Currently: Day 1: Breaking down and departing camp.
Food: Sufficient food to feed everyone for the duration of the trip; between Create Food & Water, and gathered grain stocks, the camp will not have to ration.
Morale: Morale is high, after the easy victory over the village of Midswood.
Camp Population: 46+. 28 Bandit NPCs, 12 Captives (8F, 4M), 6 PCs & some Companions.
Named Camp NPCs (Included in NPC totals)
Dougas: A kind of whiny brown-noser, he was nobody before he was a bandit, and now he’s a nobody on the run; helps out around the camp only when directed to, shirks work whenever he can get away with it, but has a nose for which asses to kiss. This talent has kept him alive, thus far.
Scribbles: A half-elf boy, just barely old enough to be a man; claims to have been a clerk, but is very vague about where and how he got here. Competent with script and sums.
Mule: A very burly halfling Barbarian who looks like he got kicked in the teeth by an ogre. Ugly as hell, attitude to match, and often serves as muscle on sneaky outings; he can be very sneaky when he wants to be, and packs five pounds of punch in a one pound sack.
Spot: A human Ranger; prefers to use a longbow, most at home when prowling the woods and hunting. Very sharp-eyed, which is what got him his name.
Nils: A very brutish half-orc farmhand; very strong and solidly built, enjoys violence for its’ own sake, despises weakness.
Hank: A rather weak and weaselly bandit; got beaten quite thoroughly by Nils, and holds a grudge over it. He’s on the lookout for Nils’ misbehaviors, and isn’t above inciting trouble.
Garron (and family): A former Mivon nobleman, disgraced following the exposure of his connections to criminals in Brevoy and the Stolen Lands, which he used to communicate with Reconciliationists in Brevoy. He is determined to see Brevoy and Mivon reunited as brother nations, instead of the uneasy rivalry that currently governs their interactions. He does not wholly approve of bandits and brigands, but is extremely practical. Wife and daughter have accompanied him, and he is fiercely protective of them.
Davik: The former mayor of Midswood, a supposedly well-connected trade magnate, who claims that a shadowy group of his backers will not take kindly to the group’s interference. He has grudgingly chosen to accompany them and assist in their endeavours, though he is quite selfish and will likely be looking out first and foremost for himself.
Food: Sufficient food to feed everyone for the duration of the trip; between Create Food & Water, and gathered grain stocks, the camp will not have to ration.
Morale: Morale is high, after the easy victory over the village of Midswood.
Camp Population: 46+. 28 Bandit NPCs, 12 Captives (8F, 4M), 6 PCs & some Companions.
Named Camp NPCs (Included in NPC totals)
Dougas: A kind of whiny brown-noser, he was nobody before he was a bandit, and now he’s a nobody on the run; helps out around the camp only when directed to, shirks work whenever he can get away with it, but has a nose for which asses to kiss. This talent has kept him alive, thus far.
Scribbles: A half-elf boy, just barely old enough to be a man; claims to have been a clerk, but is very vague about where and how he got here. Competent with script and sums.
Mule: A very burly halfling Barbarian who looks like he got kicked in the teeth by an ogre. Ugly as hell, attitude to match, and often serves as muscle on sneaky outings; he can be very sneaky when he wants to be, and packs five pounds of punch in a one pound sack.
Spot: A human Ranger; prefers to use a longbow, most at home when prowling the woods and hunting. Very sharp-eyed, which is what got him his name.
Nils: A very brutish half-orc farmhand; very strong and solidly built, enjoys violence for its’ own sake, despises weakness.
Hank: A rather weak and weaselly bandit; got beaten quite thoroughly by Nils, and holds a grudge over it. He’s on the lookout for Nils’ misbehaviors, and isn’t above inciting trouble.
Garron (and family): A former Mivon nobleman, disgraced following the exposure of his connections to criminals in Brevoy and the Stolen Lands, which he used to communicate with Reconciliationists in Brevoy. He is determined to see Brevoy and Mivon reunited as brother nations, instead of the uneasy rivalry that currently governs their interactions. He does not wholly approve of bandits and brigands, but is extremely practical. Wife and daughter have accompanied him, and he is fiercely protective of them.
Davik: The former mayor of Midswood, a supposedly well-connected trade magnate, who claims that a shadowy group of his backers will not take kindly to the group’s interference. He has grudgingly chosen to accompany them and assist in their endeavours, though he is quite selfish and will likely be looking out first and foremost for himself.
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