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The first elf, the leader, was tall and slim. He had long, blond hair and thin grey eyes. His movements were graceful as he trod along the path, hopping over roots and avoiding low branches. Behind him, and moving with equal ease, was the second elf. This elf was shorter than the first, with dark hair and bright eyes the color of a midday sky. He carried a bow and quiver full of arrows. Bringing up the rear was the third elf. This elf had a larger build, and his hair was as dark as the second elf's. He carried several traveling packs.
They moved stealthily and with speed. The ground sloped gently downwards, aiding in their descent towards the Anduin River. Dusk fell. The sky darkened, the woods progressed slowly to a deep blue. The elves never slowed their pace, even as it became too dark for a Man to see. Three black silhouettes crossed over a thin stream and entered the field of Parth Galen.
Suddenly, the first elf stopped.
He motioned for the others to halt. Quietly, the two elves joined him from behind. They stood at the base of Amon Hen. Mounds of black bodies were strewn about the forest floor. The acid smell of death filled the air around them. In that silent darkness, they could discern limbs, corpses, armor and weapons.
Moonlight streamed in through the trees. The three elves stood, hesitating, and studied the bloody mess around them. Desperation, hate, anger and fear hung palpably about the corpses. Evil emotions stained the air, unsettling the elves.
With great caution, the first elf moved forward. The second and third slowly followed, and the three elves moved as one amidst the gore and death. They walked slowly, keeping their footfalls light and invisible. The second elf drew his bow and arrow. The third elf retrieved a thin dagger from his tunic. The first elf scanned the bodies for movement. Yet all was still.
These were orcs. A new breed of orc adorned with battle armor from the west. A white hand painted on each mangled face. The elves shuddered collectively. They continued uphill. No birds could be heard. No innocent creature grazed this area, for the evil still lingered like a fog.
The second elf placed a hand on the first elf's shoulder. He pointed to a large boulder where a pile of orcs lay. Beneath a collapsed orc was a Man. He was near hidden completely, and had it not been for their keen eyesight, he would have gone unnoticed. The three elves hurried forth and knelt beside the unconscious Man. They pushed away the dead orc. Two arrows stuck rigidly from the Man's ornate garments – one from his shoulder and one from his stomach. His torso was drenched in blood. His face, handsome and noble, was white against the dark, wet strands of hair that clung to his clammy brow. The second elf leaned forward and placed a hand on the Man's neck. They waited.
"He lives," the elf murmured finally.
Without further deliberation, the first and third elf hoisted the Man from the ground and pulled his arms around their strong shoulders. The soldier sagged loosely against their grip, emitting only a soft lament as an arrow pushed lightly against the first elf's shoulder. He was heavier than they imagined, but nonetheless they dragged him away from the wreckage and down towards the Anduin River.
It was difficult work, and both elves were breathing hard by the time they reached the banks of the wide river. The second elf arrived a moment later, carrying the Man's blackened sword. Carefully, they lowered him onto the damp ground. The third elf removed his traveling packs and began setting up a makeshift camp. A small fire was lit; water was gathered from the river. Meanwhile, the Man's heavy garments were cut through and his chain mail removed to reveal a trembling, white torso soaked in blood.
As the second and first elf prodded each wound cautiously, the Man groaned softly.
"We must move quickly," the second elf whispered. "Third One, hand me your dagger."
The third elf obeyed. The second elf took the small dagger and warmed it over the fire, while his companions worked to clear some of the blood from each wound. Once the blade was sizzling with heat, the second elf returned and crouched beside the Man's stomach. The third elf took a large rag and placed it against the protruding arrow. The second elf grabbed the shaft – provoking a whimper from the Man – and, in one swift movement, dug the smoking dagger into the wound.
The Man howled in agony. His cries rang out in the night sky, and a flock of alarmed birds took flight from a nearby tree. The first elf forced the Man's shoulders still, but the soldier gasped and choked and kicked away. The second elf continued working, forcing the dagger further into the wound until it felt the edge of the arrowhead. Then, pulling the shaft gently while twisting the dagger, he jerked the arrow free. Blood gushed, soaking through even the thick rag which the third elf had immediately applied. They hastened to grab more cloaks and bindings from their packs in a vain attempt to stifle the bleeding, the Man all the while screaming. The first elf kept a firm grasp to keep the soldier from squirming, but he nonetheless struggled away.
