In reply to Kaw (msg # 484):

"I see."

She moves out to see if she can find some more cheery folk to talk to.

Rosewood does not seem happy or at easy with the fact some of the the winter court are present.  He understand the state of truce.
He however does his best stay behind Leroy du Lac.

In reply to Leroy du Lac (msg # 477):

Leroy waited for a response from the barkeep.

In reply to Leroy du Lac (msg # 490):

Last message I  saw was Leroy responding to Rosewood

"What do you need, niade child?"

In reply to Hypatia (msg # 491):
"Mead, please."

Leroy described the purists and their armbands w/ their recent activities, trying to get some more information from the crowd.
This message had punctuation tweaked by the player at 05:44, Fri 21 Feb 2020.

In reply to Leroy du Lac (msg # 492):

The fain pours him a goblet of honey wine.

Make a carousing roll.

17:07, Today: Leroy du Lac rolled 13 using 3d6 ((6,6,1)).
Leroy engages the bar patrons , with his tale of recent events, in an attempt to elicit  more information, and/or rally some support.
This message was last edited by the player at 05:43, Fri 21 Feb 2020.

In reply to Leroy du Lac (msg # 494):

Her eyes widen
"That is a problem. Between  you and me, most fey will mate with anything that strikes their fancy... this affecalmost all of us."

"Go on Rosewood, tell 'em what you saw in their lair. You think it might have been a swamp hag? Have a drink, don't be frightened. You're among friends, here."
Leroy coaxed the pixie hiding behind him.
"It's a problem the guild has become involved in now, and we mean to solve it. But this is personal, too."
This message was last edited by the player at 05:49, Fri 21 Feb 2020.

Rosewood flies down to the bar.
He bows to the Faun.
I am Rosewood Dustweaver.  If the names mean anything to you then yes I can do that to pixie dust.  If my name means nothing that all the better.

Rosewood shuts his eyes and breaths heavy.
I manages to get into the purists meeting without them seeing me.
The group was made up of lots of stupid human males lead by what I think human call beauty girl.
She was the one that was directing them and organizing them.
They seems totally under her control.
I looked at her shadow and to my surprise it was not human.
It was clearly fay.  So female fay was behind this.
On a closer look it was the shadow of a swamp hag.
It seems the fowl creature is trying to take revenge on the fay by using humans to do her bidding.
He opens his eyes.
Oh and I am waiting for my true dust mate.  I know most fay think that it is stupid idea but I don't care.   I have dust mate and I waiting for her.

"There will always be stupid people, but if we destroy this evil, then the pogrom against the Fey should end with it. Does anyone know anything about their weaknesses?"
This message had punctuation tweaked by the player at 19:43, Fri 21 Feb 2020.

Marcus enters the conversation,"If these men be under some spell then they are innocent in my mind. They should not be killed.  I had a suspicion that something was amiss. That's why I dud not make lethal shots."  He glances at Anita.

In reply to Leroy du Lac (msg # 498):

The faun takes a sip of her mead.
"This is the first I am hearing of them. If they are mere men, their weaknesses are to hearing the sound of their own voices and peering at women's backsides.
A cailliach you say? I know of only one in Northport, and she lives on the outskirts of little Shevnia, keeping the human population at bay, and she prefers the form of an old human woman from what I have heard."

"Sounds like one bad babushka."

In reply to Leroy du Lac (msg # 501):

Ignoring comments about lethal shots, Anita asked quietly

"This grandma may not be responsible, bit she may still be able to help us. Can you direct me to exactly where she lives?"

In reply to Anita Drake (msg # 502):

"If that is what you really want, but she really doesn't like to be disturbed.  What would she have to do with these men anyway; she eats children who are bad."

"Let's see if we can uncover any truth to these rumors. If so, then we should destroy this monster, for the good of the area. I say we check it out!"

Faerie lore, those who have it

PM
[Private to GM: 21:31, Today: Secret Roll: Rosewood rolled 9 using 3d6.  fairy lore roll at 13.]

In reply to Rosewood (msg # 506):

The type of hag she is describing cannot harm innocents... only the truly evil. She also has a minor court position with Winter, keeper of the eastern fens or somesuch. Also they hate iron.
This message was last edited by the GM at 16:21, Tue 25 Feb 2020.

"Maybe we can bring grandma a pie, and she'll have us in for tea."
This message had punctuation tweaked by the player at 23:49, Mon 24 Feb 2020.

In reply to Leroy du Lac (msg # 508):

"Bringing a gift, freely given would be polite."

In reply to Hyacynth (msg # 509):

"Heh, but not with my cooking..."

"Maybe we can find out some clues about her and what she even likes, in Little Shevnia. The problem is, I don't speak Shevnian. How can we hope to make a good impression, if we don't have a speaker of their language?"

In reply to Leroy du Lac (msg # 511):

The faun snorts
"Y'all are new here aren't you? Take these, and eat them when you are close... they are only good gor half an hour or so." she reaches into a pouch and produces a handful of hazelnuts.


Faerie savoir faire  please