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QUICK STATS:  AC=19+2, Touch=14, FF=17+2 / HP=19/19 / Init=2 / Saves: Fort=4, Reflex=5, Will = 6  _____________________________________________________________________________

Christo frowns at the unnecessary rebuke by others for supposedly being selfish, especially from those who knew him and knew better.  As far as he saw, no one else in the entire group parted with anything other than mere words for the pair of Halflings, whereas he alone bore the expense of providing a sackfuls of foodstuffs and survival equipment to them out of his own pocket, including the sacks themselves. 

He also had invited any of the newcomers to join the group should they so wish and, if the Halflings desired to pursue their goal to get home right away, then Elven minister had also offered to let them carry away sacks of silver for doing nothing other than surviving the imprisonment, which once again handfuls and handfuls of free silver for doing nothing did not seem a greedy act to the priest.

Thus, choosing to ignore the inane statements about his supposed obvious display of avarice, instead the holy man moved near his old friend Sugrin as the cleric paints his face with a well-practiced smile often used when dealing with unsophisticated members of the public and repeats his offer saying, "Good luck again and, as has been offered please feel free to take some of the caravan goods. I was speaking from a dream, my apologies! And, safe travels."

Once the Halflings have made their decisions and have departed, Father Vanleaf is unusually silent and simply awaits the decisions of others as to whether to secure the loot, to recover the nearby caravan supplies they are contracted to return to the owners, to stomp the tuskers, or take whatever action the group wants to pursue.

Continuing Effects: Bardic Music - Protection Devotion from Gerbimble ( +2 sacred bonus to AC)

QUICK STATS:  AC=19+2, Touch=14, FF=17+2 / HP=19/19 / Init=2 / Saves: Fort=4, Reflex=5, Will = 6  _____________________________________________________________________________

Christo frowns at the unnecessary rebuke by others for supposedly being selfish, especially from those who knew him and knew better.  As far as he saw, no one else in the entire group parted with anything other than mere words for the pair of Halflings, whereas he alone bore the expense of providing a sackfuls of foodstuffs and survival equipment to them out of his own pocket, including the sacks themselves. 

He also had invited any of the newcomers to join the group should they so wish and, if the Halflings desired to pursue their goal to get home right away, then Elven minister had also offered to let them carry away sacks of silver for doing nothing other than surviving the imprisonment, which once again handfuls and handfuls of free silver for doing nothing did not seem a greedy act to the priest.

Thus, choosing to ignore the inane statements about his supposed obvious display of avarice, instead the holy man moved near his old friend Sugrin as the cleric paints his face with a well-practiced smile often used when dealing with unsophisticated members of the public and repeats his offer saying, "Good luck again and, as I already said, please feel free to take as much silver as you desire and can carry for you and your families should you so wish.  And, safe travels."

Once the Halflings have made their decisions and have departed, Father Vanleaf is unusually silent and simply awaits the decisions of others as to whether to secure the loot, to recover the nearby caravan supplies they are contracted to return to the owners, to stomp the tuskers, or take whatever action the group wants to pursue, obviously feeling that he has spoken once too often about his oaths and obligations to others and that perhaps it was time for those who were wiser to decide the best way for the priest to fulfill his and the original group's commitments to the true owner of the goods.

But now, his normal smile was replaced with a different look which with the best 'spin' might be misdescribed as smug but likely was something much, much deeper and worse, however none of this hurt was caused by the pair of innocent Halflings who were now on their way home along with the silent prayers of the padre wishing them a successful journey while he also mentally meditates to calm his own state of being.

Continuing Effects: Bardic Music - Protection Devotion from Gerbimble ( +2 sacred bonus to AC)

QUICK STATS:  AC=19+2, Touch=14, FF=17+2 / HP=19/19 / Init=2 / Saves: Fort=4, Reflex=5, Will = 6  _____________________________________________________________________________

Christo frowns at the unnecessary rebuke by others for supposedly being selfish, especially from those who knew him and knew better.  As far as he saw, no one else in the entire group parted with anything other than mere words for the pair of Halflings, whereas he alone bore the expense of providing a sackfuls of foodstuffs and survival equipment to them out of his own pocket, including the sacks themselves. 

