Two men of angmar walk into the Prancing Pony, their dark brown armor covered in dirt. Both men have brown hair and thick beards. They find an empty table and ignore the noise as people move away from them.
"I do not know why we are here," Soltakh says.
"If we are lucky we can find allies to help our people in Donnvail," Budan says. "We will need help to free the city from the soldiers of Carn Dum."
"The way they look at us does not give me hope. Though I can understand their fear of me. It must seem strange to have an enemy in your bar."
"You are not their enemy. Besides I find most from outside Angmar assume all hillmen are one group."
"That seems a bit small minded," Soltakh says.
"Are you saying you could tell the difference between a man of Bree and one of the Eglain at a glance?"
"Well, no, I suppose not."
"The more of our people that fight for freedom from the Dark Lord's influence the more the free people will accept us," Budan says.
"We have done what we can to weaken our enemy but they remain powerful."
"Yes, even with the reduced number of the Iron Crown and orc they hold a great force withing the city walls."
"I had false orders destributed throughout the city," Soltakh says. "I was glad to hear that many crates of food had been redistributed to those who plan to stand with us by the elf who placed the orders for me."
"With your orders and the defeat of Fushath the orcs should have trouble uniting against us."
"He took out the Angmarium that acted as the troll's master as well. Though from what I hear it would have been difficult to slay one without the other. Muirathakh feared those he sat in judgement of and would not let his executioner wander far from him."
"Our enemy often brags about their power only to show their fear," Budan says.
"I was happy to hear that many of my brothers in the city see what I now know to be true. The forces of the Dark Lord can not be trusted."
"Those in the city are in a possition to cause a great deal of havok when we attack. Between the two points of the attack we should be able to drive our enemies away. That being said I would like more allies to bring to bare against the orcs."
"The stronger the force we can muster the more hesitant the orcs of Carn Dum will be to try to reclaim the city after they lose it," Soltakh says.
"I am glad that the rangers are willing to help. Their strength will help save many lives and leave a more powerful defence in case of another attack."
"How far do you intend to go to ask for assistance?"
"No farther than this," Bugan says. "Any farther and the time we would spend would put our allies in the city in too much danger."
"This place has many adventurers running around and I'm sure some will be happy to fight for a little gold."
"We should find them tomorrow before leaving."