In reply to Sorsha (msg # 11):

"He has a small place up the way, but he is the only
fullblood orc with a shop in the district. Of course, probably half the guild has some orcish blood, like most of
 the city. He has been trying to buy rank in the guild, as no
orc holds an office."

In reply to Marc Sabon (msg # 12):

"Anything else he has bought lately? What is his speciality?"

In reply to Melchizidek (msg # 13):

"He buys anyrhing wierd, and tries to sell orc made
goods, but doesn't limit himself."

Lets go see what he has...

I head off in the directin indicated.

In reply to Johan Stark (msg # 15):

Heading almost to the edge of thr redlight district, as
defined by a pair of lantern bearing pillars that mark the
end of the merchant's  quarter, and apparently, the end of
 street sanitation as well, is a well kept stone store, one
of four for this building. A whitewashed  sign with bold red
lettering  proclaims the establishment to be
RUSH'S FINE GOODS
A greeting in orcish runes is carved over the door, and
highlighted in gold leaf.

Hmmm... interesting ... and not what I expected.

I walk in the door and look around as my eyes adjust

In reply to Johan Stark (msg # 17):

A bulky, scarred man in plate armor stands by the door with a
dueling halberd. The shop is tightly packed with an assortment of barbed and spiked weapons, ceramics glazed with garish colors, and heavy hammered copper cookware.
There are three orcs present; a fat orc wearing heavy
ornate leather armor and fine clothing, a powerfully built
woman wearing leather armor that is painted black and yellow,
And a decent looking orc with a lute slung over his shoulder.

In reply to Darg Wharten (msg # 18):

Aoife is clearly uncomfortable, so she refrains from starting conversation.

In reply to Aoife (msg # 19):

"Hi there, folks. We are looking for Mr Rush"

In reply to Melchizidek (msg # 20):

The shopkeeper, who has a familiar looking length of chain before him on the counter looks over at your group.
"I am Rushagorn Brokadin. Allow me a few moments with
my customer, and I will be with you shortly."

He continues his transaction with the woman, who seems to be wearing the colors of a local jugger team.
The minstrel, better looking than she, seems to hover about her like an accessory.

Sorsha walks in and starts looking around "Nice place here. I wonder what of interest is here" The place doesn't bother her at all, she seems comfortable. [Private to GM: From my thieving side, did I ever meet him or hear about him?]
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In reply to Melchizidek (msg # 20):

Melchizidek acknowledges Rushes comment with a nod and also starts to look around.

I start looking for jewelry and things that might impress a new bride or her family...

In reply to Johan Stark (msg # 24):

The woman holds up the chain, and asks a question in orcish. The jewelry on display does not resemble anything the troll
women wore.
[Private to Sorsha: he seems to run a clean shop, but does resell items brought by semi legit fences, such as the chain. The woman is asking if what he said of its origin is true-is it from hell?]

Sorsha whispers to Johan "supposedly that chain is from hell or so he says" she says with a grin.

Seemed close, as I remember...
He smiles

But this jewlelry is not at all what i think we seek.r...

In reply to Johan Stark (msg # 27):

The merchant seems to be solid about the provenance of the
item he is selling to the athlete.
[Private to Sorsha:he seems to be describing a demon fighting with the chain. His description  seems a bit off. Care to give details ? ]

I look around to see if there is something more like what I seek...


15:47, Today: Johan Stark rolled 9 using 3d6.  Perception. Made it!
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Sorsha steps forward to the merchant "Excuse me, I helped kill the demon that was wielding that chain and I can ell you how it really happened. Its amazing how stories change when retold." she tells the story on how the demon was killing, highlighting her help like a fish story.
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Stark pauses, listens, then looks at the ceiling...

In reply to Johan Stark (msg # 31):

Melchizidek deliberately tries not to listen, and continues looking at items.

In reply to Melchizidek (msg # 32):

The athlete raises a thick eyebrow.
"Sold!" She slaps a stack of coins on the
counter, and wraps the chain around her left forearm.

In reply to Margosh (msg # 33):

As the chain player and her lutist stroll out, the merchant
   waves you over.
"Now, how can I be of service to you?"
This message was last edited by the player at 21:02, Wed 14 Oct 2015.

I was told you had a variety of jewelry that non-humans might like... I have see what is out, and I doubt it will be well received, but perhaps you have more put away? I have met with some trolls and hope to open a better relationship with them, trade a little.... I was looking for things to cement that deal.
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In reply to Rushagorn Brokadin (msg # 34):

She looks at Brokadin as she points to Johan Stark "I am with him, we need to find some troll jewelry"