Leroy doesn't have that, or regular savoir faire. Manoir du Lac is out in the country, and he's sort of a yokel...
"Wow! Thanks... What do these do? Are they magic??"
This message was last edited by the player at 18:38, Fri 28 Feb 2020.

In reply to Leroy du Lac (msg # 513):

"They are, and give the gift of tongues to those who consume them."

"We appreciate this help. You're a true friend to our cause!"
This message had punctuation tweaked by the player at 21:16, Fri 28 Feb 2020.

In reply to Leroy du Lac (msg # 515):

"There may come a time when I need a favor."

Leroy nods solemnly.
"You can call on me."

Rosewood looks at Leroy du Lac.
Do I have to go with you?
He asks.

In reply to Rosewood (msg # 518):
"No, you don't have to Rosewood. You've done your heroics for today, if you've had enough."

Rosewood sit down with a great thud.
Well for a Pixie anyway.  He looks a bit drained.
Thankyou.  I really did not wish to meet the creature.

He turns to the bartender.
May I be of service to you.  I am told in a places like this small items get lost or trapped in hard to get to places for bigger creature.
That one such as my self my be of service for retrieving such things.
As I am small and can fly.
This message was last edited by the player at 00:52, Sat 29 Feb 2020.

In reply to Rosewood (msg # 520):

Rosewood  make a fairie lore And a savoir faire roll please

Rolls made.

OOC
15:25, Today: Rosewood rolled 8 using 3d6.  fairy lore roll at 13.
15:26, Today: Rosewood rolled 11 using 3d6.  Scrounging NT 13 or  savoir faire roll.
(Not sure which it meant to be).

In reply to Rosewood (msg # 522):

You realize that Leroy has just indebted himself to Hyacinth, and will garner a negative reputation, and possibly ill luck if he doesn't aid her in some way in the near future.
You also recognize that the type of hag being described does not quite match the fey thst you saw, and will be quite intractable in her home environment.  Bringing an offering as a gift, freely given, with no expectation of an exchange of favors is inclined to indebt the faerie.  Also, bringing iron into her domain is automatically hostile.

In reply to Narrator (msg # 523):
it fits his code of honor, and besides, if he can make friends with this place, and the fey, they would be great allies to have, i think.
This message was last edited by the player at 18:22, Wed 04 Mar 2020.

When he gets chance Rosewood passes the bad news onto Leroy.

Leroy nods.
"I know..But I'm new here, Fey blood runs within me, and I want to prove myself to them, that I'm indeed a friend that can be relied on, and not just some jerk off."

Rosewood looks at Leroy du Lac a little confused.
What is a jirk off?

In reply to Rosewood (msg # 527):
"It's an expression to describe somebody who can't be relied on, someone who can't make good on expectations, and their own word. Such people garner no respect."

In reply to Leroy du Lac (msg # 528):

"So, what sort of gift do we have in mind?"

"Perhaps we could do her a service. Fetching wood and water, might be good..."
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In reply to Anita Drake (msg # 529):

Rosewood knows almost all fey are partial to things with honey, and more partial to personally made gifts rather than storebought.

"I'm certainly no brewer or baker...though, I suspect grandma is. Perhaps we can find some raw honeycomb ourselves, rather than easily buying some in the market?"

I am up for finding the honey if you want.
Just don't wish to meet the person we giving it to.

OOC:
I did have another answer to msg #528, but it was such a doggy comment (although rosewood would not know it.  That I thought it not right to post in PG game.)

That should have been msg #527.  Nothing to do with gift or children.
More to do with Rosewood not understand what Leroy du Lac talking about.
This message was last edited by the player at 23:33, Sat 07 Mar 2020.

In reply to Rosewood (msg # 533):

OCC:
Bringing a bad child would not reflect well on you, and offering to take one for the team would not go over well. Buying a pie would just have a lower reaction bonus than baking one.

In reply to Narrator (msg # 534):

Anita knows little of such gifts...she was brought up more distant from fey than most of them.

Marcus stands there dumbfounded bot knowing what is going on.  He has very distant Fey blood in him but he is not one to judge a book by it's cover.  He trusts his new companions and let's them do the negotiating.  He skill lies more in woodcraft and archery.

"A woodsman could help us find some wild honey comb."
Leroy noted the quiet woodsman.
"How about it, Marcus?"