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Roger is deathly afraid of spiders so he will try to keep his distance while shouting at the smaller wolves and waving his rock to intimidate them. OOC--Sorry Son of Sod, we must have cross posted! I hope you don't mind that I had Roger throw his rock, killing one of the retreating wolves? OOC--Tha...

Roger is deathly afraid of spiders so he will try to keep his distance while shouting at the smaller wolves and waving his rock to intimidate them.

Roger says to Hammond
I know I'd be glad to stay here for a little while longer, say do you know anyone who might be in need of a shrubbery? I've still got my emergency shrubber kit just in case.

Roger, eager to talk to a working class agriculturalist such as himself, says Good day to you friend, we are very pleased to find ourselves in your lovely town of Dubbston. We are coming from Rumpstone ourselves and are making our way to Deliverance. If you could point us to a safe camping area or k...

It sounds like a grand adventure! Roger says clapping his hands together, visibly excited to have his shrubberies back. And of course you can ride in the wagon friend! He says pointing to Sigga We'll just have to drop my supplies off at my cousin's house. After that my horse and cart can carry us t...

I would say that would be fair. Unless you feel like you owe penance for assaulting me as well. In which case I'll be ready to give you what's owed.
Roger says lifting up his trusty rock.

And let that be a lesson to you!
Roger shouts after the thugs holding his rock high over his head in triumph.
Oof, say my eye doesn't look bad does it?
He asks, completely unaware of the large dark purple circle freshly planted on his face.

Roger turns his attention from Frick to see what kind of trouble his companions are in

He rushes to the door of the tavern, rock in hand ready to use it.

He is going to slowly enter the room so he can assess what is going on before he enters fully.

Roger, after selecting the heavier of the two rocks, walks up to Frick.
Now my boy, perhaps you would be so kind as to tell us who you sold my horse and cart to.
Roger seems to be ready to use that rock if he hears an answer he doesn't like.

Roger begins to speak to the two kids in an unnervingly calm manner. Oh the naive youth, so blissfully ignorant of the moralistic structures that separate us, man, from the mere animals... he continues his lecture (though mostly speaking to himself) as he searches for a large rock, one that ideally ...