"Lie still," the first elf soothed. "It will soon be finished."
They managed to wrap his torso completely. The third elf retrieved some healing herbs from his pack and, after chewing them to form a sticky paste, applied the herbs to the deep stomach wound. The Man was shivering convulsively now. There was little time. No time. The second elf wiped the dagger against his cloak and held it at the base of the flame. After a few seconds of heating, he then forced it into the shoulder wound. The Man's shaking made it difficult to work, even though both the first and third elf were holding him still. The second elf twisted the knife and hastily pulled the arrow out, ripping through muscle and skin. The Man cried out hoarsely, tears streaming down his face. As the elves cleaned and bound the shoulder wound, the trembling lessened and the Man fell very still.
The third elf retrieved a vial of miruvor from his pack and handed it to the first elf. He poured some of the liquid down the Man's slack mouth. Most of the liquid dribbled down his chin and the sides of his mouth, but the first elf nonetheless tipped a little more. Once satisfied, he recapped the vial and gave it back to his companion.
Then, they waited.
The Man remained motionless. His breathing came as a shallow wheeze. Already, the bandages around his gut were soaked through. The fire crackled softly beside him. The elves watched silently. Their own weariness and apprehension were apparent in the firelight.
"I fear we have done little," the second elf muttered. "We have not the medicine to help him."
"Perhaps we should stitch up the stomach?" the third elf suggested.
"Nay, he bleeds inside as well."
"Know you not any incantations, First One?" the third elf twisted around to look at the first elf. "Anything for the deeper wounds?"
The first elf hesitated.
"In truth, I remember little of the old healing charms," he said. "Well, perhaps I could…" Without finishing, he shifted in his seat and moved beside the Man. Warily, he placed a hand on the Man's burning forehead and chest. He lowered his eyes and murmured a soft chant.
Initially, it seemed to work. The Man's breathing deepened, and the first elf could discern a sealing of the wound in the gut. But as the elf's magic delved deeper, probing his patient's mind, he found a growing darkness. An evil fire burning from the edges within. Visions of a White City turned black and a golden ring against bright snow. More images rushed past – Men falling under a rain of arrows, cold water flooding three nearby swimmers, a thin bridge over an endless abyss. And suddenly, an Eye – a great, fiery Eye staring back at him –
The first elf jumped away, startled. The other two elves leapt forward to break his fall.
"What is it, First One?" the third one demanded.
"There is a fever in him, and an evil which I fear to utter," the first elf gasped. "I saw in his mind fire and doom. And a ring…"
That final word silenced the three companions. They watched the Man now with renewed alarm.
"Nay, it cannot be," the second elf breathed. "It was destroyed with Isildur."
"And yet he dreams of it," the first elf countered. "His thoughts are bent towards despair and grief. All is darkness. And he yearns for the One Ring… He has seen it, grasped it with his very hand."
The first elf's eyes lingered on the blood-soaked garments lying by the Man. He studied the image of the white tree which they had cut through. Creeping back towards the wounded soldier, he placed a hand on his shoulder. As the elf intoned another chant, the Man awoke with a gasp.
His dim green eyes roamed blindly before settling on the first elf. The other two elves approached and also knelt beside the waking Man. Several moments of confusion passed until the Man whispered with difficulty:
"Nay," the first elf answered. "You may call me First One."
The Man closed his eyes and swallowed with visible effort. When he opened his eyes again, they were dark with exhaustion and pain. He seemed to be slipping from consciousness. The first elf kept a firm grasp on his shoulder.
"We have tended to your wounds," the first elf continued. "They are deep, perhaps fatal."
The Man nodded slowly. His expression was dimming.
"There is also a great evil that lingers on your person. I have sensed your thoughts – I have sensed the Ring in your thoughts."
At that, the Man's eyes flew wide open. He nearly raised himself before collapsing back onto the ground with a startled cry. The elves moved forward to keep him pinned.
"The Ring! It is gone, the Ring is gone!" he wheezed. "I tried to take it! Forgive me, Legolas, I tried to take it…"
"What was your business with it?"
"Nay, leave me. I have failed," the Man choked, trying in vain to push the three elves away from him. "The Ring is gone. Gone – I've failed them all. Where – where are the little ones? They took the little ones! Legolas, find them! Where – Legolas – where are my legs? Ai, I cannot feel them! What has happened? Alas, I have failed you all! Leave me!"