He also had invited any of the newcomers to join the group should they so wish and, if the Halflings desired to pursue their goal to get home right away, then Elven minister had also offered to let them carry away sacks of silver for doing nothing other than surviving the imprisonment, which once again handfuls and handfuls of free silver for doing nothing did not seem a greedy act to the priest.

Thus, choosing to ignore the inane statements about his supposed obvious display of avarice, instead the holy man moved near his old friend Sugrin as the cleric paints his face with a well-practiced smile often used when dealing with unsophisticated members of the public and repeats his offer saying, "Good luck again and, as I already said, please feel free to take as much silver as you desire and can carry for you and your families should you so wish.  And, safe travels."

Once the Halflings have made their decisions and have departed, Father Vanleaf is unusually silent and simply awaits the decisions of others as to whether to secure the loot, to recover the nearby caravan supplies they are contracted to return to the owners, to stomp the tuskers, or take whatever action the group wants to pursue, obviously feeling that he has spoken once too often about his oaths and obligations to others and that perhaps it was time for those who were wiser to decide the best way for the priest to fulfill his and the original group's commitments to the true owner of the goods.

But now, his normal smile was replaced with a different look which with the best 'spin' might be misdescribed as smug but likely was something much, much deeper and worse, however none of this hurt was caused by the pair of innocent Halflings who were now on their way home along with the silent prayers of the padre wishing them a successful journey.

Continuing Effects: Bardic Music - Protection Devotion from Gerbimble ( +2 sacred bonus to AC)

QUICK STATS:  AC=19+2, Touch=14, FF=17+2 / HP=19/19 / Init=2 / Saves: Fort=4, Reflex=5, Will = 6  _____________________________________________________________________________

Christo frowns at the unnecessary rebuke by others for supposedly being selfish, especially from those who knew him and knew better.  As far as he saw, no one else in the entire group parted with anything other than mere words for the pair of Halflings, whereas he alone bore the expense of providing a sackfuls of foodstuffs and survival equipment to them out of his own pocket, including the sacks themselves. 

He also had invited any of the newcomers to join the group should they so wish and, if the Halflings desired to pursue their goal to get home right away, then Elven minister had also offered to let them carry away sacks of silver for doing nothing other than surviving the imprisonment, which once again handfuls and handfuls of free silver for doing nothing did not seem a greedy act to the priest.

Thus, choosing to ignore the inane statements about his supposed obvious display of avarice, instead the holy man moved near his old friend Sugrin as the cleric paints his face with a well-practiced smile often used when dealing with unsophisticated members of the public and repeats his offer saying, "Good luck again and, as I already said, please feel free to take as much silver as you desire and can carry for you and your families should you so wish.  And, safe travels."

Once the Halflings have made their decisions and have departed, Father Vanleaf is unusually silent and simply awaits the decisions of others as to whether to secure the loot, to recover the nearby caravan supplies they are contracted to return to the owners, to stomp the tuskers, or take whatever action the group wants to pursue, obviously feeling that he has spoken once too often about his oaths and obligations to others and that perhaps it was time for those who were wiser to decide the best way for the priest to fulfill his and the original group's commitments to the true owner of the goods.

But now, his normal smile was replaced with a different look which with the best 'spin' could be described as smug but likely was something much, much deeper and worse, however none of this hurt was caused by the pair of innocent Halflings who were now on their way home along with the silent prayers of the padre wishing them a successful journey.

