Don’t leave us hanging, man! Did you buy anything good? Do any haggling?

Sounds like some of the D&D sessions I've been in.

So some quick back-story. There's 4 of us + the DM. Joseph was reckless, and his gambling sometimes paid off big (he was suddenly very wealthy), or it didn't...he died. So my character (Barrin) is in denial that Joseph is dead. He thinks there was an escape plan or something that kept him alive.

We're going to our party's next target, but we also realize we need more than just the 3 of us to be safe. So we stop at a largish town along the way to see if we can find people willing to join our adventure (i.e., bring in the replacement character for dead Joseph). We meet him (Sterling), but Barrin is skeptical of this dandy looking dude, and has reservations. The other original member of the party, Valek, seems to have no problem with this new guy. In fact, since he's holding all of Joseph's money (in our bag of holding, which he has because he's a lawful good cleric and the most trusted), he thinks we need to spend that money on supplies (potions, magic weapons, armor, etc).

Barrin is all, that's Joseph's money, and we'll give it back to him when we find him. Barrin is talked into buying some supplies, but is really upset when Valek wants to spend the majority of the money on some Black Dragon Leather Armor for Sterling (the new guy). We just met him, he hasn't totally committed to the party, he's a former pirate, and this isn't our money. So, a lot of the time was spent arguing while shopping.

We got some healing potions for the group.
Sterling got the Dragon armor.
Redcliff (the 4th member of the party, a dwarf) got a bad-ass sword (which was also super expensive).
I (Barrin) got some +1 arrows.
Valek didn't get anything for himself.

But then you'd have had both stiffs in the room!
Unless you're talking about the smell and/or what to do about the body as it decays...get the embalmer in!
(either after you've finished or using the back door!)

Anyway,no more talk about death/the dead unless you treat it/them with respect...like I do.

Respect?
This... Is... LPC!

No self-respecting Dwarf would wield anything but an Axe! Maybe a hammer of some kind but a sword? That dog won't hunt monsignor.

Interesting theory you got there!

We're talking D+D here palmer! different world!

Was hoping you'd say something like that! double

Many different worlds. Kinda the point. In this world, the Dwarves don't limit themselves on the weapons or armor or alcohol they can use. If it makes you feel better, he was using a hammer before he fell in love with that sword.

Are those D+D minis or generic fantasy minis?

Didn't check. But this one is... and this one is as well!


Here's another!

We done yet?

Oh yeah? C'Mere a minute!

It's really sad when smallbob wants to stereotype our Dwarven friends.