perhaps the rat is a reformed criminal and was to go deep undercover to infiltrate the criminal underworld in order to receive a full pardon?

Oh well it's a thought.

Now as to a name- well I put in "Rattus Murinae" in an anagram generator and a few things generated were:
Saurian Mutter, Taster Uranium, A Mariners Tutu, Amateur In Ruts, Maria True Nuts, Samurai Net Rut, Trauma User Tin, Satan Uteri Rum, Urinate Rats Mu, Auntie Rats Rum, Manure Rat Suit, Mare Rain Tutus

Ok that didn't work out well. How about naming him "Justin" after the rat from Nimh? Or even Peter after the actor who did the voice of Justin, Peter Strauss?

>>1824327
>>1824323

Corbin Scragwell.
Age, 26
Race, Rat
Furcolor, Grey
No unusual physical characteristics, missing appendages or deformity.

Charged and found guilty for the Assassination of Duke Orin Garret Crawford.
Charged and found guilty for the murder of Seventeen guardsmen and servants of Duke Orin Garret Crawford's estate.

Sentenced to lifetime of confinement within the Red Rock Island Prison where he may be used in any research by Mage-Warden Githar Fangorol.

>>1824483
So... the more fitting name would have been Gavrilo Princip...

>>1824483

how the hell our hero rat could have done so much killing? I sense someone used him as a scapegoat.

>>1824502
Really. He's clearly a pussy with questionable woman sense.

>>1824483

Uh oh.

>political prisoners

Maybe you got framed. Perhaps an enemy of the Duke murdered him and his guardsmen and you're just who they pinned the crime on?

Ask Lisha if there is any way she can use her thieves guild contacts to get your hands on the trial documents. I am going to assume that since this is a world with swords and magic it doesn't have any kind of real forensic science methods available aside from eye witness testimony. Any trial with royalty involved almost always reek of corruption.

I like how everyone forgets we LIT A BOAT FULL OF PRISONERS ON FIRE AND STABBED AND MURDERED at least one guard in the process of escaping.

WE DID IT. ALL IN A DAYS WORK.

>>1824519
Maybe the rat has a berserk button...
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/BerserkButton

>>1824519

Thats true too. Maybe hes a member of a group of super secret assassins similar to The Dark Brotherhood.

I don't know if this world has a criminal record system but maybe ask Lisha if the thieves guild contacts can dig up any information on the name "Corbin Scragwell".

>>1824483
Maybe he wasn't a prisoner at all, maybe he was part of the ships crewmen.

one word.

NINJA!

Maybe our ratnub was part of the ships crew. We lost our memory and had a random bad dream about the ship. Having a random bad dream about a ship that crashed with you on, causing you to lose your memory etc. wouldnt be special.

However, IF we are that rat on the manifest, somebody might have turned us into a scapegoat, or we got in a overly fucked situation while stealing something.

>>1824483
or our nickname is "Assasins Rat 4"

>>1824779

Corbin had himself a prisoner's wristband when he first washed ashore. I somehow doubt a prisoner gave it to him as a gift.

>>1824877
jea, the typical gift from a prisoner... not

Honestly I don't think the rat is a cold blooded murderer. He's shown empathy, compassion and is for the most part someone with morals, despite being a skilled thief.

I'm thinking he was wrongly accused for being at the right place at the wrong time, or would that be wrong place at the right time. Whatever, essentially he was caught at the scene of a horrible crime but had nothing to do with it.

Hell, in terms of a thief, he might be a Robin Hood-styled thief.

>>1824877

True, I forgot.

>>1824925

We dunno.

Either, he got used as a scapegoat, was taken prisoner falsely since the actual murderer looked just like him OR he had to kill those guys in order to get out because something went awfully wrong.

In short, we dont know if he killed those guys, got taken prisoner by accident, used as a scapegoat or something went wrong.

ALSO, for now, be sad and confused at the manifest. Since, well, if you are a murderer, you're pretty fucking social and nice.

>>1824483

This is bullshit, I couldn't murder him in cold blood because i could not even kill that fucking bastard rapist.

The duke had to have done something to affect me personally, or I had to have been framed.

Wait... experiments? Mages?

Holy fuck, what if I was just framed because I have some latent power they needed an excuse to confine!

I doubt I could've killed all those people without any damage to my own body.

Lisha, you know who I am right now, how I've been... do you really think I'm a bad person?

>>1825174
You're very theatrical.

The fire on the ship...
It all makes sense now.
They wanted to silence the rat for good, so he couldn't prove his innocence.
This is outrageous. We must find out who is behind this fiendish plan!

We sure are desperate to not be a dick around here.

