>That pic
My little Smith can't be this cute.

Ask our compatriots if they speak gnoll

>>15929001
That's our rogue actually. Formerly Kendall Slicks, male, now she's Dahlia Slicks, female.
Serves him well for peeping on Quin and Llywelyn (our female elf mage).

>>15929038
You ask your companions, which is composed of Kendall- well, now it's Dahlia Slicks, a human Rogue, Llywelyn MacAran, female elf mage, and Hertzog Gobsmacks, half-orc Paladin of Dunder, former lumberjack.
Hertzog said he knew some Gnollspeak, but not much, just simple phrases. The others don't know any Gnollspeak.
Decision?

Bump, /tg/ is fast tonight.

Ask him to converse with the gnolls. Maybe they have something of value.

>>15929326
You whisper to Hertzog. "Well, why don't you try speaking to them, then? We might help them."
"Okay, here goes." Hertzog strolled into the clearing and says something in Gnollspeak. The three Gnolls perked up, and rose to their feet. One of them says something else. Hertzog and the Gnoll conversed for a while...
roll 1d20 to see how this conversation go.

Bump.
Current inventory: 10 slabs of wild boar bacon, 4 wild boar tusks, and 2 wild boar pelts.
Wallet: 3Gc, 25 Sc and 27 Cc. 1 Gc = 10 Sc = 100 Cc.

Skills:
Basic smithing - 5/5: You know smithing by heart, because your dad taught you to the best of his abilities.
Metalsmithing - 5/5
Weaponsmithing - 4/5: you learned some weapon making from your dad, but haven't actually used said weapons enough to get the right feel for them.
Alcohol tolerance - 4/5: you first drank ale when you were ten, but well, time (and volume) would still get you.
Hammerwielding - 3/5: well, you know how to use a hammer properly, but not as a weapon.
Pickwielding - 4/5: apparently you know how to use picks as a tool and a weapon.
Axewielding - 3/5: you know how to chop wood, but not how to chop enemies.
Mining - 3/5: thanks to Uncle Grum, you know how to look for metal ores yourself.
Enchanting - 2/5: you just learned the basics with Llywelyn.
Drawing - 3/5: sometimes, in your off time, you like to doodle. Sometimes an order needs some careful planning. You're no Da Vinci, though

rolled 2 = 2

Guess I'ma roll then.

rolled 15 = 15

>>15929712

Mulligan?

>>15929712
>>15929782
The dialogue seemed to have turned sour, what with angrier tones strewn about by the Gnolls. But then Hertzog mentioned something, and the Gnolls lighten up. Hertzog motioned for the rest of the party to join him.
"Wow, I didn't know you have excellent diplomatic skills, Hertzog... I thought it would go badly."
"Nah, it was nothing. As soon as I mentioned wild boar bacon they wanted some. Anyways, meet Rugar, Truro, and Sajag. They're from a Gnoll tribe further north. Seems like they were hunting, and they got lost."
The three Gnolls grin sheepishly, which amounts to 'bloodthirsty' to the rest of the party.
"Ah, so they're low on food and stuff?"
"Kinda like that. If we give some bacon, they'll help us carry things to the village, where they'd try to get a good bearing on where their tribe is."
The Gnolls lick their lips in anticipation. One of them is emitting growling sounds from his belly.
Decision?

rolled 4 = 4

kill and fuck one of them infront of the other two

>>15929913
You swing your axe and fuck one of the Gnolls.
ha ha, no.
Seriously now.

rolled 14 = 14

Fuck the gnolls, less literally. If they have nothing of value I see no need to escort them. Much less feed them.

>>15930079
"Hertzog, tell them that we won't give the bacon unless they have something to trade it with."
Hertzog converses again, which was met with a disappointed-sound from the Gnolls. But then one of them perked up and rummaged through his pack. He came back with some stuff:
- a chipped short sword, with a double-eagle motif on it that's been scratched
- a metal mug, which is made of pewter
- two bear hide, as big as the Gnoll
- six wild boar tusks
He speaks Gnollspeak again with Hertzog, which then explained to you that they'll trade one of these items for 3 or 5 bacon slabs.
Decision?

