I agree, it was a nice little story to start things off and added some dimension to that character.

Gannicus re-sheathes his weapons and returns to his seat on the wagon, happy with the outcome of the situation, but a little concerned about his future prospects in this town.

I agree with Leo, anyone that has the whole town calling him a mocking name behind his back and would let a little joke devolve into a bloodbath can't be the best game in town.

I think we should let it play out, but I don't really fear the consequences of getting on his bad side.

Gannicus jumps down from his wagon and takes up position beside Doughbert and unsheathes his swords. He is hoping that the conflict won't escalate past words, but the week has been somewhat uneventful and he could do with some exercise.

Gannicus places his hands on the pommels of his two swords and readies himself for action.

Gannicus looks at Shaw expectantly, assuming he would initiate the conversation about wages and logistics for the upcoming journey.

Congratulations!

Works for me.

Gannicus waits for everyone to "buddy up" and takes his place after everyone has taken theirs. He carefully places his backpack on whatever wagon he is accompanying, but keeps his swords strapped to his back. OOC: he would also be comfortable with some sort of strategic pairing if it was s...

OOC: Gannicus will also get up early and be ready to roll.