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[tntey]

>Check out our collection of books
>Put together some poultices of Silverlead and Tangleroot
>Try to find containers that normally store alcohol; mash in some Widow's Flowers.

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Also, Examine the vials, check if they are donned by a title and if that title is registered inside the notebook and or book, afterwards look around the area, you are in since it was not stated what location you were currently located at. Afterwards, amble around and check out for any useful items that seem to be loitering around, may have some use in our inventory, a nice main objective would be to find some bag to place items in, containers, some sort of food which will not rot, basic survival essentials just in case you seem to not be able to head back to your location from the raid.

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[Chiefwaffles]

>Check out our collection of books
>Put together some poultices of Silverlead and Tangleroot
>Try to find containers that normally store alcohol; mash in some Widow's Flowers.

Also, Examine the vials, check if they are donned by a title and if that title is registered inside the notebook and or book, afterwards look around the area, you are in since it was not stated what location you were currently located at. Afterwards, amble around and check out for any useful items that seem to be loitering around, may have some use in our inventory, a nice main objective would be to find some bag to place items in, containers, some sort of food which will not rot, basic survival essentials just in case you seem to not be able to head back to your location from the raid.

Sadly, there aren't any widows' leaf anywhere, but if really lucky, you may see some on the road, so you grab an empty flask from your food supply to store any you may find on the road. As your awareness of the situation finally gets to a decent point, you scan the contents of the room:

• Your traveling backpack, empty from when you last used it
• A half eaten biscuit
• Another flask, half-full of water
• 6 silver coins

You also look at the vials. They don't seem to be labeled except for a larger empty one with "Widows' Flowers" printed on it. After this, you immediately start grinding your last tangleroot, then combining it with some silverleaf dust and some moss (too) conveniently growing inside your house, which you have deliberately not tended to. [19 + 1 = 20, Alchemy levels up!] the results of your little alchemy session are four high quality restoration poultices that should be able to heal most wounds, as long as they haven't punctured extremely deep or are of certain natures.

You don't really have any notable books in your collection. They're mostly about math, fiction, and general academic related things. However, you see a strange unlabeled book you swear you haven't seen before. The cover of this strange book is completely blank, but you're iffy about looking into it.

The poultices are on the cabinet and you should probably put them somewhere to bring with you before you leave.

Spoiler: You (click to show/hide)

Vikra Bearus, female Scholar/Alchemist
Plain Clothing
Perfect health

In pocket (full?):
-Alchemy Notebook
-Empty flask

Skills
Alchemy: 2

Traits
KING OF THE BEARS - Years of studying bears as a hobby has granted you the ability of W.W.A.B.D. - What Would a Bear Do, increasing your dexterity in certain situations. Even more so in ones commonly encountered by bears.
Well Studied - Spending most of your life in libraries certainly helps your intellect, as well as your knowledge of many things, academic or not.
- You still have much to discover about yourself

((EDIT: GM uses retroactive edit! It's super effective! The post is now Fixed!))

[tntey]

Look in it! ((the book))

[Lyeos]

Devour the rest of the biscuit, pocket the money. Stick the new book in the backpack as well as your least-hated academic book that seems actually useful, perhaps on geography or history or something if they exist. If the water flask can be placed somewhere on your person put it there - if not, put the flasks in your backpack in such a way that they're least likely to be crushed.
Anybody have anything to add or change?

[PokemonRocks85]

Devour the rest of the biscuit, pocket the money. Stick the new book in the backpack as well as your least-hated academic book that seems actually useful, perhaps on geography or history or something if they exist. If the water flask can be placed somewhere on your person put it there - if not, put the flasks in your backpack in such a way that they're least likely to be crushed.
Anybody have anything to add or change?

Before you devour the biscuit, check to see if you're hungry or full, we can't start using our starting items with brisk spam. If you are hungry, nibble at the biscuit. If there's a bed with a pillow, you should take that, if you can't fit it into the backpack, use some sharp item to cut it open and take out its feathery or cotton insides for later usage.

[Chiefwaffles]

You are currently in your hut, after waking up from the dream. Meaning that everything mentioned before you woke up (such as descriptions of the hut) are the same.

[Chiefwaffles]

Okay, for reference:

Inside the hut you have a cabinet, a table, and your straw bed.
The table has the half eaten biscuit, silver coins, and water flask on it.
The straw bed is made out of straw via bunching straw together, and putting it on the floor, and is on the floor. There is no pillow.
Inside the cabinet, you have aforementioned items. On top of the cabinet, there are the four high quality healing poultices. Inside, there are the various books and a bag with a vial of silverleaf dust and a half-full vial stuffed with mistleaf.
The cabinet also has a sword, mortar and pestle, some empty vials, 16 copper coins,

The completely empty backpack is also on the table.

There's a small moss growth on a side of the house, semi-deliberately started by you for an easy-to-access moss 'garden'.

The only things you have on person are the ones stated in the "You" spoiler.

If anyone wants to change their action, just post. Otherwise, you can say no changes/stay silent for a bit.

[Chiefwaffles]

Devour the rest of the biscuit, pocket the money. Stick the new book in the backpack as well as your least-hated academic book that seems actually useful, perhaps on geography or history or something if they exist. If the water flask can be placed somewhere on your person put it there - if not, put the flasks in your backpack in such a way that they're least likely to be crushed.
Anybody have anything to add or change?

Before you devour the biscuit, check to see if you're hungry or full, we can't start using our starting items with brisk spam. If you are hungry, nibble at the biscuit. If there's a bed with a pillow, you should take that, if you can't fit it into the backpack, use some sharp item to cut it open and take out its feathery or cotton insides for later usage.

You grab Kings and Queens of the Monarchy and The Expansion and Golden Age of the Monarchy, both books referring to a nearby kingdom and stuff them into your bag, along with the strange book. You don't really have any other places on your person to put a water flask, so you put it along with the empty one carefully into your backpack, and fill the new void in your pockets with the 0.6.16 coins and the remains of the biscuit.
You also put the poultices in their own vial in your backpack.

You think you're ready to go, but you feel like you're forgetting something. Like a weapon, maybe.
The book is somehow drawing you to it, suggesting magic use, but you resist.

Anything else, or should you head out to the militia gathering now?

Spoiler: You (click to show/hide)

Vikra Bearus, female Scholar/Alchemist
Plain Clothing, Small Backpack
Perfect health

In pocket (full?):
-Alchemy Notebook
-Half-eaten biscuit
-0.6.16 coins

In backpack:
-Kings and Queens of the Monarchy
-The Expansion and Golden Age of the Monarchy
-Empty flask
-Half-full flask of water
-Vial containing four high quality restoration poultices

Skills
Alchemy: 2

Traits
KING OF THE BEARS - Years of studying bears as a hobby has granted you the ability of W.W.A.B.D. - What Would a Bear Do, increasing your dexterity in certain situations. Even more so in ones commonly encountered by bears.
Well Studied - Spending most of your life in libraries certainly helps your intellect, as well as your knowledge of many things, academic or not.
- You still have much to discover about yourself

[The Froggy Ninja]

Read the book.