RE: Rocket-propelled Pokemon Tabletop
08-16-2012, 09:59 PM
(This post was last modified: 08-16-2012, 10:00 PM by Jacquerel.)
The "old people" appear to be heading off on their own errands while those closer to Jack's age naturally gravitate towards the pub. This suits him just fine.
As far as he's concerned priority 1 before making any plans is figuring out what (or in this case who) he's got to work with and, despite the length and excitement, the boat trip really didn't serve that end particularly well. If he can also get a drink out of it (preferably that someone else is paying for) then that's always a bonus.
Besides, where else do you go for making shady contacts than a workman's pub? Jack's made a fair number of fencing deals in the past over a scratched bar table, at least once he looked about old enough to talk his way in.
It's perhaps not the best time of day for that and also possibly not the right kind of town but it doesn't hurt to case out the joint just in case.
Just have to hope they don't have any particular objection to free-roaming ghosts or at least have enough dark corners that they won't notice either way.
As far as he's concerned priority 1 before making any plans is figuring out what (or in this case who) he's got to work with and, despite the length and excitement, the boat trip really didn't serve that end particularly well. If he can also get a drink out of it (preferably that someone else is paying for) then that's always a bonus.
Besides, where else do you go for making shady contacts than a workman's pub? Jack's made a fair number of fencing deals in the past over a scratched bar table, at least once he looked about old enough to talk his way in.
It's perhaps not the best time of day for that and also possibly not the right kind of town but it doesn't hurt to case out the joint just in case.
Just have to hope they don't have any particular objection to free-roaming ghosts or at least have enough dark corners that they won't notice either way.