>>15930202
Forgot to specify: this means you can trade 3 or 5 slabs with 1 short sword, 1 pewter mug, 2 bear hide, or 6 wild boar tusks.

And they mention they can do woodworking and hunting.

rolled 17 = 17

a trade for that amount of bear hide is a great deal. Silly gnolls, of course we'll take their money

>>15930317
You hand over five slabs of Wild Boar bacon, and pointed to the bear hides. You know they're good material to make leather armor with. The Gnolls smile their funny grin, and hand you the bear hides, while licking their lips on the amount of bacon.
"Seems they're good with the trade. Now, let's continue to the Wild Oak cluster and cut us some wood!"
You leave the Gnolls behind, and arrive at the Wild Oak cluster.
Roll 1d20 to see if we get good Wild Oak wood!

rolled 7 = 7

Please be better than my 2

rolled 8 = 8

>>15930536

Why do I even bother.

>>15930536
After some searching, you find a good-sized Wild Oak sapling, which is straight enough for your warhammer handle. You promptly chop it and carry it in your other hand. Seeing as it's close to midday, you depart the area, back to the village.
Roll 1d20 for encounters... hope you get high rolls. Low ones = ohshitmonsterinthewoods.

rolled 7 = 7

Same guy again, let's get some action going!

>>15930715
Along the way, you encounter a pack of wolves. It seems like your party has intruded on their meal of dead deer. Now there's six snarling wolves and a dead deer against your four.
Roll 6d20 if you want to take on all six of them! Or just 4d20 if you want to take on four, etc.
Roll combat!

rolled 9, 19, 17, 11, 18, 14 = 88

I don't afraid of anything.

>>15930811
>McRollsLow
>rolls high
>post number and dice result are both doubles
You, fine gentleman, are one lucky fella.

You charge, yelling something about Leroys and Jenkins, while the rest of your party are preparing their weapons. With your strong, smith-tempered arms swinging the axe, the wolves are struck down; Out of six, there is now only one still alive. It limps and whimpers, its mind undoubtedly scarred by the encounter. Hertzog's jaw hung loose, as well as Dahlia's and Llywelyn's.
Somehow, Llywelyn blushes a bit.
"Bloody hell, Quin! I didn't know you had such... strength in you!"
"I've never seen someone so eager to go in battle, at least since I left the monastery of Dunder." Hertzog expresses his suprise.
"Dang, that's sick-nasty, yo!" Dahlia shrieks, obviously not adjusted to her vocal chords yet.
And so, you returned to your house, with an additional five Wolf pelts, a Deer antler, and 30 Wolf teeth. The party departs to the Inn, eager to get some food after that walk in the woods.
Now, what do you want to do? Go into town and see the market/inn/bar, or make something out of your newly-acquired materials?

Inventory: 48 mineroach carapaces, 2 mineroach queen carapaces, a cave Bas hide, 3/4 bar of copper, 4 bars of pig iron, 10 coal, 5 hematite, 2 chalcopyrite. 5 slabs of wild boar bacon, 4 wild boar tusks, 2 wild boar pelts, 2 bear pelts, 5 wolf pelts, 1 deer antler, 30 wolf teeth, and 1 Wild Oak sapling wood.
We have plans for a good Warhammer.

Sorry OP but I think after that I'm all lucked out.

Thanks for the entertainment, you are a scholar and a gentleman.

Peace.

rolled 8, 5, 17 = 30

Compose the warhammer and maybe something for Llywelyn. Pass by the inn and impress her with machismo

hey
it is Smith quest!

>>15931130
Meowth, that's right!

