Talk:Necromancer Guild

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>ask adano about necromancy

Abbot Adano's face twists in rage and becomes beet red. "Necromancy? You dare speak of that foul craft, and here at the monastery of all places? Guards!!"

Suddenly, a pair of monks appears out of nowhere, grabbing your arms! They lead you off unceremoniously and through the woods, until you find yourself at...

[North Gate, Gate] Nearly forgotten and in disrepair, the North Gate sits untended among a cluster of weeds. Thorny vines grow unheeded against its crumbling archway, and the decorative carvings along the sides of the arch have long since eroded to impressionistic ridges and gashes. Deep ruts slicing through the road's surface waylay unwary travelers even in the daylight. Obvious paths: east.

Just before leaving, the two monks accuse you of being a Necromancer! "Burn him! Burn him!" You hear the cries echo around you as everyone in the vicinity suddenly moves away, giving you a wide berth! It goes without saying you'll be wanted for forbidden practices in Crossing now.

>ask adano about book

Abbot Adano sighs. "Unfortunately, our library is currently overrun by poisonous water snakes, so it's not really safe to go inside." He pauses. "We do have a rather nice collection of books in it, though."

>ask adano about guild

The Abbot frowns. "This is a monastery, ***, not a guild. If you came here looking to join a guild, I'm afraid you were mistaken. Maybe someone in Crossing would be able to help you out."

>ask adano about magic

The Abbot smiles. "Though we sometimes pursue the theories magic at the monastery, we are a very simple group, who has shunned material wealth in order to gain an understanding of life itself. If you really want magic, you'd have better luck with one of the guilds in town... Here we'll just put you to work."

>ask adano about monks

Abbot Adano smiles. "Well, ***, most of our monks have been here since they became adults. We only very rarely have anyone leave. It's a simple life, but a good one. Our order is fairly large, and we're quite self-sufficient. Our main product is our fine wine."

>ask adano about wine

Looking rather pleased, Adano nods. "Let me tell you, ***, we make some of the *finest* wine you'll drink this side of the Segoltha. It's the best, don't let anyone else fool you." He looks to be quite proud of it.