Café de Nuit

Professor Huln looks to Dalorna with a somewhat lighter expression of shock and amusement, obviously finding humor in the young mans outwardly crass mannerisms.

"It looks like the young man has taken the noble task of appointing himself leader." He gives a smile before continuing."Foreign religions are somewhat of a hobby of mine. Could be fascinating really."

He then turns to follow Arnuf to the shrine.

Alia follows the group towards the shrine, looking around with interest

Dalorna turns to the professor and asks-

''Professor, in your learned opinion, are what one might call 'local gods' actually aspects of the gods of the common pantheon or are they seperate beings entirely?''

Dalorna nods.

''Thank you, Professor. That was a helpful explanation. I was taught to rely first on my own wits, but never to ignore the power of the gods to help or harm us. ''


The young redhead continues to talk as she walks-

''We should probably get some advice about making an offering- perhaps to Algor as well as other gods. Maybe Isidar can help us with that? She's a priestess of the Smith, you know- and gifted by her patron with magical powers."

"Uh, is a smith like a person who makes things at a farge? Uh, forge..... yes forge! So he or she like makes stuff that is metallic in nature.
Like weapons or whatever. I can give one of my daggers if you guys think that is a good offering. Dwarves do that the best, don't they Lorna?"

tarlyn wrote:"Uh, is a smith like a person who makes things at a farge? Uh, forge..... yes forge! So he or she like makes stuff that is metallic in nature.
Like weapons or whatever. I can give one of my daggers if you guys think that is a good offering. Dwarves do that the best, don't they Lorna?"

''Well, dwarves I've met claim that their kind are the best at such work.''

Dalorna chuckles a bit.

"Hey Isidar, what do you think about a dagger as an offering? An Sir Huln what about you?"

Sara was following the group without talking but deides to speak when they started talk about offers to Algor.

"We don't know what we will run into as going to this cave Arnulf, so better keep your dagger and just give some coins as offer. The priests will use them as better as they can."

VAN wrote:Sara was following the group without talking but deides to speak when they started talk about offers to Algor.

"We don't know what we will run into as going to this cave Arnulf, so better keep your dagger and just give some coins as offer. The priests will use them as better as they can."

Arnulf looks back at Sara. "We're going to a cave? So they have their shrine in a cave. Well I don't have many coins, but if one or two can help them, I'll offer the coins to the priests there. I wonder if they really need coins.....What do they use them for? Doesn't their god help them? I wonder if... ah never mind. Oh look the shrine is here!"


As they arrive at the shrine, Arnulf walks up to the door and knocks hard three times. If there isn't a door, he clears his throat to announce his and the groups presence. If the door opens he presents himself.

As the party comes up to hut . Arnulf's knock at the door goes unanswered . There is no sign of any religious decorations on the hut to point out that there is any kind of shrine inside it . But it is the same Hut that the man lead Dalorna to earlier .

Arnulf looks back. "So do we go in? Noone answered. Maybe noone is in? But wouldn't that be weird cuz shouldn't there be a priest at a temple place thing all the times even in a small tiny hamlet like this?"

"Not necessarily. It is relative to the practiced methods of worship and could be affected by fewer practicing followers."
Professor Huln looks for an indicator as to whether or not the facility is open to casual visitors or not, such as a sign or if the door is locked.