The Drow War Book Two. The Dying Of - RoseRed
The Drow War Book Two. The Dying Of - RoseRed
The Drow War Book Two. The Dying Of - RoseRed
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<strong>The</strong> standard cabins for crew families are rudimentary,<br />
with simple beds and chests for possessions. Harrier<br />
custom is to divide a room up with hanging sheets to<br />
give a sense of privacy. Even the poorest of the Harrier<br />
families attempt to brighten a room up with coloured<br />
silks and gaudy ornaments. <strong>The</strong>y cannot stand a room<br />
to be drab.<br />
All of the cabins on the living levels are essentially<br />
identical. A Player Character entering one at random<br />
has an 80% chance to find it occupied by 1–2 sailors<br />
and 0–3 children.<br />
2. Mess Halls<br />
This large chamber has square wooden tables at regular<br />
intervals. <strong>The</strong>re is a smell of fresh cooking in the air.<br />
<strong>The</strong> walls are decorated with huge silk hangings with<br />
abstract geometric patterns on them.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Harriers gather here for communal meals three<br />
times a day. At eight in the morning, midday and six in<br />
the evening, the room is packed with Harrier families<br />
(and the rest of the ship is all but empty). Half an<br />
hour before the meals are dished up, four sailors are<br />
in the room laying out places and making everything<br />
ready. <strong>The</strong> silk hangings on the wall are ideal for hiding<br />
behind.<br />
3. Galley<br />
<strong>The</strong> air swirls with steam as you enter this room. <strong>The</strong><br />
sound of bubbling stew comes from close by. <strong>The</strong><br />
Sea Harriers must like their food spicy, as there is a<br />
powerful smell of curry and ginger. <strong>The</strong> large, freshly<br />
slaughtered carcasses of four cows lie at the end of the<br />
room on a bloody tarpaulin.<br />
One cook (Grebben) and eight sailor assistants are in<br />
this room at all times, preparing food for the others. If<br />
they are attacked, Grebben casts animate dead on the<br />
cow corpses and tries to use them to block off the Player<br />
Characters’ exits.<br />
Grebben is a bald, tan-skinned, red-faced person with a<br />
gold ring in each ear. She is a woman, but her large girth<br />
and lack of hair make it very hard to tell her gender. She<br />
was originally a priestess of an obscure sea-goddess,<br />
Sohallish, serving with a temple in Kahoor. When<br />
the sea raiders attacked her ship, they recognised her<br />
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