This uninviting shop is two stories tall and has a sign shaped like a coffin above the front door. All of the window shutters are closed up tight, and a deathly silence surrounds the establishment.

Henrik van der Voort (LE male human commoner) is a mediocre carpenter and a troubled, lonely man. He profits from the deaths of others, and no one desires his company, because of the ghastly nature of his handiwork.

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JUN JIA AND CEILA ARRIVE HERE FROM THE BLUE WATER INN

CHOKAHR AND VYKTOR ARE HERE

Jun Jia and Ceila stomp through the muddy streets to find Chokahr and Vyktor coming back from the backside of the house.

"There's no answer. My gut tells me someone is in there ignoring me, and that's making me angry." Chokahr snarls, in his old age it seems more cranky than beastial.

While Chokhar bellowed at the door, Jun Jia chose a quieter approach. She slid away from the group into the alley. Padding on her feet as softly as a cat, she explored the perimeter of the shop. She kept to the shadows where such were available and looked for an open door or window, or any sign that someone was inside.

OOC:


14:10, Today: Jun Jia rolled 24 using 1d20+6.  Stealth.

Ceila followed Jun; her life on the street had taught her the skills for this kind of thing.

Stealth 21

No one notices you.


And you don't notice anything.

The doors and windows are right there, closed, to enter requires opening and going in.

(At this point str check or thieves tools to pick locks, Lets go with dc17 and you have advantage)

23:07, Today: Ceila Greendoor rolled 26 using 2d20+7, dropping the lowest dice only ((19,18)).

It wasn't hard at all for someone with Ceila's skills to unlock the door.

"There," she said, softly.  "We can go in.  Should we tell Chokahr?"