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Message: <blockquote data-quote="RJKrik" data-source="post: 1311687" data-attributes="member: 2488">Azeem RazuddiThe bard sits on the bed looking to the others. "Well, we don't know much, but what we do know is that this man A) Played cards and B) Was not very lucky about it. We've found out so far that cards are played at the Crane and that other gambling occurs at the other two taverns in town. It seems the Crane would be a good place to start looking. Now like I said we don't know much, so we must be very careful about how we go asking questions. This man may not be gambling anymore ,after the kobold was run off his funding probably ended abruptly, but if we find the last place he was at it could help us find where he is now. Remember, people really want to tell you things, as long as they think you don't care. As soon as you show a bit of interest though... well then people get very quiet. I think my plan will work well enough. I will go to the Crane alone ahead of the rest of you as a gambler looking for a game. You come along after a few minutes for a drink. Stick around the common room and see what you can overhear without direct questions on our man. If you want you can comment on things like losing fortunes, gambling away lives, unexpected riches, that sort of thing to jog the memories of the people. I shall be doing the same with the gamblers." Finally, it seems, Azeem stops talking. He seems to have stopped in the middle of a thought. He looks back to the group. "I'm not sure about the stakes at the Crane, but I may very well run out of funds as I have only 37 eagles to my name at the moment. I shall try to make it last, but that is my concern not yours. What do you all think of my plan? Any other ideas?"</blockquote>

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