"He is delirious," the second elf muttered.
"Peace, brother," the third elf placed a hand on the Man's burning forehead.
"I am not this Legolas you speak of," the first elf insisted. "Tell us, you are of Gondor?"
"Nay, nay," the Man's eyes rolled to the back of his head and his voice broke. "I am a ghost… I will never return. Leave me; it is over. The world of Men is over. It is finished…"
He lost all strength to speak and fell still. The three elves cast each other concerned looks. The first elf shook his head.
"He does not have the Ring," he whispered. "And we cannot learn his tale tonight."
"Aye, let him rest," the third elf said.
The Man shivered anew as a cold wind passed. They placed one of their thick cloaks against his bare, bandaged chest, but that did not stop the ceaseless trembling. New, worrisome symptoms appeared. As the Man fell into feverish sleep, his breath came in labored, broken gasps. The first elf checked each bandage: a yellow-green mess had already formed on the shoulder. He spat in disgust.
"This is Istari treachery."
"What then? Poison?"
"We shall see soon enough."
And so the three elves lingered by the banks of the Anduin River in hope that the Man would heal. They spent the time alternating watch over his restless sleep. He showed no sign of improvement and accepted no food or water for the duration of three days. These three days were spent in a constant battle between dream and reality and the Man revealed much in his irrational talk. The elves learned of the Ring, of a creature named Frodo, of a doomed Quest. There were brief, pained cries of Moria, Caradhras, and Lórien. Their suspicions concerning his origins were also confirmed: the Man was of Gondor, and of high rank. Among all this, he also spoke of Mithrandir, the Grey Pilgrim, and this brought hope to the three elves.
The Man's condition worsened on the fourth day. At dawn, during the third elf's watch, he awoke. The misty sunlight crept over the river and warmed the cool dew which still clung to the forest floor. The third elf, who had been meditating over a cup of tea, was startled to find the Man silently watching him from across the campfire.
"Good morning," the third elf said cheerfully.
He grabbed lembas and a water-skin and walked over to where the Man lay. The soldier's face was waxen, and his gaze languidly followed the third elf to where the latter sat. Once seated, the elf gently lifted the cloak to check the bandages. A sharp smell came from the shoulder, the infection was spreading, and the bandaged stomach was still oozing blood. Nothing had improved.
The elf forced back his worry and smiled at the Man.
"You have slept for three days," he said lightly. "In truth, I was beginning to bore of your company. Will you eat?"
"Water?" the Man licked his parched lips.
"Aye, we have plenty of that," the third elf retrieved his water-skin and pulled out the cap. He placed a gentle hand under the Man's head and lifted it so that he could drink. After gulping down some water, the Man sank back onto the ground. He closed his eyes and, for all intents and purposes, looked very dead.
"So," the elf began, "do you have a name?"
There was a pause as the Man seemed to gather enough energy to speak.
"Well, Boromir of Gondor, it is a pleasure to meet you. You may call me Third One."
"Strange name," the Man mumbled.
"Aye, it is. Once you are fully healed, perhaps I shall tell you the story of my name. It's quite a long story and it seems now you would fall asleep ere I began."
The Man – Boromir – smiled slightly, but the smile twisted into a pained scowl as a fit of coughing overtook him. Violent tremors shook his body. Third One grabbed the Man's shoulders and helped him to his side. The coughing did not subside, but instead blossomed into painful spasms. Fresh blood streamed from the newly opened wounds. Unexpectedly, he vomited a mix of blood and bile, causing the elf to jump back in surprise. After a few more painful heaves, Boromir fell, shuddering, onto his back. He closed his free hand against his stomach.
Third One immediately moved to redo the bandages, but Boromir was loath to let anyone touch him. His shaking hand pushed Third One's away as the elf started to remove the drenched gauze.
"Lie still," the elf ordered. "Pride never saved a Man."
Boromir clenched his teeth, "It's – not – pride."
"I see," the elf said sympathetically. "In that case, this will be quick."
Third One peeled away the thick bandage and placed it to one side. He then retrieved a fresh roll from within his pack and pressed it against the wound. Boromir squirmed under the pressure. Once the bleeding was sufficiently stifled, the elf helped the Man into a sitting position so that he could wrap the bandage around his torso entirely. When the elf moved to help Boromir lie back down, the Gondorian waved him away.