Continuing Effects: Bardic Music - Protection Devotion from Gerbimble ( +2 sacred bonus to AC)

QUICK STATS:  AC=19+2, Touch=14, FF=17+2 / HP=19/19 / Init=2 / Saves: Fort=4, Reflex=5, Will = 6  _____________________________________________________________________________

Christo frowns at the unnecessary rebuke by others for supposedly being selfish, especially from those who knew him and knew better.  As far as he saw, no one else in the entire group parted with anything other than mere words for the pair of Halflings, whereas he alone bore the expense of providing a sackfuls of foodstuffs and survival equipment to them out of his own pocket, including the sacks themselves. 

He also had invited any of the newcomers to join the group should they so wish and, if the Halflings desired to pursue their goal to get home right away, then Elven minister had also offered to let them carry away sacks of silver for doing nothing other than surviving the imprisonment, which once again handfuls and handfuls of free silver for doing nothing did not seem a greedy act to the priest.

Thus, choosing to ignore the inane statements about his supposed obvious display of avarice, instead the holy man moved near his old friend Sugrin as the cleric paints his face with a well-practiced smile often used when dealing with unsophisticated members of the public and repeats his offer saying, "Good luck again and, as I already said, please feel free to take as much silver as you desire and can carry for you and your families should you so wish.  And, safe travels."

Once the Halflings have made their decisions and have departed, Father Vanleaf is unusually silent and simply awaits the decisions of others as to whether to secure the loot, to recover the nearby caravan supplies they are contracted to return to the owners, to stomp the tuskers, or whatever action the group wants to pursue, obviously feeling that he has spoken once too often about his oaths and obligations to others and that perhaps it was time for those who were wiser to decide the best way for the priest to fulfill his and the original group's commitments to the true owner of the goods.

But now, his normal smile was replaced with a different look which with the best 'spin' could be described as smug but likely was something much, much deeper and worse, however none of this hurt was caused by the pair of innocent Halflings who were now on their way home along with the silent prayers of the padre wishing them a successful journey.

Continuing Effects: Bardic Music - Protection Devotion from Gerbimble ( +2 sacred bonus to AC)

QUICK STATS:  AC=19+2, Touch=14, FF=17+2 / HP=19/19 / Init=2 / Saves: Fort=4, Reflex=5, Will = 6  _____________________________________________________________________________

Christo frowns at the unnecessary rebuke by others for supposedly being selfish, especially from those who knew him and knew better.  As far as he saw, no one else in the entire group parted with anything other than mere words for the pair of Halflings, whereas he alone bore the expense of providing a sackfuls of foodstuffs and survival equipment to them out of his own pocket, including the sacks themselves. 

He also had invited any of the newcomers to join the group should they so wish and, if the Halflings desired to pursue their goal to get home right away, then Elven minister had also offered to let them carry away sacks of silver for doing nothing other than surviving the imprisonment, which once again handfuls and handfuls of free silver for doing nothing did not seem a greedy act to the priest.

Thus, choosing to ignore the inane statements about his supposed obvious display of avarice, instead the holy man moved near his old friend Sugrin as the cleric paints his face with a well-practiced smile often used when dealing with the unsophisticated members of the public and repeats his offer saying, "Good luck again and, as I already said, please feel free to take as much silver as you desire and can carry for you and your families should you so wish.  And, safe travels."

Once the Halflings have made their decisions and have departed, Father Vanleaf is unusually silent and simply awaits the decisions of others as to whether to secure the loot, to recover the nearby caravan supplies they are contracted to return to the owners, to stomp the tuskers, or whatever action the group wants to pursue, obviously feeling that he has spoken once too often about his oaths and obligations to others and that perhaps it was time for those who were wiser to decide the best way for the priest to fulfill his and the original group's commitments to the true owner of the goods.

But now, his normal smile was replaced with a different look which with the best 'spin' could be described as smug but likely was something much, much deeper and worse, however none of this hurt was caused by the pair of innocent Halflings who were now on their way home along with the silent prayers of the padre wishing them a successful journey.

