Two Wolves
Knight
Townie speaks for the Wolf Clan
Some may have noticed a man popping in and out around the West Brit Bank. The people of the Wolf Clan call him Townie, but his actual name is not known. For some time now he has been acting as emissary, translator, supplier and some say servant of the Clan, others say leech.
Before, the natives were giving away their gold and were unable to identify the properties of items found on slain monsters. Townie has helped tremendously to normalize trade with Oakford and with merchants and bulk buyers in Brit. He examines these items and decides what to keep handy and what to sell. Due to the clansmen's pernicious nature and the constant search for meat this has left the Longhouse over-supplied with raw materials, lumber, hides and feathers. Bankers can deed bulk commodities yes, but how do you get three thousand hides or five thousand boards from the remote wilderness to the city?
This is where some of Townie's abilities come in handy. He loads what he can on his back and uses the means of magical travel that are shun by all good Chipewyan. Some tedious work yet, but until it can be discovered how to get packhorses to survive in the wilderness without going feral or the bankers will authorize foreign signing of commodity deeds, this method will have to suffice.
Townie has taken it upon himself to "hold onto" the gold on behalf of the tribe in his private bank box, otherwise it would be just laying around the lodge. He as accumulated a nice little fortune for himself. Scholar or scoundrel he should tread lightly or end up with his head on a spike and his heart on the altar.
... next is Silver Wolf Lonesome Journey (saga) then "Brink of Destruction"
Some may have noticed a man popping in and out around the West Brit Bank. The people of the Wolf Clan call him Townie, but his actual name is not known. For some time now he has been acting as emissary, translator, supplier and some say servant of the Clan, others say leech.
Before, the natives were giving away their gold and were unable to identify the properties of items found on slain monsters. Townie has helped tremendously to normalize trade with Oakford and with merchants and bulk buyers in Brit. He examines these items and decides what to keep handy and what to sell. Due to the clansmen's pernicious nature and the constant search for meat this has left the Longhouse over-supplied with raw materials, lumber, hides and feathers. Bankers can deed bulk commodities yes, but how do you get three thousand hides or five thousand boards from the remote wilderness to the city?
This is where some of Townie's abilities come in handy. He loads what he can on his back and uses the means of magical travel that are shun by all good Chipewyan. Some tedious work yet, but until it can be discovered how to get packhorses to survive in the wilderness without going feral or the bankers will authorize foreign signing of commodity deeds, this method will have to suffice.
Townie has taken it upon himself to "hold onto" the gold on behalf of the tribe in his private bank box, otherwise it would be just laying around the lodge. He as accumulated a nice little fortune for himself. Scholar or scoundrel he should tread lightly or end up with his head on a spike and his heart on the altar.
... next is Silver Wolf Lonesome Journey (saga) then "Brink of Destruction"