"Nay, I'll sit," he said. "It – it clears my head."
"Very well," Third One replied and took a seat opposite him.
A dazed silence.
"I remember others?"
"Aye. First One and Second One have wandered upriver in search of some athelas. They will be happy to see you have regained your senses."
The effort of staying upright was already producing beads of cold sweat on Boromir's brow. He let his head loll against the tree and kept his good hand clasped protectively against his stomach. The morning sun was shining. Its rays glinted off the Anduin and danced across the leaves and stone. A delicate wind passed over the river and ruffled their hair. Boromir clenched his teeth as another surge of pain shook through him. The elf watched, concerned.
"Fear not, the hurt will soon pass. The arrows were black with poison, but it is nothing a few elves cannot mend. All will be well once the fever breaks."
A weak smile creased Boromir's lips.
"You're optimistic," he whispered. "My heart tells me you… three are only prolonging the inevitable."
"Inevitable for a Man, yes, but perhaps not so soon."
Boromir exhaled, coughed a little. His shoulder bandage was drenched in sweat, yet he trembled. Third One knelt forward and felt his forehead – it burned.
"When First One and Second One return, I will tell them we should stitch up the stomach wound. That will help. In the meantime, try and drink a little water."
The elf grabbed the fallen water-skin and was about to help Boromir drink when the Man, in a show of pride, took the sack from him with a weary grunt. Although his hand shook visibly, he steadied it enough to drink. Another fit of coughing overtook him. He held fast to his gut where red stains formed. The elf hurried forward and helped him lie down. Once Boromir was on his back, the coughing subsided only to be replaced by shallow breathing and renewed shivers.
His condition worsened throughout the day. He fell again into delirium, beyond the reach of any reason or coherence. Third One wished the other elves would return, because he felt useless, as if he was simply a bystander to the wounded soldier's prolonged death. The long day was punctuated only by incomprehensible ranting and painful retching. The single substance the Man's wounded stomach tolerated was the medicinal miruvor, and the first bottle was nearly finished.
After shaking the vial in hopes of loosening more thick liquor, and finding it completely empty, the elf sat back onto the ground with a heavy sigh. It had been six hours since the Man had fallen into his hallucinatory state, and it had been nearly seven since First One and Second One had left. Third One was beginning to worry that the Man would die before they returned. He watched as the soldier groaned and mumbled, his eyes sometimes open and blank, other times closed and motionless.
Third One placed a reassuring hand on Boromir's good shoulder just as another fit of coughing racked through the latter's body. When it ended, the Man looked up to the elf, his expression pained but lucid.
"Elf," Boromir gasped. "If you have any – mercy… let it end."
In the sharp midday sun, the Man's red-rimmed eyes gleamed green against his white mask. Third One found he could not hold his gaze. He looked away.
"Nay, not while there is hope left," he said sternly, surprised at the emotion in his voice.
Boromir's breath shook as another wave of pain and fever weakened him. He took the elf's hand and squeezed it.
"I am finished," the Man coughed. "There is… there is no future for me. Let – it end."
The elf steadied the Man's trembling hand with both of his.
"Do not despair. Death is not the escape you seek," Third One said. "Peace, brother. You will heal, and you will return to Gondor soon."
Boromir's face darkened to near weeping. He released the elf's hand and fell limp.
"Nay," he pleaded, "do not speak of Gondor…"
His words trailed softly as he lost consciousness. Third One adjusted the cloak around his chest. The garment was bloodied as well.
Movement from behind alerted him to the arrival of First One and Second One. They appeared in the clearing further up the riverbank, carrying two slim boats between them. Third One sprang towards them with a smile.
"Finally!" he exclaimed. "And this?"
"We found these two hundred paces from here," First One explained.
"They are of Lórien make," Second One added. "Those who hid them were skillful, perhaps there was one of our kind among them."
"So it seems."
The elves watched the boats expectantly, as if the objects themselves would begin explaining where they came from and why they had been hidden. After a few moments of silent consideration, First One jutted his chin towards the camp.
"How fares the Man?"
"Not well," Third One sighed. "His name is Boromir, we know that much. But I worry for his sickness. He has spent the better half of today speaking nonsense. He cannot hold anything down and the stomach wound will not close."
"We must stitch it," Second One said. "First One, is the internal wound closed?"