Continuing Effects: Bardic Music - Protection Devotion from Gerbimble ( +2 sacred bonus to AC)

QUICK STATS:  AC=19+2, Touch=14, FF=17+2 / HP=19/19 / Init=2 / Saves: Fort=4, Reflex=5, Will = 6  _____________________________________________________________________________

Christo frowns at the unnecessary rebuke by others for supposedly being selfish, especially from those who knew him and knew better.  As far as he saw, no one else in the entire group parted with anything other than mere words for the pair of Halflings, whereas he alone bore the expense of providing a sackfuls of foodstuffs and survival equipment to them out of his own pocket. 

He also had invited any of the newcomers to join the group should they so wish and, if the Halflings desired to pursue their goal to get home right away, then Elven minister had also offered to let them carry away sacks of silver for doing nothing other than surviving the imprisonment, which once again handfuls and handfuls of free silver for doing nothing did not seem a greedy act to the priest.

Thus, choosing to ignore the inane statements about his supposed obvious display of avarice, instead the holy man moved near his old friend Sugrin as the cleric paints his face with a well-practiced smile often used when dealing with the unsophisticated members of the public and repeats his offer saying, "Good luck again and, as I already said, please feel free to take as much silver as you desire and can carry for you and your families should you so wish.  And, safe travels."

Once the Halflings have made their decisions and have departed, Father Vanleaf is unusually silent and simply awaits the decisions of others as to whether to secure the loot, to recover the nearby caravan supplies they are contracted to return to the owners, to stomp the tuskers, or whatever action the group wants to pursue, obviously feeling that he has spoken once too often about his oaths and obligations to others and that perhaps it was time for those who were wiser to decide the best way for the priest to fulfill his and the original group's commitments to the true owner of the goods.

But now, his normal smile was replaced with a different look which with the best 'spin' could be described as smug but likely was something much, much deeper and worse, however none of this hurt was caused by the pair of innocent Halflings who were now on their way home along with the silent prayers of the padre wishing them a successful journey.

Continuing Effects: Bardic Music - Protection Devotion from Gerbimble ( +2 sacred bonus to AC)

QUICK STATS:  AC=19+2, Touch=14, FF=17+2 / HP=19/19 / Init=2 / Saves: Fort=4, Reflex=5, Will = 6  _____________________________________________________________________________

Christo frowns at the unnecessary rebuke by others for supposedly being selfish, especially from those who knew him and knew better.  As far as he saw, no one else in the entire group parted with anything other than mere words for the pair of Halflings, whereas he alone bore the expense of providing a sackfuls of foodstuffs and survival equipment to them out of his own pocket. 

He also had invited any of the newcomers to join the group should they so wish and, if the Halflings desired to pursue their goal to get home right away, then Elven minister had also offered to let them carry away sacks of silver for doing nothing other than surviving the imprisonment, which once again handfuls and handfuls of free silver for doing nothing did not seem a greedy act to the priest.

Thus, choosing to ignore the inane statements about his supposed obvious display of avarice, instead the holy man moved near his old friend Sugrin as the cleric paints his face with a well-practiced smile often used when dealing with the unsophisticated members of the public and repeats his offer saying, "Good luck again and, as I already said, please feel free to take as much silver as you desire and can carry for you and your families should you so wish.  And, safe travels."

Once the Halflings have made their decisions and have departed, Father Vanleaf is unusually silent and simply awaits the decisions of others as to whether to secure the loot, to recover the nearby caravan supplies they are contracted to return to the owners, to stomp the tuskers, or whatever action the group wants to pursue, obviously feeling that he has spoken once too often about his oaths and obligations to others and that perhaps it was time for those who were wiser to decide the best way for the priest to fulfill his and the original group's commitments to the true owner of the goods.

But now, his normal smile was replaced with a different look which with the best 'spin' could be described as smug but likely was something much, much deeper and worse, however none of this hurt was caused by the pair of innocent Halflings who were now on their way home along with the silent prayer of the padre wishing them a successful journey.

