Board Thread:General Discussion/@comment-27245696-20160711134208/@comment-27573879-20160711170830

Unfortunately, my character is seperate from the group and I spent most of the time things was focused on the main party trying to figure out plans for my character because I'm not very quick in social situations, so I only know bits and pieces of what the main party has done.

Much of their adventure was a romp through Monty Python and the Holy Grail quotes: they found a note on an arrow in a corpse, looted the corpse which appeared to be a cloth merchant, followed the path of the arrow to investigate the pleas for help on the note. There they found a castle in a swa... errr... rice field and within it, a young governor's son with a penchant for song and a sad lack of anything resembling masculinity whose name I can't remember. While shopping for clothes for the governors party, they let it spill to the townsfolk that the governors son killed the cloth merchant with his his wildly shot note-arrow to the tailors who knew the merchant, which of course would have later consequences. Then they went to the govenor's parties, where they heard a slave boy being beaten. Wendy of course went to defend the slave boy, a Moira's Victory refugee who became an indentured servant after being caught stealing a loaf of bread. The slavemaster called the boy by his prisoner number, 24601, but Wendy recognized the slave kid as Varris, Kaelib's son. Her defense of Varris impressed the governor's son, who started relating her to the tales of Delila, a heroine in Rivilian folklore, and determined he was going to be Delila's ______ (I can't remember the name of the paladin who was in Delila's tale). The party was told to not interfere with the governor's slaves anymore and that Wendy was to avoid the pansy bard. At some point a mob showed up for the stupid bard kid, I don't remember how they dealt with that because I was trying to figure out how to escape the consequences of the stuff I was doing. Finally, to impress Wendy, the somewhat effeminate govenor's son somehow dealt with the slave overseer, rescued Varris, and told the party to go on their way. Wendy went and got him to climb out a window to avoid his unjust wedding and he joined the party, which Darius is not too happy about because the bard guy annoys Darius.

As for me, I got Chip captured by my employers before I managed to con away a smuggling ledger from them, I sort of dodged responsibility for stealing their ledger except then Chip gave me up because I left him to get tortured after my attempt to get him escape tools was insufficient to get him free. So oh well, I got enough clues and I'm now on my way to Xolmeth to follow up further on the origin of the poison with the information I got from the logs.

End result: your party now is on the move with a murder-rap-and-wedding-dodging ponce as well as a wanted slave-kid, who the Broker is listening out for on my behalf while I hunt campaign clues for the Broker.