Chapter Interlude – Innovation and Invention
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Released on: March 15, 2023, 2:42 a.m.
Last edited: March 19, 2023, 12:20 a.m.
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Some honourable mentions
| Name | Count |
| Kevin Hall | 95 |
| Bird | 79 |
| Saliss Oliwing | 75 |
Some honourable mentions
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| [Dreamer] | 13 |
| [Thought Healer] | 9 |
| [Inventor] | 8 |
Some honourable mentions
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| [Powerful Persuasion: Enchanters] | 2 |
| [Incredible Adhesive] | 2 |
| [From Mind, Accurate Sketch] | 1 |
Some honourable mentions
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| [Featherweight] | 4 |
| [Levitate] | 3 |
| [Wind Resistance] | 3 |
Some honourable mentions
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| Goblinhome | 11 |
| The Wandering Inn | 10 |
| Liscor | 8 |
Mentions
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| Rufelt Owelt | “Rufelt, what do you dream about?” |
| Tails and Scales | The co-owner of Tails and Scales paused in cleaning a mug at his bar. The glossy countertop and recently reupholstered chairs were polished by a thousand occupants, the wood smoothed and stained by countless spilled drinks. |
| [Bartender] | He got a lot of questions as a [Bartender]. ‘What do you think I should order?’ ‘Where’s the bathroom?’ ‘Who are you to tell me how much I’ve had to drink?’ |
| [Bartender] | Those were all popular ones, but he also got questions like that from his regular guests. Any [Bartender] could tell you that there were times when you were just a drinks-dispenser or doing crowd control and counting coins coming in. |
| Tails and Scales | Mind you, Tails and Scales had a selective clientele. They took anyone on some nights when they wanted to make money, but Lasica and Rufelt got to choose their customers, and some were so well-paying that they made up for clients who ordered the cheapest drinks. |
| Lasica Feltail | Mind you, Tails and Scales had a selective clientele. They took anyone on some nights when they wanted to make money, but Lasica and Rufelt got to choose their customers, and some were so well-paying that they made up for clients who ordered the cheapest drinks. |
| Rufelt Owelt | Mind you, Tails and Scales had a selective clientele. They took anyone on some nights when they wanted to make money, but Lasica and Rufelt got to choose their customers, and some were so well-paying that they made up for clients who ordered the cheapest drinks. |
| Rufelt Owelt | Rufelt’s bar was back in business. Things were—good between him and Lasica. |
| Lasica Feltail | Rufelt’s bar was back in business. Things were—good between him and Lasica. |
| Rufelt Owelt | Not perfect. But there wasn’t an illusion that things would be perfect. They were not—as they had been—drowning in things said and unsaid. It felt like Rufelt had woken from a dark dream. |
| Belavierr Donamia | And that dream—that nightmare—was a woman and a period of his life he would never forget. Belavierr…and the work of Demons. |
| Belavierr Donamia | He talked to people about it. Not his patrons, mostly. But he’d joined a group of people who talked about how they were doing, and after his run-in with the Stitch Witch, he’d been directed to a class he’d never known existed. |
| Chaldion Oliwing | Chaldion, or rather, one of his people, had introduced Rufelt to an odd subclass that was rarely seen outside of a city like Pallass. |
| Rufelt Owelt | Chaldion, or rather, one of his people, had introduced Rufelt to an odd subclass that was rarely seen outside of a city like Pallass. |
| Pallass | Chaldion, or rather, one of his people, had introduced Rufelt to an odd subclass that was rarely seen outside of a city like Pallass. |
| [Thought Healer] | [Thought Healers]. |
| Rufelt Owelt | It was an odd class. How did you heal a thought? Before his loss, Rufelt wouldn’t have understood what the need was for that—or rather, how it touched on him. But that was because he would have thought it was something a [Soldier] or [Adventurer] needed. |
| [Soldier] | It was an odd class. How did you heal a thought? Before his loss, Rufelt wouldn’t have understood what the need was for that—or rather, how it touched on him. But that was because he would have thought it was something a [Soldier] or [Adventurer] needed. |
| [Adventurer] | It was an odd class. How did you heal a thought? Before his loss, Rufelt wouldn’t have understood what the need was for that—or rather, how it touched on him. But that was because he would have thought it was something a [Soldier] or [Adventurer] needed. |
| Pallass | He knew the Plains Gnolls shared things, but it was inconceivable to him. Yet Pallass did have [Thought Healers]. |
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