>>15930996
By your rolls, the Warhammer would be of above-average quality, but it will take more than one day to make it.
Three, in fact.
But whatever we'll make for Llywelyn would be a very nice gift for her...
So, we drop by the Inn and meet Llywelyn, as usual, working as a part-time bar-maid to finish her table and chair debts. Hertzog, as usual, is the assistant barman, and Kendall- oops, Dahlia, is mopping, but not as sullen-looking as last time.
"Hey Llywelyn! C'mere! I got something for you!"
Llywelyn finishes her deliveries, and then hurried over.
You hand her a necklace made of ten wolf teeth, strung together with whatever string and bead you can find in your house.
"Why... thank you, Quin! This is a beautiful necklace!" She blushes, hard. Obviously, she likes the gift.
Okay, now what do we do? Do we start working on the warhammer, or do we stay in the village for a bit longer, maybe listen to rumors and such?

rolled 1 = 1

rumors for sure

Saw: <title>
Expected: Morissey
Got: ...I don't know, but I'm out this thread

WORK ON THE WARHAMMER!

rolled 5, 14 = 19

rolling again for warhammer hoping we will improve it quality by taking more time on it.

>>15931492
>>15931317
you don't need to roll for rumors.
Anyways, you stick around and listen to the latest scuttlebutt. Some miners are arguing about going into the 4th level of the village mine, although it's crawling with Mineroaches and Crawlings it has abundant Chalcopyrite and Magnetite. If only someone would clear the levels for them, they'd be crawling all over the place by now.
A bar patron says to another that there's gonna be a foreign noble visiting the land, and the village is in the list of places to see. The other bar patron says it's not a noble, but a celebrity from another faraway land, with a background in gladiatorial fighting.

We then go home, with a clearer picture how to craft the warhammer... but although it will be faster, the quality would drop a bit (averaging rolls). Anyway, we start work, and is abotu halfway done when Llywelyn drops in for our daily enchanting lessons.
Roll 1d20 for the success of today's lesson...

rolled 13 = 13

>>15931547
>but although it will be faster, the quality would drop a bit (averaging rolls).

NOooooOOoOO.
Can't we sacrifice speed for quality?

Okay, rollan for practice.


Hey, I have a nice idea.
>Drawing - 3/5: sometimes, in your off time, you like to doodle. Sometimes an order needs some careful planning. You're no Da Vinci, though
How about we ask Llywelyn to pose for us for a portrait?
We could improve our skill and do something fun at the same time.
Not nude though (yet)

>>15931581
For this evening, you learn some more ancient Artheran words you can use while enchanting a piece of metal, so you can control the enchantment. You get the gist of it, and afterwards, you ask Llywelyn to pose for a drawing. She blushes, but smiles.
"Of course! I'd like to see how you draw me..."
Roll 1d20, to see how good we draw her!

rolled 2 = 2

>>15931619
If it sucks profoundly refuse to show it to her.

No, if it is so bad, better eat it to avoid embarrassment. Then tell her that you need more practice in that field and will do it again later..

rolled 2 = 2

>>15931647
>2
OH NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!

Die in embarrassment.

>>15931647
>>15931656

Damn, I suck at rolling.

Anyway, after the drawing, invite her for tea and talk about stuff. ... Just stuff.

>>15931656
>>15931647
After doodling her, you notice that it... doesn't look like her at all. You erase some stuff, draw it again... but to no avail...
"So, how'd it go, Quin? Can I look yet?"
"Ah, uh... it's not done yet..." You try to hide the picture.
"Yeah man, I say it looks weird."
You and Llywelyn look to the third voice's source...
"Dahliaaaaa! Why are you sneaking around here againnnn???" You bolt and chase her out the window, running some laps, while Llywelyn laughs like a Gnoll watching Whose Line is it Anyways. After some running around and finally tackling Dahlia and bringing her in like some game, slumped over your shoulders, you then make tea for three. Jokes, opinions, and a recap of the rumors from the bar were had. Llywelyn and Dahlia excuse themselves when it got late, and you checked Dahlia thoroughly, just in case she rummaged through your wardrobe and made off with your undies. Seeing that your undies are there and accounted for, you then give Stella, your pet mineroach, some dirt, and proceed to go to sleep, happy that you have such nice companionship.
What do you want to do tomorrow, besides working the warhammer?

