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Message: <blockquote data-quote="reapersaurus" data-source="post: 171705" data-attributes="member: 1194">[ooc] umm..   i REALLY don't think a town guardsman who had to have Arim pointed out in the first scene would have intimate knowledge of the de-Prey family's finances and purchases.If so, they would have had enough proof for a frontier town of guilt to string up Arim, as well.And Jack knows NOTHINGa bout Arim;s attempts to contact the thieve's guild, because _I_ don't know.I'm going on what Mark told us - that Arim doesn't know anyone in town, so I really doubt if Jack, a lowly guardsman, would have in-depth thieve's guild knowledge. Jack - I'm already working within incredibly limiting parameters for Arim's character here, and I'd appreciate it if you don't narrow them further.If he's going to be branded with a scarlet letter "T" (for thief), and have every enforcement-type know more about his past than I do, than the only logical thing for this NG rogue to do would be do something drastic to attempt to turn another leaf -  maybe join the clergy, or LEAVE town. Thanks for listening. [/ooc]"I agree, Arthael - this IS some mighty fine vintage to be tucked away in a 'deserted' warehouse.I smell collusion here.This apparently-stolen cask of fine drink points to either the owner of the warehouse, or the person who's had access to it."</blockquote>