<strong>"We-we can! That's right!",</strong>Josh nodded...enthusiastically?<br/><strong>"Feel free to. Antonio isn't too moved, but would help you, if it means they'd pay their dues",</strong>Paco comments.<strong>"That would be best for them, too".</strong><br/>"Paco's right", Marc chuckles. "If they don't bring in the harvest, the baron will have to go in with soldiers - your characters would all know that he can't afford to let that slide. And after he hangs enough of them, the rest would have to pass the winter starving. Of course, dealing with the wolves sure is one of the ways to resolve the whole tangle..."<br/>He shrugs.<br/>"Anyway. Paco's other idea was right: Gwyn will, unsurprisingly, get a chainmail. Plate is too expensive to give as a gift to random strangers - but yes, it's better than leather armour. Since they believe in the goddes of justice, Mitra, and Mitra teaches that everyone has the same responsibilities... there's enough chainmails already fitted for figures like hers, so that's not an issue."<br/>He looks each of you in the eyes, in turn, and rolls some dice behind his screen.<br/>"As you're waiting for Gwyn to pick the best fitting chain, the rest of you hear some servants commenting while passing near you...'yeah, it's good to see Sir Padric in the stocks. He cuffed me behind the ear once. Now I can go eat some bread in front of him'. 'You better think what he'd do when he is released', the other voice replies. These are probably servants judging by their clothes. They go further and you stop hearing their conversation. What do you do?"