>>15931737
>What do you want to do tomorrow, besides working the warhammer?

Dammit! We are going to make a pretty portrait for Llywelyn. One way or another. So practice for about an hour tomorrow, when you have time.

(Can Quin work on two projects at the same time? If so, take a small commission)

Also, does Quin know armor making?
Would be nice to make a beautiful plate armor for her.

And if we do, what kind of materials would we need for one?

>>15931773
Well yeah, we can multitask. But will there be someone with a job the next day?
Anyway, roll 2d20, one for the drawing practice, and another for prospective customers.

rolled 1, 2 = 3

>>15931821
Alright.

Please be good.

>>15931807
Yeah, we know how to make armor, in fact, that just reminded me, we have plans for a Mineroach Queen carapace breastplate. Work on this as well as the warhammer Y/N?

rolled 16, 11 = 27

>>15931830
>I_have_no_reaction_image_for_this.jpg

Damn, alright, spend the evening at the inn with your friends. Have a good time.

rolled 8, 8 = 16

>>15931834
Alright, since from the previous rolls it seems we will have no customers today.

I do hope that the armor is practical first and then, if it allows, beautiful/fashionable/whatever (so no bikini bras, that is what I am trying to say)

>>15931834

Didn't we avoid working on it because we didn't/don't have suitable metal?

>Disedi the

Captcha says we should make the Disedi.

>>15931834
Nope, we should start a new weapon trend instead
BIKIN KERIS
Do our Enchant magic are strong enough to build a proper one?

rolled 15, 13 = 28

>>15931915
ENCHANTMENT!

How did I forget that.
We need to enchant our warhammer.
Will the effect be better when we enchant during the process of making the weapon or after it?

>>15931841
>>15931873
Allrighty then...
Practicing our drawing, we start out with a simple doodle... but then you get the gist of drawing stuff. You draw a nice little picture of Stella chewing some dirt. Then you remembered that you have the plans for a Mineroach Queen carapace breastplate, and headed off to work it. Three hours later, you made the breastplate, simple in its design but serves its function well. The strings that held the breastplate can be slid to accomodate the wearer's bust.
We finished this just as noon arrives, so what do we do now? Go to the inn and talk to the adventurers? Or do we create trinkets from the massive amount of mineroach carapaces lying about in our house?

P.S. we did make a mineroach carapace bra, though we gave it to Dahlia.
It's bigger than her bust, though.

rolled 8, 2 = 10

>>15931958
>Or do we create trinkets from the massive amount of mineroach carapaces lying about in our house?

TRINKETS!
Not only will we have many different stuff to sell, but they will also serve as a practice for more delicate stuff.
In fact, we should also put minor glamor enchantments on each an every of them for enchantment practice. We cannot rely on theory all the time, practice is important.

>>15931929
usually it's better if we enchant it while we make it. Don't worry, the warhammer's still not done yet. And according to
>>15931894
we don't have suitable metal for it... we'd need to find more iron ores and smelt them.

>>15931915
bused, ada orang Indonesia lain rupanya?
Anyway, right now we can only enchant small things like rings and accessories, but if we get 3/5 skills we can enchant knives and small armor like that. At 4/5 we can enchant bigger weapons and full armor, and at 5/5 we can enchant all kinds of weapon and armor with better enchantments.

By the way, let's just say that the 'warhammer' we're making now is the prototype, made from pig iron. At least it will make a good weapon substiture when you go in the mines.

>>15931982
I think it is better if we get a supplier for ores instead of dungeoncrawling the mines.
We are a smith, not a good-fer-nothing adventurer!

Taking up a pickaxe to personally mine the ores should be last resort when we are completely out of funds.


We can still enchant mineroach trinkets, right?

>>15931982
Kayaknya yg indo disini cuma kita aja gan (im the same guy from your now defunct derelict quest)

part sebelumnya ga di archive ya? ga nemu di suptg

Go to the inn, find any information about finding a better metal that we can use

>>15931974
Woah the thread suddenly gained speed!