"As far as I can tell, aye."
"Then it seems we have only one choice."
Third One nodded. He knew that the other elves had been healers in the past, and he was relieved to have them returned. He helped them carry the boats back to camp. Boromir was lying beside the fire, his jaw hanging open as he slept. Once they overturned the boats and set them aside, First One approached the Man. He lifted the shoulder bandage and grimaced.
"The infection has spread," he sighed and placed a hand against Boromir's temples. "And the life in him wanes. I doubt he will survive the evening," he exhaled sharply, "Come, prepare hot water. Third One, have you needle and thread?"
Again, the three elves set to work in one final attempt to salvage the gravely injured Man. The hours passed, and he did not wake as they threaded the wound. Once the work was finished and the injury cleaned and bandaged, they tried cleaning the disease forming around the shoulder. It was rank with the smell of decay. As they worked, the sun burned golden shafts of light through the trees before disappearing behind Amon Hen. Night fell across the riverbank.
Finally, the shoulder was clean and fresh healing herbs were patted against the gash. They wrapped it tight and pinned his left arm as well. With a collective yawn, the three elves leaned back against the overturned boat. Bright stars peppered the inky black sky. A nearby owl hooted. All was peace, and very quiet.
Third One leaned his head back drowsily. His two friends seemed nearly asleep as well.
"Well, brothers," Second One murmured in satisfaction, "by tomorrow morning, our talents as healers shall be revealed."
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by Josie07M11 » 28 Mar 2013, 22:09
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by erudita74 » 30 Mar 2013, 17:55
Josie07M11 wrote:Hello,
I need some help translating a document that I found using microfiche from the familysearch library. The microfische viewer was not very good and it was extremely difficult to read. (No zoom, bad focus etc) I took a photo of the document using my iphone.
The first thing is this part on the side which is viewable but unfortunately my italian is not good enough:
The second is the actual document. All I really want to know from it is what the ages of Giovanni's parents were when they had him, and perhaps the grandfather's names. I can see that Luciano was 29 when Giovanni was born, and Giorgia's father's name was Vincenzo. It's extremely hard to read so I don't expect anyone to gather much more than I did from it but it's worth a try!
Thank you!
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Josie07M11 wrote:Thank you so much again Erudita! This'll be helpful information for my research
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by erudita74 » 30 Mar 2013, 21:22
Josie07M11 wrote:This record is from the town Chiaramonte Gulfi in Ragusa The second marriage is Salvatrice Cutraro who is actually the source of my ancestry with Giovanni Mangani. I believe Salvatrice's father's name is Mariano? Would that make sense?
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erudita74 wrote:The infant's father was a medical doctor, as the word medico appears after the father's age in the record. From what I understand, anyone who graduates with a degree in Italy may be called a dottore, but usually there is additional info which indicates what that person's course of study was.
Birth in this record took place on Nov 13, 1908.
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sheronb wrote:This sentance though:
Contrada Iselistello, is their address? Did they own their own house, though i doubt it!! Also on rootschat, farmer was translated as a peasant,more or less the same thing though!!
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In the year one thousand eight hundred seventy-two, of day twenty-four, November, in the Town Hall, at the hour eleven ante-meridian.
Before me Nicola Mancinelli, Mayor and the Official Vital Records of the town of Sora, District of Sora, Province of Terra di Lavoro, and appeared Amadio Tuzi, son of the late Felice, of age fifty-one, of profession farmer, resident living in Sora, who has introduced the birth of a child of male sex at the hour six ante-meridian, of today (born today), with his wife Domenica, Lombardozzi, who live together in this town in the house of his own on Contrada Ischitello, which he has presented and has given the name of Giuseppe
The child was not presented before the preceding and the main assessment of the birth was introduced by the informant and the statement of the witnesses. To this action which witnesses have been present, Loreto Di Prospero, son of the late Arcangelo, of age thirty-eight, and of Gioacchino Parretta, son of the late Giacomo, of age of age thirty-three, of professions farmers, residents living in Sora, witeneses of the informant produced = We therefore have formed the present act, singed solely by me, the witnesses and the informant do not know how to write.
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A third victory and a fourth placed finish next time out at Brands Hatch maintained the good start before a win and a second at Cadwell allowed thoughts to start turning towards the title.
Things took a turn for the worse at this point though as two failures to finish left Hinson fourth in the standings and with a broken car to fix.
