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Reis moves up to wrench open the door, holding his rapier ready. He scans the area for a sign of the recently departed Perkiss. If Reis sees Perkiss from the door and the baboons are not blocking the way, he will chase the zookeeper. If he doesn't see anyone, or if the baboons are blocking the...

Reis looks around for Perkiss but finds his way blocked by one of the attacking baboons, so he takes a jab at it with his rapier. Attack Roll - 17+4=21 Damage Roll - 1+2=3

Hmm... would it be a good idea for Ciprinius or I to try Handle Animal on the baboons? Or probably pointless?

Reis flicks the dagger from his hand at the nearest baboon, then draws his rapier and stands ready. Attack Roll Damage roll (if necessary) Not sure if I did that right... guess we'll see, though.

I thought Perkiss was a human. Might be wrong, though.

(OOC) EDIT: Sorry, I didn't see earlier posts. I'll just say Reis took his five steps back and is still holding his rapier.

Well, I didn't pull that one off. I hope Sarn's grapple goes better...

Reis blanches and withdraws, managing to sheath his rapier with his good arm and again draw his dagger. He uses the distance to addresses Perkiss; his voice is somewhat unsteady, but his anger overpowers it. "Don't be a fool, man! You've proved you can use that thing, now give it up! Next time...

Reis watches Sarn's charge falter as Perkiss threatens to skewer the unarmed half-orc with his rapier, curses again, and unsheaths his own rapier. He heads towards the menagerie keeper at a run and with a calculated flick of his sword, attempts to disarm him. Okay, here goes. Perkiss now gets...

Reis curses under his breath and plucks a dagger out of his belt, moving so that he has his back against the wall with a clear line of sight to the doorway, which he eyes nervously.

Hmm... I can have Reis try to disarm Perkiss, right? Do I just use an attack roll? It says on the SRD site I also need an attack of opportunity, whatever that is. EDIT: Well, I guess that's pointless now that Sarn's grappling with him. Maybe I could join the grapple, but we might need someone...

Reis raises an eyebrow dryly. "And yet, he has claimed that he anticipates taking ownership of your menagerie should you fall into debt. How remarkable that you don't know him." With a slight roll of his eyes, he rises and turns to his companions. "I'm ready to leave if all of you are."

Reis looks up from his thoughts and nods to the zookeeper. "If you don't mind, I've just got a few other questions for you." He ticks them off on his fingers as he talks. "First, what time did the robbery take place? Where and how did the thieves get in?" He pauses, thinking. "Oh, and what do...

I've heard those recommended a number of times. I looked at the first of her Assassin books once, though, and reading the back cover really made me lose interest. To be more specific, it was the character names - King Shrewd, someone Chivalry, Prince Verity, someone Regal, etc. It sounded like a...

I've picked up Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell. It's an interesting book - a good read, and mainly off the beaten path of fantasy.

Reis, after glancing around the menagerie, walks over behind his companions to look at the scrap of ribbon. "Looks like it's just a piece of litter to me, or maybe something they throw in for the monkeys to play with." He shrugs. "Go ahead and try to take it if you like, though." He glances...

I would tend to assume we put back everything as we found it. As for Yarman's, Reis doesn't have anything else he wants to do there, but I don't know about the rest of the group.

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Hmm... on the topic of George R.R. Martin, I read the first book in his long series and liked it, but wasn't overly impressed (never got any further because I couldn't find the other books in my library - odd, given their popularity). But I recently came across a short story / novella of his...

Oh, okay. That's fine, then - I just wanted to know, since it's always possible something was screwed up with my e-mail. But if it usually takes a while, then I'm sure I'm fine.