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6/27/2025, 7:20:32 PM
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>>95961321
They were (accidentally) rescued by human attackers, who returned them to Bristol. In Bristol, it was noted that the city was a trading hub and had much more easy access to magic items and weapons than other cities in the country. They were also much more accepting of non-humans, often employing those with darkvision to work as night guards.
The dwarf PC, seeing the opportunity, talked to the guard captain who redirected him to see the night guard captain who would come out around sunset. He could talk to her and she would run him through the application process. The dwarf PC accepted.
So what did he do next? He didn't tell the rest of the party about his intentions, nor did he follow up on them. Sunset came, nighttime came, and all he did was go to sleep in a tavern and make plans to go to Nefthol with the others later. The time he was told about the night guard captain was about halfway through the session, and he spent the entire latter half pissing around in the city.
At least they went to Nefthol in our second game and made some inches of progress, but still. One of the players (My brother IRL) sat in dead silence for 20 minutes and shat bricks when I suggested he chime in and help the group figure out a course of action, since the dwarf was doing literally all of the leg work this time around. His freakout ended our session early and we still haven't scheduled the next one. I told him he's not welcome to play if he's not going to, y'know, play.
>>95961321
They were (accidentally) rescued by human attackers, who returned them to Bristol. In Bristol, it was noted that the city was a trading hub and had much more easy access to magic items and weapons than other cities in the country. They were also much more accepting of non-humans, often employing those with darkvision to work as night guards.
The dwarf PC, seeing the opportunity, talked to the guard captain who redirected him to see the night guard captain who would come out around sunset. He could talk to her and she would run him through the application process. The dwarf PC accepted.
So what did he do next? He didn't tell the rest of the party about his intentions, nor did he follow up on them. Sunset came, nighttime came, and all he did was go to sleep in a tavern and make plans to go to Nefthol with the others later. The time he was told about the night guard captain was about halfway through the session, and he spent the entire latter half pissing around in the city.
At least they went to Nefthol in our second game and made some inches of progress, but still. One of the players (My brother IRL) sat in dead silence for 20 minutes and shat bricks when I suggested he chime in and help the group figure out a course of action, since the dwarf was doing literally all of the leg work this time around. His freakout ended our session early and we still haven't scheduled the next one. I told him he's not welcome to play if he's not going to, y'know, play.
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