It was at this stage he made the biggest decision of his racing career and switched teams mid-season, moving to Rising Sun Racing. Alex Clifton became his race engineer and together they devised a race by race plan to claw back the lost lead.
Anglesey provided a mixture of emotions as brake issues in race one meant another DNF but second place in round two got things moving in the right direction again.
Qualifying fourth and sixth for the penultimate round at Donington, Hinson went on to finish third in race one before race two provided a huge turning point.
Having forced an error out of Championship leader Guy Hefford, Hinson was just moving into a deserved race lead when Hefford took him off the track. That demoted Hinson to tenth place but he fought his way back to fourth before Hefford was excluded from the event due to dangerous driving.
Hinson still needed a fantastic weekend in the season finale at Mallory Park to take the title, and he got it.
The car performed amazingly which allowed two pole positions to be secured whilst first and third place finishes gave Hinson the title.
"I would like to say a big big thank you to Alex Clifton at RSR (Rising Sun Racing) for preparing me a superb race car to drive, and for tuning the car into my style of driving," Hinson said.
Hinson is now hoping to attract sponsorship for next season in order to race in either the Ginetta or Lotus UK Cup championships.
If you are interested, contact Paul at firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
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Create a soothing visual presence in any room with this captivating waterfall lamp. The base is textured to resemble cascading water. Handcrafted in the USA from recycled glass. Linen textured shade. Takes one 100w. max. bulb (not included). Each lamp is individually handcrafted. 28"h. with 19"dia. shade.
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Each section of the thread is now easily located with Control-F. Simply copy the code from here into your find bar, and you'll be able to jump to each section with ease. New folks, you'll want to read the bolded sections before posting, the rest of the walls of text can be read at your leisure. It's scenery porn and assorted RP-related links.
[BS01] - Thread Rules
[BS02] - Thread Conventions
[BS03] - Fight Rules
[BS04] - Staff List
[BS05] - Island Overview
[BS06] - Bar/Beach Description
[BS07] - Arenas
[BS08] - Trails and Beaches
[BS09] - Cities
[BS10] - Dungeons
[BS11] - Menu
[BS13] - Pending Changes
[BS14] - Story Updates
[BS15] - Plot Night Events
[BS17] - Rosa's Roleplaying Links
[BS18] - Income and Business Deals
[BS20] - Enemy NPC's
[BS21] - Friendly NPC's
The Black Sand Bar Schedule
Sunday - Nothing.
You can't have an event every night of the week. You're likely to see smaller NPC crowds today consisting of people who make a living doing manual labor, hanging around waiting for a job or just to have some drinks with the boys.
Monday - Bonfire Night
Fresh palm wine goes with skewers to make kebabs and s'mores down at the beach bonfire. Bring a blanket and enjoy the stars! The NPC's who come around on Mondays tend to be the younger set, ranging from mid-teens to mid-twenties - usually couples.
Tuesday - Fight Night
Tuesday is more or less the official day to get your aggression out. NPC's on this day tend to drift more towards fighters and wannabe heroes; in addition, there are assorted weapons, both real and improvised, laying about. There is a clearly posted note near the bar denoting that a free-for-all is in effect when it comes to those seeking to fight, and there's usually one going on somewhere. The losers pay for the damage, the winners get a thousand gold, both OOC'ly and IC'ly.
Wednesday - Black Market
Guns, drugs, and booze, oh my. All manner of legal and illegal things are sold here today, including products made by the patrons. Various NPC's of different races and technology levels wander around these days, offering to buy and sell anything your character wants at a reasonable price.
Thursday -Surf Night
The NPC's around this day tend to be the local surfers, mostly males. However, you'll see quite a few semi-pro and pro surfers around. Not all the time, but more often than one would expect.
Friday - Plot Night
The continuing story of the local rebellion and their struggles against the military dictatorship that rules the country; however, due to recent events, Plot Night may range from rebel activities to dungeoncrawling to fey politics, when a narrator have the time to DM.
Saturday -Ladies' Night
Women get free food, free drinks, tentcabins, certain... discretionary items, and can even request to have fey glamour used on them to make them look supernaturally attractive until the morning after. Unsurprisingly, there's oodles of pretty women about; just be careful that the ten you go to bed with isn't a four when you wake up; the Wand of Healing won't regrow an arm bitten off.
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