Anyhow, for today, you make 20 trinkets out of 10 mineroach carapaces, and enchant them with minor 'beauty' effects. Some you manage to enchant successfully, but some just... flunked. Hmm, must be how you say the mantra that makes it work well. You slowly learn how to enchant better.
Then, evening comes, and with it, Llywelyn too. She noticed your work, and taught you how to enchant properly. Hmm. You're getting the hang of it! At the end of the lesson, you have 15 beauty-enchanted mineroach carapace trinkets, and 5 plain mineroach carapace trinkets.
Not bad. You feel that you can enchant bigger stuff after a bit more of her lessons.

So, what do we do the next day? 1d20 for customers, as usual.

>>15932042
It is noon now.
We better go to the inn in the evening, yes?

>>15932056
rolling

try to find a material supplier

rolled 1 = 1

>>15932085
dangit

>>15932042
hehehe. Kurang nyarinya kali gan.
http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive.html?tags=smith+quest

>>15932006
Eh, Uncle Grum did say he'll give you 10% of whatever he found in the mines, but only if you visit him in the village mine. Also, clearing more levels enables Uncle Grum to mine that level, and so far we've cleared only the third level (first and second is already clear).
-Level 1: Hematite, Coal, Chalcopyrite
-Level 2: same as lv 1
-Level 3: Hematite, Chalcopyrite, Bauxite
-Level 4: Chalcopyrite, Bauxite, Magnetite

Also, they say that below level 5 there's magic crystals.

rolled 6 = 6

>>15932056
Put the best trinkets on display so that people can see your handy work and/or buy them.

Hmm, we didn't visit the inn. Plan to visit the inn in the evening for more information/rumors and good time. Information on high-quality ores would be the best.

Work on your warhammer again. During the breaks doodle stuff to practice your enchantment.

Also, show your new breastplate to your friends.

rolled 7 = 7

>>15932104
>-Level 3: Hematite, Chalcopyrite, Bauxite
>-Level 4: Chalcopyrite, Bauxite, Magnetite

I honestly do not know what these words mean. But I'll take your word for it.
What do we need to make high quality products?

>>15932109
The next day, you put your trinkets out front, so any passers-by would notice them. You also work on the pig-iron warhammer, and taking breaks to doodle about what sort of enchantment you'll put in the final warhammer. You also made the pig-iron warhammer to be detachable from the handle, so you can just switch the head later.
Later in the evening, you visit the Inn with your breastplate, and suprisingly, the Gnolls from the woods are there, too. If you're not mistaken, Rugar, Truro, and Sajag... and they seem to be conversing with Hertzog. The bar owner's looking wary, but Hertzog and the Gnolls look a bit relaxed.
"Hi Hertzog! What's up with the Gnolls?"
"Oh hey, Quin! It seems they've managed to return to their tribe since we last met. Now, the tribe is asking them to be an envoy of sorts, since the tribe doesn't want trouble from the people living here. They're here to learn our language and customs. I'm going to teach them how to speak in Midlish, since it's the way of Dunder to help those in need."
One of the Gnolls then looks at you, and grinned. "Yas! we, we try speek Midiss, wit Hetzog. He gud ticher. We hep gard vilige fo Hetzog hep."
Oh, that makes sense. By the way, Midlish is our language.
Continue bar scuzzlebutt spying? Y/N

>>15932207
Actually, see if the gnolls are interested in buying any of our wares. IIRC, gnolls love stupid trinkets almost as much as they love deadly, deadly weapons.

>>15932134
So, basically, Uncle Grum can go to levels 1-3 for now, and get us a random number of Chalcopyrite, Coal, Hematite, and Bauxite.
Chalcopyrite contains Copper and Iron, Hematite and Magnetite contain iron, Bauxite contain Alumunium. All but Bauxite can be smelted on the mine's smelter, but Bauxite might need some magical help.