Of course that's even assuming this Duke wasn't a tyrannical ass hat.

I for one am happily willing to accept that we had the ability to kill eighteen men single handidly.

>>1825346 "the ability to kill eighteen men single handidly"

That is why the premise of the rat being a multiple murderer seems far too unlikely. The evidence we've seen is that he's a skilled thief, but isn't a skilled killer.

You shake your head as you read the information again.

>>1824925
"Its kind hard to imagine you killing 18 people." Lisha says. "I've been around people who kill, you can see it in their eyes. But I can't see it in yours."

>>1824512
You ask Lisha if she might have more contacts that could help you find the trial documents.

"Yes, it won't be free, but I do and when we get to the main land I'll get in touch with them." She says.
Anyway, we should come up with a new name for you, I can't go around as Lisha Scragwell. No offense."

>>1825373
Corbin Dallas

>>1825376

All day at work I was thinking this

>>1825382
Multipass?

>>1825373 The rat needs a full body dye job as a disguise prior to leaving. If such a thing exists in the world of this story.

>>1825384
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=eV_eGm1qgGs#t=87s

>>1825373

Ask her what she want's it to be.

>>1825382

don't forget to pouncehug her!... thanking her for not believing that you are some sort of bloody assassin or something.

also MULTI PASS too :D

>>1825376

HOLY SHIT.

DO THIS, NO ONE WILL KNOW.

>>1825376

This. Win.

I suggest "Simpson" as last name for teh lulz.

>>1825376

THIS

FUCKING THIS

adding a vote for Corbin Dallas

I'll agree with the others, but with an anagram twist.

Corbin "Grascwell" Dallas.

Furi, why so unoriginal?

>>1825503

Corbindallas muldipaus

"where he may be used in any research by Mage-Warden Githar Fangorol."
I knew it! Blasphemous scientific experiments ahoy!

Hugs for Lisha, then get crackin on that disguise.
Oh yeah, when does the ship leave?

I bet he was brainwashed by the fashion industry into doing it.

I've watched Zoolander, I know their games.

We might need a disguise?

Hurry to the blacksmith and his fancy wardrobe!

>>1825663
I have a better disguise...

>>1824483

I like Corbin Scragwell, it sounds nice.

>>1825805

Corbin Scragwell IS his name, the second name is an alias so he can go anywhere safely.

Hey, I'm just wondering, when we go to the mainland, do we need some ID to get in? Like, some kind of pass port to go to multi ple places?

I'm gonna say that the rat was set up to take the fall for a crime he didn't commit. Scraggy how about Lisha noticing that his fur is a somewhat off colored. Meaning that whoever set him up was responsible for dying his fur grey and now his true fur color is sprouting out. So he likely still doesn't know his true identity yet.

Also the rat should give a chaste and/or romantic kiss to Lisha- tell her that "I owe you my life and I'll never be able to repay you." Maybe he should place her hand over his heart to show her that he's sincere as well.

Now just wait- the big twist will be that the rat is already married and has children of his own that he's forgotten...

I've always liked Louis Friend as a pseudonym. :3

scrag killington

You pussies.

You say the Name Corbin Dallas, but Lisha shakes her head no.

"We need to change your full name, not just your last, and you need a last name that sounds more like a rat clan." Lisha says. "Like Ragtail, or Murkpaw, or Nightlurker."

>>1826306
Jack Burton!

>>1826306

Patrick Baitman

>>1826306

The furry names, they burn. Talbith Fellswift

Hhhhhnnnng. Alternative suggestion for a first name, Jerith.

I'm not even going to try to come up with a second last name. They are all turrible.

>>1826306

Chase Whitepaw,

Also "I just thought about it, you were trying to protect me... Thanks." And use this as an opportunity to hug her.

At this point she's our only friend aware of this who is still sticking with us, that should be a pretty emotional thing for us with what we discovered.

Then we should mumble something funny to kill the tension. "I need a bath, don't I?"

Glenn Greytail

>>1826306 Corbin Swift?

>>1826306
Voren Swift

>>1826326
>>1826570
Fellswift sounds neat
Chase sounds awesome.
I vote Chase Fellswift.

Dick Codswell

>>1827455
Dick Cockswell?

>>1827460

I was going for a more historical feel. A swelling in the codpiece, you see.

Muridae- the scientific family name for rat- and perhaps his new alias?

>>1827518

>Muridae

If he was female, Muriel would work. Muriel's a horrible sounding noise in general though. Sounds like a wailing cat or something.

Alastair Johnson.

Sounds delicious, lacks a rat clan-ish sound to it though. Still sounds delicious.

If not Alastair Johnson, atleast use Alastair.

