Picking bread crumb out of his beard, Col seems absorbed in himself. As the young dock worker finished his agreement, the man paused for a moment with a crumb halfway to his mouth. Then, with a shrug and a shake of his head, he continued his grooming.Tonks said:"I shall lend what aide I can in this matter. The sea will judge them for their actions.."
Stopping the phrase before he allowed it to finish, Damash looked away from the table and towards the water.
[sblock=Col, Knowledge Check]Col thinks that he might have heard a similar phrase once, made by an adherent of Ishtishia, the elemental embodiment of water. This is an enigmatic and unstable deity with a small following, so it seems odd to hear this unspoken phrase come from Damash's mouth.[/sblock]stonegod said:Picking bread crumb out of his beard, Col seems absorbed in himself. As the young dock worker finished his agreement, the man paused for a moment with a crumb halfway to his mouth. Then, with a shrug and a shake of his head, he continued his grooming.
OOC: Col's the paranoid one, and that sounded almost like an invocation to a deity. So, to make things interesting, he'll do a Knowledge (religion) check to see if he recognizes the phrase and the deity that goes with it.
stonegod said:After dessert, Col leans back and enjoys a pleasant burp, pounding loudly on his chest to complete it. Afterwards, he clumsily knocks over a knife to the floor next to Damash---a very clumsy move or a distraction, which seems much more likely due to the older's man lack of subterfuge. Picking it up, he whispers softly to the young docker.
"...and Istishia shall call them below for the eternal embrace, eh? There be more to you than's on the surface, ain't there?"

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Rulebook featuring "high magic" options, including a host of new spells.