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elven woman, a little older than you, with very |
bright, almost platinum hair that is pulled up |
into a high ponytail that drifts past the |
shoulders, seeming a very sheer negligee. |
MARISHA: Uhh… Hi. |
SAM: Looking up the spell? |
LIAM: No, something else. You’re good. Go on, get |
it on. |
MARISHA: What’s your name? |
MATT: “Vorsah.” She pushes you in the room and |
closes the door. |
MARISHA: Okay! |
MATT: Cut to black. |
SUMALEE: Nila was going to cover her ears. |
LIAM: You’re probably nailing a 250-year-old! |
MARISHA: Hot! |
SAM: Oh, elven aging! Cougar! |
MARISHA: Yeah, exactly! |
MATT: (singing) Here’s to you, Mrs. Robinson. The |
morning eventually comes, some of you more |
hungover than others, but as you come to and |
gather yourselves and wash for the coming day, you |
hear the sounds of almost broken roosters outside. |
They call: this horrible, terrible– It’s a harsh |
north this side of Wildemount for these poor |
birds. |
LIAM: Welcome to Deadwood! |
MATT: This is very much the Deadwood of the |
continent. You can already hear the town coming |
alive outside; the occasional shouts– you’re |
unable to make out the words, but the morning has |
definitely kicked in. You gather your things and |
make your way down to the bottom floor where Champ |
is not currently there. There’s somebody else– |
looks to be a younger man, probably in his late |
teens, early 20s. He appears to be half-elven, |
with this curly mop of bright-red hair on the top |
and a smile, and he’s currently going through a |
ledger of some kind. |
ASHLY: Do I recognize him? |
MATT: You do not. |
SAM: His name is Rex. |
SUMALEE: Rick and Rex. |
LIAM: Before going down with Nott and Caleb, I |
would say when we get up: We need to talk for a |
minute, okay? |
SAM: Listen, you should just forgive Keg, she |
doesn’t know that she was being insulting. She’s |
rough around the edges– and she’s right, you |
could do better than me. Look at this. This is a |
mess. I mean, the teeth. |
LIAM: I don’t care about Keg or any of that. I |
want to talk about what you and I are doing. |
SAM: All right. |
LIAM: I was this close to running off from that |
road when things turned on us. You and I, we are |
going to survive together. That is the main |
thing. |
SAM: Why didn’t you run? |
LIAM: The dwarf stepped up. (snaps) Changed my |
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