Sickly Slaves of Sshamath RP Thread
Posted: Tue Aug 05, 2014 10:22 am
DMogorgon wrote:The Exchange, Part 2A cart of sickly surface slaves is spotted in the markets of Sshamath. It is picked up by a group of adventurerps from a conclave bureaucrat, and dragged to the Stone Staves by a pair of burly orcs. A human is said to have been spotted among the adventurers.
Strange weather accosted the Eastern Farmlands of Baldur's Gate. There are rumors of some sort of confrontation near the Mercy Orphanage, along with an occasional whisper of drow.
Several adventurers and Members of the Radiant Heart were seen escorting a small group of sickly and malnourished humanoids in rags from the farmlands south of the bridge crossing the river. There, they remain in a makeshift camp setup just south of the river.
kleomenes wrote:The camp is abuzz with healing activity. Druids, scholars of Candlekeep, and Ilmateri work hard for the sick, and food and medical supplies are delivered by merchants.
The camp remains under the watch of the Ilmateri and any other volunteers who pass by.
Hidennka wrote:Two armored members of the Radiant Heart are seen heading toward the Flaming Fist Headquarters from the South, citizens within the Gate whispering and murmuring to each other as they pass. Rumor quickly spreads that the male of the two seemed to have been clapped in irons and led by a solemn faced female paladin with a purple cloak.
njcollins wrote:a man wearing a winged gold and white helmet wearing white full plate mail with a white and red tabard of a golden griffen is also seen bringing fresh food and water to the injuried and the sick, and helping the illmater priests with injuried and sick.
JosephTeneo wrote:A blue robed Mage bearing the regalia of Candlekeep upon his tunic would be noticed spending a few hours caring for the ill men and women held at the makeshift camp. He would be seen making pleasant conversation with each, providing salves and poultices to the more wounded and ill. He would be seen taking samples of saliva and blood from a woman whom exhibited signs of disease, and after a short and hushed conversation with two Ilmateri Caregivers he would travel south.
kleomenes wrote:One of the Ilmateri priests is seen heading north to the city with haste. He returns several hours later in a foul mood, accompanied by a hooded warrior of faith. They continue treating the sick; being joined after a time by a female priestess in grey. Tension is noted between the two clergy, although matters remain cordial as further treatment is concluded.
finneas wrote:*The recently returned armor clad man can be seen accompanying Ameris almost incessantly as he tends to the needs of the former slaves. He is never far from Ameris' side, carrying poultices and medicines, taking instruction from the priest. The only times that he strays from the Ilmateri is to casually meander about the perimeter of the crude camp, his military bearing a show of force should any wish to cause grief to the aid workers or their charges.*
kleomenes wrote:A notice is put up on the notice board in Baldur's Gate, the Shrine of Illmater, and at a few other visible places.
A Call For Aid!In the Name of the Broken God, the Lord on the Rack, He Who EnduresAid is needed from the good people of Baldur's Gate for a band of needy freed slaves. The Adorned of Ilmater and others with mercy in their heart attend to the health of these poor sick souls, but an urgent appeal is made for food and clothing.
If you can find it in your hearts, please deliver such south of the Wyrm's Crossing, where a camp for the sick lies, a safe distance from the city.
Please do not approach the camp directly. Leave the donations at a safe distance, within sight of the Flaming Fist, and one of those staffing the camp will see them safely distributed.
Please, provide aid to your fellow souls; and give generously.
LISA100595 wrote:*The Order of the Silver Rose can be seen gathering food, healing supplies and clothing for the Mobile Triage Unit and heading to the Wyrm's Crossing to meet with the other Knights and care for the sick.*