High Quality products need high quality materials, and a good roll on the dice. For example, hematite iron is of lesser quality from magnetite iron.

Anyway, here's a list of ores I copied from Wikipedia:
Argentite: Ag2S for production of silver
Barite: BaSO4
Bauxite Al2O3 for production of aluminium
Beryl: Be3Al2(SiO3)6
Bornite: Cu5FeS4
Cassiterite: SnO2
Chalcocite: Cu2S for production of copper
Chalcopyrite: CuFeS2
Chromite: (Fe, Mg)Cr2O4 for production of chromium
Cinnabar: HgS for production of mercury
Cobaltite: (Co, Fe)AsS
Columbite-Tantalite or Coltan: (Fe, Mn)(Nb, Ta)2O6
Galena: PbS
Gold: Au, typically associated with quartz or as placer deposits
Hematite: Fe2O3
Ilmenite: FeTiO3
Magnetite: Fe3O4
Molybdenite: MoS2
Pentlandite:(Fe, Ni)9S8
Pyrolusite:MnO2
Scheelite: CaWO4
Sphalerite: ZnS
Uraninite (pitchblende): UO2 for production of metallic uranium
Wolframite: (Fe, Mn)WO4

>>15932245
Damnit, Jim I'm a fatbeard, not a chemist!

>>15932261
I'm no chemist either, I'm a 2d artist at a game studio. With background in computer science.
But yeah, at least I'm describing things the easy way instead of requiring certain reagents to smelt ores properly...

rolled 8 = 8

>>15932245
Well..... I leave all this science stuff for smarter people.

>>15932242
Oh, that is a good idea.

>Continue bar scuzzlebutt spying? Y/N
Y

Here's the easier to understand list
http://df.magmawiki.com/index.php/DF2010:The_Non-Dwarf%27s_Guide_to_Rock

which mean we need to mine some flux stone to make a proper steel

WE NEED TO GO DEEPER

>pinter tstanith
nggak juga kok captcha

>>15932245
Do any of these listed metals have any additional magical qualities to them? Or are they completely identical to what we could look up on a wikipedia page?

>>15932242
>>15932287
>>15932310
You remember that you were carrying an enchanted trinket, and you show it to the Gnolls. "Do you like trinkets? I can sell you some."
"Ah, ah. I sorri. No koin, nu in vilige. Meyor say he pay fo us hep gard vilige, la, later."
"Don't worry, you guys can come to my shop later on, and I accept payment in other stuff."
The Gnolls ask Hertzog in Gnollspeak, over the word 'shop' and 'payment'.
"Ah, ah! We, we get. Th- thank you. Som-tim, yas, we, we visit."
Oh well. We sit on our favourite spot, while listening in to the latest rumors. Of course, the Gnolls are the center of attention right now, but you manage to hear something about the supposed foreign gladiator celebrity that's visiting. She's also a Gnoll! Other than that, the miners are still wondering what's the best protection against Crawling bites, since the village doctor doesn't have enough antivenom for it.
Llywelyn sits with you, her shift ended. "So, Quin, what brings you here?"
"Oh, nothing, just listening to the latest gossip and rumors. By the way, I brought this along..."
You get the Mineroach Queen carapace breastplate, and explained its functions. Llywelyn seemed interested.
"That's one good breastplate, Quin!"
"Yes, yes! A good one, indeed!" A man in a dark cloak interjects.
"Hey, who the bloody hell are you, mister?" Llywelyn angrily says to the cloaked man.
"Oh, pardon me! I'm just an aficionado of metalworking, you see- I travel a lot, too."
Hmm. Suspicious. Any suggestions?

>>15932432
Ask him if he's interested in buying it. If not, ask what he wants.

>>15932432
Metalworking!?

Talk shop with the guy. Exchange tips and advices.

>>15932455
The breastplate was custom made for ourself, wasn't it?
I don't think anyone would want to buy it unless we modify..

