Jun 19, 2022 2:57 pm
Autumn slowly approaches upon the small town of Hillkant. Situated on a trade route crossing the foothills of a low mountain range, this settlement sees its fair share of merchants and visitors, which grants both the town and its resident families grand prestige in the eyes of the villages nearby.
Hillkant has a single tavern, known locally as The Falling Men, and you are gathered there one evening, drinking and talking away the vexations of another day’s labor.
Shortly before dusk, a Very Large Man stumbles through the door to collapse on the floor. The strange humanoid is not tall, he barely tops five feet (1,5m), but he is of enormous girth, seemingly equal parts fat and muscle. His arms and legs are so short in comparison that is a wonder he could walk at all.
He is naked and with no obvious sign of a wound, yet he did not move an inch after crashing through the entrance. His skin is pasty white, like it never felt the touch of sun, yet something colorful resides in his arm.
The man is not moving, who shall be the first to respond?
Hillkant has a single tavern, known locally as The Falling Men, and you are gathered there one evening, drinking and talking away the vexations of another day’s labor.
Shortly before dusk, a Very Large Man stumbles through the door to collapse on the floor. The strange humanoid is not tall, he barely tops five feet (1,5m), but he is of enormous girth, seemingly equal parts fat and muscle. His arms and legs are so short in comparison that is a wonder he could walk at all.
He is naked and with no obvious sign of a wound, yet he did not move an inch after crashing through the entrance. His skin is pasty white, like it never felt the touch of sun, yet something colorful resides in his arm.
The man is not moving, who shall be the first to respond?
OOC:
Since this is DCC, introduction of the characters is purely voluntary, I recommend playing Hillkant citizens though. If the characters come from a different village or town, they should have a reason to go and risk putting themselves in danger for the Curwens.