Yeah, I have no idea what cottagecore is, either. But my players assure me that this is a thing, and since we’ll be playing in a bucolic setting that’s actually im Cottage, I’m pretty sure it doesn’t get more cottagecore than that.
Anyway, Sunday. D&D. Time yet to be determined, but why not brunch. A spot or two still open at the rustic table.
You can feel the passion that went into making the map!
Also, I still have to pay for making the bearskin into a cloak. Plus I’d like to buy a bucket so we can supply some water for Bartholomule in our absence.
Would we get a small cart through the woods? That’s a question I’d ask the rangers probably, they should have a good feel for that. It could come in handy to transport treasures and wounded (in that order).
@irx Dernard sucks for -1 at all missile weapons, right? How about we supply him with something that comes cheaper? A simple sling should do. We do have some dexterous members who could teach you the very basics.
“Dernard! Stop grumbling about those lost daggers. Get a sling, we used to play with those as kids, even you shoukd be able to handle one. Stones are cheap.”
@H prices please for: making bearskin cloak; bucket; cart; sling and ammunition
Yeah, the problem is proficiency. I’ve dagger proficiency, and that’s it. So there might be a bigger penalty because of this. But I’ve already an idea about the dagger situation. H will receive it as part of my downtime activities.
You could probably get a small cart through the woods, but it would slow you down significantly and involve considerable detours.
Oh, I wouldn’t worry too much about proficiency. You’re going to gain another at level 7 anyway …
In any case, unfortunately, magic-users can’t use slings, for arcane reasons that will be immediately obvious to anybody who has studied the mystic arts for just a century or two. But you’re both right in asking for a more efficient option; we’ll handle the details ahead of Sunday’s session.
A cloak itself is below 1gp, so the manufacturing costs aren’t that high, but I’d offer a very generous 2gp for making the cloak while NOT cleaning the fur!
Lies! That’s just one of those practical jokes that halfling always pulls on me. 12gp and half a dozen tankards of ale to make you forget the smell of the thing.