Jason Monroe, SwaRogue/Swashbuckler<br/><br/>Jason didn't find it too difficult to decide on the group that he found most useful... the company that was leaving the next morning. The question was if they took the one on a barge, or the overland one. There were advantages to both, the barge may move faster, but it would have to tie up at night and would almost surely be watched by the Gents until it proved that it had, or didn't have, adventurers going into the moores. Slipping away might be fairly easy though.<br/><br/>The overland would move slower, and would also camp for the night, but the gents may not be watching it as strongly and they could take a late night leaving on the second one... but a lot of walking unless they could get some horses. He was leaning toward the barge, but would discuss it with whoever returned to the inn later that night.<br/><br/>In the meantime, the swashbuckler moved from tavern to tavern, buying a couple of drinks at each and while making general conversation, learn what he could about both the owners of the inn and the parties that had traveled out into the moores. He would also be watching for anyone who seemed interested in him, of course.