>>15932475
Maybe he wants it for someone else, or simply as an artistic piece, or to resell it elsewhere for a higher price, or wants us to make him one, or is curious about our fusing of chitin and metal, or something.

>>15932469
This, be friendly but probing. Dark cloaked strangers have a tendency to arouse my suspicion.

>>15932356
Same like in this world, but almost everything can be enchanted in this setting. Magic crystals are unique to this setting, being crystals imbued with primal magic, which could be 'molded' into other kinds of magic. For example, the mining hat they wear in the mine has a small magic crystal embedded on it, with light magic infused on it.

>>15932455
"So, sir, you seem to be interested in this breastplate. Do you intend to buy it?"
"Ah, I would buy it, if only I am carrying any money on me right now. But not to worry, I happen to know people who can."
He then pulls a sheaf of paper, and draws the breastplate quickly. He then writes, "Mineroach Queen breastplate. Made by..."
"Um, excuse me, good smith, what is your name?"
"Quin Fuller Smithsson, sir?"
The man looks a bit perplexed. "Do you happen to know a late Bjorn Smithsson, sir?"
"Why yes, he's my father."
"Ooh! Wonderful! I thought his shop would close since his death! I'd be sure to tell my clients about you, good sir."
Quick, we haven't named the village yet! Any names for the village?

>>15932524
BJORGVIN!

BJORGVINLAND

Derk. Just Derk.

>>15932542
This one.

>>15932524
>if only I am carrying any money on me right now

Perhaps we can barter?
What does he have to trade?
Tell him we are interested in high-quality ores.

Also, ask this gentleman's name.

>>15932542
The stranger then pens the rest of the sentence on his drawing. "Mineroach Queen breastplate, made by Quin Fuller Smithsson, son of Bjorn Smithsson, of the village Bjorgvinville."
Oh dear. It seems he mistook you for a man.
"I'm sorry, sir, but I'm the daughter of Bjorn Smithsson."
"Oh, pardon me, ma'am. I'll fix it quickly."
He then scratches out the word 'son' and hastily wrote 'daughter' above it.
"I'll be sure to put good word with my clients... I'm pretty well-known for my intensive catalogues, you see."
The man departs.
"So... what does this mean, Quin?"
"Um... I think we just got a free advertisement."
It's late evening already, so Llywelyn went with you for your enchantmen lessons. Practicing with the already-enchanted trinkets, she dispelled the enchantment in one of them and lets you re-enchant the trinket. With careful guidance, you now learn how to disenchant things, albeit the bigger an object and the longer it's been enchanted will hamper its disenchantment. You'd need a powerful disenchant spell (you'd need to be a mage to do it) or many disenchant rituals over a long period of time to dispel old, big enchanted objects.
Well! Time to roll 1d20, to see if we can reach that 3/5 on enchantment!

rolled 10 = 10

>>15932694
HERE GOES NOTHING.

Afterwards talk with Llywyn. Just about life and stuff, also mention Dahlia. I did not realize that the sex-change spell was permanent. Is she planning to turn him back into a man?

rolled 2 = 2

Hey, it is late. Ask Llywyn to spend the night here *wink*wink*

But seriously, nothing lewd or anything just friendly sleepover

>>15932718
Ooh yeah, 3/5 get! After some back and forth with Llywelyn, now you get the idea of how to enchant bigger things! Although, you haven't practiced this yet.
Anyway, after the lessons, you talk to Llywelyn over some tea about Dahlia/Kendall. "The sex-change spell, eh? I don't think it would be permanent. It's actually made not to be permanent... but I don't know how long he'll stay being a she. I did sneeze while drunk, while casting the spell... Now I have to figure out if it's the timed-expire spell, or the trigger-expire spell."
"Timed-expire? Trigger-expire?"
"Well, timed-expire spells usually dispel themselves over a set period of time, while trigger-expire spells usually dispel on a trigger. You know the story about the princess and the frog? Kinda like that, but the trigger could be anything."
"Gee, it must be hard on Dahlia."
"I don't think so... she seemed to moan to herself at night. That bloody girl still has the mind of a boy! Anyway, I'd need a good magic wand to determine the spell, but the nearest magic shop is at the city."
"Oh, you mean the city to the East?"
"Yep. Even then, we might not get what we're looking for, but at least I can place an order for the wand there."
Hmmmm.
And so, it gets late, and as usual, Llywelyn kisses you on the forehead as her weird Artheran 'friendship ritual'.
What should we do tomorrow? Visit the mine? And oh, feel free to say which kingdom or nation the village of Bjorginville is under.

