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<blockquote data-quote="Gregor" data-source="post: 5452195" data-attributes="member: 11751">&quot;Crow?&quot; says Shealis, &quot;They are pretty common in the city, but I don't know of one that is bonded to a mage ... outside of a random student at Gabal's anyway.&nbsp; Nobody knows we're here, so its probably just a coincidence.&quot;&nbsp; Up close you can see that the case is, as previously mentioned, made from a black metal and covered in swirling etching patterns.&nbsp; It is about a foot long and wide, and half a foot deep.&nbsp; Its hard to discern any openings due to its construction, but there is a lock mechanism built in at one end.Shealis places the case on one of the half-finished stacks of carved wooden doors and lets Hrimr take the first shot at solving the problem through the casting of detect magic.[sblock=&quot;results of detect magic&quot;]There is one faint magical aura emanating from the case.&nbsp; With no ranks in spell craft, its impossible for you to determine the school of magic.[/sblock]&quot;I wasn't aware of the need for a passcode.&nbsp; Were you Larion?&quot; Shealis asks.&quot;Hold on a moment Dwarf!&quot; says Larion, &quot;Rivereye told me the case was trapped and that it required a passcode, but its a Ragesian case with Ragesian information.&nbsp; There is no way in the Abyss that the passcode would be in Dwarven.&nbsp; We've spied on the Empire long enough to know that they never use that language.&nbsp; The official tongues are common, orc and likely the dialect of some denizens of the lower planes for important messages.&nbsp; Just what kind of game are you playing?&nbsp; Is the case even trapped?!&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gregor, post: 5452195, member: 11751"] [COLOR="Plum"]"Crow?"[/COLOR] says Shealis, [COLOR="Plum"]"They are pretty common in the city, but I don't know of one that is bonded to a mage ... outside of a random student at Gabal's anyway. Nobody knows we're here, so its probably just a coincidence." [/COLOR] Up close you can see that the case is, as previously mentioned, made from a black metal and covered in swirling etching patterns. It is about a foot long and wide, and half a foot deep. Its hard to discern any openings due to its construction, but there is a lock mechanism built in at one end. Shealis places the case on one of the half-finished stacks of carved wooden doors and lets Hrimr take the first shot at solving the problem through the casting of [I]detect magic[/I]. [sblock="results of detect magic"]There is one faint magical aura emanating from the case. With no ranks in spell craft, its impossible for you to determine the school of magic.[/sblock] [COLOR="Plum"]"I wasn't aware of the need for a passcode. Were you Larion?"[/COLOR] Shealis asks. [COLOR="Magenta"]"Hold on a moment Dwarf!"[/COLOR] says Larion, [COLOR="Magenta"]"Rivereye told me the case was trapped and that it required a passcode, but its a Ragesian case with Ragesian information. There is no way in the Abyss that the passcode would be in Dwarven. We've spied on the Empire long enough to know that they never use that language. The official tongues are common, orc and likely the dialect of some denizens of the lower planes for important messages. Just what kind of game are you playing? Is the case even trapped?!"[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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