Sunday's D&D session

[hong]

Oh come on, the PC involved wasn't THAT bad, it was the play-by-the-numbers type who "giggled" and went and made tea. The knight's player got the gist of the conversation alright, but wanted to retain his knightly - and nightly - virtue. It was quite amusing, exacerbated by my impotence to act to assist the knight (I play a slightly older, more world-wise former miner-cum-blacksmith forced into the role of a warrior, and was dying - yet totally unable - to drop into the conversation. Oh, well, there's plenty more NPC wenches waiting where that one came from...)

Who's telling the story, you or me?

Let's just say that while Darius' discomfiture could indeed have been a show of brilliant improvisational acting on Gordon's part, I'd rather go for the simpler explanation.

Anyway, there's nothing stopping you guys from providing advice to Darius. Assuming he tells you what happened. Or you make your Sense Motive checks to figure it out, which probably won't be that hard....

 

[hong]

And: Will the girly move on him?

I really have no idea at this stage. I'm open to suggestions.