Antithetist
First Post
[sblock=OOC]I don't have an issue with assuming that you guys took the letter with you.
Regarding kal'Tarron using Religion: basically you're just using your knowledge of the faith to make the priest trust/like you more, so at best it's going to give a bonus on a social roll. Otherwise you can just substitute a knowledge check for any social skill on a roll involving an NPC engaged in that field, which I don't think is the intention. I'm not going to let you use the 19 you rolled, for the same reason I didn't make you use the low roll you made on Streetwise, either - those rolls weren't relevant at the time you made them. Regardless, though, as far as these questions go you can get answers on the basis of your previous Diplomacy check.[/sblock]
The priestess's eyes widen with the gravity of the information. "Necromancers? But... here?" Her shock is evident. "I wish I could help you, but - Derslin, was it?" She shakes her head. "That doesn't mean anything to me. I'm sorry. But if he's involved in things like that... well, I don't know how he could be staying at any of the logging camps around town. The workers there are locals, honest men - most of them come here to pray. I know them, I know their families. They wouldn't stand for any evil magic in their midst, and if they suspected something then surely they would have come to me for advice."
She looks thoughtful. "Deeper into the woods, though, up to the north - toward the mountains... if there were necromancers anywhere, it would be there. Our woodsmen don't stray too far that way. They say that the forest grows wild and strange, and the people who live that way have grown likewise, and don't take too kind to strangers."
The man shakes his head. "Not me, but that's what they say. Fella like that doesn't walk through town without attracting some attention, you know, and it's a small town - people talk. Plenty o' folks saw him headed back across the fields towards the forest."
Regarding kal'Tarron using Religion: basically you're just using your knowledge of the faith to make the priest trust/like you more, so at best it's going to give a bonus on a social roll. Otherwise you can just substitute a knowledge check for any social skill on a roll involving an NPC engaged in that field, which I don't think is the intention. I'm not going to let you use the 19 you rolled, for the same reason I didn't make you use the low roll you made on Streetwise, either - those rolls weren't relevant at the time you made them. Regardless, though, as far as these questions go you can get answers on the basis of your previous Diplomacy check.[/sblock]
"Sister, my companions and I are seeking a man by the name of Derslin. We know he was somewhere around here a few months ago - A letter he wrote came to a contact I have at the university in Sharn. He might be at a logging camp around here - do you know anything about him?
"Frankly, I think he's involved with some foul necromancers. We recently slew a necromancer in Sharn, this all seems to be tied together. Sister, Balinor and the Host have sent me here to prevent more perversions from coming to be."
The priestess's eyes widen with the gravity of the information. "Necromancers? But... here?" Her shock is evident. "I wish I could help you, but - Derslin, was it?" She shakes her head. "That doesn't mean anything to me. I'm sorry. But if he's involved in things like that... well, I don't know how he could be staying at any of the logging camps around town. The workers there are locals, honest men - most of them come here to pray. I know them, I know their families. They wouldn't stand for any evil magic in their midst, and if they suspected something then surely they would have come to me for advice."
She looks thoughtful. "Deeper into the woods, though, up to the north - toward the mountains... if there were necromancers anywhere, it would be there. Our woodsmen don't stray too far that way. They say that the forest grows wild and strange, and the people who live that way have grown likewise, and don't take too kind to strangers."
Alexia raises an eyebrow as she asks for clarification, "Did you see him return to the forest? From here?"
The man shakes his head. "Not me, but that's what they say. Fella like that doesn't walk through town without attracting some attention, you know, and it's a small town - people talk. Plenty o' folks saw him headed back across the fields towards the forest."