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I just can't believe nothing truly bad has happened yet, although, for an RTD, it does have a high level of people going to NPC's for medical help. usually they either ignore their wounds and kill themselves, or they try to fix themselves.

Turn 6 is up.

Mr Frog, you are wrong. The Master has not been twisted by Armok. He acts exactly like an agent of the blood god would.

Turn 6: Treated Liqueur
Players 
Emong Daggerbeard

Take a swig of sewer brew, head for the hospital

4) you down the contents of your flask and start up the steps. Each one you put your foot on sends its own special brand of pain through your feet. you climb for a long time before you finally reach a landing. you find yourself in a residential district. you stop a passing dwarf with fiery red hair and a pitcheblende hammer and ask directions to the hospital. She grins a toothy, naive grin and points up the stairs.

"It's next to the dining room." She said. "Way back, one of our dwarves used to drub the booze so we found the proximity handy."

You thank her and continue on your way. you find the hospital with no problem thanks to her directions.

Ekul Thomoipan

Ask the nearest dwarf which barrel houses the best tasting booze and drink straight from the barrel

6) you grab a random skulker dwarf and demand to know the whereabouts of the finest ale in the booze stockpile. the skulker shyly points at the furthest barrels from the door. you throw the skulker to the ground and skip merrily along to the designated barrels. you find that they are in bleached white barrels with prominent red Xs on them, probably to keep the lesser dwarves from drinking from them.

It's a good thing that you're not a lesser dwarf though, amiright? you smash your iron crossbow into the top of the closest barrel and make a good sized hole in the top. a musty scent fills the room, making you drool. you grab the barrel and heave it off the ground, skipping the mug part of the equation. you gulp and gulp and gulp until the barrel hits the ground with a hollow *thunk!*

Satisfied, you rub your belly, sitting with your back against the empty barrel. you feel great for only a few seconds before a terrible shudder runs through your body, threatening to make you spill your ale. What was in that barrel? !!Sickness!! (rolls -2 per turn)(0/10)

Idem Valan

Find a well and get water for Luthian. Then search for a hospital.
"Stay out of trouble. I'm going to get you help."

3) you set Luthian down on a bench outside the office, intending to return with something for him to drink while also looking for the hospital. you start down the stairs and soon find yourself lost. when you finally find your way back to the staircase, you find Luthian gone.

Wropest Abodip

"This place is just too big to be real... I'm gonna need directions."
Ask a random passerby where I can find gloves, and follow his directions.

2) you start asking around for gloves, but no one seems willing to talk to you. is it the fact that you're a snowpriest, you wonder, or that you're a halfling? you frown at the injustice of it, but there's not much you can do.

Luthian Nuradil

Move around slowly looking for a fletcher or smith, if I discover one ask him to repair by bow so I can kill more enemies of the dwarfs
"I'll behave I'm just gonna find somebody to fix my bow. Thank you for your help."

1) you call out to Idem as he walks away, but he doesn't hear you. You have no plans of sitting idle in this new, exciting fortress. you want to explore, to get a new job in this fortress of opertunity, but first things come first. you need to fix your bow. You're reluctant to replace it. it's had a long journey and you spent a lot of money on it.

you start down the spiral stair, holding your bow out to random dwarves as they pass, asking if they knew where you could get repairs done, but no one even glances at you. the dwarves in this fortress sure are single minded.

you heald it out too far once, though and the dwarf accidentally knocks it from your hand. it hits the ground and crumbles to dust. the dwarf meaningfully apologizes, but there isn't anything he can do to help.

NPCs
N/a

Environment
4) Amazingly, Spearbreakers seems to be going through one of those dry phases where nothing bad happens. it usually doesn't last long.

Stats
Wropest Abodip (Wwolin), the Half-Dwarf Snow-Priest
HP: 100/100
Location: Upper Hallway
Inventory: Blue Robes, Enchanted ice claymore,

Luthian Nuradil (mesor), the Dark Elf Hunter
HP: 62/100
Location: Spiral staircase, working level
Inventory: Black leather armor set, quiver with 20 arrows, bronze dagger, Bone bolt (in head),

Idem Valan (Corai), the Spearelf
HP: 100/100
Location: top of the spiral stair
Inventory: Purple pigtail boots & trousers & tunic, Oaken spear, copper dagger,

Ekul Thomoipan (Dr.Propz), the Dwarven hunter
HP: 100/100!!Sickness!! (-2 per turn)(0/10)
Location: Booze Stockpile
Inventory: Cat leather boots & trousers & tunic, iron crossbow, quiver with 5 arrows

Emong Daggerbeard (GreatWyrmGold), the Dwarven drunkard
HP: 70/100, Slight Bleeding from extremities(-5HP)(6/10)
Location: Hospital
Inventory: Copper flask, Eagle leather backpack (chisel, 8 pairs of socks, freedom), Wolf Leather Pants, Red Hooded Cloak, bronze knife, sandals, Claymore

Sure Splint.

Prominent... prominent... That's about everyone... but me

Make yourself prominent then.

posting to watch

wonder why the GM rolled to see if I could walk. If I had been drinking a lot, maybe...

It wasn't for walking. it was for searching. if you failed you could've found yourself in a lot less of a hospitable place...  sorry no, though you were Ekul for a second.

I rolled because you were entering unfamiliar territory. you didn't specify where you wanted to go, so I rolled to see what would happen to you.

Turn 5 is up. can't read right now