Ryth & Eri Part 2

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Picking up where we last left off...

Prunt goes to the training yard looking for a khornite that may know something about his farms shrine/idol.
He finds two half elves (Ryth and Eri) from the militia in the yard training and if they know where he might find someone.

Ryth:
Reaction Roll (1d12, no mods): Mislead
Mood Roll: Joy

I interpret that as just being  mischievous.
Ryth just being a little nosy tells Prunt that he may be able to help if Prunt shares what ails him.

Eri
Reaction Roll (1d12, no mods): Mislead
Mood Roll: Sadness 

Eri knows Ryth wouldn't have a clue about what Prunt is asking, but plays along anyway...

I roll a knowledge test for both half elves to see if they know anything.

Ryth - Intelligence:1+Militia:2 : 0 Successes
Eri -  Intelligence:1+Bard:2 : 3 Successes

Ryth just stares with a blank look on his face. he didn't know such idols existed. 

Just as a look of annoyance washes over Prunts face, Eri chimes in as apparently she had heard a rumor about the idol.

what has Eri heard? 

"What" Oracle: Creature(s)
"Why" Oracle: Change Direction

Daemons? 

Yes/No Oracle: Yes

1d6 lookup God Table: Nurgle 

Eri shares the rumors she has heard recently about nurglings corrupting nearby farms spreading rot and decay. It is likely they got rid of the idol as it was hampering their influence

Prunt
Whim roll: Excitement, Comfort
Reaction Roll (1d12, no mods): Persuade
Mood Roll: Sadness

Prunt admits that he had not upheld the  tradition of  caring for the idol and providing offerings... He is eager to get to the bottom of this, but being a bit of a prissy boy, he offers the two half elves a job to deal with the nurglings.

Eri:
Whim: Lust, Dauntlessness (Virtue)
Reaction Roll: Admire
Mood Roll: Hurt

Eri is strangely excited to go demon slaying, and gracefully accepts the mans request for assistance
(I just discarded the mood roll here, cause I can)

Ryth:
Whim: Lust, Companionship
Reaction Roll: Evade
Mood Roll: Joy

Meanwhile Ryth would rather get his dick wet asks for compensation so at least he may spend a rowdy night at the tavern afterwards

Ryth is compelling another using Confidence:3+Presence:2 : 1 Successes
Weak hit, they have some condition to do what you ask.

Prunt agrees to compensation as long as the job is handled decently.

Ryth is Swearing a Vow using Confidence:3+Presence:2 : 0 Successes
Result: Miss: you face a significant obstacle before you can begin your quest.

"What" Oracle: Item of interest
"Why" Oracle: Bolster Freedom

I was a bit stumped interpreting "Bolster Freedom" so i just asked again

"Why" Oracle: Persevere Friends

Eri reminds Ryth that they have a supply package to deliver to an outpost. They must complete that delivery before they can commit to helping Prunt.


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