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<blockquote data-quote="Scotley" data-source="post: 1646647" data-attributes="member: 11520">Verrick Human Rogue/WizardVerrick quickly warms to having an audience. He tells the tale with an eye toward humor paints Norbac as a hero with himself a bit more humble. In particular he will give considerable attention to the dry rattle of undead bones. He will cast a Mage Hand spell under the guise of describing the Necromancer's parting incantation. Then he will say with great solemnity that &quot;I know the Necromancer is still out there somewhere and sometimes late I find myself listning for the aweful rattle of those undead bones.&quot; At this point he will rattle some loose bits of furniture or candlesticks, whatever is handy behind his audience with the spell. Hopefully, this will give everyone a start. He will then take a book or two and say to Kaleen, &quot;well lass all that story telling has left me as dry as those old bones. Would you join me for some refreshment?&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Scotley, post: 1646647, member: 11520"] [b]Verrick Human Rogue/Wizard[/b] Verrick quickly warms to having an audience. He tells the tale with an eye toward humor paints Norbac as a hero with himself a bit more humble. In particular he will give considerable attention to the dry rattle of undead bones. He will cast a Mage Hand spell under the guise of describing the Necromancer's parting incantation. Then he will say with great solemnity that "I know the Necromancer is still out there somewhere and sometimes late I find myself listning for the aweful rattle of those undead bones." At this point he will rattle some loose bits of furniture or candlesticks, whatever is handy behind his audience with the spell. Hopefully, this will give everyone a start. He will then take a book or two and say to Kaleen, "well lass all that story telling has left me as dry as those old bones. Would you join me for some refreshment?" [/QUOTE]

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