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Message: <blockquote data-quote="michael_noah" data-source="post: 3434046" data-attributes="member: 40131">I think I've realized my mistake here.  It seems that I gave the impression that Brannak thought there was nothing to worry about, and that no precautions needed to be taken.  This was clearly not the case, since he's not an idiot.  He also does whatever I tell him to do, so it's my fault.The reason I did this, that is, rushed, didn't spell out exactly what he wanted to do, etc. is that I was under the impression that the "rest" period would be uneventful, and that spending a lot of time posting plans about it would be wasteful.  I think I thought this because we were talking about whether we would wait 24 full hours, using all our healing, that it would take Dav 15 hours to search everything, etc.  What I suppose I should do in the future is try to recognize the fact that I am being subliminally influenced and counteract it.  What can't happen is that we can't assume that any time we formulate a long plan all will go well, or that any time the DM asks what we want to do next->something dangerous is on the horizon.For this situation, I think two things should lead us to a solution.1) We should not arbitrarilly save Dav (or... whatever, maybe he just snuck out with the diamonds).2) While it was not obvious that we wanted an ingenious plan to constantly keep everyone in the party safe, it is obvious that the characters would have been somewhat intellegent about their movements, etc.Solution: At some point, something happens... Either someone is close by and sees it happen, or someone is slightly less close by, and, within a few moments notices that Dav has stopped searching, and is instead scandalously manipulating the dead wolf.</blockquote>

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