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Message: <blockquote data-quote="J. Alexander" data-source="post: 2665292" data-attributes="member: 28453">Dinner with Giraldii"Then as we have concluded our business, I must beg your pardon and end this lovely evening. I do so look forward to seeing you tomorrow. Perhaps you may have stubled acorss a few more exceptional deals by then." Michael will then stand up and escourt Giraldii off the ship. Returning to his cabin he will bath and clean his clothes and get ready for the Masque.OCC: Giving what your rolling i think there is a good chance your gonna wax one of them. And this may sound terrible but that may not be a bad thing. We tend to think of our characters as invulnerable and build superones etc that we think can take care of themselves and act without support. I did this one time in a campaing  setting of your and boom lost a very dear character to a troll becaause of stupidity. I cant recall his name but he was the one with the firearms and who was in love with an elven girl ....actually i should blame Paul lol as he could not hit but it was stupidty for sure.For the life of me I can not figure out why these guys , dont really know aoubt Keith yet, almost always refuse to build a base of support etc before they go off. The most common answer i hear is , Were loners, I leave no ties, etc..but in doing so they kill their access to much needed information and more importantly they deny the dm a chance to really save their ass thru support intervenation when things truly go bad such a a string of incrediable rolls on invisible castle.  Oh well, in a way miss being there but in a way very glad i am out once and for all....What ever happend to karl?</blockquote>

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