Tales of the Wanderlust Company - A New Member!

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 After that last fight, the captive that was freed, Ren Thatcher went home to his family who were overjoyed to see him alive.  But the eager young man was wanting to thank the people that saved him.  He told his parents (who were against it, but saw they couldn't stop him) he was joining the people that saved him and he was going to help them out.

So in game terms, Ren has joined the company as a follower.  Which is good as the dice performed well with him and the crossbow in that ogre fight so I'm going to largely have him dedicated as a crossbowman in the company.

So welcome to Ren as the newest member of the Wanderlust Company.  Here's hoping he's not forced to leave because I am too poor 😉

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