--another mini turn, because really, you shouldn't have to waste a turn checking your inventory--
Head back inside the chapel.
After asking and perhaps even receiving some goods to fight undead with, head back outside, check pockets. How much money do I have? And what's in my clown bag, exactly? Does it have any sticks of butter, weapon-like implements or a fake baby, perhaps?
You head back inside the chapel and ask the priest for holy water. He seems somewhat suprised, but directs you towards a small basin.
"Take however much you want, and may the blessing of Solaris illuminate your path. I'm afraid I don't have salt at hand though, perhaps you could check the inn?" You fill up a flask with holy water and snag a big salt shaker from one of the tables at the inn. The innkeeper looks at you with an amused expression, but doesn't object.
All...right...then.
Check my stuff.
Ain't nobody got time for that, so here's all of your inventories. You all have your travelling clothes, whatever those might be, these do not grant bonuses or armor.
Nosegay: clown bag: contains some rope, a change of clown uniform, a
horn, three patented stay fresh banana peels, extra slippery, a rubber chicken, and a bunch of colored handkerchiefs. >salt >holy water
-Egen: Magic 101: by archmage Edric. A book also commenly referred to as the 'wizard's companion' or the 'pocket library'. Has all the information a new follower of the magic arts could need.
-Tomo: walking stick: A stick from one of the travellers you ate. Its a hefty wooden thing, coming up just above your hip.
-Moskar: chipped cleaver: A hefty cleaver like a butcher's.
-Natasha: Old cutlass: It's a cutlass, well used but not so well maintained. Still a dangerous thing, though.
-Seanna: Iron wakazashi: something between a large shortsword and a small sword. Not as sharp as it could be, due to inferior materials.
All of your inventories have a limited hammerspace, like ER's. Your not stuffing entire barrels in there, but We're not going to bitch about that one sword that's too big to fit in a bag under normal circumstances.
((edit: i've also updated the first post, adding a link to a dropbox document with all the inventories/skills. I'll try and keep this as up-to-date as possible))