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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Joshua Randall" data-source="post: 9598260" data-attributes="member: 7737">Commentary:Almost all of the worshippers wear "the scarlet crossed logs of Blessed Dyan on a surcoat over full battle armor, some of which glows with the dweomers of various enchantments."Why would the paladins wear full battle armor to a prayer service? That'd be super uncomfortable, especially if they are going to pray until dawn, as Garrrrrn mentioned earlier.Also, why are they allowed to wear magic armor? It seemed like all magic was suspect and grounds for arrest and execution. Alternatively, if it's OK for the paladins to wear their magic bling, wouldn't all that armor "broadcasting" powerful dweomers drown out anything OUR Carr Delling brought along?Leaving that aside: although we gave up the Sceptre of Bhukod, we are still wearing our enchanted Deeppockets cloak and Darlis still has her magic flute. Both of which Garrrrrn detected immediately. So wouldn't Arno's paladins still be able to Detect Magic us?Arno's hair is held in place by "a gleaming adamantite tiara carved with symbols and glyphs [we] don't recognize."One might call this a Sorcerer's Crown. [take a shot](158) if we have learned of a creature called 'Pazuzeus'; or if not,(210) to remain in hiding to see what more we can learn, or(199) to confront ArnoObviously a creature called 'Pazuzeus' has something to do with Pazuzu. But when could we have learned this? It must have been on one of the paths we didn’t take. Hmm….“Leave the cathedral post haste” is not a choice, so let's stay at our peeping Tom position and turn to what is, in my opinion, the finest numbered section in this book.</blockquote>

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