Continuing Effects: Bardic Music - Protection Devotion from Gerbimble ( +2 sacred bonus to AC)

QUICK STATS:  AC=19+2, Touch=14, FF=17+2 / HP=19/19 / Init=2 / Saves: Fort=4, Reflex=5, Will = 6  _____________________________________________________________________________

Christo frowns at the unnecessary rebuke by others for supposedly being selfish, especially from those who knew him and knew better.  As far as he saw, no one else in the entire group parted with anything other than mere words for the pair of Halflings, whereas he alone bore the expense of providing a sackfuls of foodstuffs and survival equipment to them out of his own pocket. 

He also had invited any of the newcomers to join the group should they so wish and, if the Halflings desired to pursue their goal to get home right away, then Elven minister had also offered to let them carry away sacks of silver for doing nothing other than surviving the imprisonment, which once again handfuls and handfuls of free silver for doing nothing did not seem a greedy act to the priest.

Thus, choosing to ignore the inane statements about his supposed obvious display of avarice, instead the holy man moved near his old friend Sugrin as the cleric paints his face with a well-practiced smile often used when dealing with the unsophisticated members of the public and repeats his offer saying, "Good luck again and, as I already said, please feel free to take as much silver as you desire and can carry for you and your families should you so wish.  And, safe travels."

Once the Halflings have made their decisions and have departed, Father Vanleaf is unusually silent and simply awaits the decisions of others as to whether to secure the loot, to recover the nearby caravan supplies they are contracted to return to the owners, to stomp the tuskers, or whatever action the group wants to pursue, obviously feeling that he has spoken once too often about his oaths and obligations to others and that perhaps it was time for those who were wiser to decide the best way for the priest to fulfill his and the original group's commitments to the true owner of the goods.

But now, his normal smile was replaced with a different look which with the best 'spin' could be described as smug but likely was something much, much deeper and worse, however none of this hurt was caused by the pair of innocent Halflings who were now on their way home with the silent prayer of the padre wishing them a successful journey.

Continuing Effects: Bardic Music - Protection Devotion from Gerbimble ( +2 sacred bonus to AC)

QUICK STATS:  AC=19+2, Touch=14, FF=17+2 / HP=19/19 / Init=2 / Saves: Fort=4, Reflex=5, Will = 6  _____________________________________________________________________________

Christo frowns at the unnecessary rebuke by others for supposedly being selfish, especially from those who knew him and knew better.  As far as he saw, no one else in the entire group parted with anything other than mere words for the pair of Halflings, whereas he alone bore the expense of providing a sackfuls of foodstuffs and survival equipment to them out of his own pocket. 

He also had invited any of the newcomers to join the group should they so wish and, if the Halflings desired to pursue their goal to get home right away, then Elven minister had also offered to let them carry away sacks of silver for doing nothing other than surviving the imprisonment, which once again handfuls and handfuls of free silver for doing nothing did not seem a greedy act to the priest.

Thus, choosing to ignore the inane statements about his supposed obvious display of avarice, instead the holy man moved near his old friend Sugrin as the cleric paints his face with a well-practiced smile often used when dealing with the unsophisticated members of the public and repeats his offer saying, "Good luck again and, as I already said, please feel free to take as much silver as you desire and can carry for you and your families should you so wish.  Safe travels."

Once the Halflings have made their decisions and have departed, Father Vanleaf is unusually silent and simply awaits the decisions of others as to whether to secure the loot, to recover the nearby caravan supplies they are contracted to return to the owners, to stomp the tuskers, or whatever action the group wants to pursue, obviously feeling that he has spoken once too often about his oaths and obligations to others and that perhaps it was time for those who were wiser to decide the best way for the priest to fulfill his and the original group's commitments to the true owner of the goods.

But now, his normal smile was replaced with a different look which with the best 'spin' could be described as smug but likely was something much, much deeper and worse, however none of this hurt was caused by the pair of innocent Halflings who were now on their way home with the silent prayer of the padre wishing them a successful journey.

Continuing Effects: Bardic Music - Protection Devotion from Gerbimble ( +2 sacred bonus to AC)