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    Thar's Manual of Good Conduct Pages 10 and 11

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    Thar's Manual of Good Conduct Pages 10 and 11

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    Thar's Manual of Good Conduct from the old Dungeons and Dragon expansion The Orcs of Thar

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    Helmet: sim, Previous banple metal hetmer fields, Wound perforati ds, properly Black Closter ations sul visi landatory lacerati | ions, worn at all times, Shoulder Bag: Lightweight lea > eamed by the sted and bauaionen Aft Of the uniform, stains, and patches, rel 8. Must be t est so the bay nains behin shield. Suitably tipped, smudged, and blame + eat soups and other food that won't stay in the hand. Kobolds, or smaller, get dee shall goblins and up to hobgoblins get a pig's skull, pnolls ot bigger get a cow's skull. Ogres get two. Trolls don't need any. Dagger: Conventional blade, with teeth on the bak hhooks on the guard, and spike on the butt. Comes wth lizard sheath, and acceptable rust decoration and dens Personal Pouches: For personal effects. Must be tached fo the belt, on the left side, behind the sic. Con 80 en each nicely chewed-up as per regulations, ind. thick, made of leather laced wih Te hai Has elegant hooks strands of human hait, and A te oe wel 4 eats, PI eee Sihuin reinforced belts weapon. Calabash: Contains enough water. Enough water lasts a certain time, depending on the conditions. If you ran out of water, you drank too much — check with the chief. ‘Thirty-Foot Rope: Made of goat and boar hair. Enough to support one orc. Hobgoblins and gnolls get two ropes. Trolls, ogres and anything bigger just get a crash course on climbing. Worn across the chest, from the shield side down to the waist opposite the shoulder bag. Blanket: Normal size; looks large for kobolds, small for cogtes. Used for any purpose. In winter, warriors get to te bear skins as partof their winter uniform, Rolled up, itis carted on the belt, in the back. Soot and Silencers: For covert missions. Soot comes in small pots and is rubbed on the face and hands during. night raids against humans. They can't see you and it scates the living moonlights out of them when they can. Silencers are scientifically studied devices made from old cloaks, and wrapped around the boots, clubs, and other noisy equipment. Soot and silencers are kept in the shoulder bag Web Strands: Come in a small ball. The dried strands of the giant cave spiders can be dried, and then easly used as a small net. Strands can cover small traps, or can be placed on the helm. Branches and leaves are added for concealment, Human monsters haven't figured it out yet 10 ara

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