A change of fur color, some sunglasses, maybe a bulky jacket or a cloak will work.
Ask Lisha if we need some sort of ID?
Is there a library or other info source that we can get some info about Duke Orrin- any jealous family members he had ect?

His name is Robert Paulson.

>>1827574 Seconded.

Jass Twisker
Scurther Wainscoting
Evin Wheelrun
Skerril Cleese
Frust Mangebottom
Squee Ignawholesinyourwallandcarryplague

Dammitscrag Gyquitrailroading

>>1827692
(Squee Ignawholesinyourwallandcarryplague made me smile)

You follow Lisha upstairs.

>>1827574 + >>1827542
"Alastair Pawson?" You say, tilting your head at Lisha.

Lisha rubs her chin and nods. "I guess that will do." She walks into the kitchen and comes back with 2 plates of food. "Sit, we'll eat lunch and then start packing some of my things."

You sit down with her.

"We can also use this time to help you relearn some things." Lisha says.

(Ask Scraggy Time. I'll try to answer any questions about the world this game takes place in.)

>>1828061

Who are the rulings parties? Monarchy, etc?

Who was this person you were supposed to have assassinated? How important was he, what did he do?

How many cities,etc are there?

>>1828061
Who were the evil bastards who sent pirates to attack the Village? All people we've met in Port this far seem nice. Was the Governor involved?

>>1828061

"Do governments keep track with I.D. papers, or do they generally rely on people saying this is Tom Sawyer, the murderer, for sure!"

"How would I see if the mage-warden's interest relates to my own potential for magic?"

"Are we going to use the mate cover longer than the boat trip?" ( Oh god please ;p it's cute, like some screwed up harem anime. )

"Since you're not confident in your thieving skills, would you enjoy some training/tips?" ( It'll probably make her horny again :3 )

"How common is bribery, how much gold gets you out of trouble, what are the punishments for the obvious crimes?"

( The last one is important, if we killed a Duke the historical punishment for that in almost every country is death, unless we are nobility ourselves. )

"My old name, was it connected to any majorly important clans or families?"

>>1828087

Lisha unrolls a map on the table. "We are here" She says, tapping on an island at the bottom left side of the map. "We are going to be sailing to Rullyn, A kingdom rulled by the Silvermoon Royal Family.

>>1828087

Dukes and Duchesses rule over separate provenances of the kingdom but answer to the Silvermoon family. Then their are Lords and Ladys who rule towns throughout the kingdom but answer to the Dukes and Duchesses.

>>1828340

OK guys I have a plan

>>1828061
It's too late, scrags. He's already corbin dallas to us.

>>1828340
We need to investigate the jackal somehow...

>>1828447
that plan sounds good to me :D

Finally caught up reading ratatsea archives.

>>1828332 Aww.. I missed out naming these continents although the little ring of islands just south of Vermyth should be 'Nobikini Atoll'

... or not

>>1828332
Scrags... What is that ring of islands in the southeast corner of the map?
Is that where the final boss lives, or is that where you stuck the oblivion gate?

>>1828616

"That ring of islands is known as Nil-Garil's Fall." Lisha says. "Ten thousand years ago there was a war between an invading army of demons and the elderdragons who helped shape this world. Garil was one of the elder dragons but he was subducted by the power the demon lords and joined their side. He became Nil-Garil, a demonic dragon of incredible power. He was overconfident though and attacked his former brethren despite being greatly outnumbered and in the end was defeated and his corpse plunged into the sea. Over the centuries the islands formed around his bones and that's is where the circle of islands came from.

>>1828702

Possible gate of oblivion then.

>>1828713
Yup.

>>1828702
That sounds 20% cooler than wear this story is going.

What is the penalty for;

Murder
Stealing
Trespass
Brawling
Possession of stolen goods

It'll be good to know what we stand to lose if we do XYZ

Here's a question- is there a land/country where one can seek asylum. Or is a place that is something of a sanctuary for political criminals?

And finally, is there some form of magic that can grant a second cock to the rat so he can double penetrate Lisha? Heh heh.

>>1828296 Excellent questions!
Add: Where did Duke Orin rule?
Is red rock island the small one to the west of where we are?
When we get to Rullyn, what customs and clothes will help me blend into the crowd?

>>1828332
I want to visit all the Sicilys.

>>1828757

"Murderers, depending on situation, normally are put to death , some however are enslaved and used in work camps." Lisha says. "Frankly, if you did kill all those people they should have lobed off your head right after the trial."

"If your caught Stealing, depending on the kingdom, you could be fined, branded with a thieves mark on the back of the paw, have your fingers or whole paw chopped off, or be imprisoned for an amount of time equal to the value of the stolen property."

