SirGeneralSir 66 Report post Posted January 8 Yeah, I like the idea of having something taken from the person (something important they left behind/dropped) indicating their status in society and how it doesn't matter where they are from, you don't fuck with the tavern girls and these items serve as a warning of that. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Desiderius Price 2,750 Report post Posted January 8 2 hours ago, SirGeneralSir said: Yeah, I like the idea of having something taken from the person (something important they left behind/dropped) indicating their status in society and how it doesn't matter where they are from, you don't fuck with the tavern girls and these items serve as a warning of that. Make sure to distinguish it from “Lost & Found.” Because, if the person had been nice, accidentally dropped it, I presume the tavern girls would’ve tried to return the item? 1 SirGeneralSir reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
SirGeneralSir 66 Report post Posted January 9 Yeah, my thinking is that the tavern owner (a Dwarf) would be big on the idea of leaving little or not so little reminders that these people were here, tried something and “This” happened to them, so dont push your luck. Mostly because if the girls cant handle the problem, who are like daughters to him, he and his axe will handle it with the final word. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Desiderius Price 2,750 Report post Posted January 9 15 minutes ago, SirGeneralSir said: Yeah, my thinking is that the tavern owner (a Dwarf) would be big on the idea of leaving little or not so little reminders that these people were here, tried something and “This” happened to them, so dont push your luck. Mostly because if the girls cant handle the problem, who are like daughters to him, he and his axe will handle it with the final word. That’s where having a preserved willy on the wall would be a good addition. So, got the guild token on the wall, along with the willy. (Note, it’s a tavern, tall tales are fine, so it doesn’t actually belong to the same person.) “See that on the wall?” the owner said, “After we claimed our first prize, he came back and harrassed, I had to defend my girls’ reputation, claimed the second prize too.” 1 InvidiaRed reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
SirGeneralSir 66 Report post Posted February 20 I think I figured it out, A drunk Bard and he left his Lute, still have to make the scene more funny and the like but I think thats the better option. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