rolled 15, 10 = 25

>>15932820
Hmm... if she can make an order for a wand, perhaps we can also order high-quality ores?

Tomorrow? Finish that hammer and apply enchantment on it (something that improves the hit-chance) [rollan for enchantment]

Go outside, find a nice place and practice drawing again [rollan]

>>15932820
Lets Talk to the celebrity gnoll gladiator. Maybe we can get her interested in the goods we sell and she can become a customer and get other people to buy stuff, because if a celebrity wears or uses the things that you made, it must be good.


Also the gladiator, it's Gneutered.isn't it from Gladiatrix quest?

rolled 6, 6 = 12

>>15932820

Visit the mine.

Metal is awesome

Also, what would it take to become major (or leader) of this town?

>2d20 because why the fuck not

>>15933050
Whatever happened to that quest?

It was pretty good one..

>>15933050
Dooo hohoho, you have a good eye, sir! Yes, I'm including cameos from past and present /tg/ Quests in this one. Maybe not just quests in the future...
>>15932870
Well, 3/5 doesn't mean warhammer enchanting yet, but we're trying anyways, right?
So, the next day, we try to enchant the almost-finished warhammer with a 'reduced weight' enchantment- so the holder would be able to direct the blows better, and the enemy receives the full weight of the hammer. You focus... say the right sequence of mantras in ancient Artheran... and bind it using the True Name of the warhammer... all the while, finishing and shaping the warhammer's head. At last, you have enchanted the warhammer! You're not sure if you can do this with other warhammers without more training, though you're more confident on trying it on knifes and the like. You slide and lock the hammerhead onto the Wild Oak handle, and there we go, a nice, prototype enchanted warhammer! You just wish it's made of sturdier metal, though, but hey, it's a prototype.
Feeling refreshed, you practice yoru drawing, this time on the landscape. Stella is watching from your shoulder (she likes perching there), while you draw the hills, the mine, the forest, and the village... Well, it's no masterpiece, but you feel kinda proud of yourself.
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>>15933086
Is the quest done for today :(

When will the next one be? And will you do this on more regular schedule (like 2-3 times a week?)

>>15932820
Invite Llywelyn to sleep over tonight.

>>15933086
>Dooo hohoho, you have a good eye, sir! Yes, I'm including cameos from past and present /tg/ Quests in this one. Maybe not just quests in the future...

Are we going to be visited by OIS Harbringer?
And is it going to rain Extermenatus on this planet because that quest is run by genocide maniacs? D:

>>15933100
Sorry about that, seems like the quest ends here for now. I'd probably do this on another sunday, but sometimes the internet weather here got bad (like what just happened).
>>15933138
Naah, I'd put references to fantasy quests rather than sci-fi ones. By the way, can you guess the visiting foreign noble? The short sword the Gnolls found is a clue...

Smith! IG! Decided to continue this one, after all?
Dohohoho!

Anyway, double-headed eagle or just two eagles?

Also, make a demibra/shelfbra from the normal mineroach shells for Ke- I mean, Dahlia. Give the normal-size one for Llewie, and let Quin wear custom-sized one.
Hertzog wouldn't really like one, I'd assume, but give him a bear-hide cloak (ask a tailor) with a mineroach shell clasp.

Give cave bas hide to a tanner and ask what could be made out of it.

>>15933218
>By the way, can you guess the visiting foreign noble? The short sword the Gnolls found is a clue...

From.... Knight Quest?