"Trespassing and thieving tend to one in the same. If your in someone else's house in the middle of the night its to steal something, or that's how its looked at. If your trying to get out of the rain and you hide in someone barn, you'll just get thrown out."

"For Brawling, if anything is broken from the fight and you can't pay for it, your arrested and have to work off the value of the damaged you caused. Otherwise the guards just throw you out of the town and won't let you back in for a little while."

"Possession of stolen goods also is the same as stealing, or looked at as the same anyway."

>>1829525

>If we did kill all those people, our head should have just been chopped off right away

Indicator that something isn't right about us killing 17 guys?

Something to consider:

If someone DID set Corbin up, then he could easily have a whole life he's forgotten. For all we know, he could have a wife, kids, etc on the mainland.

>>1829525

check your paws or arms or anything, or ask lisha if she can find any kind of branding in our hero's skin..
so we can confirm is we're really clean.. and thus completely set up.. or if we're at least a thief.

>>1829525

Tell her to suck it.

>>1829625

this

>>1829542

You should watch an anime called Beserk.

It contains a scene where the leader of an opposing faction is captured instead of killed outright and locked within the deepest confides of a castle prison for about a few years. During which time the prison warden cut away all the major muscles of the arms and legs of said leader, tortured him with hot pins and needles for countless hours of each day and anything else you might possibly imagine.

The penalty for an unimaginative death is an unimaginative execution. You single handily kill what was it seventeen people almost all of which where elite trained soldiers and a Duke?

Someone wants you to suffer, as well as possibly learn a thing or two so they can make killers just like you for them, but suffering is top priority.

There's nothing funny about it at all.

>>1829625

If we had one the ledger would have mentioned it as a notable identifier. Seeing as how it didn't and we have neither scar tissue from cutting it off and have seen the fuck out of our hands so far there's really no need.

Where did Duke Orin Rule?-i.e. where would we be recognized as an escapee?
How much for an eyepatch and a parrot? ARR!

"I figured I should have been put to death if I did something like that, it is a relief to know something else is at play but now I have to wonder if there was something about me they wanted to study through that mage-warden."

Then,

"What are mage-wardens? Would seeing one be a special honor/ privilege ? Or do they send people by the truckload to be experiments? "

>>1829770
"Orin ruled the northern area of Rullyn. (In red) His son Drago has since taken his place." Lisha says clearing away the plates from the table.

>>1829774
"A Mage-Warden is a the warden of a prison who happens to be a Mage." Lisha frowns "Mage-Warden Githar Fangorol runs the prison on red rock Island to the south east and uses the inmates as test subjects. I'm not sure what experiments he does, but if you go there, you don't come back."

>>1828061
Are there any wars between kingdoms we can get an advantage from?
Whose friend / enemy was the man "we killed"?

>>1830172

"Tell me something useful about the business you use for a cover. Someone's bound to be nosey about how I help with your bird service."

>>1830230

This.

Who was the guy we killed friends with?

Since we killed such an important and well known guy, how well known is our face? Is there some easy way to disguise us as someone else?

People, we look like a gray fucking rat.

Which looks exactly like any other gray fucking rat.

>>1831038
Now this is racist!

Ask Lisha if there is a fur dye. Black would be stealthy, but probably provoke Sam Farber jokes.
Sounds like the Dukes Son profited from his Fathers death. Maybe we should investigate that scenario?

>>1831423

First, dye it pink.

MAJOR discount at the blacksmith for a weapon, plus he'll get it done in a day.

>>1830172
I wouldn't mind knowing something about this Drago fellow.
He was probably trying to tap the power of the oblivion gate and Corbin (Dallas) found out about it, and used him as a convenient scapegoat to get rid of Orin.

>>1831423 and >>1827544 see >>1831038

>>1830230
"Galdor and Piv have been at war for years and the clans of Vermyth raid any Kingdom they can reach." Lisha Says." As for Duke Orin's friends and enemy, I don't know any off the top of my head."

>>1830273
Its simple really. Most, if not all, messenger bird services are owned, ran or have contacts with their local thieves guilds. Not all of them have guild halls in the basement like this one. The birds are trained to fly from one location to another. Most of the birds here fly to Rullyn and back, and stop at Islands along the way to rest and eat.

Let's get packin. And maybe a little lovin on the side.

>>1832078
Yes, I can spot my cursor. It's the only one that is black with a white lineout.

>>1832025

What do you feed them, I suppose I could tell people that I am responsible for that part.

>>1832112
NIGGER!

>>1832244

More like macfa- NIGGER

>>1832244

Ok, I laughed

>>1828061
How high is the level of technology in this countries? (Is there any "hightech species" or are all of them on the middle ages level?)

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